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Travel Sick in Turkey
We have barricaded ourselves into Sanliurfa in the southeast of Turkey, for Chaya has come down with some form of travel sickness. We went to a walk in clinic and the doctors told here that she was fine and healthy.
She was not fine and healthy. Her throat was so swollen that she could not even speak and she could barely move.
Wade from Vagabond Journey.com
in Sanliurfa, Turkey- April 9, 2009
I once had a pediatrician when I was growing up who would just say, "It's just a viiiiiiruuus" every time he could not figure out what was wrong with me.
I think Chaya picked up some sort of 5 day virus in Iraq.
But this morning she is spray and ready to go.
Moving on to Gaziantep.
Tomorrow Syria.
Travel Sick in Turkey

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Issue 47! Closing in on that half a century of Writing this thing! Yep, I can predict the future, and I put my talents to use by watching future episodes of TNA: Impact... which didn't even exist 50years ago, but let's say it did. OR maybe it's weeks, maybe it's more than that. But at the end of the day, 47 issues strong under my proverbial belt, proverbial because I don't wear a belt, hell I don't even wear Trousers, all I need is a Pepsi, a drop of whiskey, two bags of Haribo and lets Rock!!!
Yep, Impact hails from the same place it did last week, what are the odds... seriously.
Let's see if my memory drive can think up the name, Indiana Pennsylvania I believe.
and contrary to what some idiot who writes Wrestling blogs said last week (yes, I mean me.... who did you expect? I spend most of my week prepping this one 2500 word Blog, I don't have time to get dressed let alone Read!!! Damn it!) but yeah the crowd seemed a little more lively.... perhaps they just needed an 1hour and a half Wrestling show to get themselves pumped.. maybe it was tiredness, fatigue... drugs?
Hulk Hogan kicks off the show, in what I can say was a fantastic way to kick off the show... yep that was my best attempt at a joke... it wasn't even sarcastic, what's happening to me! I'll tell you what!
So Hogan, the same man who wanted nothing to do with The Stinger, who kicked him out of his office twice, kicked him out of the ring, kicked him out of the building, invites him back after Sting saved him last week and told him he was sorry. Aww, what are the odds... seriously.
He admits he made a mistake, and rectified it, with a very eager Sting to get back on the side of The Hulkster. Hogan used words such as "loyalty and trust" and these are Buzz words, because TNA Creative is dumb at dropping hints, so they shove them down your throat. Yes, we now need to be told, over and over, how close Hogan and Sting are, how much loyalty and trust and friendship is between them. Which by TNA standards usually means Sting is going to turn on Hogan eventually. A la, oh I don't know.. Kurt Angle..... Bobby Roode.... it's very common.
But Sting is ready to take out The Aces and Eights once and for all... and he intends to do that with a 6-Man Tag next week. What the hell is that going to accomplish, they've been beating each other in Wrestling matches for Months... nearly a year, clearly this strategy isn't working. But still Hogan grants Sting the match, and it's Sting's mission to recruit his partners for next week's match.
Which is where Hogan starts talking about the Main Event at Slammiversary, and whom should face Bully Ray for the World Championship. And yes, the resident "give me a shot" guy Matt Morgan took this opportunity to remind Hogan that the number one contender should indeed be The Blue Print.
Okay, so basically Hogan has had enough of handing out shots to people, so instead he clumsily bats out the Main Event of Morgan vs. Sting for the Number #1 Contendership.
Now here is my problem, one, Hogan really sucks at trying to get all of the information for a match, TV show, PPV out in a cohesive order. He tends to ramble around the idea and repeat himself about 3 times to get out the announcement. The bigger problem is surely Hogan handing out Sting and Morgan a shot at being the Number One Contender, is still handing out a Shot. And lets break this down, Sting did literally nothing, aside from help Hogan last week (that's called playing favourites and being bias" and Morgan came out and asked for the Match because he's tall and has a big beard. So both of those guys get that wish granted. Now what about Aries... Roode, Storm, AJ, Kurt Angle, Jeff Hardy?... there is a long list of people who just don't seem to be capable of getting the job done... apparently. Now the biggest problem is that TNA cut down their PPV's to only 4 a year, so the build up to these PPV's are going to immense. Let's have a Run-Down, Lockdown, the 3rd biggest Event of the year, the Number One Contender was decided by Hogan's handpicked "these might be alright guys" literally 2 weeks before the show, then he chose Bully Ray who wasn't even in that list. That to me is not a build up. That is a "damn, 2 weeks to go, better decide" situation. Slammiversary over the years has been better than Bound For Glory at times, it is the 2nd biggest event, we are a matter of weeks away, and what should be the biggest match on the Card, has boiled down to Hogan just randomly picking people a matter of weeks before the show... that is not a build up. Where is the feud? Where is the storyline in that? Why do I care? What the hell is Sting going to do? Yes there is a back story to Sting and Bully, but really, couldn't they have done something better than Hogan pretty much going..." ummmmmmmmmmmmmmm you!"
Sonjay Dutt vs. Zema Ion vs. Chris Sabin - X-Division Qualifier 3-way
So interestingly Mickie James recently spoke somewhat negative of TNA, with how they organise things. What with her finally making her way back onto TV, and then a week later Velvet is brought back, and Mickie is forgotten about. Funny because only two weeks ago Petey Williams made his longer awaited return to the company, but now all of that attention has been shoved to the returning Chris Sabin.
Which also means predicting the outcome of this match is easy.
Now what is funny, is that before the match TNA ran the whole video package of Sabin's rehab and return to Impact, with him saying "I'm here to focus on the World Heavyweight Championship" nicely followed by "The Following X-Division Qualifier Match". Well sorry Sabin, but TNA have shoved you back into their X-Division Category.
But all in all, the match was great, and Sabin seems to have returned to form, having a more "old school" - "Hail Sabin" mentality. He is certainly on a Push, and I hope that push carries him out of the X-Division and puts him against the likes of Austin Aries..... so yeah Sabin won.
Filling the gap for the next Qualifier match is the return of Suicide! Woo.... really?... people voted for Suicide? Why? No-one is Suicide anymore, people just wear his outfit, Christopher Daniels was playing Suicide for a while, who cares. And if they're already running out of people they need to dress up their current stars as other stars already... then why make this silly 3-Way structure for EVERY MATCH.
Robbie E, Jesse and Joey Ryan vs. Rob Terry
At last, my dreams have come true, not only is Robbie E and Jesse looking more like a team (they really need to just push them as a Team) but they brought Joey Ryan (though underused) into this whole segment. It's a bit in your face to have Three Guys be taken out by Rob Terry. You'd think they're trying to push him, wouldn't you?
There really isn't a lot to say on the matter, I think it's silly to have three, certainly Two great realised characters and credible Wrestlers get squashed to put over Terry. But Terry at least is looking better. Gone are the days where doing a kick would cause himself to fall over. They seem to be sticking with a more "serious" tone currently. Though I think the Terminator style logo has gone from his Entrance Video. But least he's not dancing to Barn Music at the end of his matches.
But yeah, Terry won.
Should I find this so funny?...
Bobby Roode and Austin Aries make their way out to the ring to talk about their Number One Contendership match next week for the Tag-Team Titles. And really?
I was sure last week would put a close to this. We have literally had the same 3 teams going round and round for months and months. And now we've got another Month? Why not put The Aces and Eights in a Tag-Team and drop the belts on them, give them more power. What about Robbie E and Jesse? What about throwing together a new team, like Joey Ryan with someone random... Why not put Joseph Park in something? But the big question, is why the hell aren't the belts on Bad Influence!
Really though, this served as nothing but air time to get over the Tag-Team match next week. Which again, is air time used to promote next week, rather than anything really interesting happening this week. Roode admitted to letting Kaz and Daniels get in his head with all of the talk of Fortune. But he is committed to regain the belts with Aries.
Which is when Bad Influence turn up, now this is my beef, yes I complained about the three times in circulation, but Bad Influence and Bobby Roode / Austin Aries need to do more, I can't get enough of the four of them together, it's seriously entertaining stuff... like seriously. Not only that, but they give me my best material!
Gentleman's Mouth!!! Classic!..... LOL!!!!... Anyone would think I'd make a picture out of that....... o.O
And then of course Chavo and Hernandez decide to come and suck the excitement out of the arena. Why do they keep letting Chavo talk? Do they not realise he sucks at it. Though I say that, but I sort of want him to do it more. Each week he gets better, not at anything useful, but he seems to be on this great run of insulting himself. And I for one love that, it amuses me greatly... not as great as Scott Steiner, but still.
But to make sure Chavo and Hernandez once and for all get to fight the clean victors of Bobby Roode / Austin Aries vs. Bad Influence, they arranged a Special Guest Referee... for some reason. Which is brilliant, and I quote!
So who is the Special Ref!!!.... Oh look, it's everyone's favourite "that guy" James Storm!
Woo! Why the hell does Storm care?... Who knows! What happened to Storm's problems with AJ Styles... who cares! Why was Storm helping out Velvet Sky against Tara before... Why Not! Really?
To Storm's credit, he comes out and gives it his best no matter what dumb crap TNA seem to include him in. But I am so sick and tired of Storm being involved in "Everyone's" business. I don't even think TNA Creative are clever enough for this to actually "build" to anything. They spent the best part of Two Years building Storm for the Main Events, and now look at him. Why wasn't he in the running's for the World Championship? All Sting did was Turn up, all Morgan did was ask, surely Storm's resume and qualifications are on that level?
D'Lo Brown vs. Kurt Angle - I Quit Match
The best match on the card, by far, and not to mention the added bonus of it being an I Quit match, and the double added bonus of it including D'Lo Brown... and this is the match they make up on the night, rather than promote before?
Kurt issued a challenge to anyone from The Aces and Eights, and it was D'Lo swearing his Colours on him getting the job done, that took on the challenge. I honestly can't remember the last time I saw D'Lo wrestle, and sure he's put on weight, but damn did he do well. He hasn't missed a beat, and clearly it shows, because the match was great.
The Aces and Eights "led by Anderson" make their way to ring-side to observe their VP take care of Business. But after 6 German Suplexe's and Angle finally locking in the Ankle Lock properly, it was D'Lo who "Quit" giving Angle the win. Leaving Anderson and the rest of The Aces and Eights looking mighty unhappy with their VP, as they leave him in the ring.
This is stuff happening, I like this. Sure D'Lo has done.. let's see.. just about.... nothing since he was revealed as a member. Not to mention the VP of Aces and Eights, so it's sort of strange putting him in his position. But perhaps they're going to change the ranks a little, Anderson is easily at the top of the Club now, so perhaps he is going to get a promotion, and to be honest, I'd love him to be more of a focus. Anderson is someone who got boring, then interesting, then boring, and now he's really interesting. Let him be him, let him take out the gimmicks that define him, and now he has this opportunity, and he's made the most of it, and it shows in his position. And I mean that with TNA Creative, and how he comes across on TV through actions and Promos, I obviously know The Aces and Eights is a storyline... wanted to clear that up! Pinch Pinch!
So Kurt Angle calls out AJ Styles... yup, AJ has clearly shifted targets from Storm to Angle... without even resolving anything. And now Storm isn't even bothered anymore apparently.
Basically, Angle is joining forces with Sting to take on The Aces and Eights next week, and they want AJ to be a part of their team, and they want to know if he is with them or against them by next week. Funny... I seem to recall this being a thing like a Month ago when AJ first returned... not like they've been dragging out this same idea without following through on any of the repercussions though right.... right! o.O
Gail Kim and Tara vs. Taryn Terrell and Mickie James
So now the focus has gone from Mickie to Velvet, to Mickie to Taryn in about a Month. Though it's not a bad thing, because Taryn can actually Wrestle rather well, so therefore I have no issues with her being used in more matches.
I am officially out of "HotMess" pictures....... for now!
There isn't a lot to say about this match either, it was a great match, the Knockouts always deliver. Taryn caught Tara with a Roll-Up getting the victory. But Gail and Tara weren't done there, taking the fight to them after the Bell. Mickie and Tara fought up the Ramp, and Gail dropped Taryn with Eat-Defeat and locked on a Figure Four Leg Lock over the Ring Post to the Floor.
Clearly a Gail Kim vs. Taryn Terrell match is brewing, maybe even a Number One Contender match for Slammiversary... I called it.
Also what the hell happened to Open Fight Night, where has that gone? Championship Thursday... anyone?
Bully Ray seems to be furious over D'Lo Brown saying "I Quit" after swearing his Colours on the victory. But rather than it amounting to anything, Bully just decided he will deal with it next week, but chose himself, Devon and Anderson (woop) to fight Sting, Angle and possibly AJ... possibly not. Next week.
Now I think it would have been if Bully was furious, and wanted D'Lo then and there, and we followed him causing havoc trying to find him, and ending on some more interesting note, like The Aces and Eights corner him in, and we don't know what happens next till next week. Or D'Lo just flat out runs for safety. Something that actually leaves it open rather than "I'm Angry!... but meh, whatever I'll sort it next week.... TUNE IN FOLKS!"
Matt Morgan vs. Sting - Number #1 Contender Match for The World Heavyweight Championship
Now Sting seems to have gotten a bit of Heat lately, but there is no doubt he can Wrestle, and no doubt he belongs to be in the spotlight. But surely they could do something more entertaining with him? He just wears his T-Shirt and walks around and "fights the good fight" and it's a little boring now. Personally, I think it is more likely than ever to have Sting as an "Ace" in the Aces and Eights. Given that Sting was trying to help, kicked out, Hogan turning his back on him, but only did the right thing finally after Sting came to his aid. The set up of Hogan putting Sting against Bully is almost mirroring Hogan putting Bully against Hardy.
What if Bully just lay down and dropped the belt to Sting, moving the Championship higher up the ranking in The Aces and Eights... that would no doubt piss off the Wrestling world.
Also Matt Morgan could easily be a part of The Aces and Eights, motivated by always being over-looked. I mean from a Physical stand point, Morgan would look awesome in that Faction, given the fact he was told to grow a beard, which is like Check List Number #1 on how to join The Aces and Eights, he has that covered!
Anyway, I sort of went on a Rant, it was a good match. Sting rounding up for another Stinger Splash but instead was met with an impressive Carbon Foot Print, but led to a Two-Count.
The ending was a bit silly, Sting locking on The Scorpion Death-Lock, but lost his Balance, so he just sat on Morgan holding his legs up, seriously... that would not hurt. But maybe Morgan's pain threshold is weaker than I thought, as he seemed to have passed-out. Which also means... he technically didn't lose, he battled and fought, and his body gave out, but he didn't give up, nor was he defeated.. expect this to be a factor.
But yes, Sting is on his way back to the Main-Event to face Bully Ray. I just hope they add a stipulation, and or do something more interesting, because a flat out Wrestling match between them both could be a little dull.
Over all not a bad show, and I look forward to watching next week's 6-Man Tag (mainly to see where AJ Styles goes) and the aftermath of D'Lo Quitting to Kurt Angle.


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Do you ever worry about what others think of you? If so, do you let your fear of what other people think about you affect the decisions you make day to day?
Up until my daughter was born, I used to constantly worry about what people thought of me – both at work with my boss and colleagues and at home with my friends and family.
I worried about whether the people around me had a good opinion of me; whether my boss thought I was doing well at work; whether my friends thought I was a good friend or not; whether people were secretly gossiping behind my back; whether I'd offended anyone without realising – the list goes on.
I used to spend a lot of time trying to please other people for fear of giving out the 'wrong impression'. In fact, I'm reminded of a post I wrote recently about how I nearly got into debt for a friend's wedding – this was pretty much down to being worried about what my friend would think of me if I said I couldn't attend.
These days, thankfully, I worry much less about all that sort of stuff as my daughter keeps me grounded in my priorities most of the time but occasionally, I let my 'worry head' get the better of me.
A casual comment opened a can of worms
The other day, a friend came over to my house – actually she's more of an acquaintance rather than a friend, as I only really know her from a mum's and toddlers play group. I don't think she was being nosy or anything like that but she happened to notice that the bottom of our sofa was torn and some of our curtains were quite badly frayed on the ends.
She commented about them and so I explained that our dog had been the culprit when he was a puppy. For some reason, I felt the need to then say that we would be replacing them at some point in the future. I didn't mention that this would be when the debts are paid off and when we've saved up enough money to feel comfortable parting with a certain amount for a new sofa and curtains. She didn't need to know all that.
This friend responded seemingly innocently that it's a pity we can't replace them now so that we don't have to look at them like that in their current state.
'Weeeoooeeeooo' – Paranoia Alert!
My brain almost instantly translated those words into "How can you live with scruffy furniture and ripped curtains? You must be either flat broke or maybe you just like living like this? Where's your sense of pride, style, etc etc?" I'd taken my friend's words and turned them into a negative opinion that she'd formed of me in all of about 5 seconds.
And so I allowed a few unnecessary emotions to rise to the surface. I felt sad and fed up that we don't have the means to replace these items right now and also a bit paranoid about what this person (who I don't know all that well) might be thinking of me. After all, I have
many certain items in my home not including the two mentioned here which are more than a bit worse for wear.
In addition I started feeling bad about myself for being in a position at the age of 33 where I'm having to pay off my debts rather than keeping my home in tip top condition and doing bigger and better things with my free cash. I worried about what this person would think of me if she knew about all our debt troubles and general financial woes.
Worse still – and I hate to say this – I experienced a spark of jealousy at the thought of other people being able to just nip out and buy new sofas and curtains whenever they felt like it.
All hail the voice of reason
Luckily, these crazy rogue emotions didn't last for very long. I managed to get a grip of myself shortly after my friend went home. I'm not the most house-proud person these days I have to admit. I have a 3 year old daughter and a large excitable dog – things do (and will continue to) get wrecked!
Then I thought about this situation quite simply. The unsightly objects in question here are a sofa and curtains. Something to perch on and drapes for the windows. In the grand scheme of things, they aren't that important, they are just home furnishing objects and they still function.
Having a moment of clarity is so welcome sometimes. I realised that even if the hubby and I had no debts, we wouldn't be running out and buying a new sofa and curtains just like that. When the debts are gone, we'll have more important things to spend our money on like saving up for a deposit for a house and making sure we're putting more cash away for retirement. Although new sofas and curtains would be nice, they are at the bottom of our list of priorities right now because they're not actually going to help us achieve what we want to achieve!
Finally, I thought about what people (friends, family or acquaintances) might think about us, having things in our home that are worn out or very much used. Or what they might think about us not having new clothes or a nice new shiny car. Or what some people would think if they knew about our lengthy relationship with debt. I think I can safely surmise that some people might have an opinion on things like this and some people won't give two hoots!
Of those people that have an opinion, they might well be assuming that we don't have money to spare for items like this or that we just don't care enough to have pride in our home, in our dress sense or even that we're happy to drive an old car. Such assumptions might lead to them forming a negative opinion or even them feeling pity towards us.
And with those people in mind, I asked myself this:
Does it matter what these people think of us, our home, our car or our clothes? Really?
The answer of course is 'no'. Because it really doesn't matter what they think. It won't change anything. People judge other people and form opinions about them every day. It doesn't mean that they even care all that much!
The fact is that allowing ourselves to worry about what others think about us, just hinders us most of the time. In my situation, I've accepted that this person might have formed an opinion of me which perhaps isn't what I would have liked, but I can't and won't let my emotions rule my head on this.
Because doing that won't help the hubby and I get to where we want to be. We just have to carry on doing what we're doing and keep our personal and financial goals at the forefront of our minds, where we need them to be. If people form a opinion which is good, great. If it's a bad opinion of us, well that's all fine and dandy too. I'll probably never know for sure what people really think of us anyway!
In case you sometimes worry about what others think of you, you might find this article interesting from LifeHacker: How to Stop Giving a F*ck What People Think.
Can you relate to this? Do you spend time worrying about what others think about you?
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We talked to Tom Trainor, one of the original Market Basket supervisors who was fired for helping to start the protest!
"We just want to go back to the way we were, taking care of customers and selling groceries. We aren't trying to start a movement of any kind. What this shows us and the world is we have a tremendous amount of loyalty to a boss who gives back to his people and we, in turn, risk everything for him. It also shows that we have a tremendously loyal customer base, without them boycotting this would have been impossible to pull off." -Tom Trainor
Matt Siegel, better known to Bostonians as "Matty in the Morning," has ruled the ratings in the Boston market since he first arrived at KISS 108! Matty's unique interview style and insightful yet sarcastic commentary has allowed him the good fortune of winning the coveted National Association of Broadcaster's Marconi Award for Personality of the Year, not once, but twice.
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Greetings all. During an offline brainstorming session, Martin and I determined that the cause of this observed problem is a race condition when a child (monitored) process creates grandchild processes. If a child process terminates prior to the grandchild process, it is possible for the call to getrusage() to occur prior to the termination of the grandchild process, causing the time consumed by that process to be deferred to the next call to getrusage(), and the time to be merged with that of the following process. Attached are some possible solutions I've put together for this issue. With solution A, I receive a usable status code on Linux, along with an account of the amount of user/system time spent in the child process (but not the grandchild processes). On Solaris, I receive an ERROR status code, which may be caused by an inability of the Solaris waitpid syscall to wait on process groups. With solution B, the status code on Linux is inaccurate, though the user and system times appear to reflect that of the child process (again excluding the grandchild processes). On Solaris, I observe the same behavior as in solution A, for the same probable reason. With solution C, the status code on Linux is accurate, though the user and system times appear to be inaccurate. On Solaris, the status and user/system times appear to be correct. At this point, I believe that solution C is the best choice. If one of these patches is to be applied, the following change log could be used. Log: * exec.cpp [!_WIN32 && !_WIN64] (wait_for_child): Resolve race condition resulting in incorrect child process times. --Andrew Black Martin Sebor wrote: > Yo Andrew, > > I have another issue with the reported times (this one seems real). > The times reported for a killed process are all zero and the time > seems to be added to the next process that runs after it. I noticed > it while running the locale tests: > > $ make run > NAME STATUS ASSERTS FAILED PERCNT USER SYS > sanity_test.sh 0 46 0 100% 0.380 0.880 > af_ZA.ISO-8859-1.sh 0 7 0 100% 39.570 1.110 > ar_AE.ISO-8859-6.sh 0 7 0 100% 39.000 1.250 > ar_BH.ISO-8859-6.sh 0 7 0 100% 39.010 1.300 > ar_DZ.ISO-8859-6.sh 0 7 0 100% 38.970 1.220 > ar_EG.ISO-8859-6.sh 0 7 0 100% 39.010 1.350 > ar_IN.UTF-8.sh HUP 0.000 0.010 > ar_IQ.ISO-8859-6.sh 0 7 0 100% 217.890 2.200 > > Could you see what's going on? > > Thanks > Martin
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1 NEXT GENERATION KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY Per Christiansson Department of Building Technology and Structural Engineering, Aalborg University SUMMARY We have for a few decades been changing paradigm with regard to information handling. The traditional paper based information storage and presentation medium is substituted and complemented with digital storage accessible for reading and updating at optional time and place. Digital models of our reality and also non-physical objects are accessed from adapted and advanced user environments (UE). The paper explains potentials of new advanced ICT and discusses how these tools will support and influence the building process models and its organisation. Recommendations are given on how we can handle and meaningfully contribute to the ongoing change process. Important advances in ICT tools development such as semantic web and temporal databases are explained and related to increased quality and change of the building process. It is stated that ICT must not be regarded as one of these tools that we only have to learn to use but as an integral part of the company and project knowledge management system. The formulation and refinement of digital models of the building process must be driven by the end users preferably in collaboration between industry and university. INTRODUCTION It has been said before, but can well be repeated. We have for a few decades been changing paradigm with regard to information handling. The traditional paper based information storage and presentation medium is substituted and complemented with digital storage accessible for reading and updating at optional time and place. Digital models of our reality and also non-physical objects are accessed from adapted and advanced user environments (UE). HTML (hypertext markup language) based documents has been stored on the World Wide Web since the early 1990s. Now the web documents may be separated into a content and presentation part through use of the XML (Extended Markup Language) and XSL (Extended Style Sheet) languages. Increasing number of resources on the Internet, labelled by their Uniform Resource Identifier (URI), can be described and reached through a common syntax and structure such as RDF, Resource Description Framework. The web content is given meaning through introduction of standardised name spaces and schemas such as XML Schema (specifying structure and data types) and RDF Schema that give meaning to the web based information containers. Efficient tools for improvement and development of new services are now tried out in the research communities. These services are based on ontologies that will provide a shared understanding of knowledge domains that can thus be communicated across persons and applications in what is called the semantic web (Berners-Lee et.al., 2001). In addition to the development of the semantic web our possibility to formally handle temporal data in building process models will increase through integration of temporal databases. The paper explains the potential of new advanced ICT and discusses how these tools will support and influence the building process models and its organisation. Recommendations are given on how we can handle and meaningfully contribute to the ongoing change process caused by ICT (Information and Communication Technology) tool development.
2 EXISTING AND EMERGING ICT TOOLS Basic XML We can easily export XML (Extensible Markup Language), formatted data from a database. In the example found at (from a modelling course given by our group) we convert the web accessed database SQL response (Structured Query Language) to an XML file and reference one of several XSL (stylesheet) files to present the result on a web browser in a format adapted to the user. The following sequence describes the main elements in the application example: - A relational database describing a building is produced (entities are among others 'building_id', 'floor_number', and 'space_id'). - The database is accessed from a web browser through call of server side ASP (Active Server Page). The imbedded scripts make SQL calls to the database and convert the database output to XML format. - The XML file is now either sent to the client (web browser) with a reference imbedded to an XSL file or, alternatively, the XML file is processed on the server using the XSL file and then sent to the client as an HTML file. Figure 1 Differentiation between content and presentation using XML (Extensible Markup Language) and XSL (Extensible Stylesheet Language) files. The XML files produced as extracts from databases or other applications can be used to transfer data between building applications (databases, CAD programs, simulation programs, etc.). In the EU project DIVERCITY mentioned later we have used the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) to handle communication between applications in different computer systems running under different operating systems. SOAP uses the World Wide Web's Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) and XML as the mechanisms for information exchange. Exstensible Style Sheet Language (XSL) is a language for creating a style sheet (the older Cascading Style Sheets, CSS, covers some of the XSL functionality) that describes how XML is to be presented to the user on the web browser. XSL has also been extended (XSL Transformations, XSLT) to cover transformations of XML document structures. XSD (XML Schema Definition), is a Recommendation of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C, that specifies how to formally describe the elements in an XML document. They provide a means for defining the structure, contents and semantics of XML documents (shared vocabularies). (The older document type definition, DTD, covers some of the XSD functionality). This description can be used to verify that the XML document is 'valid' by a receiving system. See also figure 1.
3 XML namespace is a collection of names, identified by a URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) which is used in XML documents for element types and attribute names. (An URL, Uniform Resource Locator, is the address to a web page and a subset to URI that can point to any information container). The goal of the Web Services Activity is to develop a set of technologies in order to bring Web services to their full potential (http://www.w3.org/2002/ws/). We see now an increasing number of applications on the Internet taking advantage of XML and SOAP for secure standardised interoperability. Temporal databases From (Christiansson, 1999) With temporal data introduced into the Virtual Building (VB) new opportunities arise: we can store snapshots of different building processes (e.g. alternative designs) and backtrack to make a re-design or re-simulation with changed requirements (regeneration of the VB); it should be easier to document and retrieve causal connections over time and space in the VB; storage of lines of reasoning and possibilities for analyses of their relations; improved possibilities for efficient updating of VB model with as-built data; effective use of the time parameters in the life-time documentation of building behaviour; Temporal extension to traditional relational database systems, see also (Snodgras, 1999) and (Böhlen & Jensen S., 1997), enables us to handle queries like 'what resources have we used during different time periods of the conceptual design of the building?', 'who and what competencies were engaged during different time periods of the Virtual Building design?', and 'how many resources have we used over different time periods at different building locations?'. These types of questions are very difficult to handle in conventional databases, but will help us to capture experiences for better planning of resource allocation and to make complex time dependent queries. We will be forced to handle both so-called valid times (times related to phases in virtual building evolution from idea to demolition) and so-called transaction times, i.e. when the supporting systems were actually augmented and updated in real time. These aspects can be handled separately or in a mixed mode in so-called bitemporal tables in the database. (Christiansson et al., 2002b), and (Christiansson, 1999). The Semantic Web From above it is clear that we can now build and make interoperable web based information containers by use of XML based web services. Through the introduction of the RDF (Resource Description Framework), (Lassila & Swick, 1997) and (RDF, 2002), an emerging standard for handling metadata on the World Wide Web was introduced. RDF will provide a framework for metadata interoperability across different Internet based resource description communities with focus on semantics rather than meta data syntax and structure. 'For the semantic web to function, computers must have access to structured collections of information and sets of inference rules that they can use to conduct automated reasoning' (Berners-Lee & Hendler & Lassila, 2001). The semantic web will use XML, RDF, and Ontologies (with taxonomy and a set of inference rules) as basic building substances. "RDF is a way to express relations between objects, something XML does not allow you to do", "RDF provides a general model for describing resources. Resources in RDF are any objects that can be uniquely identified by a Uniform Resource Idendifier (URI). The objects can have properties, which then have values (which may be another resource, i.e., they are atomic, which means they are text strings (literals), numbers, etc.)", (Hjelm, 2001). See also (Christiansson, 1998). The property types as well the names of the properties are defined in a vocabulary. The RDF Schema defines the meaning, characteristics, and relationships for a set of properties. "The RDF schema language is a declarative representation language influenced by knowledge representation, database schemas, and graph data models" (Hjelm, 2001). The semantic web is in its infancy though. The 'RDF Vocabulary Description Language 1.0: RDF Schema' was presented as a W3C Working Draft 12 November 2002, The semantic web will allow us to introduce new services, see figure 2, to handle unstructured and structured data accessed from the Internet. Our research group are currently implementing semantic web technology in two projects with focus on experience capture, quality assurance, and web accessibility and support, respectively, for early design collaboration (Lai et al., 2002). There is no limit on the kinds of (new) services that may be introduced
4 - link documents to other documents handling similar subjects/concepts; - search specified and similar concepts in interaction with end user; - annotate existing web contained documents; - capture concepts in documents and create meta content descriptions; - translate a document to a another 'language'; - combine low level concepts in different containers for idea generation. Figure 2 New services will be introduced in the Semantic Web. Some of the existing tools we use are - XMLSpy for XML editing and validation, Schema design (http://www.xmlspy.com/), - SemTalk for graphic ontology modelling, - OntoEdit ontology engineering environment, - Sesame an Open Source RDF Schema-based Repository and Querying facility, - DCdot, Dublin Core metadata editor, VIRTUAL WORKSPACES Figure 3 The DIVERCITY framework supporting client briefing, early design and construction in a virtual collaboration environment.
5 Figure 3 gives an overview of the DIVERCITY project (Distributed Virtual Workspace for enhancing Communication within the Construction Industry. EU IST , start April 2000 ending September 2002) where XML and SOAP were used in a framework to support communication between users, applications, and product models. Distributed and collaborative applications can be included through an open mechanism allowing any third party to use data controlled by the central framework server. The distribution manager is the client (user) side of the communication layer of DIVERCITY. It can be included in an application or can be a stand-alone application, controlling data exchange between the client and the central server. The distribution manager has been released in JAVA and C++ and it is platform-independent. The project clearly demonstrated the importance of parallel innovative user environment design and user requirement capture, and technical implementation activities. More information and video clips from usage can be found at See also (Christiansson et.al., 2002a), and (Christiansson et al., 2001). ICT in the Building Process Figure 4 puts the ICT tools described into a building process context. We envision greater emphasis in the near future on formalisation of building process components especially on the meta level. Formalised processes will more efficiently handle flexible user environments (UE) and project information containers accommodating partly redundant information. Figure 4 Overall map showing areas of interest in the PROMORE (Process Models and Representations for the Construction Industry) project proposed in Expression of Interest to EU FP6 (Christiansson & Karhu, 2002) ORGANISATIONAL IMPACT It is now a fact that the so-called global village is a reality. Projects are formed with participants from all over the world. Physical and digital resources are also flexibly purchased and handled on a global basis. This up-scaling of the traditional business arena together with implementation of efficient support for knowledge management and collaboration puts strains on existing organisational structures. We point at some of the expected changes, see also figure 5, - Mix of physical and virtual workspaces (80/20 to 20/80, physical meetings will remain very important especially during non-routine activities). - New procedures (new companies?) to provide knowledge management support (e.g. long-term
6 project information storage end experience transfer, education services). - Greater possibilities to back-up digital knowledge resources in the companies due to efficient capture and re-use of experiences and ideas. - Efficient handling of unstructured and partly redundant information. (The building process will for a foreseeable future contain semi-structured data together with information containers with highly formalised non-redundant data models). - Meta data in models containing non-redundant data on high abstraction levels will glue together domain specific more specialised application models. - Disconnection of building application semantics from underlying information containers will facilitate system interoperability and build-up of user specific search in and interrogation of underlying information containers. - Higher flexibility in creating project teams composed of persons from different companies. - Flexible collaboration patterns between and within teams. Figure 5 Organisational view on internal and external building project actors, activities and attached information containers. We will get greater possibilities for transforming information to a suitable form for the human/artefact receiver. E.g. a person wants to use information from his/her personal information container to make it more comprehensible for a person using another 'language' or when a person or team shall convert information from 'team language' to project language' and vice versa. The likelihood to find and utilise adequate competencies in project collaboration should increase through access to company knowledge bases. Efficient collaboration tools in adaptive virtual workspaces and access to virtual building and analyses/synthesis tools provide a solid foundation for early design ICT support with all stakeholders involved including client (so-called partnering project organisation models are now also developed). Important decisions can be made in early design phases regarding alternative and optimum solutions also for complex designs. Design requirements, intent and rationale will be stored and form important ingredients in experience knowledge bases.
7 RECOMMENDATIONS FOR HANDLING CHANGE PROCESS Based on 30 years' experience from use of ICT in construction and the later achievements in ICT development, the following recommendations will hopefully contribute to a more successful change of the building process yielding higher quality of end products and a more efficient building process, in all aspects. ICT must not be regarded as one of these tools that we only have to learn to use but as an integral part of the company and project knowledge management system. The formulation and refinement of digital models of the building process must be driven by the end users. Models describing - Building project processes and company specific processes. - Building project products such as buildings (and all systems built into the building), virtual buildings (VB), and building components. - Production systems. - ICT tools. - User/team ('languages', competencies, human computer interaction styles etc.). Some crucial aspects in connection with development of next generation knowledge management systems for the construction industry are listed - Participatory design (industry - university) of new tools and services that in many cases are not yet defined, see also (Christiansson et al. 2001). - Development of scenarios (from idea to demolition of building) encompassing credible ICT tools. - Deep understanding of ICT influence on organisation, work methods, user environments, and information handling. - Agreements on vocabularies and concepts within and between stakeholders starting with meta project level and more detailed team and component supplier specifications. - Introduction and use of tools for semi-automatic capture of vocabularies and concepts. - Active propagation of captured and harmonised vocabularies to meta level project name spaces. - Conscious formalisation and automation of design tasks to reduce risk of formalisation into nonflexible solutions. We are all involved together in a continuous change process and design of the future (with constant re-assessments). There are great opportunities now to do some creative, bold, and holistic inceptions at both universities and industries and in collaboration. REFERENCES Berners-Lee T, Hendler J, Lassila O. (2001) The Semantic Web. A new form of Web content that is meaningful to computers will unleash a revolution of new possibilities. Scientific American, May Böhlen M. H., Jensen C. S., (1997) Seamless Integration of Time into SQL. Department of Computer Science, Aalborg University. (54 pp). Christiansson P., Karhu V. (2002) Process Models and Representations for the Construction Industry. Expression of interest to the EU FP6 program. Aalborg UIniversity Denamark and VTT Finland. (5 pp). Christiansson P., Da Dalto Laurent, Skjaerbaek J. O., Soubra S., Marache M. (2002a) Virtual Environments for the AEC sector - The Divercity experience. ECPPM 2002 Proceedings European Conference of Product and Process Modelling. ework and ebusiness in AEC. (Editors: Ziga Turk, Raimar Scherer). Swtes & Zeitlinger Publishers, Lisse The Netherlands. ISBN X September 2002, Portoroz, Slovenia. (pp ) < Christiansson P., Dawood N. N., Svidt K. (2002b) Virtual Buildings (VB) and Tools to Manage Construction Process Operations. CIB W78 Conference on 'Distributing Knowledge In Building', Aarhus, Denmark. June 12-14, Proceedings Volume 1. (Editors: Kristian Agger, Per
8 Christiansson, Rob Howard). CIB International Council for Research and Innovation in Building Construction. ISBN (pp ) <http://it.civil.auc.dk/it/reports/w78_denmark_6_2002.pdf> Christiansson P, Svidt K, Skjærbæk J O, Aaholm R. (2001) User requirements modelling in design of collaborative virtual reality design systems. International Conference on Construction Information Technology. Mpumalanga, South Africa, 30 May - 1 June (pp. 40/1-40/12) <http://it.civil.auc.dk/it/reports/r_africa_2001.pdf> Christiansson P. (1999) Properties of the Virtual Building. Proc. of the 8th International Conference on Durability of Building Materials and Components. Information Technology in Construction. (ed. M. A. Lacasse, D. J. Vanier). NRC Research Press, Ottawa, 1999., May 30 - June 3, 1999 Vancouver, Canada. ISBN: (pp ). <http://it.civil.auc.dk/it/reports/r_cib_vancouver_1999.pdf> Christiansson P. (1998) Using Knowledge Nodes for Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining. Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence 1454, Artificial Intelligence in Structural Engineering. Information Technology for Design, Collaboration, Maintenance, and Monitoring. Ian Smith (Ed.). Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg ISBN: (pp ). <http://www.it.civil.auc.dk/it/reports/ascona_98/ascona98.html> Hjelm J. (2001) Creating the Semantic Web with RDF. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. (277 pp) Lai Y-C, Christiansson P, Svidt K. (2002) IT in Collaborative Building Design (IT-CODE). Proceedings of the European Conference on Information and Communication Technology Advances and Innovation in the Knowledge Society in collaboration with CISEMIC (Editors: Yacine Rezgui, Bingunath Ingirige, Ghassan Aouad). University of Salford, U.K November ISBN (pp , Part A) <http://it.civil.auc.dk/it/reports/ycl_itcode_esmart_11_2002.pdf> Lassila O., Swick O. R. (1997). Resource Description Framework (RDF) Model and Syntax. Working Draft, World Wide Web Consortium. <http://www.w3.org/tr/wd-rdf-syntax/> RDF Vocabulary Description Language 1.0: RDF Schema W3C Working Draft 30 April 2002 <http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#> Snodgrass R. (1999) Developing Time-Oriented Database Applications in SQL. Morgan Kaufmann USA (504 pp.)
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Indulge in all the beauty and entertainment served up by Portugal's most popular destination, holidays to the Algarve promise a unique break to an area blessed by a vibrant atmosphere, immense natural beauty and an endless stream of fun and thrills by the beach. It is easy to see why this southern region has become so popular with holidaying families and couples, especially when you bear witness to the blue waters, stretching sands and dramatic cliffs that characterise the Algarve's alluring coastline – truly a remarkable gem of Portugal.
Traditional and historic cities and towns tower over the ocean, promising cultural highlights and a culinary scene to die for, while active holidaymakers will revel in the region's adventurous ethos.
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Portugal's most popular holiday destination is rich in clean beaches, attractive white-washed towns and beautiful natural landscapes. The best things to do in Algarve tend to be based around the region's coastline which is decorated with white sands, dramatic rock formations and sparkling blue waters.
The beaches lure those visitors seeking relaxation and sunshine, while the landscape that towers over the ocean is a haven for mountain bikers and walkers. The Algarve has also experienced a gradual transformation into a popular party destination, with the likes of Faro and Albufeira catering to those seeking more thrills after the sun goes down.
There are countless resorts up and down the coast, the majority of which offer spa treatments and saunas. One of the most famous is the Sheraton Hotel which also boasts a glorious outdoor pool. Although the Algarve isn't famous for its wine, there are a few decent wine bars in the region that stocks some of Portugal's finest, most notably Meu Limao Wine Bar in Lagos which offers tasting sessions.
The likes of Albufeira or Lagos will base you in a lively destination with more than its fair share of attractions and plenty of luxury hotels. Albufeira is a wonderfully diverse destination, defined by its wonderful beaches, great restaurants, charming old town and bustling nightlife, unrivalled anywhere else in the region.
Lagos offers a similar vibe to those on their Algarve holidays, alongside an energetic water sports and outdoor adventures culture, mingling with that of a bygone era. Traditional architecture and colours adorn the historical city centre, marked by the old city walls, ensuring both culture vultures and sports enthusiasts are appeased by a visit to Lagos. Outside of the primary destinations, numerous traditional towns and villages are dotted along the expansive coastline of the Algarve, displaying a more authentic way of life that is easily overshadowed by the region's modernised infrastructure. Olhas de Agua is a great example of a destination retaining its traditional charm yet catering to the tourism influx. Meanwhile, other adventurous types may like to dip out of the region all together to visit some more of Portugal's gems, and none come more alluring than the stunning coastal city Lisbon, the capital city of Portugal – a mesmerising place to daytrip to during you holidays in the Algarve.
Wine and Dine
Some of the best cuisine of Portugal can be found in the Algarve; the seafood on offer along the coast is particularly a must try. One of the signature fish dishes in this part of the world is grilled sardines, which are often barbecued before being served with boiled potatoes and salad. One of the best restaurants for fish has to be Passaro Azul, located on Olhos de Agua Beach just east of Albufeira. One of the tastiest Algarve attractions is its famous piri piri chicken. Forget the chow you get at Nando's; this is the real deal. The sauce here is arguably unmatched anywhere else in the world, and the barbecued chicken is as succulent as it comes. Blue Sky Restaurant in Albufeira is one of the best local eateries to sample this dish. Portugal has some great wine, although the Algarve doesn't really produce much of it. However, there are various bars around the region that stock fantastic port, most of which originates from the city of Porto. Sampling a few of these after a meal would provide a welcome nightcap.
For Families
There are plenty of family friendly places in the Algarve especially if you stay at a catered resort where everything is laid on and you don't have to worry too much about meals or travel. Take a trip with the family on a dolphin spotting boat tour, or more adventurously and for older children, take some kayaking lessons and explore some of the coves along the coast. Dream Wave offers trips on a historical pirate ship which will please the little ones no end. For a day out of activity for everyone, head to Parque Aventura where you can try your hand at zip wires and various activities rigged up in the forest. At Albufeira, surf lessons are offered for any age so even children can have a go at catching some waves. For some sporty children, the Calo do Lobo Tennis academy offers coaching across 14 courts and there is even a spa centre on-site for parents to indulge in while the kids are learning to play tennis. Krazy World Zoo is worth a day trio, located in Algoz or for water away from the sea try Slide and Splash waterpark in Lagoa.
Action and Adventure
Some of the world's finest golf courses can be enjoyed in the Algarve, blessed by great weather, stunning scenery and challenging courses, delivering something of a playground to those that like to bring their woods and irons on holiday with them.
Golf isn't the only activity you'll discover away from the beach; there is also a great mountain biking scene in the Algarve, allowing visitors to explore the region's beautiful inland scenery on active tours around the landscapes. Inevitably you'll find yourselves down by the water at some point during your Algarve holiday, and around Albufeira and Lagos there's so much to do, you could spend the entire holiday in and around the water here. Water sports are rife around Lagos, with a great surfing scene supported by sea kayaking and windsurfing, while others may just prefer to lay on the sandy bays around Albufeira and catch some rays.
Snorkelling and boat trips are also on offer to tourists, allowing you to explore the region's highlights on and beneath the surface of the ocean. The standard array of beach activities are on offer to visitors all along the coast. There are always things to do in the Algarve away from the sand and water, but you'll find the best variety of activities on the beach and in the sea. Getting out on the water is a great way to explore the expansive coastline, especially by pedalo or kayak. Those looking for more thrills will find satisfaction in Lagos where you can experience surfing, sailing and kite-surfing.
Mountain biking is another high entry on the list of Algarve attractions. One of the most enjoyable routes takes you into the nearby Monchique Mountains, eventually bringing you to the highest point of the range. The Algarve is blessed with some fantastic golf courses in equally impressive locations. The Pine Cliffs Course is one of the most picturesque and challenging, so is ideal for those who want to show off their swing.
Life's a Beach
The beaches are undoubtedly the biggest attraction around the Algarve, endless stretches of fine sand flanked by beautiful clear blue water and towering, dramatic cliffs and rock formations – this is one of the most remarkable coastal scenes in Europe. Despite this, you'll find a great deal of things to do during your holidays to the Algarve that don't involve planting your feet in the sand. Relaxing on quiet and sandy beaches is a perfect way to recharge your batteries, and many of the beaches provide visitors with comfy sun loungers and umbrellas. When the water is calm, bobbing around on a lilo in the ocean will also do the trick.
If you're after bustling nightlife, you'll never run out of things to do in the Algarve. The region has become one of the most party-orientated areas in Southern Europe, rivalling destinations like Ibiza and Mallorca. Albufeira is the primary hub of this party mayhem, with the majority of the pubs, bars and clubs situated in the Old Town and along 'The Strip'. Pubs like Sir Harry's provide the perfect joint for warming up on a few cocktails, before tackling the real deal at clubs like Domino and The Cellar. You can find a classier side to the Algarve's nightlife, most notably in the smaller towns and in sophisticated jazz and cocktail bars. Cabana Bar in Olhos de Agua is one of the best cocktail bars in the region and comes complete with pool tables and classic tunes.
For Couples
There is real romance in the air in the Algarve, found in the secluded coves, beautiful cliff walks and golden sunsets. You can experience some great vistas from the cliffs surrounding the bays to the east of Albufeira, especially at sunset when the sandy-brown cliffs sparkle. There is some fantastic dining all along the coast, the majority of which are great value and beautifully located. Wine is very easy on the wallet in these parts, so share a decent bottle with your loved one and toast a great day by the sea. Hiring your own boat and cruising up and down the coastline provides a fascinating insight into the overall diversity and beauty of the landscape. You can add even more romance to the experience by taking a bottle of champagne on board – and why, not hey? You're on holiday!
Every town and region has its own particular take on culture in the Algarve with Moorish and Arab influences seen in the architecture.
The Algarve is well-known as a holiday destination and so there are plenty of events and festivals throughout the year but particularly in the summer months. Food and local produce markets are held in most towns in the Algarve and are a great place to absorb a little bit of local culture and maybe take it home with you as a souvenir. Saints festivals usually include food and drink, with barbecued sardines being a speciality. Other festivals centre around the sea, with fish and fishermen celebrated and honoured.
Top Algarve Holiday Destinations
Looking to catch some sun in the Algarve but not sure where to go? Check out some of our top Algarve holiday destinations: