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Kaunas District is situated in the centre of Lithuania surrounding the second largest city in the country - Kaunas. For its rural municipality strengthening of urban-rural interaction and fostering cooperation between the city and the district is extremely important not only because of the neighbourhood relations but also because of vibrant movement of inhabitants between these areas for work and leisure purposes.
The process began with the creation of a dialogue with colleagues from the Kaunas City municipality and representatives of different groups and communities, over what kind of actions could make the region a better place in which to live for the inhabitants and more attractive for people visiting the region. Together, it was discovered that developing a sustainable transport network in the region was a common aim for all of the participants. Particularly important here was the development of a cycling infrastructure and the creation of a Kaunas district cycling paths scheme. Improving connectivity between the city and district municipalities was deemed to be in everyone's interest.
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the European Union (European Regional Development Fund within the BSR Programme)
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In order to create a Cycling Scheme that would best serve the region's inhabitants several meetings were organised with participants from various municipalities, local and regional level authorities, politicians and NGOs. The initial aim was to produce a concrete vision of what was needed and then to discuss and evaluate whether the planned Cycling Scheme would attain the objectives set. The meetings also ensured that the scheme would be in line with existing schemes in the neighbouring municipalities. These local stakeholder meetings had a significant influence on the planning process as they offered the possibility to exchange experiences and to discuss ideas with local stakeholders and communities. In order to ensure the transparency of the planning process and the active participation of all actors involved the coordination team paid particular attention to maintaining communication with all of the stakeholders.
After collecting all information needed, an analysis of the existing situation of cycling infrastructure in Kaunas district was carried out. The aim of the analysis was to assess the needs of different citizen groups, analyse the cycling situation in other municipalities and to identify priorities and new perspectives to the work.
This baseline review was used as a background information for developing the cycling paths scheme where 332 km of tracks and routes are foreseen.
The Cycling Scheme has now been finalised and will be included in the Master Plan and in the Kaunas District strategy 2007-2013 to ensure its implementation. The document provides an important starting point for the development of cycling in the district.
In addition to the Cycling Scheme the greatest benefits of NEW BRIDGES project have been strengthened cooperation and new connections created between the district and the city centre. Now the connections established can be a start for fruitful cooperation also in many other fields.
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NEW BRIDGES project http://www.urbanrural.net
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Planning Together for Better Quality of Life - Guide for Integrated Management of Urban Rural Interaction
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We went for a tour and consult today with Erika and Deborah. They were very welcoming and informative throughout the whole thing. When we got there, we accidentally put our car into a ditch with a bunch of snow. When we told Erika, she immediately called her son to come and help us out. While him, myself, and a couple of very kind passersby worked to get the car out, Erika took my fiance inside to keep warm and made us both hot chocolate to go. We felt so taken care of the whole time! Thanks again to Erika, Deborah and Erik.
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...and decided to do what was necessary- as outlined in Petraeus's famous counterinsurgency field manual-
First, we need to draft and train about a half-million soldiers. In two previous wars we've had them on their way overseas within about a year.
Second, we need to rebuild the infrastructure of Iraq. Setting up honest authorities to oversee and perform the work shouldn't take more than several years.
Thus, if we really wanted to win, and started to do what we need to do to win, we could start working on the actual job within about a year and a half from now.
Of course, the Bush gang is getting exactly what they want from the war as it stands, so we won't do any of that...
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Buying or selling a home doesn't have to be a hassle and when you choose me as your realtor, you will see how easy it is. My name is Kelly Cagle and I would love the chance to show you just how much fun the buying and selling process can be. But first, let me tell you a little about me. I attended Belle Chasse High School and LSU (Geaux Tigers) and currently reside in Mandeville, LA with my husband and our three YES three teenage boys! I grew up in the small town of Port Sulphur but have had the opportunity to live all over south Louisana- Covington, Gretna, Baton Rouge, Braithwaite, Metairie and Belle Chasse just to name a few. With every location I I developed a love for the uniqueness of each type of house and the surrounding neighborhoods.
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"Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the command of God our Saviour and of Christ Jesus our hope." 1 Timothy 1:1
As start another year, we have little idea of what it might hold. We tend to wish each other a happy new year and hope for favourable circumstances. However, we really don't know whether natural disasters will affect us, whether political turmoil will disrupt our lives, or perhaps good fortune will rearrange our plans for the future.
In marriage we vowed to be together, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, because we don't know what life has for us. We marry with ideas of what our future will look like, but it may turn out very differently to our expectations. We don't know what challenges we may face, what sorrows and joys will be ours, but we commit to being together, and hope for favourable circumstances.
As Christians though our hope is not in favourable circumstances, but rather our hope is in Christ.
If we hope for better circumstances our hope is the fragility of this world, and we can become disillusioned when things don't work out the way we planned. But when we hope in Christ, our circumstances don't have to determine whether a year is good or not. Recently I had an email from a friend who, from the world's point of view had a bad year with ill health, but she felt it was a good year because she had grown in her spiritual understanding of God and his purposes.
As we start another year let's fix our eyes on Jesus, our hope in all circumstances.
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In January of 2017, I lost my little sister Jillian Jo. Sitting next to her hospital bed I decided I was going to have a daughter named Jillian. It only took me two years to fall in love with my soulmate, get married and get pregnant (not quite in that order).
Our baby was there with me and my father as we walked down the aisle towards my future husband. Our baby was there when her parents vowed to spend the rest of their lives together. Our baby made a full trip across the globe with us for our honeymoon. On the beach in Thailand we received an email with the results of my blood test. We handed a resort employee two golf balls – one with a pink dot and one with a blue dot – and asked him to open the email and hand us the correct golf ball.
Alone on the beach that early December morning Charlie hit the ball, causing pink powder to explode across the sand. It's a GIRL!
You can see the emotion and pure joy in our eyes. We were having a Baby Jillian! On the plane ride to Phuket from Hong Kong, Charlie and I picked out both a girl name and a boy name for our little one. If it was a girl her name would be Jillian Eliana Forbes, and we would call her Lia. Her first name would honor her Aunt Jilly, but allow her to have her own identity. Her initials would be JEF, after her Uncle Jeff (my brother).
Her name was simply perfect, and it felt like the stars were aligning perfectly to give me my happy ending. Like the Universe was coming together to give my family some happiness after the tragedy it had inflicted upon us two years prior. We could never ever replace my sister Jillian, but it felt like the Universe was giving us a life since it had taken one from us. My brother had three sons so this would be my family's first girl (and Charlie's family's first baby of any gender). Those four weeks being married and pregnant with Baby Lia were by far the happiest of my life.
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French wonderboy Stinj, of the Get Flavour-family (who's releases we completely adore) is the latest addition to the DBTY-crew. Expect one heavy EP soon on DBTY Records.
Rain Stick gives a pretty good idea of whats to come from Stinj, witty tech-house loaded with bounce, somewhere between a classic hiphop-beat and modern, new school house-music, just like we love it.
So what about Rain Stick? The mumbling voice, the clockwork pulse-percussion and the intelligently laid out disposition of the track makes this the obvious addition to that straight forward tech house set. This will be played over and over!
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As of 1 December 2014 the breath and blood alcohol limits for drivers in New Zealand will be reduced. Employers will need to seriously consider the potential impacts this may have on their business and be proactive when putting in steps to mitigate the risks.
On 1 December 2014 new breath and blood alcohol limits for drivers will become law in New Zealand, reducing the breath alcohol limit for adult drivers 20 years and over from 400 micrograms (mcg) of alcohol per litre of breath to 250mcg, and the blood alcohol limit from 80mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood to 50mg.
Once the new law comes into effect, drivers who fail an evidential breath test with a reading of between 251 and 400mcg of alcohol per litre of breath will receive an infringement notice with a $200 infringement fee and 50 demerit points. These drivers will not be able to elect an evidential blood test.
Drivers who fail an evidential breath test with a reading over 400mcg of alcohol per litre of breath will still be able to elect an evidential blood test, and will continue to face criminal sanctions.
What do the new limits mean in practice?
Given that there are a number of factors that affect the amount of alcohol an individual can consume while remaining under the breath and blood alcohol limits, including body type, gender, weight and how much food they have consumed, the safest course is not to consume any alcohol if you intend to drive. That said, many people will continue to drink in moderation and then drive. According to the Institute of Environmental Science and Research (ESR), most people will be able to drink two standard drinks over the course of two hours and still remain under the new adult drink-driving limit.
One standard drink is:
- 330ml of 4% alcohol beer; or
- 100ml of 13% alcohol wine; or
- 32ml of 40% alcohol spirits.
If you are an employer this new law will have some impact on your business, particularly if you have employees that are required to drive during the course of their employment; or if you provide employees with alcoholic drinks during work organised social functions. Because of this, you should consider:
- Updating the drink-driving provisions in your current employment agreements, and your drug and alcohol and vehicle policies, to ensure that your expectations are clear and that the risk of drink-driving to your business is properly managed. For example, many employment agreements require employees to notify their employer if convicted of a criminal offence, however as the infringement notice for failing an evidential breath test with a reading of between 251 and 400mcg of alcohol per litre of breath will not be a conviction, employees may argue that they are not obliged to inform their employer if they receive one of these infringement notices. This may in turn have implications for things like your work vehicle insurance;
- how you protect your business from the risk of your employees having their driving licence suspended due to receiving demerit points from breaching the new law; and
- whether you need to make any changes to how you manage employer arranged social events, like Friday night drinks or work Christmas functions.
Please contact us to discuss what this law change will mean for your business and what steps you need to take to ensure that the risk to your business is properly managed.
Copyright © Cavell Leitch. All rights reserved. Redistribution is only permitted with express written permission. For enquiries please contact us. This article by its nature cannot be comprehensive and cannot be relied on by clients as advice. It is provided to assist clients to identify legal issues on which they should seek legal advice. Please consult the professional staff of Cavell Leitch for advice specific to your situation.


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Lizards in the Christian Churches today.
Most Christians and Men of God live their lives as if they created themselves and end up destroying their temples (bodies).
Fornication, adulatory, thievery, lies, fashion, worldly dances, occult practices etc is very common in the churches today.
We can't help God, let's allow Him to show us the way to eternity.
Today pastors operate work within their gift but rather go and seek for powers to minister their congratulations, thereby making themselves popular with big unusual names with flashy cars. They claim to hear from God, they claim they see God, they're best prophets and number one apostles in the world. They don't teach the true gospel of Christ because they are fake and lairs who are after their own personal gains and not the Sheep and their salvation.
Unnecessary consultations, prayers, prophecies , divinity and magical Healings had occupied the churches leading members to satanic rituals.
The devil is right in the churches.
Building huge edifices with air-conditioning and calling them big names does mean God is in there.
They call for spiritual directions and end up into bed (Sex) with innocent members who come to seek spiritual helps.
Most Church leaders and members do commit evil but its seen as normal. Seductive dresses and provocative wear is referred to a FASHION and it has taken over the churches, who can complain? Oh God have mercy.
Jesus is coming soon, He is coming soon. I want Christians to seek God in truth and in spirit.
Follow me tomorrow. God bless you.
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Herta Getting Up To Speed As A Race Team Owner
By John Sturbin | Senior Writer
Former Indy car/sports car driver Bryan Herta humbly downplays the suggestion that he and longtime running buddy Michael Andretti are positioning themselves as team-owners who eventually will emerge as the second comings of motorsports moguls Roger Penske and Chip Ganassi.
"I don't know about that. Those are some pretty huge shoes to fill," Herta said, with a laugh, while discussing the partnership of Bryan Herta Autosport with Curb Agajanian and Hyundai Motor America. "I think Michael's a lot more down the road on that than I am. But I will say I love the sport. I love being involved, I love having the chance to compete in various different championships.
"I hope some day to earn the right to be mentioned amongst those names, but we've got a ways to go before that. You can call me again in 20 years and we'll see."
Judging by Herta's current to-do list, those next two decades will be contested at warp speed. Founded in 2009, Bryan Herta Autosport has grown from a single-car Indy Lights team into a championship-winning auto racing franchise. BHA has won races in Indy Lights, INDYCAR, Global Rallycross and Pirelli World Challenge. BHA entered the Pirelli World Challenge in partnership with Hyundai last season and promptly dominated the TCR class, winning seven of 13 races with drivers Michael Lewis and Mark Wilkins in the Hyundai i30N TCR while also securing team and manufacturers championships.
Herta and Hyundai have switched to the 10-race IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge Series for 2019, fielding the No. 98 Hyundai Veloster N TCR shared by Lewis and Wilkins and the No. 21 car driven by Harry Gottsacker and Mason Filippi. Round 2 of the series, the Alan Jay Automotive Network 120, is a two-hour event scheduled for Friday afternoon on Sebring International Raceway's 3.74-mile/17-turn airport layout.
"We weren't sure what to expect from our first year in TCR competition last year," Herta said during a telephone interview with RacinToday.com. "But to win the team and manufacturer championships kind of set the bar really high right out of the gate. We got excited about the idea of looking at new challenges and the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge Series kind of represented that, going to some really iconic races like the Daytona 24 Hours and the Sebring 12 Hours but also proving the car in a different format.
"The Pirelli World Challenge is a sprint race format, meaning 40-minute races, one driver, we don't make pit stops. In IMSA now, the races are two or four hours in duration, we make pit stops, we re-fuel the car, we do driver changes, we change tires _ so it's a different endurance racing format. And it's also a different, bigger challenge for us."
Gottsacker and Filippi, the Pilot Challenge Series' youngest rookie pairing at the respective ages of 19 and 20, earned a top-five finish in their debut on Daytona International Speedway's roval in late January in the No. 21 Veloster N TCR. They are ranked fifth in the championship with 26 points. Sports car veterans Lewis and Wilkins finished eighth at DIS in the No. 98 Hyundai.
Wilkins qualified third at Sebring Thursday evening, while Gottsacker bagged the eighth starting spot. "Sebring is highly technical in nature compounded by the bumps and variations in track surface/grip levels," said Wilkins, a 35-year-old resident of Mulmar, Ontario, Canada. "Sebring will bring a new set of challenges but ones that should really highlight the many strong points of the car."
Wilkins won three PWC events and one pole for Hyundai last season while Lewis, a 28-year-old resident of Laguna Beach, Calif., won four races and six poles.
Gottsacker was full of confidence following his first qualifying session in the series on Thursday. "I'm excited to start the race before handing it over to Mason to bring it home," said Gottsacker, a resident of San Antonio, Texas. "I think we have a good opportunity to build upon our top-five finish at Daytona." Filippi resides in Alamo, Calif.
BHA rolled into Florida after having completed a much-needed test at Buttonwillow in California last month. That was the first test for the team since taking delivery of its Veloster N TCRs from Germany prior to the season-opener at DIS.
"It was such a whirlwind leading up to Daytona," Herta said. "We received the first car and then almost immediately took it to the unveiling at the North American Auto Show in Detroit, and then headed to Daytona. We had hardly caught our breath before the first race, so we welcomed the break between races and we made very good use of the time and had a chance to go track-testing."
While Lewis, Gottsacker and Filippi are new to Sebring, they are surrounded by experienced winners at the Florida layout. Wilkins won the 12 Hours of Sebring in 2016; Herta won the event in 2007. In addition, team technical director John Ward has engineered two cars into Victory Circle.
"In some ways, Sebring feels like the first race of the season for us…it's the first one where we've been able to test and be fully prepared," Herta said. "We're optimistic based on everything we've learned, and from the speed and reliability of the Veloster N TCR."
Herta said the idea of transitioning from the cockpit into team-ownership did not begin as a long-term goal. It just happened. "At the end of '08 I was without a ride and wasn't really sure what I was going to do next," said Herta, who studied economics at the University of California-Irvine and The Ohio State University. "My race engineer (Ward) at Andretti in the Acura sports car program approached with the idea of starting a team. So we bought an Indy Lights car and started with a one-car program and everything has grown out of that in the last nine years."
BHA's association with Hyundai is the result of some old-fashioned due diligence. "Toward the middle of 2016 we were competing in the Red Bull Global Rallycross championship and I wasn't really sure what was happening in terms of the series," Herta said. "We started looking at other opportunities and approached several car manufacturers that we've got a capable team of people, we've got a shop, we've got equipment, we're looking to go racing and we're open for business.
"Hyundai was one of those companies we approached and they came back a few weeks later and said we're actually looking at entering the TCR series and wondered if that was something we would be interested in. That was where we started the conversation with Hyundai and it's blossomed into a really great program."
Case in point, in addition to racing the Veloster N TCR, Herta's organization has been designated the U.S./North American sales agent and parts support representative of Hyundai TCR race cars for customer teams.
Like its i30 stablemate, the Veloster N TCR is designed and produced at Hyundai Motorsport Headquarters in Alzenau, Germany. The two cars share around 85 percent of their core components, including a 350-horsepower/2.0-liter turbocharged engine.
"The Veloster is a perfect fit for the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge as we expand our motorsports efforts," said Dean Evans, vice president, marketing, Hyundai Motor America. "The all-new 2019 Veloster and Veloster N are fun-to-drive cars and thanks to Bryan and his team we're excited to introduce them to racing fans across North America."
Herta, who has scoped-out and driven all manner of race cars, is intrigued by Hyundai's current touring car package. "This car has very much a production heritage," Herta said. "It runs a production-based 4-clyinder engine, it's 100 percent a production-based chassis but they've added really aggressive fender flares and aerodynamics with a front-splitter and side skirts and a rear wing. And what all those things have done is make it really look kind of cool in addition to being production-based.
"The old TCR was kind of a more boxy-looking street car to me. These are proper race cars and the level of performance bears that out. I mean, these cars pace-wise are very similar to a GT4 race car. And if you look at the prices, a GT4 race car is three or four times as expensive. Value for money, I really like this class. It makes a lot of sense and I think that's why you're seeing it grow in the U.S. and around the world.
"There's another two or three manufacturers that compete in Europe, but here in the U.S. we compete against Honda, Audi and Alfa-Romeo."
Herta said Hyundai's decision to go racing mirrors that of any OEM _ improve the breed, raise the brand's profile and transform consumer interest into a purchase off the showroom floor.
"Hyundai's been known for a few things over the years," Herta said. "They started off being known for economy, right _ building inexpensive cars, low-cost cars. And then more recently they started becoming known for quality when they came out with their 10-year/100,000-mile warranty. Now they're evolving again and they're focusing on performance.
"So the Hyundai Veloster N is the first _ that 'N' designation is their performance brand _ and this is their first performance car in the U.S. You're going to start to see more and more of that. And when you start to talk about performance, it makes all the sense in the world if you're going to create a performance image and performance heritage to go prove it on the racetrack against other manufacturers. That's where we come in."
Hyundai Motor America is headquartered in Fountain Valley, Calif., and is a subsidiary of Hyundai Motor Company of Korea. BHA will provide technical assistance, spares and parts support to teams campaigning Hyundai TCR models out of its facility in Brownsburg, Ind. Domestic pricing is dependent upon exchange rates, which are subject to fluctuation. Based upon current rates, for example, the Veloster N TCR retails for approximately $155,000 plus shipping.
"We're getting a lot of interest in the car," Herta said. "Obviously, the on-track performance is helping a lot. The Veloster this year was an all-new car, so we've launched the car, we've competed in our first race and now we're very much focused on building a customer program and that'll center around not just the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge Series and the TCR America Series that runs in the Pirelli World Challenge Championship. This car also is eligible for SCCA Club racing, track days, you name it. It's got a lot of utility and there's a lot of potential markets we're going to be reaching out to for this car."
Bryan John Herta, 48, was born in Warren, Mich., a General Motors town noted primarily for Pontiac production back in the day. "My dad (Tom) worked at General Motors," Herta said. "Funny enough, he worked in the real estate department, so he'd go around and do site evaluations and decide where they were going to put plants and things like that side of the car business."
Herta said his interest in racing began as an experience shared with his father. "My dad was a fan of racing, just a casual fan," Herta said. "We had no connection to the sport at all. But I remember sitting around on Memorial Day weekend and he'd listen to the Indy 500 on the radio or he would take me to races at Michigan International Speedway _ he took me to both Indy car and NASCAR races at MIS. And it was really through that exposure with him that I became a fan of racing. But his working for General Motors was kind of coincidental because he wasn't really working on the cars."
Herta accelerated his march up the open-wheel ladder by winning the 1993 Dayton Indy Lights championship with Tasman Motorsports Group. Herta's Indy car career began in 1994 with an abbreviated rookie Championship Auto Racing Teams season driving for open-wheel icon A.J. Foyt Jr., first four-time winner of the Indianapolis 500. Herta's CART career, which included 121 starts between 1994-2003, peaked with back-to-back victories from pole position on the twisting road-course known today as WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, Calif., for Team Rahal in 1998 and 1999.
Herta also scored oval-track Indy Racing League victories at Kansas Speedway and Michigan International Speedway driving for Andretti Green Racing between 2003 and 2006. AGR later morphed into Andretti Autosport under the leadership of former CART star Michael Andretti.
Operating under the banners of Andretti Autosport, Andretti Rallycross and Andretti Formula E, the Indianapolis-based team fields multiple entries across the NTT IndyCar Series, Indy Lights, the FIA Formula E Championship, the GT4 America Series and Americas Rallycross. Additionally, the team competes as Walkinshaw Andretti United in the Australian Supercars category through partnership with Walkinshaw Racing and United Autosports.
Andretti's organization boasts four IndyCar Series championships, three Indy Lights titles, one Pro Mazda championship and one USF2000 championship, and has captured five Indianapolis 500 victories. Additionally, the team holds two X Games gold medals and four U.S. rallycross championships.
"It's interesting, everything has kind of come full-circle because now my Indy car program, I'm partners with Michael on the No. 98 car that his son Marco drives," Herta said.
In addition, Herta's 18-year-old son, Colton, made his NTT IndyCar Series debut last Sunday with an eighth-place/lead-lap finish in the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg, Fla., for first-year Harding Steinbrenner Racing. "I'm super-proud of Colton," the elder Herta said. "He had this opportunity this early-on in his career…I think it's amazing. I'm hoping he'll have a great rookie season; I'm sure he will."
For the record, Bryan Herta made five Indy 500 starts between 1994 and 2006, compiling three top-10 finishes with a best result of third in 2005 driving for Andretti Green Racing.
Fans with a love of the Indianapolis 500 are well-aware that BHA rose to prominence after winning the 2011 Indy 500 around the 2.5-mile Indianapolis Motor Speedway with the late Dan Wheldon. Five years later, BHA partnered with Andretti Autosport to win a second Indy 500 with series rookie Alexander Rossi.
"The win with Dan was amazing," said Herta, referring to race-leader JR Hildebrand's last-lap/Turn 4 crash that opened the door for Englishman Wheldon's improbable second Indy 500 victory. "We weren't even running the full season and that was our only race planned for the year, the Indy 500. We were able to make a really strong team alliance with the (Sam) Schmidt team, which accelerated our pace.
"But the big element there obviously was Dan. Dan was amazing at that track but what he also brought to us was a real expectation of winning. Which really on paper, we had no business expecting to win. But he came in expecting us to win and kept telling us that, and his insistence that we could win the race I think really did wonders to convince us that we could.
"It was his energy and his sort of drive to push us to not just show up to compete but to win the thing that made us better. I think we try to carry that with us to this day."


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Traveling to Norway on trains, buses and ferries
In case Norway is not the first destination on your Scandinavia route or you are planning to get there from another European country, there are many transport alternatives for flights.
As such, high-speed trains are a top choice when it comes to travel to Oslo on train from nearby Sweden. The most popular Stockholm to Oslo train is the SJ high-speed train which takes a little over 6 hours. The same train runs on the Oslo to Gothenburg train route and boasts a travel time of less than 4 hours from city center to city center.
Buses to Norway are another option often chosen by travelers who are on a budget for the reason that such tickets to Norway sometimes cost less than trains, flights, and ferries. Most buses heading to Norwegian cities from neighboring countries are considered to be of Express category, are usually modern and equipped with air-conditioning, WiFi and other amenities. Nevertheless, such large buses and long-distance coaches have proven themselves to be not the most convenient option in terms of overall travel time and comfort for travel in Scandinavia. Oslo - Copenhagen, Oslo - Gothenburg, and Oslo - Stockholm are among the most common international bus routes that connect Norway to Sweden and Denmark.
What's for ferries and cruises, such travel options have also gained popularity among travelers of recent. Such a mode of travel provides a unique experience coupled with great views, and in most cases offers great onboard amenities which can be compared to a hotel on water. There are daily sailings from numerous cities in Denmark to Norway's Oslo, including Copenhagen and Hirtshals, as well as direct ferries to Norway from Sweden, Germany, and the UK.


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UWTSD students visit Ohio
Three students from the University of Wales Trinity Saint David's Swansea College of Art have travelled to Rio Grande University in Ohio to start working on a project that will celebrate the bi-centenary of the emigration of six families from Ceredigion to the American state.
Three students from the University of Wales Trinity Saint David's Swansea College of Art have travelled to Rio Grande University in Ohio to start working on a project that will celebrate the bi-centenary of the emigration of six families from Ceredigion to the American state.
Alongside lecturer and artist, Gwenllian Beynon, the students will work on a project that will respond creatively to the celebrations and to the significant migration from Wales to Ohio during the nineteenth century.
The families' original intention in 1818 was to travel to Cincinatti but after the long and arduous journey, the families decided that they had already travelled far enough and settled in the town of Gallipolis, Ohio.
The community grew rapidly and from then on, more than 3,000 Welsh people moved to the state.
Ohio is now one of the largest Welsh states in the United States and is home to the Madog Welsh Centre based on the campus of the University of Rio Grande.
"The University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) has a very close partnership with Rio Grande University and we're so proud to be here," says Gwenllian. "The people are fantastic - everyone is very welcoming and our students are having a great time.
"The lecturers from the University of Rio Grande's Art department have been extremely supportive and have allowed us to use their studio space for the duration of our stay. Jeanne Jones Jindra, Director of the Madog Center, has of course also been great. She has organised trips around the area; arranged for us to meet some of the many Welsh people in the area and has arranged for us to attend Gymanfa Ganu at the Welsh Museum in Oak Hill this Sunday – an experience we are all very much looking forward to."
The three students on the trip are all Welsh speakers and follow elements of their University course through the medium of Welsh.
Gwaredd Jones from Llanarthne is a student who is about to start his third year studying Graphic Design. He's delighted to have the opportunity to visit Ohio and he is thrilled to have had the opportunity to experience a different culture and learning experience.
"It has been an incredible experience to immerse ourselves in another culture. Experiencing university in America and working alongside brilliant American creatives have really stood out for me as excellent learning experiences."
Tomos Sparnon from Swansea is also about to start his final year at the University's Swansea College of Art where he's studying Fine Art. Tomos - who has already experienced a great success this year by winning the main Urdd National Eisteddfod Art scholarship – is really enjoying the experience of researching the history of the Welsh in Ohio and has been really surprised to find out about the close relationship between the state and Wales.
Tomos says: "I'm currently at the University of Rio Grande, Ohio as an artist in residence and I'm having an incredible and memorable time here.
"I've been amazed at the connection and the strong history that exists between Wales and Ohio and can't believe that I was not aware of it before now! I've seen hundreds of gravestones with the surnames Jones, Jenkins, Evans, Griffiths and Parry - it's like walking around a Welsh cemetery!
"I'm really looking forward to the Gymanfa Ganu on Sunday night - taking part in a tradition that has lasted well over a century will be a great experience.
"I'm then look forward to taking the experience and inspiration back to Wales and using elements of our trip and findings in my third year at the University.
Having the opportunity to see different landscapes has been the highlight for Caitlin Littlejohn who graduated from the Fine Art course in Swansea this year.
"It's been so great to experience university life within a whole new setting. Having the freedom to explore the incredible landscapes and the surroundings here has given me so much inspiration within my practice. Staff and students have been very friendly and welcoming, they have certainly made me feel at home here. Possibly one of the most interesting aspects of the residency so far alongside the beautiful landscapes is the extraordinary amount of Welsh history that we have been able to research. It is simply fascinating. I'm thoroughly enjoying my time here."
One of Canolfan Madog's main aims is to widen the understanding of Welsh heritage and to stimulate and sustain interest in the rich history and strong relationship between Ohio and Wales. The students have certainly enjoyed learning more about the links and are looking forward to continuing to respond to their experiences in their artwork after they return.
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NEW YORK — The ensemble cast of Dimension's "Scream" sequel keeps expanding. Newcomer Timothy Olyphant will join Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, Jerry O'Connell, David Arquette, Jada Pinkett, Liev Schreiber and Jamie Kennedy in the second installment of Wes Craven's $100 million blockbuster.
Best known for his role as a rookie in the ABC/DreamWorks drama "High Incident," Olyphant will next be seen in Danny Boyle's "A Life Less Ordinary" and Nick Davis' "1999." He previously appeared in Paramount's "The First Wives Club."
Olyphant's legit credits include Playwrights Horizons' "The Monogamist," for which he won the Theater World Award for debut performance. He then starred in Joe Mantello's "The Santaland Diaries."
Olyphant is repped by Fox-Albert Management and the William Morris Agency.


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BEIJING -- The prices of China's major fresh farm produce decreased in May, with vegetable and pork prices leading the monthly drop, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs.
The average wholesale price of 28 vegetables monitored by the ministry posted seasonal decline, falling 12 percent month on month, and down 5.1 percent from the same period of last year, data from the ministry showed.
Fruit price rose in May from April, with the average wholesale price of six key fruits tracked by the ministry growing 5.9 percent. But the price dropped by 16.3 percent year on year.
Pork price fell 10.1 percent month on month, with the decline widening 2.6 percentage points from April, while the average market prices of beef and mutton continued slight drop last month, said the ministry.
The average retail price of eggs decreased for the seventh consecutive month in May, seeing a cumulative decline of 31.6 percent in the seven months, as production capacity remained high while market demand was lower than last year.


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Zora Queen Rutela costume
What a creation! Check out this – truly – amazing costume of Zora, Queen Rutela Living designed by Hylian Jean.
>There are easily over 300 hours of work in her, not counting the time spent airbrushing her, remaking her eyes (one melted while I was heat-setting paint), making and applying the dots along her headtail, and adding new internal supports to her head before PAX '11. And I haven't even made her rib gills or pink overskirt yet! I'd also like to make her coral hair falls a little longer.
Helyan has won costume contests for years…
>I won my high school's Halloween costume contest three years in a row, with my Star Wars Ewok in 10th grade, my Scooby Doo in 11th, and my Griffin costume in 12th. I'm told my Velociraptor probably would have won in 9th grade if I'd known the contest was at lunch during school rather than at the dance that night.
And there are more photos on Flickr.


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without a strong religious component, conversion is a farce, just as it would be completely ridiculous to claim, conversely, that even though somebody is totally committed to all the mitzvot of the Torah and lives in its spirit, he or she would not be considered part of the Jewish people. He or she is, but we do not really know why or how. We need both components, religion and nationhood, but we cannot figure out how they relate to each other.
Conversion: An Open Letter to Israel's Chief Rabbis
The first convert and Jew, Avraham, was only asked to observe a few of the commandments, such as circumcision. An incubation period was required to allow for Judaism to develop slowly and be solidified at Sinai with the giving of the Torah. In this time frame, the great moral-religious foundations of Judaism and the conditions for creating the Jewish nation were shaped. We should allow potential converts this option to slowly work their way up to Sinai.
Solving the Conversion Crisis – The Birth of Non-Jewish Jewish Communities: Another Approach
Today, Israel has many thousands of immigrants who are of Jewish descent, yet not halachically Jewish. Should we convert them even though we know that they will not live a fully committed Jewish life? Or should we abandon them, basically ignoring and excluding them as we do now? I believe there is a third way, a way of reconciling these difficulties.
Jewish Law as Rebellion: Soul Jews & Halachic Jews
Some Jews should not be Jews and some non-Jews should be Jews. Authenticity, after all, cannot be inherited; it can only be nurtured. Ideally, only those who consciously take on the Jewish mission, and live accordingly, should be considered Jews. If not for the need for a Jewish people, it would have been better to have a Jewish faith community where people can come and go depending on their willingness to commit to the Jewish religious way and its mission – similar to how other religions conduct themselves.
Who Is Really a Jew?
What makes one a Jew? Being born to a Jewish mother? Converting to Judaism? Not really. It is living by the spiritual order of Judaism that makes one a Jew; living through the Jews of the past and with the Jews of the present and future. We are Jews when we choose to be so; when we have discovered Jewishness on our own, through our search for the sacred; when we fight the never-ending spiritual struggle to find God, realize that the world needs a moral conscience, and carry that exalted burden so as to save the world and provide it with a mission.
Yitro and Franz Rosenzweig – Jews by Choice
Yitro forces each one of us to ask ourselves whether we would have opted for Judaism had we not been born Jewish. And if yes, would this not mean that we would have had to start all over again, discovering it on our own so as to comprehend what it is really all about? If Yitro traveled his road to Judaism step by step in order to fully grasp its beauty and truth, we may have to re-engage ourselves with every mitzvah as if we had never done it before, as real beginners.
Thoughts on Forgiveness – The Man Who Made Me Jewish
The blackboard brush didn't hit me, but it was close and could have hurt me badly. It crashed through the large window behind me and destroyed it. I got up. There was complete silence in the classroom. No one said a word. The teacher, who taught us Latin and Greek, was dumbfounded by his own action. He had thrown the eraser at me, and it was clear from the expression on his face that he knew he was in trouble
What is Conversion?(1)
As the State of Israel and its rabbinical courts head towards a large-scale showdown concerning conversion, it is remarkable that not one of the participants, including the orthodox, has considered this major, crucial question: Is conversion at all possible? This may sound like a rhetorical question since the answer is in the affirmative. Yet, this question goes to the very core of the problem, and as long as we do not deal with it, all deliberations concerning this matter are more or less meaningless. The reason for this is obvious: Logically speaking, conversion to Judaism should not be possible. Just as it is impossible for a Jew whose father is not a Cohen to become a Cohen, similarly, it should be out of the question for a gentile to become a Jew. Either one is born into a family of Cohanim, or one is not. Presumably, then, either one is born a Jew, or one is not. God chose the patriarchs and their descendants as His people, and it is only they who can claim to be Jews. It would follow, then, that either one is part of this nation, or one is not.
Solving the Conversion Crisis and Global Judaism – Part 2
You see things; and you say "Why?"
But I dream things that never were; and I say "Why not?"
"Back to Methuselah"
George Bernard Shaw
Dear Friends,
Some of you have asked me to elaborate on my earlier Thoughts to Ponder (215) concerning the serious problems which the State of Israel and the Jewish People encounter in relation to conversion. It is with pleasure that I respond:
Solving the Conversion Crisis (Part 1)
The Birth of non-Jewish-Jewish Communities – a Far-Reaching Suggestion? (1)
The Birth of non-Jewish-Jewish Communities – a Far-Reaching Suggestion? (1)
Conversion is a serious matter. It signals a transformation and involves a tremendous amount of soul-searching. Human beings are more than just accumulations of plasma, complex robots, or tool-making creatures that can change and adapt at the drop of a hat. Human beings have souls and profound emotions. They experience spiritual and moral struggles in which religion plays a major part. Conversion is a far-reaching decision: it culminates in immersion in a mikvah, a ritual bath that symbolizes the mother's womb. "A non-Jew who converts is like a newborn baby", says the Talmud in Yebamoth 22a. Conversion also implies a deep commitment to Jewish tradition. It requires a pledge to follow a particular lifestyle, the observance of the commandments and a deep emotional connection with the Jewish people. (2) It means becoming part of this mysterious "Jewish soul", which remains unexplainable but is as real as it can be.


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Maya Rudolph Talks About Kristen Wiig on Ellen
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Korrorook Wildlife Rehabilitation & Conservation Center of Northern Australia (KWRCC)The animals of Australia's remote northern regions are little studied, and almost nothing is known about their biology, health, population management or rehabilitation. This means that for captive breeding programs, or for species where every individual is critical such as Northern bettongs (Bettongia tropica), we have no knowledge on how to assist them. Incredibly this holds true for almost every vertebrate species in northern Australia, including the array of tropical possums, kangaroos and birds.
Forever Wild aims to change this because wildlife health and rehabilitation of key species can be critical to maintaining populations in wilderness landscapes - think of the sudden outbreak of disease that threatened the existence of the Tasmanian Devil in recent years. Forever Wild has partnered with preeminent wildlife medicine and rehabilitation specialist Dr. Annabelle Olsson, and we are developing a dedicated facility called the Korrorook Wildlife Rehabilitation & Conservation of Northern Australia at the Tropical Wetlands Reserve. near Cairns, North Queensland.
The Critical Care HospitalDr. Olsson veterinary clinic in Cairns is the primary medical facility for incoming wildlife. Animals come to us from across northern Australia, and the focus is on species that are in decline, rare or are considered keystone ecological species. Critical biological, behavioural and medical data is collected, most of it for the first time it has been collected anywhere. The Korrorook clinical team have vast experience in wildlife health, and the technical facilities are the first phase of the long road to rehabilitation and release back into the wild. We are working to raise funds to expand the Korrorook clinic with a fully equipped, dedicated wildlife hospital facility.
Rehabilitation & ConservationOnce the animals are treated they may move to the Rehabilitation & Conservation facility, situated on our Tropical Wetlands Reserve, where they often require weeks or months or rehabilitation. Once again the knowledge gained represents some of the only data ever collected on these species. The process of rehabilitation can be long and complex, and expensive. Please consider supporting KWRCC to build more pens, provide nutrition and in some cases on-going medical attention.
Volunteering at KWRCC
If you wish to volunteers on an incredible project, be directly involved in the care and rehabilitation of wild animals and live in a remote and beautiful reserve for a few weeks, please continue reading!
- Volunteers will be directly involved in the care, rehabilitation and data collection of wild animals.
- Volunteers will live onsite on a Forever Wild reserve, in the remote and spectacular Australian outback
- Volunteer places are limited and selection is competitive. The work can be hard and tiring, but the rewards incredible
- Volunteers must sign up for a minimum of 1 week. There will only be 2-3 volunteer places available any any given time
- Volunteers must meet the minimum skills and criteria, be self-reliant, capable and comfortable living in a bush setting
Please support the medical care and rehabilitation program for wilderness animals:
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Apple mistakenly releases new iPhone information ahead of official release date
September 20, 2018
By Julia Kasabian '21 Information for Apple's next generation of iPhones was released in a now deleted file on the Apple website on Sept. 12. The information concerned three new models of iPhones: the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR. The iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max will come in silver,...
iOS is back and better than before
Lili Romann, Staff Writer
September 21, 2016
By: Lili Romann Apple will forever be our go-to source of getting the latest, most high-tech, sophisticated, simplest products, and it all just got easier. iOS 10, the newest software Apple has released, contains many new features that enhance the general experience of using an iPhone. I'll start off with the...
"Staples Got Class" makes schedule sharing easier for students
Kit Epstein, Breaking News Managing Editor
June 1, 2016
On Tuesday, May 31, Dylan Diamond '17 released his sixth iPhone application, "Staples Got Class." "Staples Got Class" is a schedule sharing application available for all iOS devices in the App Store that allows Staples students to see who is in their classes and view other student's schedules ...
Snapchat streaks cause a frenzy
Chase Gornbein, Staff Writer
March 4, 2016
Snapchat, the universal app that allows people to send pictures and videos to their friends for 10 seconds before they disappear forever, has students at Staples eager to gain new "streaks" with as many people as possible. A "streak" can be observed on one's snapchat sidebar. After someone has e...
Apple battles Feds over San Bernardino investigation demands
Justin Schwebel, Staff Writer
February 29, 2016
Apple, the California-based tech giant, is in a standoff with the FBI over the agency's demand for Apple to unlock San Bernadino shooter, Syed Rizwan's, iPhone. The FBI believes the shooter's iPhone 5C is a critical piece of evidence in the investigation, but has not been able to gain access to the device because it is locked with a passcode. The F...
Easily exiting NYC subways thanks to Staples teacher
Maialie Fitzpatrick, Staff Writer
November 16, 2015
Getting off New York City subway stations is always a little confusing for everyone. But a teacher here at Staples actually created an app to help people out of their sticky subway situations. Math teacher Ashley Tomlinson, formerly known as Ashley Wegener, made an app with her brother called ...
New and improved emojis released by Apple
Maialie Fitzpatrick, Staff Writer
October 28, 2015
Apple's done it yet again. A new array of emojis have just been released with iPhone's iOS 9.1 update and it's all the hype here at Staples. "It's really exciting because there are so many new ones that come in handy and are very useful," Erin Munley '16 said. When you're at a lo...
Users to take a bite into Apple's new devices
Justin Schwebel, Staff Writer
September 23, 2015
The Bill Graham Auditorium, one of the most famous venues in San Francisco, wasn't hosting The Who or the Grateful Dead on Sept. 9. Instead, thousands packed into the historic, circa 1912 auditorium to watch Tim Cook and his team unveil a multitude of new products. The iPhone 6S and 6S Plus are set to be rele...
Apple update iOS9 stirs mixed student reactions
Isabella Ullmann, Red Staff Features Editor
September 20, 2015
When 1 p.m. struck on Wednesday, Sept. 16, some students scrambled to plug in their iPhones to install the iOS9 update. Some of the most notable changes according to students are the backwards option on apps, a different format for closing apps and a longer battery life. "My favorite part of...
Snapchat update catches the attention of students
Jackson Livingstone, Staff Writer
September 16, 2015
On Tuesday, Sept. 15 the social media app Snapchat released an unexpected update that captured the attention of Staples students of every class. Laughter echoed throughout the library, hallways and classrooms as the new update, which included several new graphics and effects for user's to play a...
New racial emoticons seize students' attention
Jane Schutte, Web Features Editor
April 9, 2015
Yesterday, April 8, Apple revealed its third iOS update, which unleashed a plethora of new emoticons focused on increasing the diversity of the people emojis. The un-updated emoji keyboard had very little diversity, including only a few different racial emojis, like the Asian and Muslim men. Th...
Apple introduces the watch of the future
Julia Greenspan, Social Media Editor
March 17, 2015
On March 9th, Apple released new information regarding the Apple Watch, which Apple CEO Tim Cook first introduced as the company's "new chapter" in early September. Last week, Cook excitedly spoke of new features and announced that the release date for the watch would be April 24, 2015; however, ...
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March 2, 2015
The common noises that I hear as I roam around the crowded cafeteria early in the morning have changed from the silent yawns of tired seniors to the constant yelling of swear words and angry mannerisms. What could have caused all of this ruckus in such a short amount of time? I suddenly realized that...


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Gang Beasts Review
Developer: Boneloaf
Publisher: Doublefine Presents
Release dates: December 12, 2017
Available on: PC, Macintosh, PS4 (reviewed)
Did Santa leave a gift card in your stocking this year? If you're looking for a little fun with some friends, I might have a suggestion for you. Gang Beasts may have started early access testing back in 2014, but now that few thick layers of polish and some very fun and exciting levels are completed, Boneloaf is proud to release it to the world.
If you aren't familiar with Gang Beasts yet, I'll try to describe the game as simply as I can. This is a party brawler, not unlike Super Smash Bros, but with a very key difference in how clumsily and imprecise character control is. This may sound like a negative remark, but trust me when I say that is precisely what makes the game special. If you don't believe me then I will have to encourage you to check out at least the trailer to get a gist of how fun a wobbly ragdoll fighter can be. Each player controls a squishy little guy with the sole goal of knocking rival players off the stage. You can punch, grab, lift, and try to use the physics engine to your advantage.
Most stages have clear ledges, often with moving parts. You may find yourself in a glass elevator that keeps rising and falling in tandem with another. You can try to gain the high ground by climbing out, or just punch the glass and try to push your friend out, and the variety in approach helps this game extend its legs. Combat is very simple from a mechanic standpoint. Buttons allow you to punch left, punch right, grab tight, duck, lift up; all in borderline QWOP sense of fighting the game itself in effort to control your character the way you want. Players can win by punching rivals until they lose consciousness for a short while, lifting up the limp body, and tossing it off stage. It's very simple, but this is where that "party" part comes into play.
The real fun is trying to get trick kills or just teasing your friends. Some stages have moving parts, such as a factory setting with a conveyor belt that slowly guides objects into a pit of fire. Yes, you could just try and knock out your target and toss him overboard, but wouldn't it be great if you forced him to ride that whole belt? Treating the game as a toy box more than a competitive experience is where the charm truly lies.
However, Gang Beast's biggest strength is its downfall–to a small point. That sort of fun is great in a room full of friends, but there is an online mode that just doesn't hold the same charm if players aren't using voice chat or are taking the game too seriously. In local play, players will have experiences like tossing an unconscious player off the side of a skyscraper just as the victim wakes up, gripping his attacker's hand and taking him down with him. You'll laugh with your friends when you set up a human chain, all holding on for dear life, and you'll want more. In online play, I experienced just a little too much lag that would create delays on an already sloppy control scheme. I felt like I wasn't in control of my beast at all in some matches, falling off the stage just because he didn't stop running when I stopped pushing the stick to the side. It's a little frustrating once in a while, but when the winner of a match is an AFK player the joy falls flat very quickly.
There isn't a whole lot more to say about Gang Beasts, but that's alright. Boneloaf made the game they set out to do and I think they did a good job, but this is the sort of party game that will be fun in only specific settings. I cannot recommend this to anyone who read there was online support and plans to play alone, but if you have some family or roommates and enjoy experiences like Overcooked, you probably know already that you want to grab Gang Beasts for yourself.


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We have argued in intermediate appellate courts in New York, New Jersey, Indiana, California, New Mexico, Florida and Pennsylvania. Upon request, Weir & Partners can provide a list of representative appellate matters that the firm has handled over the years.


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We already reported about the most beautiful castles HERE and HERE. We also wrote about the best castle hotels HERE. Now here are five additional hidden jewels everyone should see in Hungary collected by szeretlekmagyarorszag.hu.
1. Luby castle – Nagyar
It was built in Classicistic style in 1878-1879 by the so-called "Rose King", Géza Luby, who created the biggest thematic rose garden of Hungary. During the Communist era the building was nationalised, and until 1977 it was used as a school. It took long until the family managed to get it back again, but finally, in 2013, the once ruined castle could be reopened. Today it offers a beautiful rose garden, a palm house, an interactive museum, a restaurant and many kinds of events in a fascinating environment.
They even create unique specialities from the roses like lemonade which is perfect to refresh yourself. Visitors can take home many souvenirs, as well, from porcelain to soap and from rosewater to sachet.
2. Almásy castle – Gyula
The Wenckheim family built the castle at the beginning of the 19th century. They were able to welcome there not only Habsburg Emperor Francis I, but also Franz Joseph I and his wife, Sisi. Interestingly, here lived János Damjanich, one of the military leaders of the Hungarian fight for freedom in 1849, after the Hungarian army capitulated. Furthermore, Ferenc Erkel wrote here his famous Bánk bán opera. Moreover, one of the most well-known Hungarian romantic painters, Mihály Munkácsy spent there some years learning from Elek Szamossy.
In the exhibition, we can learn about the life of those living in the castle from the baronesses to the housekeepers. HERE you can take part in a virtual tour.
3. Brunszvik castle – Martonvásár
The building's history is also unique since its owners welcomed Ludwig van Beethoven many times, because he was in love with one of their daughters.
The building has been under the supervision of the Hungarian Academy for Science since 1953 because of its charming English garden created by Ferenc Brunszvik. Even though there are only a few mummified trees today, its cypress is said to have been there since 1800.
4. The baroque castle of Hajós
It was built by Kalocsa's archbishop, Gábor Patatich in 1739 who used it as a hunting-seat and a summer house. The castle is located near the unique wine cellars of the village, so it is worth to spend there a whole day to taste the delicious local wines, as well.
It was renovated in 2010 and offers multiple exhibitions to the visitors.
5. Grassalkovich castle – Hatvan
During WWII it was the headquarters of the Gestapo. Today, it is a perfect choice for families and especially those who love hunting and nature. There are many exhibitions in connection to hunting, angling, fishing and culture history. However, visitors can also try themselves in following tracks and laser hunting.
Photos: facebook.com/lubykastely, facebook.com/GyulaiAlmasykastely, facebook.com/kastelyokmagyarorszag
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This is not an 'off the shelf' upgrade part; the 4600 series is the top tier stock replacement shock for the Montero.
Beyond just replacement we've spec'd out
5100 series that will work on the Montero chassis and provide longer
than stock travel to work with your lift kit or modified suspension.
About the 5100 series:
Softer than the 4600 - softer than you might expect. Our 5100's are valved primarily for off-road washboard driving, soaking up rocky roads and rugged terrain mile by mile. On the street you'll notice the ride is far more compliant than stock with more body roll and a little more carryover than a street performance shock. We've tested every
available brand of shock for stock replacement and went a step further to ensure the smoothest and least jarring ride you can get without involving a comma in the price tag. Adventure Driven Designs' Bilstein 5100's will provide increased wheel travel on stock and lifted Monteros up to 2.5" of lift.
Where else can you get 5100 series shocks for your Montero? Nowhere!
custom spec'd 5100 series Bilsteins to make your truck ride like you've
never experienced before. We kit these in house for fitment, you can't
buy these direct from Bilstein and even if you could, you'd be missing
the parts required to make them properly work. You're getting the only
Bolt-On 5100 series upgrade currently available to the public for a
Montero, exclusively from Adventure Driven Design.
Rear Shock Options:
These come in three sizes. Why three? Your rear coils are held in place by interference fit that's limited by the shock absorbers. If you put longer shocks on without longer springs, you run the risk of a spring falling out of place - Adventure Driven Design is not responsible for this as you modify your truck at your own risk.
- Stock length
This is the right choice for you if you're running stock coil springs or Old Man Emu springs which aren't built to increase flexibility.
- Mid-travel for increased articulation without going HAM. If you remove your sway bars you may need to adjust your brake hose brackets, get our extended brake line, adjust ABS sensor wires, parking brake cables, etc - in other words this is definitely for advanced installers and you are absolutely responsible for yourself when installing these longer-than-stock shock absorbers. Great for experienced wheelers who ditch their sways and want to get the most of their suspension flex.
- Long Travel
They're as long as we could make them without the risk of them bottoming out when fully articulated. You do run the risk of binding with these, it's suggested you run poly bushings in your trailing arms to keep bind at a minimum. ADD is not responsible for any damage done from inexperienced users running these shocks, you may need to adjust your brake hose brackets, get an extended rear soft line from us, adjust cables, etc, do stuff, take precautions... you might even convert the front of your trailing arm from bushing to a joint of some kind, These shocks are intended for off road rock crawling. You can build a very nice and capable daily driven rig, or you can go full trail mode on a budget. Whatever you're doing, you're deep in the modified suspension world so put on your thinking cap and get to work! Or turn your butt around and go back to the stock length ones, this isn't for the faint of heart. They will cause accelerated wear on the factory rubber bushings from cycling the suspension off road.
These shocks are always special order. We no longer build them up in advance and keep them in stock. Please be patient. Due to our website configuration, these have to show as 'in stock' in order for you to be able to add to cart, apologies in advance for any confusion this may create when ordering.
Bilstein 5100 Series Shock Upgrade - Full kit Gen 2 Montero
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Straight from the Luttig's Mouth
It appears that Michael Luttig has not been pleased with some of the press coverage surrounding his recent retirement. This Law.com article details the former judge's anger...
...he called Attorney General Alberto Gonzales to make it abundantly clear that his on-the-bench objections to the Justice Department's handling of the Jose Padilla case played no role in his resignation.The Wall Street Journal article didn't explicitly say that he retired because of the case, but it is reasonable to draw that conclusion from reading it. I think it's good that Luttig did his best to clear the air and try to mend some bridges with the White House. Regardless of no longer being a sitting judge, I think he would be a great Supreme Court Justice in a few years.
"The Padilla case had nothing whatsoever to do with my decision to leave the court -- nothing at all," Luttig told Legal Times on May 12.


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Dead Space 2 video features Smashing Pumpkins song, glowing quotes
Visceral Games and EA released a new Dead Space 2 video today, featuring the screams of Billy Corgan as Isaac Clark loses his mind.
Along with the song Bullet with Butterfly Wings blaring in the background, the video features quotes from different games outlets talking about how awesome the sequel is.
Watch the video for yourself over on io9 (thanks, Gek).
Dead Space 2 is out on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 January 25 in the US and January 28 in Europe.


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August 2015
Brian Horsethief
I love to laugh and make other people laugh. When my kids were little I made up silly stories for them — and then turned them into songs. Now I write poetry and short stories, all humorous. I've created a Zombie advice columnist, Hideous Hilda, who counsels needy zombies. I've also created a character called Anxietyman who always 'saves the day' even though he's a neurotic nervous wreck. (Yes. I based him on me...) My poems and stories have been published online and in print.
Dancing with Irony
I get where I'm going
By going nowhere—
Fathoming the stars
With my vacant stare.
How serious am I
While making a pun—
Laughing out loud
Yet, having no fun.
I feel overjoyed
In the midst of pain—
Clutching my wits
While going insane.
Together I hold it
As I tear at the seams—
Dancing with irony
Between the extremes.
Beach Bums
Begging and panhandling on street corners,
scrounging and rummaging through trash,
mooching and freeloading on the boardwalk,
scouring your every move at outdoor restaurants --
Better think twice about leaving your personal
belongings on the blanket while you go for a swim.
It's no surprise to see the leeches scoping you out
at the bath house.
Broad daylight is no deterrent for their brash and
brazen behavior.
It means absolutely nothing to them.
Damn seagulls!
Drunk Musicians
Tickling the ivories when your brain is pickled
is like shuffling cards with your feet.
Strumming a six string when you're half in the bag
is like cutting a knife with your meat.
Banging on drums when you've had quite a few,
is like bobbing for crocodiles.
Drunk musicians like the sound of their music --
It all sounds good after a while.
©2015 Brian Horsethief


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