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Feeling at home in a place we are not used to is sometimes difficult, as each house has its own decoration and it's the reflection of each person's taste. The most important thing is to find the style that matches one's personality and with which one can feel identified; since that makes it possible to call a given house home. In Ibiza you will find a great variety of houses, each one with its own style and character.
As the anthropologists say, by studying a country´s religion, you get a better understanding of its culture. So what do men in pointed purple hoods marching to the dramatic banging of the drums through the streets of Ibiza old town make of the Spanish culture during "semana santa", the Easter week?
Ibiza is a small island, but has many different faces. Which areas are the best for a great stay in a private villa, yet close to all the beach life and the action?
Summer has not arrived to Ibiza, if you don´t relax at the bar of a little wooden shack somewhere on a beach. This year marks the return of the famous "chiringuito" bar. We introduce you to some of them:
Sant Antoni de Portmany (San Antonio) is not only the capital of Ibiza´s famous sunsets, but also the town, where the yin and yang of the island clash. The town centre and coastline is famous for its endless strip of bars and clubs, the so-called "West End", whilst the surrounding landscape and bays offer a tranquil and peaceful ambience where you can wind down and reconnect with nature.
Ibiza is undoubtedly one of the best places on earth to enjoy a tremendous range of restaurants offering different styles from all over the world. And in recent years some of the most renowned chefs in Spain have chosen Ibiza to be their new home and base to celebrate their art. Read more →
Discover Ibiza´s fantastic natural environment while working out your body or learning and practicing a new, fun activity. It´s time for some fun in the sun!
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Ibiza is fun for kids, if you know where to go and which parts of the island to avoid. We have listed a few entertainment options for both kids and their parents.
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At the foot of the romantic old town of San Miguel de Balansat in the north of the island you have a beautiful country restaurant, called "La Luna Nell'Orto". It is situated in a carefully restored old farm house, preserving the rustic charm of the traditional Ibicencan architecture. On their cosy terrace you can sit down unter a hundred year old figue tree to have lunch or dinner.
The tastefully decorated place is ideal for a romantic dinner full of typical Mediterranean flavours. Some of their specialities include grilled high quality meat and vegetables, handmade Italian pastas and some avantguard dishes, which their creative chef has designed to satisfy even the most demanding taste buds.
They also quite frequently offer live shows throughout the summer making your night out even more enjoyable.
+34 971 33 45 99www.lunanellorto.com
The traditional Ibicencan cuisine is entirely based on what the island has to offer, and although nowadays most of the food has to be shipped to the island, some restaurants still stick to their local suppliers, – especially the fishermen are highly appreciated here.
Ibiza is full of small pleasures, summer is the time to enjoy the island's sunshine, and what a better way than swimming in one of these spectacular pools in these fabulous villas. If you are looking for a perfect home for yor holidays, then take a look at these beautiful properties that exhibit luxury, comfort and tranquility.
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In our blog we have already given several ideas of how to spend a perfect day of sightseeing in Ibiza. Here we bring to you a perfect summer's day in Ibiza.
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Ibiza is an island where many VIPs and celebrities gather, so it is also a place with many luxurious mansions and villas. Here we bring you a selection of the top seven luxury homes on the island with spectacular chill outs.
While beeing sleepy and laid-back in the winter months, during the summer Ibiza island turns into a place that never sleeps. Everything goes, 24 hours – from wild parties to tranquil yoga retreats in a beautiful environment. And because our favourite island has so many faces, we have listed some of our favourite places for you to choose from:
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The Plaza del Parque square, located just before driving up into the old town is one of the busiest places in Ibiza all year round, as it has become one of the hippest hangouts and meeting points for residents and tourists alike. During the summer the place is buzzing with life, full of street musicians and artists, and locals resort to the Plaza as their meeting point before moving on to a club, to the cinema or simply in order to watch people passing by.
On a very small surface you can observe here the whole range of cosmopolitan life Ibiza has to offer. Old Ibicencos are sitting next to bankers and lawyers in their lunch break, tourists from all over the world, hippies of the first generation and some celebrities of the Ibizan night life. This is the perfect scenario for newly opened restaurant In & Out, which blends in with their offer ranging from typically Spanish "tapas" to Asian Fusion cuisine such as their signature dishes Sirloin Wok with curry and vegetables, Udon noodles with tuna and yakisoba or salmon sashimi.
Plaza del Parque Square, Ibiza town
+34 971 30 73 70 – www.in&outibiza.com
This friendly and hipster Beach club and restaurant is located in one of the most chic settings of Ibiza town, overlooking the beach of Talamanca.
A visit to Ibiza is also always about renovating your mind and body. In recent years quite a big number of spas have opened on the island, which offer in- and outdoor therapy, hammams, jacuzzis with fantastic vistas to the sea and the latest in relaxing massages and beauty treatments. We have listed the most recommendable ones for you:Read more →
In the previous post we gave you a few tips for a perfect day in Ibiza, today we would like to bring you the second installment,so that you have everything you need to explore and discover the island. We hope to give you a entire day to enjoy the beaches, restaurants, sunsets and even fit in a bit of shopping.
Traditional dishes, the best paella variations, fresh fish, star chef creations and dishes from all around the world, – Ibiza is an island with a terrific culinary range, which even satisfy the most demanding customer. The vast mix of cultures, that coexist on the island can be tasted in Ibiza´s restaurants. Here are some dishes you don´t want to miss out on while you are here:
Autumn is one of the best seasons to enjoy Ibiza. The temperature is very pleasant and the days, are mostly sunny and very clear, and away from the sometimes unbearable heat of summer. It is an ideal time to spend a holiday while having pleasant weather, it's relaxed and you can enjoy the true essence of the island.
Spending a perfect day in Ibiza possible. Here we offer you a step by step plan, for you to enjoy and make the most of Ibiza.
Autumn is an ideal season in Ibiza. The temperature is mild, a relief from the summer heat and yet it is still not cold. It is a time of year when you can still enjoy the beach on days when it's sunny and you can also take walks without breaking into a sweat.
In the warmer months the famous beaches of Ibiza are full of people. But there are still remote places, places where you can swim in peace and tan in the sun without having someone right on top of your towel.
Sometimes Ibiza is associated with beach bars with high prices, but there are also many kiosks in Ibiza where you can eat and drink well without spending all your savings.
Ibiza has several restaurants, both in the city and major tourist areas, where you can sample gourmet tapas in environments ranging from extremely casual to the most glamorous. Haute cuisine is present on the island !! Ibiza Tapas.
The coastline of San Jose, located in the south of the island, is one of the most beautiful you can find in Ibiza. With spectacular white sand beaches, magical islands, crystal clear waters, ideal for diving and snorkeling, great beach restaurants and breathtaking sunsets are just some of the attributes of this coastal area.
You cannot visit Ibiza without seeing a sunset, a natural event which is totally fascinating from this part of the world. On the island there are many places to enjoy this moment, whether in bars, restaurants while dining, sipping a cocktail, listening to chill out music or live music from a saxophone player, the choices are many and all equally emotional.
The Ibiza nights are usually intense and a good way to start them is in one of the restaurants that also have a lounge bar. In Ibiza there are many such establishments where you can dine while listening to good music, you can talk and drink something in an environment which is created specifically for pleasure, comfort and elegance. Places where you can also enjoy more relaxed dancing and enjoy drinking champagne or a cocktail.Read more →
While many beaches in Ibiza include all services and are located in urban areas, there are still many other natural coves where you can enjoy nature at its best. This is the case in Cala d'en Serra beach, Aguas Blancas (White waters) and Sòl d'en Serra, the three places that we have selected in this small guide.
Ibiza has inspired fashion around the world since the 1960s. Here are the top three classic accessoires for a relaxed and easygoing summer on the island.
Ibiza has many good restaurants where you can find all types of cuisine, from traditional to the most varied and international. The offer is huge, but here we suggest three osmall charming restaurants for you to have dinner.
Posiblemente Can Jordi es uno de esos establecimientos ibicencos, que al mismo tiempo es bar y tienda de comestibles ubicado en la carretera de Sant Josep a Ibiza.
En pleno corazón de la isla de Ibiza, en el Santa Gertrudis, encontramos un romántico bistro de aires franceses, La Plaza.
Located in the heart of Ibiza city this new restaurant stands out with an avantgarde culinary proposal and a fresh, modern design.
In Ibiza you have some wonderful delicatessen shops even for the most demanding foodists
Pocas cosas hay tan agradables como tomar el sol sobre una hamaca en Ibiza. El ruido de las olas del mar, el calor sobre la piel y los mejores cócteles y refrescos acompañan la experiencia sobre tumbona. Aquí va una lista con los mejores beach clubs y restaurantes frente al mar para tomar el sol y para disfrutar de un ambiente inmejorable.
Ibiza is fantastic for hiking in spring time and at the beginning of the summer, when the island is still green and blossoming. We have listed three of the most interesting areas for an inspiring walk. Read more →
In the south-west coast of San José, after a leisurely drive down the hill you will find the delightful and very family friendly beach of Cala Vadella, a protected bay and natural port with a sandy stretch of approximately 270 m length and 50 – 70 m width, surrounded by pine-clad forests.
In our blog today we would like to help you with making the most of your stay once on the island of Ibiza. Have you ever thought about having your own personal private chef at home? One of our most demanded services and each year with increasing demand due to satisfied customers. At Villa Rental Ibiza we have professional chefs always available for you.
Today we would like to talk about some of the places you can go for the best sea views. Places where you can really enjoy the fine food of Ibiza. We're talking about unique restaurants, with an extra special touch and amazing views. These are the best terraces in Ibiza to have lunch or dinner while overlooking the sea.
One of the most delicious dishes from Ibiza's gastronomy is the bullit de peix followed by arroz a la banda.
The countdown is on…..to the some of the hottest parties in the world, the official opening parties in Ibiza! Not for the faint hearted! Let's raise the bar and raise our hands to the stars with some of the most amazing parties ever witnessed. Ibiza is famous worldwide for the best DJs; will we see you this year?
We at Villa Rental Ibiza try our best to make it as easy as possible for you when planning your holidays in Ibiza. We want to take care of you during the entire process, from the pre- booking process and once you find yourselves on the island of Ibiza. Today , we want to guide you through some of the best places and locations in Ibiza to rent your ideal villa.
Ibiza is one of the top tourist destinations in the world and is becoming increasingly popular amongst thise if us who are looking for a unique venue to celebrate one of the most important days of our life, our wedding day. For this reason Villa rental Ibiza blog would like to recommend some restaurants perfect for weddings and indeed any other special occasion.
Cala Tarida is a beautiful long sandy beach in San José in the southwestern part of Ibiza island – ideal for families with small children
This restaurant is located in one of the most beautiful and amazing parts of Ibiza, and possibly in the entire coast of the Mediterranean, Cala Conta beach ( Platges Comte ).
And here we are, almost without realizing it we are in March , Spring is well in the air and we are seeing the first glimmerings that summer is just around the corner
From our blog, we would like to tempt you with thoughts of this summer which is quickly coming upon us ……..
And today why not get busy with some superb and very authentic beach bars in Ibiza. The essence of the island and the summer, known as "chiringuitos"
We normally speak to you about Ibiza, as you know, however today lets talk about our neighbouring island Formentera, a little gem dotted in the Mediterranean sea. While you are in Ibiza, why not try something different, and spend a day in Formentera, we promise you'll be glad you did, with its amazing beaches, crystal clean waters, find sand…its pure paradise!!!!
With summer just around the corner, the sun already shinning in Ibiza, let's talk today about some coves for you to discover this summer.
We continue from the blog of Villa Rental Ibiza this week with some very attractive proposals that will help you make the most out of your time in Ibiza. Fancy a shopping trip? Today we can bring you the top stores on our Gold List.
As you well know, we always try to bring you useful information to our blog, about useful services and ways to make your stay more interesting while here.Villa rental Ibiza is here to help you make the most of your time on this beautiful and glamourous island. Today we thought of something that surely will seem tempting….have you ever dreamt of travelling around Ibiza behind the wheel of a super luxury car?
The Miami based Nikki Beach can be found now also in Ibiza. The famous event and party club resides on the east coast, at Cala Nova.
We're in 2014 and at Villa Rental Ibiza we are continuing to work very hard to make this upcoming season in Ibiza the most exceptional. Today , in our blog, as always we come with the intention of helping you make the most out of your time in Ibiza.
And so comes that time again… Christmas ! . With recent memories of those wonderful days of beach and summer sun in Ibiza, and without realizing that Santa Claus is about to come down the chimney…
Playa d'en Bossa is one of Ibiza 's beaches, set in the summer months and also one of the largest of the island.
This summer we brought to you different recommendations for different types of restaurants each with their own type of atmosphere, here is the list for you :
We are now in the colder months in Ibiza, a perfect time of year to enjoy the most authentic and rural Ibiza. So with that in mind, we would like to bring you the following great places just waiting to be discovered these days……
At this point I think we all know that in addition to its wonderful beaches, great atmosphere in the summer months , beautiful people,it's wonderful Mediterranean cuisine ,and the best parties… Ibiza also has many other seductive proposals that is the "real" Ibiza. As is the case with the traditional island dances (ball pagés ) , today we bring to our blog what we believe to be a clear demonstration of Ibiza's popular culture and folklore.
It's been awhile since we have spoken about ourselves, that is Villa Rental Ibiza, and about all the services we offer, not only the best villas but also the best services and concierge that we feel go hand in hand when renting a villa.Our goal is to help you enjoy your stay even more, so that you have nothing worry about,we want to just sit back and enjoy this wonderful island.
Summer has passed … Ibiza is now different, but not less attractive as it still has many options to continue enjoying it . From our blog today, Villa Rental Ibiza blog, we will travel to the town of San Antonio ( Sant Antoni de Portmany ) to suggest some more interesting proposals .
Last month our blog was about traditional Ibizan cuisine and today we will bring to you four restaurants of Ibiza which are perfect for enjoying all those wonderful authentic Ibizan dishes.
We can almost say that this is still the summer of Gin Tonic 's amongst other things , a trend that started sometime ago in other countries and continues here. So for all of you who choose Ibiza for a few days of vacation, an interesting proposal ,would be to enjoy a premium brand Cocktail, well served ( as appeared in "Vogue" ), in an interesting place in Ibiza. Hence, in this post we are going to suggest some tempting places, where you can enjoy a good Gin Tonic with friends.
Today, a different post , which we hope you find interesting…The top 10 places in San Josep which you must not miss you can not miss !. Places to fall in love with !
In this post from villarentalibiza.com blog, we would like to give a summary of the last 10 posts published. Suggestive and interesting suggestions to help you enjoy the island of Ibiza to the fullest. And today's 10 interesting topics in one post …
From the blog of villarentalibiza.com over recent months we have been bringing you many wonderful coves and beaches on the coast of the island of Ibiza. Today we return to this, to bring you two wonderful proposals for the essential coves and beaches and what is the essence of Ibiza.
The Cave of Es Cuieram is an ancient and sacred sanctuary dedicated to the Phoenician goddess of fertility, Tanit, whom the Carthaginians also worshipped. The cave is located in the northeast of the island, in the township of Sant Joan de Labritja, just overlooking the Sant Vicent cove.
We continue the villarentalibiza.com blog, with some suggestive proposals for you to know our island better and of course to enjoy it in the best possible way. Today we bring to you some places with wonderful views in Ibiza. The best spots … Maybe ideal for a declaration of love? …
The history of Ibiza has produced a great cultural legacy with the Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Romans, Arabs, Christians … Their traditions and customs have clearly influenced the life and character of the people of this Mediterranean island.
We are in summer in Ibiza, "the marinas" and the Yacht Clubs, are fully operational, as Ibiza is the perfect place to enjoy from the sea. We thought it would be interesting to bring you information from the three major ports that we have at our disposal on the island, Ibiza, San Antonio and Santa Eulalia.
We always aim to show you those interesting places and things to do, to make your stay in Ibiza memorable, therefore today we will tell you about those hippy markets which are so popular on our island.These places are discussed below and they are sure to leave you with lovely memories, amongst other things, of your visit to the island. Directly from our Villa Rental Ibiza Blog.
Without realizing we are in summer in Ibiza!. From the blog of villarentalibiza.com, as you know, every week we suggest tempting proposals so that you can get to know the island of Ibiza in all its greatness. Today I approached a sport with many followers around the world, and that is a delight to practice not only in the summer months but throughout the year in Ibiza. We're talking about Golf.
From our blog Villarentalibiza.com we bring to you a post about the best places to buy authentic Ibiza fashion, perfect for these summer days. Of course we're talking about La Marina in the old port of Ibiza.
In this post we would like to talk about restaurants and dining in Ibiza, with special restaurants that offer us more than just great food … like those cool restaurants in the summer months that we have at our disposal, with beautiful people and a chic atmosphere to match.
This week, from our blog, we will focus more in depth on some of the services we provide to our customers. This is, of course, in addition to the main villa or townhouse rental in Ibiza.
Ibiza offers us few things in these months of good weather! Unique beaches and coves, the atmosphere in the months of summer, unique places, markets, beach club's, sunsets, we could go on forever. From our blog we bring to you our weekly tantalizing suggestions…
Every week we bring to our villarentalibiza.com blog, information about all sorts of places, activities, events, places in Ibiza that we think would be of interest to you so that you can enjoy the maximum from Ibiza. We are in the month of June and are now fully operational with the most important Global Music Club's and the best parties of the summer. Here are some of the most important …
Last month we presented in our Blog villarentalibiza.com, the services we offer to our customers, in addition to main villa rentals in Ibiza. Today we will continue to present some of these services and in particular those that refer to the Concierge service.
The good weather and summer have arrived!!! One of the most important proposals for those of you whom are not only seeking beautiful beaches but also with places with great atmosphere, good music and beautiful people ,are those trendy beach clubs we find in some of the best beaches in Ibiza.
In this post we take you on a walk through Ibiza´s medieval past. It was in 1990, when the old town, D'alt Vila was declared World Cultural Heritage, and in the multitude of little streets, stairs and passages on the uptown hill you can still get lost today. We think it is a wonderful stroll into the colourful past of this island and a place, where time seems to stand still.
We continue with our blog today with information on some of the best areas in Ibiza where you can enjoy your stay at your villa. Today we focus on two places that are a delight and increasingly demanded and appreciated by our customers, these areas are Las Salinas and Playa d'en Bossa.
Today we would like to bring a special post to our blog Villarentalibiza.com. It about one of the most special beaches we can enjoy here in Ibiza, Aguas Blancas Beach.
From Villarentalibiza.com, we can offer a wide range of villas, houses and chalets to spend a few days in Ibiza and Formentera also. Our dedication is completely in renting villas in Ibiza.
Today in our blog we would like to share with you two charming areas in the municipality of San José. The village of Cubells and its surrounding area could be defined as being in the same area as Cubells itself, however due to its charm and importance, we would like to view it sepertely, Porroig.
In Villa Rental Ibiza, we rent villas or houses in Ibiza with many different styles. One important style is the traditional Ibizan villa, also known as "casa payesa".Today we would like to give you more information about architecture in Ibiza and its typical country houses and rustic farm houses.
An Ibizan house, that has been converted into a romantic restaurant, simply an amazing place in the cute little village San Agustín des Vedrà, just out of San José town, where you can enjoy fabulous views of the church and the square from its pleasant and relaxing terrace.
Enjoy a pleasant evening in a typically Ibizan environment. Take a look at the utensils that decorate the thick, whitewashed walls. The staff and its manager Vicent Tur, who is passionate about wine, are noted for their friendliness and attentive service.
The one hundred year old entrance arch invites you to come and enjoy the culinary specialities which range around fresh local products with a modern, Mediterranean flavour.
Reservations: + 34 971 34 43 21
Plaza Mayor, San Agustín des Vedra, 07839 San José
The restaurant Es Xarcu is a "chiringuito"-type, quite simply constructed restaurant located at the beach with its same name, within the area of Porroig and Cala Jondal (one of the most beautiful and wild places of the San Jose coast). Don' t be misguided by its appearance: Ex Xarcu is one of the best restaurants in Ibiza for paellas and rice dishes, but especially for fresh fish and shellfish dishes. Great views, with an idyllic terrace almost over the sea. Nice looking houses and luxury villas are common around Porroig; always spectacular. Great atmosphere and good looking people in an unspoilt part of the island!
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Cala Jondal beach in Sant Josep de sa Talaia, has become one of the coolest places to be seen in the last fifteen years. With beautiful people, lots of glamour, it's the place to see and to be seen, so for anyone looking for an ambience day, with great music and a colourful atmosphere, perhaps Cala Jondal is the most "in place" in Ibiza, alongside Marina Botafoch and Ses Salines beach.
Ibiza has always attracted some great designers and interior architects seeking inspiration on this island. Some of them have settled down here and offer their unique pieces directly to the final client.
Every day it is becoming more and more popular to choose quality accommodation to
spend a few days in Ibiza, whether it is a house, apartment or villa. It is true that there are
many different hotels to choose from on the island, however the option of having your own villa for your stay on the island is also an excellent choice, for this reason we have so many satisfied guests returning to this option every year. Let us take a look at the some of the many advantages of opting for a villa.
The reason as to why Platges de Compte (better known as Cala Conta) is one of the best loved beaches in Ibiza is obvious. Situated in the Sant Josep de Sa Talaia region of the island, Platges de Compte consists of two coves, linked by golden sandy beaches.


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To Richard Kippist 13 May [1863 or 1868]1
Down. | Bromley. | Kent. S.E.
May 13th
My dear Sir
If "Audubon's Ornith. Biography" is in our Library, (5. vols.)2—will you be so kind as to have it ready for Carrier tomorrow Thursday morning.3 I forget whether it is permitted to have 5 vols.; but if not, could you venture to break the rule & mention it to the Secretary, as I much want all vols. as I shall have to refer to them many times during next fortnight.—4
Yours very sincerely | C. Darwin
If Carrier does not bring any vols. I shall understand you have it not.—5
Calendar: A calendar of the correspondence of Charles Darwin, 1821–1882. With supplement. 2d edition. Edited by Frederick Burkhardt et al. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 1994.
Correspondence: The correspondence of Charles Darwin. Edited by Frederick Burkhardt et al. 27 vols to date. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 1985–.
Descent: The descent of man, and selection in relation to sex. By Charles Darwin. 2 vols. London: John Murray. 1871.
DNB: Dictionary of national biography. Edited by Leslie Stephen and Sidney Lee. 63 vols. and 2 supplements (6 vols.). London: Smith, Elder & Co. 1885–1912. Dictionary of national biography 1912–90. Edited by H. W. C. Davis et al. 9 vols. London: Oxford University Press. 1927–96.
List of the Linnean Society of London. London: [Linnean Society of London]. 1805–1939.
Marginalia: Charles Darwin's marginalia. Edited by Mario A. Di Gregorio with the assistance of Nicholas W. Gill. Vol. 1. New York and London: Garland Publishing. 1990.
Post Office directory of the six home counties: Post Office directory of the six home counties, viz., Essex, Herts, Kent, Middlesex, Surrey and Sussex. London: W. Kelly & Co. 1845–78.
Variation: The variation of animals and plants under domestication. By Charles Darwin. 2 vols. London: John Murray. 1868.
Asks to borrow J. J. Audubon [Ornithological biography (1831–9)].
Letter details
- Letter no.
- From
- Charles Robert Darwin
- To
- Richard Kippist
- Sent from
- Down
- Source of text
- Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University
- Physical description
- 1p
Please cite as
Darwin Correspondence Project, "Letter no. 4159," accessed on 28 May 2020, https://www.darwinproject.ac.uk/letter/DCP-LETT-4159.xml
Also published in The Correspondence of Charles Darwin, vol. 11

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RMR is the place to play if you are a junior player age 11 years old to 18 years old and enjoy the sport. Currently the RMR has over 100 clubs to choose from, they located as far west to Grand Junction, east to Brush, north to Casper, WY and south to Alamosa. Volleyball clubs range in size from one team up to thirty teams. The RMR Power structure is designed to allow teams to play against other teams in their age division and at their competitive level.
During the 2014 season the RMR had over 500 teams participating in the RMR Power Structure. The following is a breakdown of the number of teams in each age division based on the 2014 season 18's (48 teams), 17's (75 teams), 16's (90 teams), 15's (109 teams), 14's (98 teams), 13's (58 teams) and 12 & Under (46 teams).
Need to find a club check out the Club Director's list to find out information about where they are located, contact information, general practice area and many have their own websites. Clubs are still hosting tryouts and some have posted specifically what age and position they need. Look at the section "Clubs Looking For Player's or the Club Tryout List".
Interested in starting your own club/team, not a problem we are here to assist you. Contact Wendy at (303) 584-0376 Ext 1 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Rocky Mountain Region (RMR) is a member organization of USA Volleyball (USAV). USAV is the only volleyball organization within the United States recognized by the United States Olympic Committee (USOC).
RMR-USAV members have the opportunity to play in high-quality, competitive and safe RMR sanctioned events. Every adult over the age of 18 working with RMR-USAV junior players must be cleared through a comprehensive background check. The RMR advocates the Safe Sport Programming that is mandated by the United States Olympic Committee and USA Volleyball.
Currently, over 90% of the Collegiate Division I and II volleyball athletes in the state of Colorado and Wyoming have participated with a member organization of USAV, like the RMR. Beach Volleyball will soon be a recognized sport of the NCAA. This year the RMR will offer Beach Clinics and Tournaments during the winter months, at indoor sand facilities.
Volleyball never ends. The RMR has events for the grassroots/development level as well as the elite level. The RMR caters to all age groups from youth (11 – 18 years) to senior/masters (19 – 80 years) adults. If you are not interested in playing, then maybe you would like to coach or officiate volleyball, RMR offers these opportunities as well.
For more details on your interest, click on the above division pages (Junior, Adults, Officials, Beach, etc.)
Rocky Mountain Region USAV
4155 E Jewell Ave Suite 909
Denver, CO 80222


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Electricity at Home
We use two main sorts of electrical supplies, DC and AC.
DC - This is Direct Current. The current flows in one direction only (conventional current flow) and has a consistent value. Provided by batteries or DC adaptors/transformers that plug into the mains supply.
AC - This is Alternating Current. The current flows first one way then the other (imagine the charge being first pushed then pulled around the circuit). In normal mains circuits this happens 50 times a second, so we say it has a frequency of 50Hz (see "Waves" section). AC is what comes out of the mains sockets, usually at around 240V.
Why have DC and AC? Many things won't work with an AC supply, but, it is very easy to change the voltage of AC using a transformer (these don't work with DC).
You can compare the two types using an oscilloscope:
The Ring Main
This is the name given to the circuit in your home. You don't need to know too much about it except that it is a kind of parallel circuit (so the toaster doesn't switch the kettle off!) and that the lighting circuit is separate from the circuit for sockets.
This is the circuit that carries electricity all around the country, from the power stations to homes and businesses.
Producing the Power
See the energy section for the different types of power source. Most power stations are similar, once they have generated steam. The steam turns a turbine which is connected to a generator. The generator converts energy into electricity and the transformer then changes the current and voltage of the electricity.
Why The High Voltage?
This is to stop energy being wasted. You probably know that if you put too much current through a wire, it gets hot. Heat means wasted energy. If you think about the formula, Power = Voltage x Current, if you raise the voltage, you can transfer the same power with a lower current - less waste! This is why mains is AC, so that you can use transformers to change the voltage up and down. The 'Step up' and 'Step down' are the two types of transformer used. Step up transformers are located at power stations. Step down transformers are the ones you will see locally around your town or city.
Note: it is unlikely that your course requires you to know the voltages of the grid, but if so, check the values from your syllabus, in case they use different ones.
Normally you wouldn't sit down and leaf through your electricity bill, but for GCSE, you need to know a bit about how this is done. The main thing to get right is the unit used.
Kilowatt-hours (kWh)
This is a unit of energy not power or time. It is the amount of energy if a 1kW appliance was left on for 1 hour. This means that:
I know what I said about always using base units, but 1 joule is hardly anything, particularly when you have lots of appliances going.
The Cost
So, 1 unit of electricity is 1kWh of electrical energy. This costs around 6p, though it may change depending on your supplier or if you have a deal for cheap electricity at night. So a bill might break down like this:
Current Meter Reading: 25361.2
Previous Meter Reading: 24321.5
Units used: 1039.7 [25361.2-24321.5]
Cost per unit: 6p
Cost of electricity used: £62.38 [1039.7 x 0.06]
You may also have standing charges and VAT as well, but these just add onto the final total.
Because we use electricity everyday, we often forget how dangerous it can be. Mains supply can kill, but a bit of common sense can go a long way.
A common question is to give you a picture of domestic bliss and get you to identify the hazards, such as the person sticking their fingers in the toaster.
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- frayed wires.
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Fuses help protect the circuit against faults. The key thing is to get the wire just thick enough to carry the current you want, but thin enough to melt if there is a current surge.
In the diagram above, the electric fire has a metal case. If there was a fault and the live wire touched the case, there would be no visible sign of a problem, except that it wouldn't work. Anyone touching it would complete a circuit with earth causing a potentially fatal current to flow. If it is earthed, the earth wire allows this current to flow easily. A larger current than normal flows, causing the fuse to blow - disaster is avoided.
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Common sizes are 3, 5 and 13Amp fuses, but there are many others. Always choose one slightly higher than the current rating of the appliance, so that it doesn't blow under normal conditions.
For Example: A mains (240V) kettle has a power rating of 3kW. What fuse should be used?
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The answer is a circuit breaker. Also called power breakers, MCB's and RCD's. They do exactly what the name suggests, they break the circuit if there is a problem. They automatically compare the current entering and leaving the circuit and even if there is the tiniest difference they 'trip' off.
What's this earth business? Well, although you would probably class a lump of soil as an insulator, the Earth (yes, I do mean our planet) is very good at soaking up loose charge. The earth in your house could be connected to the plumbing (if your water comes in metal pipes)or to a large metal spike in the ground somewhere. Yes, it really does work!
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A 25-year-old woman, Jemma Beale, has been charged with four counts of perjury and four counts of perverting the course of justice.
Miss Beale made false rape and sex assault claims against 15 different men and even got an innocent man sent to jail for seven years, the Southwark crown court was told. The allegations were made over three years.
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Her first allegation was against one Mahad Cassim, who had reportedly given her a lift home after a night out. He was charged with rape and jailed for seven years.
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A Sentimental Journey through France and Italy. By Mr. Yorick.
Publisher: London: Printed for T. Becket and P. A. de Hondt, 1768.
Edition: First edition, with page 150, line 12, in state 2 in the first volume and page 133, last line, in state 1 in volume 2.
Bibliographical References: Rothschild 1971; NCBEL II, 949.
Condition: Binding a little rubbed; an unusually fine copy in original state, enclosed in a cloth clamshell box.
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Fly fishing in Cuba is far different from other destinations in the Caribbean. Only in recent years has this flats fishery been developed, and you are fishing waters that have not seen sport fishing for nearly fifty years. Cuba has given these pristine areas protection as Cuban National Marine Parks, where no commercial fishing is allowed other than for lobster. Flats fish like Tarpon, Permit, Bonefish, Snook, Mutton Snapper, Barracuda, and a variety of Jacks are found in incredible numbers and since the fishing pressure is so light in these areas the fish rarely encounter sport fishermen and are unusually easy to catch.
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A sealed-back Stax earspeaker? The arrival of such a beastie would shock traditionalists as would a Ferrari SUV. But as Stax tells us, 'For a number of years, we have been approached by numerous recording studios to develop a 'closed back' type of earspeaker. [It] would allow engineers to monitor in environments that have high ambient noise levels.'
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Let's face it: the only thing that keeps Stax headphones from being regarded as 'perfect' is sound leakage in both directions. This is not debilitating, though, and Stax has made, exclusively, open-back electrostatic headphones for 40 years. But if there's a demand for sealed Staxes (e.g. my son gets cheesed off when I use open-back headphones in the same room where he's watching TV), then why not meet it?
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Stax earspeakers need energising just like MartinLogan and Quad electrostatic loudspeakers, and do not work via a conventional headphone socket. Because the energisers - which also act as the headphone's amplifier - are dedicated to Stax headphones (ditto for other makes of electrostatic headphones), one cannot compare the sound of the energisers to anything other than the various Stax models. At present, there are four available - two each of valve and solid-state - offering a variety of features.
Supplied with the 4070 was the SRM-717, the better of the two solid-state models, retailing for �1295. It only works with the PRO-bias earspeakers, not the earliest models, and connects to a pre-amp as if it were an ordinary power amplifier, so it's also shorn of input selectors. For the review, I used it entirely as a stand-alone system with sources with variable output, ensuring that I auditioned just the headphones and energiser, without a pre-amp in-between the Stax and the source.
In the SRM-717, an all-stage semiconductor, 'Pure balance' DC amplifier amplifies the balanced input, and delivers this through high-grade, dual-shaft, quad-unit volume control. A low-noise dual-FET is used at the first stage, and a large current emitter follower at the output stage to deliver the necessary low impedance. Non-magnetic material is used for the chassis, which measures 195x103x420mm (WHD). Gain is 60dB, the frequency response is stated as DC to 100,000Hz and high frequency distortion is a maximum of 0.01 percent. As operation is true Class A, the SRM-717 runs very hot. Which brings me to the valve energisers.
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Wednesday, June 10, 2009
The Writer's Cross: Transcending the Existential Shorthand
Every year I wonder what new literary delights Scott Morris will bring to the table at the Yoknapatawpha Summer Writers Workshop in Oxford, Mississippi. And what erudite morsels Neal Walsh will serve up throughout the weekend. Can they possibly top last year's feast? After returning home to Memphis on Sunday, I decided to give myself a few days to digest the early summer repast before writing about it—maybe to even savor the tasty remnants that got stuck in my teeth and allow them to remind me of nuanced tidbits I might have otherwise forgotten to mention.
Scott's craft talk is always a highlight of the workshop for me. He built on the foundation he laid for us last year, when he opened our eyes to the importance of learning to "see and write sunsets." I've decided not to try to quote Scott's words verbatim, but to paraphrase, and hopefully not destroy their beauty in the process. So please forgive my attempt to share an hour of pure gold with my shorthand:
Like fishermen who are passionate about catching the wide-mouth bass, we are tempted to rely on plastic lures—on existential shorthand—to get the job done. But everything important and vital escapes with shorthand. Genre writers traffic in the existential shorthand, but is it really an effective way of summing up your life? Is it a fair representation of what you are? Because, after all, writers are just like fishermen, and the "bass" they are after is nothing less than the human heart. The writer's cross, then, is to combine the judgment and wisdom of the sage with the heart of the child. There is no suitable shorthand for the morning moon. You don't have to be an artist—you just have to be fully human.
During one of the workshop critique sessions, Scott added that an artist must have "imaginative empathy" to capture a character. And leaving the fishing analogy he moved on to cooking, saying that the writer must "go behind the veil—like going into the kitchen at a nice restaurant to see how the work is done. You have to violate the charming atmosphere of the fine dining experience to see how it comes together."
Two of the ten workshop participants are writing memoir, so he addressed our specific approach:
"In writing memoir, even if it's fictionalized, you have to build a bridge to your past so that you can have safe passage to your future." He asked, "What are the stakes for you, the writer, in writing your memoir? What is the one thing that's driving you to write this? When you can identify that, that's where you start the writing."
I felt like we were participating in arts and crafts for grownups at summer camp, as we moved from Scott's craft talk, through the individual critique sessions, the faculty's readings, and into Ace Atkins' craft talk on Saturday. Ace's 7th novel was just published, and he's finished his 8th one, so we were on the edge of our seats to learn from this successful and prolific writer. He opened by saying that the most important question we need to ask ourselves before beginning to write is this: "Do I have a good story?"
Story is more than a few anecdotes and interesting experiences. All great books have a clear beginning, middle and end. While that may sound elementary, you'd be surprised how many folks sit down to write and end up with a string of unrelated events. Stories should draw people into a better world and allow the reader to be interactive with the work. Show the characters through dialogue and scenes ("show, don't tell") and keep the writer out of the story.
Ace said he approaches his work in three basic steps:
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2. Create a loose outline
3. Write it like a fiction novel (which it is)
He talked about the difference in story and plot (the way you tell the story) and the importance of research, which makes the story authentic. Ace's years as a journalist came through in his talks, especially when he joined Neal and Scott on a panel and organically stepped into "reporter mode" to keep the Q&A running smoothly! At the end of his craft talk, he shared wisdom from one of his favorite writers—Elmore Leonard's "10 Rules of Writing."
Sunday morning's talk was given by Bess Reed-Currence, who was a literary agent at Regal Literary Agency in New York City for over five years before moving to Oxford to marry John Currence, owner of four Oxford restaurants and winner of the James Beard Award for Best Chef South. The marriage of literature and fine dining couldn't have been better scripted, as workshop participants enjoyed cocktail hour on the balcony at the Currences's award-winning restaurant, City Grocery, two nights of open mic at their second restaurant, Bourre´, and indulged in the best breakfast anywhere around at their newest establishment, Big Bad Breakfast. (Enjoy the pictures at all three venues! And my apologies for not capturing Bess on film during the workshop.... I borrowed this shot from the web.)
One thing that made Bess's time with us so valuable is that she was a successful literary agent but is currently out of the business. So, we were free to talk with her without the tension of wanting to pitch our writing to her, and she was free to share her wisdom without the filter of protecting the business or the distraction of watching for new clients. She addressed our questions—even the most simplistic "publishing 101" kind—without condescension, and with clarity. And she was just delightfully upbeat and seemed to genuinely care about helping good writers get published. What a treat she was—the dessert in our literary picnic!
On a personal note, a huge take-home from the workshop for me is the confirmation—from faculty and fellow participants—that the essay I submitted for the workshop needs to be expanded to book-length. Although I've been working on another book for the past year and a half, I've been "stuck" in an emotional struggle over some of its content, and it feels good to hold off on it for a while. (Or just write it as "therapy" without any "watchers.") So… I'm off and running with an outline for a new memoir: Jesus Freaks, Belly Dancers and Nuns. An essay with the same title will appear as a chapter in an anthology on Southern women and spirituality in the fall of 2010, so hopefully I'll have the book finished by then and ready to pitch to agents and publishers. I learned a lot about patience and endurance listening to Neal, Ace and Scott as they served on a panel this weekend, "Getting Published: The Writer's Side of the Story," so I hope I remember their lessons when the time comes!
Oh, I would be remiss not to mention how much I enjoyed Rebecca Jernigan's storytelling, reading and performance again this year. She even pulled workshop participant Michael Risley into the act, which was quite a coup given Michael's prosecuting attorney persona!
And listening to Neal, Ace and Scott read from their own published works was also a treat. Neal's first book, THE PROSPECT OF MAGIC won the 2009 Tartt's First Fiction Prize and is due out in hard and paperback by Livingston Press in June of 2010; Scott has two published books, The Total View of Taftly and Waiting for April, and is shopping his third one around for publication now; and Ace, as I said earlier, has 7 published, and 8th finished, and the next one in progress. His most recent book is Devil's Garden.
Open mic was fun both nights, as we listened to each other's short pieces without an ear to critique but for the pure, unadulterated joy of hearing the written word spoken aloud in the author's voice. The reading that captured my attention the most was probably Patti Brummett's. Patti is 18 years old, a recent high school graduate and entering freshman at the University of Mississippi. Her writing sample for the workshop was an amazing piece of prose-poetry, or lyrical prose, or some indefinable genre which Patti simply calls "fiction." So it shouldn't have come as a surprise that her offering at open mic was a performance in a genre akin to Da-da poetry. It reminded me of a cross between slam poetry and rap, with a soft edge, if that makes sense.
It was great to meet the "new guys" at this year's workshop, including Anne Burgan, Martha Carole Jones, Dan Stringfellow, Patti Brummett, and to be joined by my niece, Aubrey Leigh Goodwin! (That's Aubrey and me on the balcony at City Grocery.) Aubrey is a lawyer, but she's always been a writer, and of course I love watching her jump into this exciting world of creative writing and publishing. The faculty this weekend confirmed what I already knew—she's on her way!
It was also great to be with the repeaters (some of us for the 3rd year) like Doug McLain, Herman King, Michael Risley and Daphne Davenport. Oh, and kudos to Herman (left) who lost his virginity this month (his words, not mine)—Herman's piece, "Southern Intrusions" was published in the June issue of Desoto magazine. You know what that means? Herman has to buy drinks at our next get-together!
Oh, and here's one of those small Southern world stories—up on the balcony at City Grocery Friday afternoon, I met this beautiful woman sitting next to our group, and it turns out she's Kimberly Kountouris Nelson… her father owns the Mayflower Café, a favorite downtown restaurant in my home town, Jackson, Mississippi.
And Kimberly grew up Greek Orthodox, so she and Daphne (who is also Greek Orthodox) and I had to chat about Orthodoxy for a while. (and pose for Doug, who had my camera again) Kimberly's grandparents lived on the same street as mine, in West Jackson back in the 1950s. Here we are fifty years later, (well, only thirty-something years later for Kimberly!)and we both still recognize those common tribes from our very separate childhoods. Kimberly grew up in the Greek Orthodox Church, while I was raised Presbyterian. And of course my spiritual journey, which I'm writing about in my memoir, chronicles several decades of searching, finding, and learning to live with joy within the Antiochian Orthodox Church.
So, now for the rest of the photos. Well, not all of them. Some things that happen in Oxford should always stay in Oxford! Enjoy!
Author Jere Hoar, one of last year's workshop faculty, dropped by City Grocery for drinks with us on Friday, and to catch up with Scott, since Scott moved away from Oxford to California last year.
Jere always has time to hang out with fledgling writers and encourage us on our journeys. Jere's books include The Hit and Body Parts. He and Daphne share a moment here.
Ace, Herman, and Anne enjoying the sunshine on the balcony
Dan enjoys the view and the conversation up on the balcony.
Susan, Jere, Anne and Neal
Aubrey and Scott chatting with Dan in the background.
Ace and Scott catching up...
Doug reading another one of his terrific stories at open mic.
Catching up with Michelle, from last year's workshop, for dinner on Saturday night.
Susan and Dan talk about their shared city, Memphis...
Enjoying lunch at Ajax: Patti, Herman, Aubrey Leigh, AL's husband, Tommy, Anne, Martha Carole and Susan. (photo compliments of Doug)
Workshop participants were joined on campus by 10,000 fans who were in town for the baseball tournament. The workshop was held at The Depot, a popular parking spot for ball game fans. So, barricades were set out to reserve our parking spaces each day. No attention to detail was spared!
Many, many thanks to our amazing workshop leader, Neal Walsh! (captured during the panel with Ace and Sott) Can't wait 'til next year!
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Doctor Who: 'Crossing Midnight' & 'Left Turn' (4x10/4x11)
After watching the brilliant "Forest of the Dead," I decided the time was right for a binge watch of the other Who episodes that have aired. The show keeps going strong with one well done standalone and a flawed, but emotionally potent sprawling alternate universe. If nothing else, I'm totally psyched for a finale that looks like the definition of everything plus the kitchen sink. Russell Davis is bringing back basically everything that's been in the show the past four years and tying it all into this one huge story. As such, 'Turn Left' functions largely as prelude, but there's still moments in it that are totally heartbreaking.
I don't have too much to say about 'Crossing Midnight.' After the epic brilliance of 'Forest,' I wasn't too keen on what looked like a pretty formulaic standalone. But, as the episode went on, the light touch turned dark and we get some generally unnerving moments with the repeating demon. More than usual for a standalone episode, the Doctor got into real trouble. First, he was turned on by the other passengers, then he almost got spaced by the demon. The episode showed how necessary his companion is, without her, he just looks like a crazy guy. He needs that other person there to vouch for him.
But, sandwiched between two huge episodes, 'Midnight' can't help but feel like a minor piece. There's nothing particularly wrong with that, it's an effective story, and I'm sure the budget saved on the episode will be well spent on the season finale.
'Turn Left' is a different matter all together. It's a huge episode, that has at least some kind of tie back to virtually every episode since Donna's first appearance, as well as our first shout outs to the other shows in the Whoniverse, all in the service of showing how central Donna has been to the Doctor's life. I'm not sure if this arc was entirely mapped out when the season began, but if you told me before the season began that the big setup for the climax would hinge on the idea that Donna Noble was the most important person in the universe, I would have not been particularly enthused. But, as the season has gone on, Catherine Tate and Tennant have worked so well together, I really do feel like Donna is the most significant person in the Doctor's life, and can buy her as the hinge of the entire universe.
It's interesting that even though this is the episode we've been waiting for for two years, the return of Rose, she's decidedly a supporting character, and I don't mind that. In a lot of respects, her whole appearance here is a tease for her return to the regular universe next episode, making us speculate about her inevitable reunion with the Doctor, all the while depriving us of any interaction between them. The focus remains on Donna.
The episode is largely about setting up this idea that Donna has an important destiny, and it is through her relationship with the Doctor that they both can save the world. For a while there, I was thinking that Donna could possibly be another time lord. That's why they're drawn together at different times, why their destinies are intertwined. But, the episode doesn't quite go in that direction. The implication at the end is that Donna is the nexus of travel between parallel universes. That's why Rose always appears to her, and it's why she was caught up in both the Mainframe alternate universe and this one. And, if the threat they're now facing is one that crosses all universes, she would be essential to the fight against it.
The entire awful world we see here is likely a setup for what could happen to the real world should Donna and the Doctor fail in their mission. I did feel it was a bit repetitive to have Donna experience another alternate reality so soon after her trip to the library world. But, I think this one works because it functions primarily as a character building exercise. Donna has to experience what the world would be like if she wasn't involved with the Doctor to understand how important she really is. Rose seems in awe of her when they first meet, she is working to support Donna and help her reach her destiny.
When I was talking about the first season of the show, I said how there two kind of heroes, 'chosen ones' and ones who choose adventure. The 'chosen one' narrative is the backbone of so many popular films, from Star Wars to Buffy to Harry Potter, it's all about this one person who may not want to save the world, but is going to. But, the first season of Doctor Who offered an alternate narrative in Rose's arc, she's a girl who chose to become a hero, to abandon her ordinary life by choice and go out to the stars. I find that kind of narrative more relatable. I don't have any kind of special destiny, I don't have to run away from being a hero, I'm just going along, and I don't know what I would do if I was put in a situation where I had to save the world. That's why I find both Rose's first season arc, and this year's Donna arc very relatable.
Donna was living an ordinary, boring life, she wanted more and she went out and got it. But, now that she's so wrapped up in this life, she's faced with the burden of having to be the one to save the world. Yet, at the same time, she can't believe that this is really happening to her. She's so used to having people tell her she's incompetent and useless, she can't believe that her life would have any kind of cosmic significance. I think the episode works best not just as a "Days of Future Past" style awful what if, but also as a journey through Donna's psyche, as she struggles to come to terms with her own importance, as well as her seemingly inevitable death. The bug on her back, goofy looking though it may be, gave things a weird Cronenbergy vibe. She knows something's not right, there's this ickiness under the surface that just shouldn't be there. You could read the bug as her own self doubt, gnawing at her, always pulling her back. Most people cannot overcome this self doubt, but she does, and her overwhelming of the bug scares the fortune teller. What power does Donna really have, and what is her role in the grand scheme of things? That question still remains.
On the shallowest fan level, I loved the continuity porn of this episode, particularly the references to the spinoff characters. Davies is bringing it all together for the close of his run on the series, and it looks like next episode will be the grand universe spanning crossover we all secretly wanted to see. I always wished that Joss Whedon would do a storyline that really united the Angel and Buffy characters, and had them fighting together against a huge foe. We never saw it, but this three show crossover looks to be everything I could have dreamed of. From a pure story point of view, I'm not clear how they'll manage to fit everyone into the episode, but from a fan point of view, it's awesome. I'm guessing they'll have the big crossover next episode, and then focus primarily on The Doctor, Donna and Rose for the last episode.
The episode reminded me of 'Last of the Time Lords,' with its absolutely oppressive feel throughout. Things just keep getting worse, and even though Gramps and Donna try to hold it together, you can see that the Earth is headed in a bad direction. I really like the dynamic in Donna's family, and I'm dreading her inevitable final good bye to her grandfather. I hope he at least gets one trip up into space before it's all over. Bernard Cribbins has made him into a fully realized character, who's just this perfect font of wackiness and love, not unlike the other man in her life.
Two other things really stood out in the episode, one is the score. There were throwbacks to a lot of previous musical themes, and the building music gave everything an even bigger, more apocalyptic feel than usual.
The other standout element was Catherine Tate's performance. It was pretty much already confirmed, but this episode cemented her as my favorite Who companion. I think she's stretched the show in really interesting directions, and provided a totally new dynamic for the series' core. Much as I love many of the individual stories in season three, I think it was retreading the same ground as Rose with the primary dynamic. Martha had her moments, but she never quite distinguished herself, Donna has owned the series from the moment she appeared. Her and the Doctor are equals.
The entire sequence from Donna's trip to the army base on was amazing. This whole season, we've been teased with the idea that she's going to die. She wants to know why River Song doesn't remember her, why Rose says she'll have to die. She may be a hero, but nobody's ready to die, not after she's started really living for the first time. When the truck hits her, she wants to believe that this is the death they were talking about, but I don't think it is. Still, she is willing to make that sacrifice, and I fear she will be called on to sacrifice herself entirely before the series ends.
I've said it before, but I'll say it again. No show hits me emotionally like this one does. It's about our purposes in life, and the wonder in the universe. It's about trying to be something more than the safe, ordinary path that society gives and adventuring like the Doctor. I think it's great that this show is such a huge family hit in Britain. I love that a generation of kids is growing up watching this show, I can only imagine the kind of films they'll go off and make after growing up on this.


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International relations practitioner, social entrepreneur and poet
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► the EU representative in Brussels of the CHP, Turkish social democratic and main opposition party
► a non-resident fellow of the SAIS (Johns Hopkins University – Washington DC)
► founder and manager of the Brussels-based debate club, the Turkish Coffee Briefings
► leader of the educational initiative, the Sinif-1B
► founder of Democracy 4.0
► executive board member of the Progressive Thought Institute, Istanbul
► member of the Brussels Poetry Collective and Siirden poetry magazine's editorial board
Kader Sevinç is an honors graduate from the Akdeniz University, completed Jean Monnet European Integration Program (2005), pursued "business communication" training at the Harvard University and obtained her MA in International Relations from CERIS/Paris XI University with "grande distinction" (Thesis: Theories of International Negotiation, European Union's Enlargement and the Turkish Case"). As a Visiting Fellow at Center for Transatlantic Relations/SAIS-Johns Hopkins University in 2012, Sevinç worked on the Transatlantic Relations and their implications on Turkey. She is currently a non-resident fellow of the CTR/ SAIS.
She previously worked as researcher in the Akdeniz University's EU research center, as manager in the private sector and as political advisor from 2005 to 2008 in the European Parliament in Brussels. In 2008 she was appointed as the CHP Representative to the EU and in 2010 she was elected as a PES Presidency Council member (Party of European socialists & democrats).
She was awarded by the Turkish Industry and Business Association for her entrepreneurship project, by the European Commission for her project entitled "Turkey's transformation and human capital in the EU accession process" and by Young Tourism Leaders for her contribution to Turkey's image abroad. In 2013 Kader Sevinç was recognized by the Diplomatic Courier magazine and the YPFP in Washington DC among the most influential young foreign policy leaders in the world.
Kader Sevinç served as vice-president of TOSED (Turkish Business Association-Brussels), member of the EU advisory board of Kagider (Women Entrepreneurs Association). Ms Sevinç is currently a European board member of the environmental NGO TEMA, member of Ka-Der (Association to Support the Women in Politics) and EU adviser for Forum Istanbul.
She is a co-author of the political poetry book "The European Constitution in Verse" (2009, Brussels) and played in the theater show of "100% Brussels".
Her poetry book "Kırık Ülke" (Broken Country) was published and her bi-lingual jazz/poetry album "River-long Loneliness" was released in 2014.
In 2015 she is invited to contribute to an artistic project on the city and art by Brussels' Bozar and Goethe Institute, We-Traders. She also contributed to the collective books "Turkish Foreign Policy in the New Millennium" and "Women Voices" to be published in 2015.


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Every once in awhile SNL really comes through.
Andy Samberg has taken the lead on a new way to reach out to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to help bring our countries closer together. The video below breaks it down:
I have to Justin Timberlake credit for not taking himself to seriously and being pretty damn funny. Below I have his latest work from SNL (thanks Hyberboles for the forward). In case you haven't seen it, I also included his classic, "Dick in a Box" from a few years back....


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Corey Gaspur war seit 9 Jahren ein Part von Bioware und arbeitete neben Dragon Age Origin auch maßgeblich an der Mass Effect Trilogie mit. Zuletzt war er Lead-Designer von Anthem.
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our friend and colleague Corey Gaspur.
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I am a student at Montevideo and love to read if I can grab a good book. In the future I plan to be a teacher or a doctor and help many people.
OUT OF MY MIND by Sharon Draper
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I am a student at Montevideo and love to read if I can grab a good book. In the future I plan to be a teacher or a doctor and help many people.
Imagine not being able to move, speak or eat on your own. Not being able to say, "I Love You," to your parents. Well, all of that is about to change for Melody. In this lovely book, Out Of My Mind by Sharon M. Draper, Melody, a young girl who can't move or speak very well, wanted to tell many people that she cared for them, but there is no cure for her illness. So her babysitter told her about this machine that could do the talking for her and convinced Melody's parents to buy it. Then Melody succeeds in many things like being on a quiz team and making friends. My favorite part of my book is when Melody proves everyone wrong when she gets a perfect score on a test. Everyone thinks she is useless and not needed; however, Melody has talent. She can memorize a lot and she is beyond smart. As a result, she tries out for a quiz team anxious to know if she made the team. Thereafter, she gets a perfect score feeling confident and proud of herself knowing she can do anything , and it made me feel like I knew who she was and that I would be proud of her too. Don't think that just because someone has a disability doesn't mean they aren't smart and can't succeed. In this book the greatest value is that Melody has a disability but she always tries her best. The book has a lot of important life lessons inside, like always trying your best, and never giving up. Melody never gave up on what she wanted to do in life. Later on in the book, Melody succeeds in many things like making friends. Realistic-Fiction lovers will really enjoy this book. They will become addicted with Melody and her intelligence and main wish to be heard, whether it is a good thing or a bad thing.
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