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From قالب:Gr. cosmo- world, universe + -poleis cities.
- أصد: /kɒzˈmɒ.pɒ.lɛɪz/
cosmopoleis ج.
- صِيْغَةُ جَمْعٍ مُفْرَدُهَا cosmopolis#English.
- 1997: Thomas N. Habinek & Alessandro Schiesaro, The Roman Cultural Revolution, p25
- Thus the work of Milligan and others invites us to reëxamine familiar material from the ancient world with an eye to possible differences in the construction of sexuality between the cosmopoleis, such as imperial Rome, Ptolemaic Alexandria, and late imperial Antioch, and other social formations, and with attention to variations in economic organization that may differentiate ancient cities from one another as well as from their hinterlands.
- 2004: Anthony Reid, Batson Lecture: Singapore between Cosmopolis and Nation, "Abstract" & "Pre-colonial cosmopoleis" & "Straits Settlements to Malaysia / Singapore"
- Seen from this perspective, the anomaly may be the twentieth century, with its attempt to impose an alien concept of 'nation' on the cosmopoleis which had taken root there.
- The Thai-ruled cosmopoleis in the northern half of the peninsula were also known for their intense variety of trading groups.
- The story is well known of how ideas of race and nation made their impact on these extremely diverse cosmopoleis in the 20th century.
- 2005: BAVO & Lorenzo Chiesa, Utrecht Abstracts: Psychoanalysis, Urban Theory and the City of Late-Capitalism, §2
- The discovery and evolution of the 'talking cure' is inextricably linked to the specific socio-political conditions of fin de siècle Vienna and the later rise of twentieth century cosmopoleis.
- 1997: Thomas N. Habinek & Alessandro Schiesaro, The Roman Cultural Revolution, p25

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text: The Next Wii Will Innovate, Nintendo Would Be "Embarrassed" If It Was Sony, MicrosoftBrian Crecente3/12/10 5:00pmFiled to: GdcGame Developers ConferenceGdc10NintendoWiireggie Fils-aimeOriginalTop1.2K1EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink In the wake of this week's unveiling of Sony's take on motion-controlled video gaming, and Microsoft's push for their motion-controlled gaming well under way, Kotaku sat down with Nintendo of America's president Reggie Fils-Aime to ask if these high-def entries into a market Nintendo so dominates is concerning. Advertisement Do the coming of Xbox 360's Project Natal and Playstation Move mean that Nintendo should start thinking about their next console? Is it time for a Wii HD?"For us high definition by itself is not the next frontier," Reggie Fils-Aime, president and chief operating officer of Nintendo of America told Kotaku. "For us we need to provide a whole new compelling experience in our next generation." Advertisement And that moment won't be tied to an arbitrary lifespan for their current console, he added."When Mr. Miyamoto goes to Mr. Iwata and says. 'I have this great idea and I can't do it on the Wii,' that's when there will be a next generation console. What that includes we'll see," he said. "I think Mr. Miyamoto himself has said that he is very interested in a high-definition experience, but to be 120 percent crystal clear, HD by itself in our view is not enough to go for a new console past the Wii."Instead Nintendo's next console will need to be something "consistent with what we brought to market with Wii and with DS." Sponsored "It will be mainstream. It will be encouraging more and more consumers to get into this category that we love. It will provide new, unique, compelling experiences that are meaningful to that large potential consumer base."Those are the principles that drive us." Advertisement Nintendo made a splash in 2005 when company president Satoru Iwata unveiled the console to gaming press at the Tokyo Game Show. The concept that drove Nintendo to concentrate on control mechanics over faster, more powerful processing power and graphics was the idea of the Blue Ocean. There are plenty of consumers in the sea, the logic goes, why get into a tooth-and-nail fight for them over one specific area, like who has the most powerful gaming system?But Nintendo's move into motion gaming, and the company's successes in those mostly uncharted waters, could be interrupted now that both Sony and Microsoft are trying to once more compete directly with the console maker.I asked Fils-Aime if Nintendo's next generation console would be an iteration of the Wii, a move back to the pursuit of more-muscled gaming machines or another attempt at reinventing what people view as important to gaming. Advertisement "I think a hallmark of Nintendo is that we are constantly trying to innovate," he said. "I think we would have been embarrassed to do what our competitors are currently doing."So, all I can tell you is that we will innovate. We will provide something new. Something that the consumer and the industry will look at and say 'Wow, I didn't see that coming.'"And despite last month's relatively weak showing in hardware sales, Nintendo doesn't feel like a new console will be coming anytime soon, Fils-Aime said. Advertisement Advertisement "We just celebrated our fourth holiday," he pointed out. "During that December we sold over 3.8 million units just in the United States. We sold so well in the holiday that we are now in a position of once again chasing consumer demand."What I can tell you is that that seems to suggest that the Wii still has a very long, very vibrant life in front of it."Reply1191 repliesLeave a reply


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Tomb Raider: Underworld represents a new advancement in exploration-based gameplay. As fearless adventurer Lara Croft explore exotic locations around the world, each designed with an incredible attention to detail resulting in breathtaking high-definition visual fidelity that creates a truly believable world and delivers a new level of challenge and choice.
Read full description"A visually stunning, epic adventure that continues Crystal Dynamics' excellent run. We reckon it's the best completely original Tomb Raider (Anniversary was, of course, a remake) we've had in years," - videogamer.com
"Tomb Raider: Underword manages to impress on so many levels." - gameplanet.co.nz
Tomb Raider: Underworld represents a new advancement in exploration-based gameplay. As fearless adventurer Lara Croft explore exotic locations around the world, each designed with an incredible attention to detail resulting in breathtaking high-definition visual fidelity that creates a truly believable world and delivers a new level of challenge and choice.
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Reach new heights with the broadest range of acrobatic abilities and utilize objects within the environment to uncover new paths to explore.
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Discover ancient mysteries of the underworld hidden within the coast of Thailand, frozen islands of the Arctic Sea, the jungles of Mexico, and more.
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Each level is an elaborate multi-stage puzzle masked within an interactive environmental playground offering more flexibility over how the area is solved.
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Choose to pacify or kill, target multiple enemies at once with the new dual-target system, and shoot with one hand while suspended with the other.
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Active Sonar map: A revolutionary new tool that emits an active sonar ping to create a 3D image of Lara's surroundings, perfect for uncovering hidden items and locations.
Multi-purpose grapple: A claw-like device with a high-tension cable designed for climbing, rappelling, performing wall runs and manipulating objects within the environment.
All-terrain hybrid motorbike: A unique vehicle design built to drive on everything from mud to snow and ice.
Tomb Raider: Underworld © Square Enix Ltd. 2008-2012. Developed by Crystal Dynamics Inc. Published for the Mac by Feral Interactive Ltd. Tomb Raider, Tomb Raider: Underworld, Crystal Dynamics, the Crystal Dynamics logo, Eidos, and the Eidos logo are trademarks of Square Enix Ltd. Square Enix and the Square Enix logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Square Enix Holdings Co. Ltd. Mac and the Mac logo are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Feral and the Feral logo are trademarks of Feral Interactive Limited. All other trademarks are property of their respective owners. All rights reserved.
Tomb Raider: Underworld marks the end of the original Lara Croft timeline (whether or not the Crystal Dynamics trilogy takes place in the same continuity as the six classic games is up to debate, but for for this review's sake, we can say that it does), closing the curtains on Lara's journey to find out her mother's fate as well as her rivalry with Amanda Evert (introduced in Legend). We also get more information on the demise of Lara's father, as well as the reappearance of old enemies, Lara's revamped doppleganger and the Atlanteean queen Natla from the first game, which serves as the game's antagonist (I should note that Natla is basically an immortal demigod, which makes her conflict with Lara that much more interesting; the fate of the two foes is further explored in the Xbox 360 exclusive DLCs). Seeing as I focused on details of the story, it is natural for me to think that the story is the game's strongest point. It is based on the Nordic myth of Ragnarok (Armageddon) and features well-known artifacts such as Thor's gloves, belt and hammer, all scattered around the globe in forgotten underworlds (hence the title). Locations explored include: the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea (it returns from Tomb Raider II, though it's not a sunken ship this time), Thailand, the catacombs under Croft Manor, Central Mexico, the Jan Mayen island is the Greenland Sea and finally the Arctic Sea (hey, Lara's already been to Antarctica in Tomb Raider III). The intricacy of the plot is complimented by the game's beautiful graphics (this 2008 game has some of the best graphics I've ever seen, even compared to current games), which make the well-designed underworlds (essentially the tombs of Underworld) even more intimidating and immersive. The sound design and gameplay are also well-done, though not particularly remarkable. Quick-time events return from Anniversary, there are more guns and less outfits then before (which is a downgrade in my opinion), collectibles consist of treasures -which are small and pretty hard to find- and relics -of which there's one per level; they are even harder to find and offer health upgrades, making the game easier-, there are no real boss fights and the combat is simple and unimpressive. While may not as notable as other games of its kind, Tomb Raider: Underworld manages to present an intriguing story, with stunning visuals and fun gameplay, making a must-play for any adventure fan.
Title pretty much sums it all up. Released in 2008, Underworld is the last TR game that is true to the series' roots. Lots of exploration, puzzles, combat typical to Tomb Raider series. Climbing, jumping, game is filled with platforming elemets. Apart from being so old school, it has very good graphics, for it's time of course. There are also numerous improvements to the well know(and a bit stale)gameplay, of which you can read in the game's description. I picked this game up here on GMG, because I needed to have it on Steam, as a double. It is, by far, one of the best titles in the TR franchise. And I'm with TR series since late 90's, so I know my Tomb Raider games.
The last Tomb Raider that was loyal to its roots, with a dark and epic background story. The graphics are awesome for the time this game came out, the lightning is great and there's a lot of animations for Lara (you won't believe when you see her climbing walls and moving on obstacles, reacting to her surroundings...). The fighting system is good, just like the previous game, it's truly a great game I've finished like... 5 times or so in 2 years. Probably my favorite TR game, together with Legend and Anniversary.
My dad and I used to play through the Tomb Raider games when I was younger, and he would show me all the tips and secrets to the game. This was the first one that I actually played by myself (mostly because he got really busy with work) but I really enjoyed it! Lara Croft is a great video game character, and this game has its own unique feeling to it, and it's a game in which you can play all the way through without having the storyline feeling like it's lacking, just because it's such a great game! All the characters seem to have great voices, and the graphics (still today) are great, along with the nice smooth gameplay. Honestly, I recommend this game to ANYBODY who's either played a previous Tomb Raider game, to people who HAVEN'T play a Tomb Raider game, or to people new to gaming, because this game is a great one! The Puzzles are awesome, and it's not so much shooting and killing as it is really thinking through different scenarios of the game. Truly an awesome game.
This is the pinnacle of the Tomb Raider franchise and it shows. The graphics are stunning, the controls are cleverly implemented and this is helped by stellar game play and the story really shines. Also the various puzzles you will encounter throughout the games are fun and involving and span across a very long campaign where, in true tomb raider style, you will visit many locations across the globe and explore the varied locations. The sense of adventure is still there and it runs through the entire game, I was not bored at all when playing through the game and I never felt like I was doing boring tasks. All in all Tomb Raider Underworld is the best Tomb Raider game ever made! Go get this game!
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Joerg Piringer is a sound poet, born in Austria, currently living and working in Vienna. Member of the Institute for Transacoustic Research and of the Vegetable Orchestra (das erste wiener gem¨seorchester). Student at the Schule f¨r Dichtung (School for Poetry) in Vienna (Curd Duca, Sainkho Namtchylak, etc).
[releases and publications]
cd: outpost produced by transacoustic research
cd: vokal produced by transacoustic research
cd: contribution to vox ex machina produced by leonardo music journal
dvd: contribution to essays on radio produced by cronica
cd: contribution to essays on radio produced by cronica
cd: contribution to superrouter produced by iftaf.rec
cd: contribution to windpipe moods produced by ergo phizmiz
catalogue : transacoustic research produced by forum stadtpark
cd: contribution to mmmzzz produced by oozebap & propost
cd: vegetable orchestra automate produced by transacoustic research
paper: violence in online communities
cd: contribution to hearings produced by transacoustic research
cd: contribution to boxon 13-14 produced by boxon
cd: contribution to bricollage produced by illegal art
vhs: contribution to austrian abstracts 02 produced by lanolin
cd: contribution to hearings 7-10 produced by iftaf rec
cd: contribution to hearings 1-6 produced by iftaf rec
cd: contribution to publikation uden navn
cd: contribution to electronic resistance
distributed by soul seduction and M.DOS
cd: contribution to commercial ad hoc produced by illegal art
distributed by seeland records and cha-bashira
cd: gemise - das erste wiener gemuseorchester produced by iftaf rec
distributed by extraplatte
paper: myzel - selforganization in networked worlds
master thesis: elektronische musik und interaktivitaet (electronic music and interactivity)
[exhibitions, festivals and performances]
FILE 2004 sao paulo, brazil
incubation 04 nottingham, united kingdom
erratum paris, france
off the record sound ARC paris, france
hoerbar (together with elffriede) hamburg, germany
schauspiel frankfurt frankfurt, germany
artheater koeln, germany
voruit ghent, belgium
p0es1s. digitale poesie 2004 berlin, germany
takeOff graz, austria
experimentalclub 03 madrid, spain
abstraction now vienna, austria
transacoustic research graz, austria
map 2003 graz, austria
e-poetry 2003 morgantown, usa
in-filth-tration 2003 leuven, belgium
de nachten 2003 antwerp, belgium
mikrokino 2003 belgrade, serbia
immedia 2003 ann arbor, usa
stuttgarter filmwinter 2003 - stuttgart, germany
proposta 2002 - barcelona, spain
impakt 2002 - utrecht, netherlands
viper - basel, switzerland
5th international meeting of experimental, sound and visual poetry - buenos aires, argentina
krikri 2002 - ghent, belgium
FILE 2002 - sao paulo, brazil
grizedale - cumbria, united kingdom
ELO state of the arts - los angeles, usa
cabaret voltaire - zurich, switzerland
diagonale 2002 - graz, austria
immedia.02 - ann arbor, usa
theater leopoldstadt - wien, austria
german international poetry slam - hamburg, germany
volkstheater wien, austria
oudeis - a world wide odyssey - concept for an internet theatre performance. der name des bruders - political computergame.
taetigkeiten - webpage; collaboration and discussions in and for the german netzliteratur-community.
das erste wiener gemueseorchester - vegetable orchestra. concerts in austria and europe.
institut fur transakustische forschung - institute for transacoustic research. co-founder.
myzel - selbstorganisation in vernetzten welten - internet online-game.
the joseph boys - stille nacht - soundperformance.
telezone - assistance for the award winning tele-community project (ars electronica).
konkrete inventionen - samplepoems. performance at worttheater, volkstheater wien.
hearings - organisation and participation at the institute for transacoustic research.
digitale dichtung - sample poetry. computer sound poetry. performances in vienna
wir alle - text/sound-movie. screenings at immedia02 and diagonale 2002.
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Aleksandr Skidan is a Russian poet, critic, and translator, was born in 1965 in Saint Petersburg, then Leningrad.
Miki Liukkonen is a Finnish poet and novelist, born in the city of Oulu in 1989. After winning the important J. H. Erkon prize in 2009, he published his first collection of poems, titled "Valkoisia runoja" in 2011
Oravin (*1984) is an Austrian poet and audiovisual performer. He has lived in Graz, Reykjavik and Berlin. After several years of working as an assistant to video artists and filmmakers, he started recording and performing in 2012, switching between clubs, literary venues and film festivals. Since September 2013, he is part of Babelsprech, a network of young German language poets. Oravin currently resides in Finland and Austria.
Poet, translator and editor, Oana Avasilichioaei's books include We, Beasts (Wolsak & Wynn, 2012, winner of the QWF's A. M. Klein Prize for Poetry) and feria: a poempark (Wolsak & Wynn, 2008). Her most recent translation is Wigrum, a novel by Daniel Canty (Talonbooks, 2013) and she was the editor of the Quebec poetry feature in Aufgabe 12 (New York, 2013).
Teemu Manninen (b.1977) is a poet from Helsinki, Finland. Since 2004 he has published five collections of award-winning poetry, some of which has been translated into Swedish, German, English, Italian and Russian
Crispin Best is a British poet and author, born in 1983. He has texts published in "Robot Melon", "Ha Ha Clever", "Eye Shot", "Abjective", and "Clinic", among others, and also writers for "Dazed & Confused". Crispin Best lives and works in London.
Stephen O'Toole is British writer, born in 1985. He has texts published in "For Every Year", "Up Literature", "The Beat" and "Metazen". Stephen O'Toole lives and works in Glasgow, Scotland.
Edimilson de Almeida Pereira is a Brazilian poet, born in Juiz de Fora, in 1963. He has published "Dormundo" (1985), "Livro de falas" (1987), "Árvore dos Arturos & outros poemas" (1988), "Corpo imprevisto & Margem dos nomes" (1989), "Ô lapassi & outros ritmos de ouvido" (1990), Corpo vivido: reunião poética (1991), O homem da orelha furada (1995), Rebojo (1995), and Águas de Contendas (1998), among others.
Maya Kuperman is a poet, born in Haifa, Israel, in 1982. Her first poems were published in the groundbreaking magazine MITA´AM, edited by Yitzhak Laor
"Young Finnish Poetry : an approach" - by Max Oravin
Wingston González is a poet, born in Livingston, Guatemala, in 1986.
Leif Holmstrand is a Swedish artist, musician and writer, born in 1972. A Malmö resident since 1997. Work is currently being done on physical topics such as body essentialism and household waste, distorted through pictorial and linguistic filters of paranoia and phantasm
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Removing Non From NPC
During the past two sessions, the brave adventurers traveling through The Shadowfell have been without their devote Cleric of Pelor as he is on vacation worshipping the Sun in some foreign land. How typically Pelorian of him! The remaining party members are a … Continue reading
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Ego Check: Topher Kohan, SEO of CNN.com and Writer for CNN Geek Out!
It has been great to see "geek culture" featured more prominently in popular media over the years in a non-condescending manner. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King swept the Oscars close to ten years ago. Now, superheroes … Continue reading
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The Transparency of Damage Dice Irrelevance
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Definitions of ship
n. - Pay; reward.
n. - Any large seagoing vessel.
n. - Specifically, a vessel furnished with a bowsprit and three masts (a mainmast, a foremast, and a mizzenmast), each of which is composed of a lower mast, a topmast, and a topgallant mast, and square-rigged on all masts. See Illustation in Appendix.
n. - A dish or utensil (originally fashioned like the hull of a ship) used to hold incense.
v. t. - To put on board of a ship, or vessel of any kind, for transportation; to send by water.
v. t. - By extension, in commercial usage, to commit to any conveyance for transportation to a distance; as, to ship freight by railroad.
v. t. - Hence, to send away; to get rid of.
v. t. - To engage or secure for service on board of a ship; as, to ship seamen.
v. t. - To receive on board ship; as, to ship a sea.
v. t. - To put in its place; as, to ship the tiller or rudder.
v. i. - To engage to serve on board of a vessel; as, to ship on a man-of-war.
v. i. - To embark on a ship.
The word "ship" uses 4 letters: H I P S.
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Apo-Orciprenaline®; ratio-Orciprenaline®; Tanta-Orciprenaline®
What is this drug used for?
- It is used to open the airways in lung diseases where spasm may cause breathing problems.
What do I need to tell my doctor BEFORE I take this drug?
- If you have an allergy to metaproterenol or any other part of this drug.
- If you are allergic to any drugs like this one, any other drugs, foods, or other substances. Tell your doctor about the allergy and what signs you had, like rash; hives; itching; shortness of breath; wheezing; cough; swelling of face, lips, tongue, or throat; or any other signs.
- If you have a fast heartbeat.
- If you have a heartbeat that is not normal.
What are some things I need to know or do while I take this drug?
- Tell all of your health care providers that you take this drug. This includes your doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and dentists.
- Wear disease medical alert ID (identification).
- Call your doctor right away if your normal dose does not work well, if your signs get worse, or if you need to use this drug more often than normal.
- Do not give this drug to a child younger than 6 years of age.
- Tell your doctor if you are pregnant or plan on getting pregnant. You will need to talk about the benefits and risks of using this drug while you are pregnant.
- Tell your doctor if you are breast-feeding. You will need to talk about any risks to your baby.
What are some side effects that I need to call my doctor about right away?
WARNING/CAUTION: Even though it may be rare, some people may have very bad and sometimes deadly side effects when taking a drug. Tell your doctor or get medical help right away if you have any of the following signs or symptoms that may be related to a very bad side effect:- Signs of an allergic reaction, like rash; hives; itching; red, swollen, blistered, or peeling skin with or without fever; wheezing; tightness in the chest or throat; trouble breathing or talking; unusual hoarseness; or swelling of the mouth, face, lips, tongue, or throat.
- If you are not able to get the breathing attack under control. Get help right away.
- Peak flow measurement low.
- Chest pain or pressure or a fast heartbeat.
- A heartbeat that does not feel normal.
- Very bad dizziness or passing out.
- Shakiness.
- Swelling in the arms or legs.
What are some other side effects of this drug?
All drugs may cause side effects. However, many people have no side effects or only have minor side effects. Call your doctor or get medical help if any of these side effects or any other side effects bother you or do not go away:- Feeling nervous and excitable.
- Not able to sleep.
- Headache.
How is this drug best taken?
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text: Your UCLA-Memphis Live BlogChristmas Ape4/05/08 6:00pmFiled to: Final FourLazy Sussman Worse Than Lazy SusanUCLA BruinsMemphis Tigers182EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Finally, the Rumpelstiltskin of the tournament can weave chalk into gold, unless Kevin Love rains full-court chest pass threes all game. John Caliperi and Ben Howland would like to reserve their respective Final Four fortunes of years past. But remember: Larry Brown looms above all. And that's fine, so long as there's not a repeat of the dilatory pacing of the 50-45 UCLA win over Mem-PHUS Tuh-nuh-SEE in the tourney two years ago. Joey Dorsey has to play down his embarrassing domination at the hands of Greg Oden last year and Darren Collison needs to shake the specter of last year's performance in the title game. Each will have their hands full dealing with the likes of Kevin Love and Derrick Rose. Advertisement Advertisement I'll be blogging the game from a bar in Adams Morgan in D.C., celebrating the [undisclosed] birthday of some blogger woman. (I hope she enjoys the glass ceiling I got her!) But, anyway, yeah, Adams Morgan. If there's a delay, it just means I've tripped over the mounds of douchebags.Reply182 repliesLeave a reply


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Would you like to save as your currency permanently or for this visit only?
As always the room was comfortable and the location cannot be beat.
location is perfect There was no enternet in room as it was promissed in documents, owner of hotel promissed 5 procent discount, but when i wanted pay with card in euro he give me chek in cz currency and it was bigger price, he was cheating. And we have problems with shower, nobody fixed it. I am disappointed with this hotel and service.
Amazing personal service! We have never had so much interaction with a staff that made sure everything you needed was taken care of. We were leaving before breakfast on our last day, so Mykal called over to the resturant and asked if they could get us something to go for the next morning. These extra touches made Charles Bridge Residence an excellent choice. The location is unbelievable!
Great location. Convenient breakfast plan. Nice room with street view. Price for car service to airport was probably about 30% too high.
Very luxury rooms on a good location
Price and location Satellite dish only offered chanels in Italian and Czech. Couldn't even get cnn or bbc.
Excellent location, quiet, small place and cheap price! Beds were very hard and doors to corridor were very thin.
No, their is no hotel, they show hotel , but is closed, just you call on cell they bring you in some appartments.
Everything was ok, I can recommend this hotel/departments. probably they can put more effort in clean the departments every day, or probably this is not necessary since you are renting departments and this doesn't means hotel.
the fact that it was close to the centre of Prague, and the cost for a short stay
Location, very friendly receptionist, character of b+b
very central,stones throw from charles bridge.staff very friendly and helpfull.free internet.kettle iron hairdryer and full sized fridge in room.price good for location very basic,bricks holding bed up,no drawers for clothes.


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634 - If There's A Group Fucking, Ava Rose Is There
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If there's a group fucking, Ava Rose is there. She has a lot of fun with several young boys in this video. She doesn't have a hard time finding people willing to fuck her. Ava Rose loves this sort of thing. She also loves watching couples and groups have sex.
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March 31, 2008
19 comments:
- George said...
"When I was a novice I used to work hard to make a lamb suck by forcing its mouth to the teat. Now I just tickle it on the base of its tail."
A Shepherd's Life
E.B. White - 3/31/08, 11:22 AM
- Trooper York said...
That reminds me, I have to pick up some mint jelly at Shardies this week.
- Tibore said...
Ackkkk! Better tell Nina that those cute little chicks grow up to be slightly mean and very very stupid chickens. And that without tons of effort, chickens can end up being some of the dirtiest animals to raise.
Don't get me wrong; the end product winds up making for some very tasty meals. It's just that the process of getting there happens to be a pain in the ***. - 3/31/08, 11:52 AM
- Ann Althouse said...
Seems to me that Nina expressed her familiarity and contempt for chickens pretty well in the text.
- Middle Class Guy said...
Oh man! Fire up the grill. Get that rotisserie out. Hey Trooper, pass the mint jelly!
- rhhardin said...
Baby chipping sparrow
Altricial birds seem more like they're made of sticks and rubber bands. - 3/31/08, 3:02 PM
- Palladian said...
Mint jelly is a tiresome accompaniment to lamb. Try port and figs and a slow cooking in a covered casserole.
Or if you must have the mint accompaniment, use basil instead which contains related flavors but is a little more interesting. Making a jelly from fresh basil leaves is easy. Yum yum. - 3/31/08, 3:03 PM
- LutherM said...
Little Lamb, who made thee?
Dost thou know who made thee?
Gave thee life, and bid thee feed,
By the stream and o'er the mead;
Gave thee clothing of delight,
Softest clothing, woolly, bright;
Gave thee such a tender voice,
Making all the vales rejoice?
Little Lamb, who made thee?
Dost thou know who made thee?
Little Lamb, I'll tell thee,
Little Lamb, I'll tell thee.
He is called by thy name,
For He calls Himself a Lamb.
He is meek, and He is mild;
He became a little child.
I a child, and thou a lamb,
We are called by His name.
Little Lamb, God bless thee!
Little Lamb, God bless thee! - 3/31/08, 3:53 PM
- Nichevo said...
FYI, apparently the real English accompaniment is not mint JELLY, but something called mint SAUCE. I have seen it in English food stores.
...never had it however. I like chutney. - 3/31/08, 4:31 PM
- Dust Bunny Queen said...
FYI, apparently the real English accompaniment is not mint JELLY, but something called mint SAUCE. I have seen it in English food stores.
That's because the English eat mutton, not lamb. If you are eating young spring lamb, there is never ever any need for mint sauce or jelly. Mutton has the gamey rank flavor in its tallowy mutton fat that the mint sauce is needed to hide that hideous flavor and texture.
Spring lamb has a sweet wonderful flavor that should be only enhanced with a bit of garlic, rosemary, touch of lemon, olive oil,sea salt and fresh ground pepper. Lamb should always be served at a medium rare to rare state. Anything else and you have ruined it.
Baaaaah. - 3/31/08, 6:31 PM
- nina said...
It's true. That cute little duo, cuddling in utter preciousness? Your future lamb chop. But they'll have lived a happy, albeit very short life. And were it not for our love of the chop (with or without the mint), they'd not be there to begin with.
As for chickens -- such dumb animals! But,you can have 'em lookin' pretty these days. So the eyesore aspect of chicken farming is diminished. - 3/31/08, 7:27 PM
- Nichevo said...
DBQ, yes, the Brits for some reason like their meat to be old enough to have a driver's license. Although I have been given to understand that with enough trimming of the fat, the gaminess can be tamed. Having never eaten a mutton chop or the like, I can't help wondering if it's worthwhile to do so.
As for the lamb, well, let me put it this way: if Nero Wolfe says thyme or mustard are viable options, that's good enough for me. And the Greeks like oregano, IIRC. So I think you have to open up your horizons a little bit.
Not that your recipe doesn't sound good or that I haven't done that before. Mmm, lemon.
In fact - and maybe this plays into a comment made earlier - I saw a recipe on some cooking channel where they spread and rolled up a butterflied leg of lamb with pesto and roasted it. Now that looked interesting.
About degree of doneness, though, there is no daylight between us. Can't understand people who cook their meat to death. It was supposed to be dead before you started cooking!
Eeugh, that reminds me. Went shopping yesterday, bought a dozen jumbo eggs. Just noticed I left them on the counter! 24 hours at room temperature. Put 'em in the fridge now, of course, but am I totally screwed? Can they be ate, as Archy or Jack Aubrey might say? - 3/31/08, 7:37 PM
- Nichevo said...
Wile I'm opening my pie-hole, I have yet to be sold on sea salt. I agree with the virtues of large crystals but I find kosher salt works on everything.
I have tried it. The French Baleine (IIRC) I tried was a big disappointment. Maybe I didn't pay enough but my word, we're taking about SALT here! - 3/31/08, 7:39 PM
- Middle Class Guy said...
Palladian said...
Mint jelly is a tiresome accompaniment to lamb.
Trooper and I are good dagos, wops, greaseballs. There is a good reason for the mint jelly, which has nithing to do with the English. It cuts the garlic and complements it at the same time. Now, mint jelly is nothing more than apple jelly flavored with mint. I, how ever, make my own. No apple, just mint. - 3/31/08, 7:44 PM
- rhhardin said...
The feral rooster dossier
``Then there were three.'' - 3/31/08, 8:59 PM
- Joan said...
Nichevo: the eggs should be fine, enjoy. They keep at room temperature for at least a few days before they spoil. If you've any doubts, crack the egg and sniff before proceeding with your recipe.
- Palladian said...
"DBQ, yes, the Brits for some reason like their meat to be old enough to have a driver's license."
Nonsense. It's actually somewhat difficult to get mutton in the UK now, due mostly to changing tastes and the blight of supermarkets.
I quite like the gamy flavor of mutton, though it's not as versatile s lamb.
As far as sea salt, it's actually (depending on where it's from) milder and less salty than purified salt like kosher salt due to the presence of other minerals. It's also about the texture. I like rough, coarse sea salt, like grey salt, sprinkled unground onto foods. I like sea salts that smell like the sea if you take a whiff of the bottle. - 3/31/08, 10:10 PM
- Nichevo said...
Pal, I admit the driver's-license crack was a quote from a book written during and about WWII, but from at least 1800 to 1945 I'm pretty confident from my reading that that was in fact the taste in the old days. If mutton is on the outs right now I have to defer to you on that.
Of course you seem to be having beef trouble, maybe for the same reason, BSE? so you're pretty well skewered.
As for sea salt, that which I had was extremely strong and screwed up my recipes bigtime. No good for sauces, soups, or to broil a steak. At the very least I would have to take radical measures to recalibrate to its noxious strength.
If there is a brand, region, etc. for the stuff that you like better, perhaps I will have another crack at it. But only out of deference to you, my good sir, and certainly not on a mission-critical meal.
Joan - thanks for the encouragement. I will try to use them quickly, though. Hope they don't get shocked or skunky from having come from the cold grocer's cooler to my countertop to my own fridge, as I'm told happens with beer or wine that goes through too many temperature cycles. - 3/31/08, 10:56 PM
- Dust Bunny Queen said...
Mmmmmmm. Food thread. Cooking one of my very favorite things to do!!
Nichevo: As Joan says, your eggs will be fine. In the real world your eggs would have spent some time under a chicken's butt. Eggs weren't always available year round like they are now. In some of my older (pre 1900) cookbooks they refer to "when eggs are in season".
This is why we have angel food and pound cakes.
The taste of mutton is reminiscent of venison, of which I have eaten quite a bit in my time. Venison is very lean (except for the ones who feast on my apple trees every year) so I usually add something to give it some fat flavoring. Larding or draping with other fat. Venison saddle must be served rare/medium rare just like lambies. Mutton is very fat and it has a waxy texture, especially when it has cooled, so I try to remove as much of it as I can. Mutton done Moroccan style, with dried fruits, honey and onions is really nice. Couscous on the side.
Yes, mustard and thyme go well with spring lamb too. Deviled herb crusted rack of lamb is one of my favorites.
Sea salt has so many different flavors depending on where it was evaporated mineral contaminants etc. Fleur d sel is a mild sea salt. The grey and slightly wet versions are much stronger. Freshy ground sea salt is (for me anyway) used as a topping or final garnish on the item. Kosher salt is what I use for basic cooking. Saltier flavor so you need less, dissolves faster, better incorporation.
Bon Appetite. - 4/1/08, 9:40 AM


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When I was younger, I had a book in my hands at all times – to the annoyance of anyone trying to get my attention. I did everything while reading. Everything. I even perfected a shower-while-reading method. (The secret lies is reading with one hand outside of the shower, drying off that hand and switching.) I devoured books – books about girls with horses, books about girls who dance, books about girls who babysat. It didn't matter. And when I read those books, I went far, far away. Fast forward a few (ok, twenty) years, and I can barely read two pages on my iPad at night before dozing off. And even if I do manage a few pages during the day, I just don't have the same level of concentration that I once had. (Thank you, real life.) But summer promises a bit more time for reading, and I'm excited to crack open the pages of something new. Most of these books are very chapter focused. So, if you have some attention issues, like I do lately, you can read one chapter and come back to it. But if you've read anything good lately, or have something you can't wait to page through, add it to the comments! –Amy
See the full list of summer reads after the jump!
For: "those with wanderlust": What I was doing While You Were Breeding: I have to admit that I wish this book had a bit of a less judge-y title because the book itself is not at all judgmental about life choices. It's the personal story of TV sitcom writer Kristin Newman's travels around the world to exotic locales (and meeting exotic locals) during her 20s and 30s. Her years working as a television writer for comedies like That '70s Show, Chuck and How I Met Your Mother gave her money for plane tickets and three months off each year to travel. Not only is Kristin amazingly candid and entertaining sharing adventures like a New Year's Eve party in a Parisian cathedral and her emergency surgery in the Dominican Republic, but at the same time she is also thoughtful and open. I love reading about other people's adventures and fell head-over-heels for this book.
For: the "only read fiction": If you're going to read a novel this summer, it should most definitely be The Vacationers by Emma Straub. This is the book everyone's been talking about – it tells the tale of a New York family spending two weeks in a vacation home on the Spanish island of Mallorca. And if you've even spent time with a family – yours or someone else's – for two weeks in a vacation home, you know the sort of drama that can ensue. (Oh, and not too long ago, we shared author Emma Straub's very cute house!)
For: "those who want to be productive with their reading": Mistakes I Made at Work: 25 Influential Women Reflect on What They Got Out of Getting It Wrong celebrates failure as the only way to learn and grow. Author Jessica Bacal realized that most people are reticent to reveal those times they made the wrong decision, stepped on toes or sent the wrong email, so she addressed that reluctance head-on and asked successful women to share moments of failure. Cheryl Strayed, Kim Gordon and Ruth Reichl, amongst many others, contributed essays about their defining failures. Each essay is followed with tips and takeaways and because the book is broken up into bite-size chapters, it's the perfect book to read a little, put down, and reflect.
For: the "Paris obsessed": You might be reading by a lake in Michigan or a beach in Maine (or if you're me, in a sweaty Brooklyn walk-up), but if your heart's in Paris, this is the book for you. This is definitely a little weighty for a beach pick, but Joan DeJean is one of my all-time favorite authors (She made my list of 10 Best Decorative Arts History Books) and she has a new book out devoted to Paris. How Paris Became Paris: The Invention of the Modern City will make you see the city in an entirely new light. For example, did you know that Paris was the first truly walkable city in Europe?
For "the furniture obsessed": This is one to put on your list for midsummer (it comes out July 15), Factory Man: How One Furniture Maker Battled Offshoring, Stayed Local – and Helped Save an American Town is the story of Viriginia's Bassett Furniture company, once the world's biggest manufacturer of furniture (to the tune of $500 million per year in sales). Beginning in the 80s, the company began to feel the effect of the influx of cheap Chinese furniture. Third generation owner John Bassett III fought back. Roanoke Times reporter Beth Macy tells how he used everything at his disposal – legal maneuvers, factory efficiencies and sheer grit – to save hundreds of jobs. It's a must-read just for its look at what happens at home when we send jobs overseas and how we all play a role. This one is a page-turner.
If you're looking for a young-adult cancer romance, I recommend The Fault In Our Stars (although, everyone has been recommending that). If you want a "different perspective" The Good Luck of Right Now is a quick but interesting read (same author as Silver Linings Playbook). I'm def going to add some of these to my reading list, and Factory Man might be an excellent birthday gift for my mom, thanks!
Thank you! I love this! I always, always need book recommendations.
Thanks so much for these. If you haven't read it, I loved Where'd You Go, Bernadette by Maria Semple.
I am all about the Mary Russell novels by Laurie R. King. These feature Sherlock Holmes and I'm usually hesitant when someone tries to take up another author's characters, but King pulls it off very well.
The first one is /The Beekeeper's Apprentice/. -
Thank you! I am always looking for great books to read. : )
These all look amazing, especially that first one.
Can't wait to check out a few of these!
I still can't stop recommending The Interestings by Meg Wolitzer – a fascinating novel exploring talent, art, money and friendship, that many of you might enjoy!
Great recommendations! Vacationers has been on my list and the Paris book sounds super fun. I love books like that! Similar is At Home by Bill Bryson. I learned so much about the history of how we live now. Fascinating and a fun read. Also, Crazy Rich Asians is a fun, total fluff read that I think is perfect for Summer.
I love it when I'm sitting in a chair on the beach and start laughing out loud at some silly book I've been reading. People look at you and wonder what's up, and you get a great feeling of superiority. You've managed to find a gem to while away those wonderful days of doing nothing.
I just finished The Vacationers and was so so disappointed. I've been talking about it for months and it was just a snoozefest.
I am halfway through We Are Liars and really impressed.
The Rosie Project! It's a cute but wonderful read – lots of humour too. Great summer reading.
Great recommendations! I have heard a lot about The Vacationers…will have to pick it up. On my last trip to the beach, I read The Goldfinch – it was wonderful!
I always want more book recommendations. Thanks!
Mistakes I made at Work will be on my lap in a couple of weeks. I like to read but I really like it to stimulate my thinking. This sounds like just the ticket! Thanks!!
The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie, by Alan Bradley, is my new favorite book. It us an adult mystery starring a ten year old sleuth. It is set in post WWII England.
My favorite book so far this spring has been The Girl With All The Gifts. It's a post-apocalyptic zombie coming of age mystery. I couldn't put it down!
Thanks. I 'm always looking for something different in my reading. Mistakes I made at work has captured my imagination. Kindle store here I come
I also read the Goldfinch this last month, on my vacation to Amsterdam. It was a perfect fit and a great vacation read!
I just finished The Vacationers and LOVED it. Now I'm finally reading Unaccustomed Earth, and it is just wonderful. I need to add some of these to my to-read list – Mistakes I Made at Work sounds like a good read. Anything with Cheryl Strayed and I'm sold.


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Kingdom | Phylum | Class | Order | Family |
Animalia | Chordata | Mammalia | Rodentia | Muridae |
Scientific Name: | Acomys cineraceus | |||
Species Authority: | Heuglin, 1877 | |||
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Acomys cinerasceus Fitzinger & Heuglin, 1866
Taxonomic Notes: | Acomys cinerasceus is a synonym of A. cineraceus, both were published in the same publication. A. cineraceus is the correct name (Schlitter and Diterlen pers. comm.). |
Red List Category & Criteria: | Least Concern ver 3.1 |
Year Published: | 2016 |
Date Assessed: | 2016-08-07 |
Assessor(s): | Cassola, F. |
Reviewer(s): | Amori, G. |
Contributor(s): | Dieterlen, F. |
Justification: Listed as Least Concern in view of its wide distribution, presumed large population, and because it is unlikely to be declining fast enough to qualify for listing in a more threatened category. |
Previously published Red List assessments: |
Range Description: | This speciess is primarily found in central and southern Sudan but it extends into Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda. It occurs well below 2,000 m asl, and it is not found in the highlands of Ethiopia. It is not present in the Gambela area of Ethiopia which is too low lying and very wet. There are outlying records from Jebel Mara, the base of the jebels in eastern Sudan, Bahr el Ghazal and the Immatongs in Uganda. The occurrence of this species in Djibouti requires confirmation. | ||
Countries occurrence: | Native: Ethiopia; Kenya; Sudan; Uganda | ||
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Population: | There is a large population of this species east of the Nile, and it is not so common in the west. It is locally common in appropriate habitats in Western Nile province of Sudan. This can be a human commensal species. | ||
Current Population Trend: | Stable | ||
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Habitat and Ecology: | It is found in rocky habitats and semi-desert areas. It is an insectivorous species. It appears that the species can persist in disturbed or modified habitats. |
Systems: | Terrestrial |
Generation Length (years): | 1-2 |
Major Threat(s): | There are no major threats to this species. |
Conservation Actions: | It is not known if the species is present in any protected areas. |
Citation: | Cassola, F. 2016. Acomys cineraceus. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2016: e.T265A22453494. . Downloaded on 23 March 2017. |
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Dec. 8, 2008 Elmo Men's 50 69 posts | Classic Spring Training Challenge Seems the senior players From the other 49 states are going to play the seniors from Florida in a touch football game at spring training in Jacksonville. Should be easy seeing as how they know very little about football in the sunshine state. All seniors going to training and are interested in beating the brakes off this bunch are welcome. |
Dec. 8, 2008 jah#4 Men's 65 568 posts | Elmo count RT and myself in on this game, a good change of pace. Are you sure Audie and Curt can find football players in Fla. Don |
Dec. 8, 2008 misty23 Women's 40 12 posts | Elmo: This Spring Training for the guys only? Is there a website I can review? Thanks................. |
Dec. 8, 2008 4x4 Men's 65 601 posts | It's for guys and gals. There are a few gals there. Try www.classicspringtraining.com |
Dec. 9, 2008 mad dog Men's 65 4108 posts | where can one of us texans get in on this game,:):) even tho i'm a joe pa fan. |
Dec. 9, 2008 misty23 Women's 40 12 posts | Thanks 4X4. I checked the website and it looks like a great time. Unfortunately for me that is our ladies weekend in Vegas and I can't pass that up. So, maybe next year since I see this is an annual event. |
Dec. 9, 2008 audieh Men's 60 246 posts | This is going to be like taking candy from a sleeping baby! Football!, we're talking football. This isn't a game, it's football. Lets see, how many years has it been since Georgia beat Florida? Somebody hand me a calculator! This should be a blast as the Florida seniors pound the rest of the country into submission.......again! Bring it on girls! |
Dec. 9, 2008 4x4 Men's 65 601 posts | Yeah - - - - - - Maybe you Florida guys CAN catch a larger ball........... |
Dec. 9, 2008 audieh Men's 60 246 posts | Pete, I hear the Georgia boys are looking for a fast tight end. I think you are the guy. Maybe after the slaughter we can make it back to my house for some BBQ! Yahoooooo, the south will rise again! |
Dec. 10, 2008 Elmo Men's 50 69 posts | Audie, If your old worn out, has been football team beats us I will get up in front of the Banquet and say I am not as good as a Florida Gator! That said, I guess you took the bet on the case of beer? Course, that will only get our U.S. team started. Mcmahan can drink that many by himself! Looking forward to beating your team into a coma. Oh, Dandy Don is quarterbacking for us. Better get some speed because all those pitchers and catchers you call a softball team ain't gonna make it! |
Dec. 10, 2008 audieh Men's 60 246 posts | Dude, it is true that the first string on the softball team averages 6'3" and 258 pounds. But, our second team that you haven't seen is known around here as the midget mafia and averages abut 5'6" and 145 pounds. That being said, the BBQ will be on me and the case of beer and the egg will be on you! ;) |
Dec. 10, 2008 mad dog Men's 65 4108 posts | ok audie don't let your GATOR mouth overload your hummingbird arse. LOL |
Dec. 10, 2008 Elmo Men's 50 69 posts | Audie, why don't you recruit some of the Jacksonville jaguars. They'll fit right in on your team. The way they play we want even check to see if they're over 50. The only way the beer will be on me is if you spill one when your opening them for us. |
Dec. 11, 2008 mad dog Men's 65 4108 posts | yeah go get del rio (:0) he might help ya as he is doing nothing for that team he is coaching.:):) |
Dec. 11, 2008 audieh Men's 60 246 posts | Elmo and Mad Dog, two things you need to consider. First, none of the Jags are good enough to make my team and second, why would we bring in Del Rio who is a California guy so obviously he has no abilites or football understanding. Nah, I'll stick with my geezers. By the way, do either of you girls want to play in the prison game if we can pull it off? |
Dec. 11, 2008 4x4 Men's 65 601 posts | Audie - any chance we can get Gary D to join in. He really got it going last time around. |
Dec. 12, 2008 audieh Men's 60 246 posts | Gary is definitely an original. Lets see, after we get through security and a pat down he whips out a cigar and lighter he concealed in his shirt sleeve. Then they ask us to stay together on the field for security reasons and I lose Gary. I spot him a quarter mile away talking to a group of black inmates and walk over and Gary's got a hundred dollar bet on the game and that he will hit more home runs then their entire team! So i tell him you can't do these things and he says, sure i can, I was in here with some of these guys dads and relatives. It's all good. I finally get him back to the group and then he starts challenging several of the inmates to bets on who can hit the furthest, etc. and pretty soon we have 1,100 prisoners against us and wanting the locals to kick our butts. Friction is building and we are totally surrounded so I ask the one guard. Do you have a gun. Nope, but I have a radio. Great, and how long will it take for backup to get here. About 5 minutes. Gee, thats re-assuring. However, once the game begins tempers settle and we proceed to pound them into submission. The opposing players were very respectfully and appreciative of us being there. Now, the other 1,100 didn't seem to like us but all knew Gary by the time we left. Bottom line is we had a great time and it certainly makes you appreciate freedom! |
Dec. 12, 2008 mad dog Men's 65 4108 posts | not sure if we should now that u relate the gary story.i play with steve butler over every now and again when he goes.do you still have my info from 2 yrs ago.would this interfere with your butt whupping in the football game.we need to take a closer look at this motive elmo. |
Dec. 12, 2008 4x4 Men's 65 601 posts | Yeah - I remember when Gary made a point of showing us to defeat the metal detector - then did it. He had no qualms about giving those guys some trash talking. It was fun aiming for the concession stand/shack behind the 2nd fence. I think you hit one to their 3rd baseman that he knew was a mistake to catch as soon as it hit his glove. They had youth and their shortstop looked all world but we trounced them 22-7? Something like that. Then Gary broke out the white lightning in the parking lot. It was quite a day. |


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Judging from this conditional, "I will come when you are ready", I tend to think that only the latter of the two forms given in the tread title is correct. Am I right?
This is notoriously confusing for me since in my language in this type of conditional both the condition and the result are in Future.
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I had for some time thought that I had uderstood conditionals. Now it is back to square one. My understanding had been that "if" can always be replaced with "when" in a conditional describing a potential situation and that the resulting sentence remains a conditional. After reading your post and looking at some other reference I am beginning to realize that this is not true. A real conditional (one describing a potential situation as opposed to a hypothetical one) will still be a conditional after replacing "if" with "when" only when that conditional expresses a generalization or a habitual action.
I hope I 've got that right.
You are confusing conditional and temporal clauses. 'If' suggests as possible situation (the possibility may be real, hypothetical or counterfactual); 'when', or any other time word presents the situation as factual.
If John retires next year, he will move to Rome. The speaker thinks it is possible that John will retire. His moving to Rome is conditional on that retirement.
When John retires next year, he will move to Rome. The speaker accepts as a fact that John will retire. His moving to Rome is also seen as a (future) fact. There is no condition here.
Please bear with me a moment longer, because I would really like to get to the bottom of this once and for all.
Am I to conclude that once "if" is replaced with "when" in a conditional sentence, this sentence ceases to be a conditional sentence full stop/no exceptions?
I guess when I saw these examples:
Examples of real conditional sentences expressing habitual activities:If he eats breakfast, he feels better all day.If he eats breakfast, he will feel better all day.If he ate breakfast, he felt better all day.These generalizations can also be expressed by using when or whenever instead of if:When water boils, it turns to steam.When he eats breakfast, he feels better all day.When he ate breakfast, he felt better all day.at this page http://faculty.deanza.edu/flemingjohn/stories/storyReader$18 I gathered that all of them were also conditional sentences and incorrectly incorporated temporal clauses into the family of conditional clauses.


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