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After a too-long hiatus intended to prepare me for Gary Con culminating in my NOT going, we resumed our adventures in Greyhawk, playing WotC's Tomb of Annihilation.
After spending a night in Camp Vengeance, our heroes embarked on a short trip (relatively) to Mbala, where Nanny Pu'pu was reported to live. They suspected she was behind the increase in undead roaming the jungles, and to aid in that investigation, the commander of Camp Vengeance sent two of his soldiers with them.
The jungle's oppressive heat beat down on them, and with not even a cool breeze to provide scant relief, the journey proved exhausting. Mid-day, they came across a hut along the trail. Poking around, they determined it was not abandoned per se, but merely unoccupied at the moment. They found evidence that a druid lived in the hut and leafed through her journal. She spoke of a friendship with an aarakocra who gifted her with a feather, and that she left to rescue friends from yuan-ti, but nothing leaving a clue to her whereabouts or that of the snake-people she sought.
They left the hut behind and continued for the rest of the day, making camp near a river they would have to cross in the morning. Shortly after dark, they heard noises from the jungle. A baboon approached the camp, then another. Then another and another and another until they were surrounded by dozens of the primates. A rock flew and the baboons attacked!
During the fight, a towering four-armed ape emerged and joined the fray. Though its attacks were brutal, Nali began to wear the gorillon down. Herrick noticed the beast wore and earring, and in a spectacular feat of agility, he climbed up its back and yanked it from its' ear in the hopes that it would sever its control over the baboons.
That didn't work, but within a few more rounds, it fell and the rest of the baboons fled into the jungle. Upon examination, they saw the token resembled that described in the druid's journal, yet they still had no clue as to her whereabouts.
The next morning, the continued to Mbala, reaching the plateau around mid-day, then spent the rest of the day following the winding trail to the top. When they reached the summit, they were greeted with a wooden gate, surrounded by piles of human skulls….
I spoke of this on Twitter and Facebook, but this is the first edition in which I've found it more work to run pre-published material than to just make it up on my own. The difficult lies in the lack of guidance in the adventure books themselves. It would be helpful if Wizards of the Coast would include an outline of the plot points character should hit, or an adventure flowchart of some sort. Blogs and Third Party Publishers (3PP) have stepped in to fill gaps, but still, I shouldn't have to pay a third party for something that the adventure ought to include.
I'm sure I'm not alone in the expectation that if I buy a $50 adventure book (or however much you spend on it), I should be able to spend less time prepping a session, but it seems like they expect me to study a 256-page tome thoroughly before even starting the first session. I think it would be more reasonable to have a section at the beginning outlining (i.e. NOT pages of dense paragraphs will superfluous information) how the adventure is intended to go, followed by information on getting started on session one. Time is at a premium for many GMs and if they think buying an official hardcover adventure is going to save them time (as I have foolishly done on more than one occasion), they're sorely mistaken.
It's one thing to say "Read through this adventure before running" when you're selling a 16, 24, or 32 page adventure. But, when it's 256 pages, that's like insisting someone read the novel before going to see the movie; you're going to lose a lot of people. Still, I'm going to keep at it once I get moved. Maybe I'll switch tactics and use the book as more of a guide rather than even pretending it's an adventure module I can run straight out of, because clearly, most of these hardcovers WotC are producing are unsuited for that purpose, despite what they claim.*
*This is all my opinion. If you disagree, great, but you're not going to change my experience by telling me I'm wrong.


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Springdale, Ark. — Tyson Foods Inc. says it's voluntarily recalling more than 132,000 pounds of chicken nuggets after receiving reports that "hard, white plastic" was found in some nuggets.
The Springdale, Arkansas-based company said Tuesday that the 5-pound bags of fully cooked panko chicken nuggets were sold at Costco stores nationwide. A small number of 20-pound cases of chicken patties, sold under the Spare Time brand, were sold to a single wholesaler in Pennsylvania.
Tyson says "a small number" of consumers contacted the company after finding small pieces of plastic in the chicken. Tyson says it's issuing the recall "out of an abundance of caution" even though it's only received a small number of reports of plastic. No injuries have been reported.
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Leading international law firm establishes base in Belfast
Enterprise Minister Arlene Foster today announced that leading international law firm Herbert Smith is to create 26 high quality jobs, in Belfast.
Invest NI has offered £208,000 of support towards the creation of the 26 jobs which will generate £650,000 annually in salaries.
Herbert Smith is a highly respected international law firm which works across a number of industry sectors with particular strengths in dispute resolution and corporate law.
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The Belfast operation will employ qualified lawyers and legal assistants, helping Herbert Smith to meet the increasing needs of clients in key markets outside Northern Ireland.
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Despite being a regular until recently I hadn't eaten in the restaurant out the back and I was in for a surprise on my latest visit! As self-confessed foodies my husband and I love going out to eat and the tasty menu on offer combined with the fabulously friendly staff, resulted in a great evening out in Shakespeare's England last week.
Having looked at the menu for far too long unable to pick something as everything looked so good, I chose something from the seasonal menu as a starter; tender smoked duck and orange salad and my other half lucked out with garlic creamed mushrooms that literally melted in the mouth. As a vegetarian my husband enjoyed a winter super-food salad with a tasty selection of roasted root vegetables for mains and I tucked into a firm favourite of mine; a beautifully cooked rump steak and chips (I could tell my husband was jealous despite being a veggie!).
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- I remember when I showed you the picture of the butterfly I found. You said immediately "swallowtail…Monarch". Then you went to get a book of some of the most beautiful butterflies I'd ever seen. "I bought this book myself" you said…you were quite proud of it and you should be. It is full of colorful treasure.
So this thank you is in no way anything that can capture the beauty of that day spent with you. This drawing is only the impression of the original butterfly I found..if you could see how exquisite the original looked in comparison to the poverty of this rendition of it would probably make you cry. Yet in the end all we have left are our impression of things…and the impression may not include all that was in the original…but the impression and the memory still serve us.
The day we shared was full of beauty, laughter, relaxation, good things to eat. Dad and John so enjoyed seeing each other. They will again. We will see each other again. Please accept this as a small token of our appreciation of that lovely day and thank you for sharing the butterflies!
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text: Tam Dalyell on Thatcher and how he'd like to be remembered Tam Dayell - credit Holyrood/Robin Gillanders Fifteen pages into Tam Dalyell's fascinating autobiography, The Importance of Being Awkward – which goes some way to explaining how an old Etonian toff from Linlithgow became a rebellious Labour MP elected to a West Lothian mining constituency – he reveals that his granny, Mary Marjoribanks Askew Robertson, possessed a sex toy. This unexpected and intimate exposé betrays the fact that even from a very young age, Dalyell was not only blessed with a precocious line in questioning, but that he was also not prepared to let a subject go, just to spare anyone's blushes. One of his earliest childhood memories, he says, is sitting on a chair watching his mother going through her own mother's possessions shortly after she had died. "What's that," asked the young Tam, as his mother came across a solid rubber object, some four inches long, with a blown up bubble of solid rubber at one end. His mother blushed slightly and said she would tell him one day. Given that she was not a woman normally given to appearing flustered or embarrassed, her perceptive young charge persisted with his inquisition. "But why can't you tell me now, Mummy?" he demanded. "All right then," she relented. "It's an artificial boy's organ so that my mummy could meet her sexual needs when Grandpa was away at war." RELATED CONTENT Former Labour MP Tam Dalyell dies at the age of 84 EVEL is not the answer to the West Lothian question Opportunity Knocks- an interview with Neil Kinnock It was a practical, matter-of-fact, mature explanation that satisfied in more ways than one but also allowed Dalyell to later question why women of his grandmother's class and generation did not seek temporary solace in the arms of another. He found his answer, not in the more romantic explanation of affairs of the heart, but in the rather more pragmatic, uniquely upper crust, view that it would have simply been disloyal to a serving officer. And it is this pursuit of straight answers to life's complications that runs through Dalyell, the man, like a rich seam. The Falklands, the Gulf War, the invasion of Iraq, Lockerbie and the West Lothian Question; all the big unanswered issues that he has been associated with during his 43 years as a parliamentarian have been rooted in that simple case of just wanting to know the truth. And in this, his 81st year, while the body may be less able, the mind and the demand to 'know' is just as nimble. Dalyell and I meet just days after the funeral of Margaret Thatcher in the faded grandeur of his ancestral family home, The Binns. Its an historic pile just outside Linlithgow, with breathtaking views of the Forth and has been in his family since the 17th century but is now in the custody of the National Trust for Scotland, which allows for Tam and his beloved wife of 50 years, Kathleen, to continue to live there, albeit amid laid out cups and saucers and the various NTS signposts that give a clue to the house being open to the public. Dalyell's many ancestors are featured in paintings and photographs on the walls, providing a visual history of centuries past, while Tam adds to this sense of history by littering his conversation with names like Gladstone, Macmillan, Gaitskell, Wilson, Healey and the like. He himself, refuses to be photographed, questioning why anyone would be interested "in an old man staring blankly into space". Being old, is not how Dalyell would care to be remembered and nor is he, he says, to be referred to as a 'National Treasure' although he does concede that he is probably what could be respectfully termed an 'Ancient'. Dalyell will always, however, be seen as the political terrier who once he got his teeth into something, wouldn't let go. And he believes he unwittingly, and prematurely, marked his own parliamentary career card as a 'pain in the neck' when in the immediate aftermath of winning the West Lothian seat in 1962, he was asked by a reporter whether he was "going to raise hell in London about Scottish unemployment" to which he replied, "yes", prompting a headline of 'Dalyell - the Hell-Raiser' and in so doing, inadvertently upset all the other Scottish Labour MPs who, by implication, had not been doing enough to raise the issue. It was a label that stuck. "I was branded one of the awkward squad, but I was never awkward once just for the sake of being awkward," he says. "Of course, one does drift into certain things but I won't be called a maverick because that is not true. It may seem arrogant in excelsius but I had a rule that I never rebelled on subjects that I knew less about than my colleagues. So, for instance, if anybody said I should kick up the traces on immigration then frankly, MPs who represented Bradford or Wolverhampton, may well have asked 'what the hell did I know about it in West Lothian' and they would have been right so in subjects where I thought my colleagues knew more or as much as I did then I would go with the party but where I knew more than them then I would or could go my own way." Dalyell entered parliament in 1962 when Winston Churchill was still an MP, he survived 11 general elections and served under eight prime ministers but it was Margaret Thatcher that he most crossed swords with, particularly over the Falklands War. After his accused her of 'fibbing' over the sinking of the Belgrano or more correctly, as he tells me, her knowledge of the Peruvian peace proposals, they didn't speak for 17 years. She famously dubbed him a member of the 'awkward squad' and while he tells me that now is not the time nor the place to show disrespect for someone who has just died, he also says he has no desire to forgive nor forget. "On the day of her funeral, as you can imagine, I was asked by many people for comment and I am afraid my reaction was silence because I wasn't going to perjure myself and it is rather ill fitting in the week of a person's funeral to start but I can say that her legacy was absolutely disastrous – it was the deindustrialisation of Britain but she can also be blamed for the whole constitutional situation we now find ourselves in. "In one sense, her legacy was devolution and the creation of the Scottish Parliament and I seriously feel that in 1979, had there been a 'normal' Conservative Prime Minister; had it been, as it might have been, Willie Whitelaw, or could have been Francis Pym, or James Prior, then the whole argument about devolution would have been put to bed then but because of Margaret, it was impossible for any of us who were against the Scottish Assembly to really argue the case because we were told – and it would have been right in a sense – that we were helping Mrs Thatcher to get her way." Despite his protestations about providing support to Thatcher, Dalyell is probably best know for his objections to devolution and in the late 1970s, when Labour began to advocate a degree of devolution for Scotland, he was an early and persistent critic. And he reveals that, astonishingly, his own party was so exasperated by his opposition that in 1978, it paid for secret polling in his own constituency to determine whether it was worth trying to oust him at the next election. Dalyell found out about the covert operation because one of his constituents spilled the beans and said he had been polled. "It is extraordinary," he laughs. "And I don't know to this day who took the decisions to do this, although I suspect it was Donald Dewar's handiwork – but Mandy, I am not in the least astonished this was done – and in the event, my majority was more than 20,000, which was the highest in Scotland. I think there were several elements in this and it wasn't entirely the future constitutional arrangements of the United Kingdom. "I think there were a lot of people that may have said, 'well, the man's a bugger but he is our bugger so let's just keep him' but also in those days, there were a great many people that actually thought the same way as Tam Dalyell." During parliamentary debates on devolution, Tam would repeatedly ask a simple question, phrased in slightly different ways, which was basically why could he, as a Scottish MP, vote on education and health matters relating to England but not do so in Scotland and more particularly, in his own constituency of West Lothian? Conscious of how tiring he had become, he once added that it was a question that "cannot be asked too often". To which John Smith, the future Labour leader, replied: "Oh, yes, Tam, it bloody well can be asked too often." And it was Enoch Powell who eventually said in 1977: "To save time, let us call the gentleman's point the 'West Lothian Question' and for many, it is that phrase, coined by Powell that has become synonymous with Dalyell's objection to what he saw as an anomaly of devolution. I wonder why an educated man like Dalyell, who transferred his political allegiance from the Conservatives – he had been chairman of the Conservative Association at Cambridge – and switched to Labour in 1956, after the Suez crisis and in protest at the disproportionately high unemployment rates in Scotland, whose own party briefed against him on the question of devolution and one whose family history is so rooted in Scotland, is so adamant in his opposition to more powers for Scotland. "John Stuart Mill had a phrase for it 'the deep slumber of decided opinion'," he says. "I fear that I had that decided opinion and have not woken up from the slumber. "The serious answer is that I had read John Morley's Life of Gladstone and all about the Irish and the ins and out and so on and what I got from it was that once an assembly was established that, understandably, they [the politicians] would ask for more and more and never be content and so it has proved. And it's not only the SNP but it is Labour, Liberals, Annabel Goldie and all, that want more and why? Because they are there. That is the nature of politicians. "I repeatedly go back to the case of Barbara Castle who, in 1971, went on the Today programme with the late Brian Redhead to say George Morgan Thomson, later to be a European Commissioner and head of ITV and MP for Dundee, the late Dr Dick Mabon and Tam Dalyell, were traitors to the Labour Party because we were going into the same lobby as Edward Heath in order to go into the European Community, and I have nothing against Barbara and in her memoirs, she refers to the 'nice Tam Dalyell' but anyhow, five years later, James Callaghan decided that he didn't want her in the Cabinet but as she was very much the leading lady of the party, she had to be given a consolation prize and that was leading the first Labour delegation to the directly elected European Parliament. "So Barbara arrives in Brussels and my god, not within months but in weeks, she was saying the Parliament must have more powers – having absolutely not wanted it in the first place and why the change of mind? Because Barbara was there, that is why. "So I can understand that they want more and more fiscal powers and I am not arguing about peripheral powers, like firearms, etc but when it comes to fiscal powers and tax then you are talking about the dismantling of the UK tax system and that is the dismantling of the UK, which is what I have always thought would happen. "Why do I want the keep the United Kingdom? I'll tell you why, because I believe that bigger countries, particularly in this century and the last, are much more satisfactory than smaller countries. And in smaller countries, where everybody knows each other, it can lead, as in the case of Lockerbie, to a situation where all these lawyers and in the Crown Office and so on, all know each other and don't want to upset each other. "So I am against small administrations as such. I also have a view of Scotland which is that it is a number of very different places and my constituents were never better served than with Lothian Region and I thought Strathclyde Region had many merits and if you talk to the people in the islands, they will agree to that and I am sure Glasgow would rather be run from Glasgow than Edinburgh and Aberdeen is basically the centre of Grampian and they have a life of their own up there and equally, Inverness is different again. "I am a powerful ally of local government and local authorities providing services and having as much freedom as possible to do what they want and above that, I would have the government at Westminster. I am not in any way disparaging those that have gone to the Scottish Parliament or in any sense ya booing them and a lot of them are friends of mine but I do not want a parliament in Edinburgh and it is in the nature of human beings that now it's there people want more." It is also true to say that Dalyell's family history is literally woven into the very fabric of the Union. One ancestor, Thomas Dalyell, who's wealth from butter manufacturing was responsible for building The Binns, actually travelled to London with James VI and his entourage to negotiate the terms of the Union which gives some strength to his arguments to independence. How does he feel about next year's referendum? "I am against it. I am against referendums in the sense that referendums are never about exactly what they purport to be about and if there was a referendum, as there will be in 2014, I fear it will be greatly about the popularity or unpopularity of Messrs Cameron and Osborne and all sorts of other extraneous matters and a lot of people will vote, not because they are concerned about the main issue, which is the constitutional arrangements of the United Kingdom. It's folly to go down this route and I'm against the dismantling of the UK. "It's true to say that I respect Alex Salmond and in the years that I was Father of the House from 2001-2005, if I had been asked to name the five most effective MPs including ministers then Salmond would have been one of them. "Remember, I was the Scottish MP who did not sign the Claim of Right and so [was] regarded as a no hoper from the word go in terms of devolution and independence but on the basis that you can totally disagree with somebody and still have decent personal relations with them, Alex and I do get on but only have discussions with each other on things we agree about. "Of course, I don't think it goes down very well with some of my colleagues that I have said I like Alex Salmond but there is a complication here that Alex and I are both 'black bitches' [a phrase used to describe people from Linlithgow] and it was also his mother, bless her heart, who kindly bound up my hand when, as a teenager, a cricket ball with a blistering drive from the late Malcolm Ford bruised my hand. It was bloody sore and bless her, she had been out walking and watched us playing cricket and came to my aid and bound up my hand so I am very grateful to Mrs Salmond. "I also knew Alex as a cheeky, bumptious but clever pupil at the local school who would ask me lots of questions as the visiting MP. "We also cooperated very strongly on the Iraq war. I believed that Blair had twisted the intelligence and I am so angry with Blair that I can't contain it, especially now one knows that what I always suspected was true but found it difficult to prove. I was the ringleader that voted against the war in February and I am still unspeakable on the subject of Blair, and Alex and I were very close on this." It is probably because of his opposition to the invasion of Iraq that Dalyell's name was never put forward for the House of Lords. Although, in the event, he says he would not have taken up the offer anyway. Not out of any sense of principle but simply, "after 43 years travelling up and down to London I did not wish at my age to be at Edinburgh Airport security desk at six in the morning with shoes off and trousers down." Aside from Iraq, Dalyell is best known for his unwavering belief that Libya was not responsible for the Lockerbie atrocity and states in his book, that the United States was aware of the plot to bomb the Pan Am flight by Iran as retaliation for the downing by America of an Iranian passenger jet in the summer of 1988. He supported Kenny MacAskill's controversial decision to not only visit the one man convicted of the bombing in prison but also to free the terminally ill Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi in 2011 on the grounds of compassion. "I am unapologetic of my 20 years of pursuit on Lockerbie because I think Megrahi had nothing whatsoever to do with it and was a sanctions buster for Libyan airlines and the oil industry and I am extremely angry with the Crown Office. It should not have suppressed evidence to Megrahi's defence team and so while it is true that you say that devolution meant he could ultimately be released, my problem with devolution, in this case, was that the lawyers and the Crown Office were all too chummy and that wouldn't have happened in England. There are so many ifs and buts...and this remains unfinished business for me." I ask Dalyell how he keeps faith in a political system where his own party briefs against him, he has leaders he can't trust, where institutions collude and when politicians actively suppress intelligence? "Well, because I have had a very high regard for a number of leaders in the Labour Party and I go back to Gaitskell. I think probably Wilson was a better Prime Minister than Gaitskell would have been which is a minority opinion but on form, Harold was very clever, he was chatty and he wanted to do the best for people. I was also a genuine friend of Jim Callaghan although I exasperated him sometimes and I voted for Michael Foot as leader against him. "That was the occasion Katherine was the angriest she has been with me. It was daft of me, actually. Why did I do it? Really, because I had a fit of pique ... Denis had said that Frank Allaun and I had tiny Chinese minds which was all to do with some issues around foreign policy and east of Suez and the rest of it and it had annoyed me. Stupid, really. I was annoyed with Denis and I thought also, genuinely, that at that moment he would have split the Labour Party and I think, probably, I was wrong in that and that is one of my regrets. "But I should tell you that Denis Healey is a friend of ours and in fact we went for lunch with him and Edna at Alfriston a few years before Edna died and she said that I had many arguments with Denis and on almost every occasion I had been right in the long term and Denis smiled and said 'yes'." It's interesting that Dalyell's faith in his party and politics remains very much referenced by the past and I wonder what he makes of today's generation of politicians. "Now, Mandy, I'm careful about being an old gentleman with a stick waving it at the new generation and I do think things are much more difficult now with the 24-hour media and so on and having to give these instant judgements but I can't abide this professional politician thing. This is something I feel very strongly about and when I became an MP there was only person in 1962 in the Parliamentary Labour Party for whom it was said he knew nothing other than politics and his name was Carol Johnson. He had been secretary of the PLP and was rewarded at a by-election in Lewisham. "Everybody else then had a background other than politics but nowadays so many of them go from university, to parliamentary researcher, to special adviser and then into Holyrood or into Westminster and are catapulted up the tree. This is why I have a high regard for people like Neil Findlay [Lothian list MSP] who is a very interesting guy. He was a very young chairman of my constituency group and he has worked on a building site and done all sorts of jobs and is thoroughly useful but those that have known nothing other than politics have problems and that goes for Miliband, Cameron, Osborne, all of them. "Ed Miliband was number five on my list for leader. Who was number one? I'll give you a truthful answer but before that, I would say that had I been an MP then, I would have organised one candidate that had grown up in the trade union movement but if you ask me who I voted for number one, it was Diane [Abbott]. "Did I think Diane would be a good Prime Minister? It would have been a rough ride. But do I think Diane would have been a good leader of the opposition – yes, I do, so I don't think that was entirely daft. "Number two on my list was Andy Burnham because I had been told by some Lancashire friends of mine that he was very good, three was David Miliband and four was Ed Balls because I think he's...well, he's calmed down a bit and fifth was Ed Miliband. Now maybe my record in voting for leaders is not that good. I didn't vote for Tony Blair, I voted for John Prescott and I don't think that was so daft because had he had the back up of Sir Robin Butler in Downing Street and other senior civil servants a lot of the fiascos that did happen would not have happened. "My ideal choices over time would have been a bit different, certainly, and actually, had the man that became Attorney General, a man called, John Morris who was a very able Welshman, been the leader and not Neil Kinnock, I think we would have won in '92 but I also think Neil would have been a good Prime Minister. "What do I think it takes to be a good Prime Minister? Gravitas, and what I really admire is the ability to take unpalatable decisions." Surely that's exactly what his nemesis, Margaret Thatcher did? "… no, I don't think the decisions she took were unpalatable...to her. I thought she took decisions in the interests of her own nostrums." Read the most recent article written by Mandy Rhodes - Lockdown lift-off


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Arco della Pace
Napoleon had it built in Piazza Sempione, faced to Paris. It was inaugurated on the 10. September 1838 by the Imperator Ferdinand I of Austria.
Palazzo di Brera
It's located in Via Brera 28. Till 1772 it was the seat of a cloister of Jesuits. Nowadays in the strong palace in late-baroque style, have their head office lots of cultural institutions like the pictures' gallery of Brera, the Academy of fine arts, the National Library Braidense, the Planetary, the botanical gardens and the Lombard Institute of Science and Humanities.
Castello Sforzesco
During the period between 1360 and 1370 Galeazzo II Visconti had it erected as fortress of defense for its own residence. With a big park on the north part of the building, it has a square construction drowning, its side is long 180m and it has four angular towers. During its story the building had risked many times to be destroyed.
In the dining hall of the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie you can find one of the greatest masterpieces of art, il Cenacolo or L'ultima cena of Leonardo da Vinci, painted between 1494 and 1497. This is the only piece of Leonardo da Vinci that we still have and it represents the last supper of Jesus Christ. This painting has been restored carefully lots of times since the fifteenth century.
Palazzo Reale
Located in Piazza del Duomo 12, has been renovated in 1772. Ancient seat of the city council, nowadays is mostly used for the organization of temporary exhibitions.
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele
The construction (1865-1877) constituted by four arms and a central Arch, was designed by the architect Giuseppe Mengoni for the King of Italy. Different commercial shops and public businesses are located in the gallery. The tradition considers it as the "lounge" of Milan.
Monumental Graveyard
Built by the architect Carlo Maciachini between 1863 and 1866, it's a structure rich of pieces of art.
Il Duomo di Milano
It became the symbol of the city. The top of the major spire is crowned by the statue in gilded copper of the famous Madonnina, built in 1774 and big 4 meters. The building is completely covered of white-pink marble. The Dom of Milan was began in 1386 and completed in 1966.
La Scala
It's considered one the most perfect theatre in the world. It contains a total of 2,200 persons including 678 members of the orchestra. Designed and built (1776-1778) by the big neoclassic architect Giuseppe Piermarini, was open on August 1778 with a work of Antonio Salieri.
Basilica di S. Ambrogio
The church has become established during the ages among the most meaningful places in Milan. Founded in 379 and transformed during the tenth century, it was partly rebuilt from 1080 with a Romanesque style: naves and in front the atrium. To remember are the Pergamum, the Ciborium, the gold Altar and the treasure of S. Ambrogio, which collect the precious antiquities of the history of the basilica: paintings, mosaics, goldsmithery, textiles, marbles, and tapestries.
Is that not enough??? You can also visit:
· PALAZZO MEZZANOTTE – Head office of the stock market of Milan
· QUADRILATER OF FASHION – Via Montenapoleone, Via Andrea, Via Gesù, Via Borgospesso and Via Della Spiga
· ARENA CIVICA, Viale Comizi di Lione
· TORRE BIANCA, Parco Sempione
· NAVIGLIO GRANDE E DARSENA, Alzaia Naviglio Grande
· PORTA TICINESE E LE COLONNE DI SAN LORENZO, Corso di Porta Ticinese
· STADIO SAN SIRO "GIUSEPPE MEAZZA"AND MUSEUM, Via Piccolomini 5
· CAVALLO DI LEONARDO, Ippodromo, Piazzale dello sport 16
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Frankmusik's "Final Song": Listen To The Stripped-Down 'Between Us' Track
"This will be the last song that I write," Frankmusik sings on his Between track "Final Song." That's most likely not the case, as Vincent Frank has already followed up the spring album with Between Us (out today, September 10 — purchase here), a release that offers up acoustic versions of his Between tracks. (And, if you follow his social updates, you'll know that the prolific singer-songwriter has got even more new material in the works.)
Speaking to Idolator about this new arrangement of "Final Song," Vincent says, "'Final Song' was the painful conclusion to the original Between album, and now 'Final Song' in the context of just a piano-driven melodrama realizes new heights and emotions."
Hear the new rendition of "Final Song," from Frankmusik's Between Us, below.
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Vodkaman (Tackleunderground user name) despite the name is not made of fermented and distilled potatoes, his alter ego Dave has day job, background in automotive engineering and aerodynamics and when he is not working for the man in his spare time he builds and tests baits. But rather than just throwing them in a bag after testing and going fishing he is really interested in studying why they move as they do and that murky world of hydrodynamics that some of us have nightmares about.
By his own admission other activities have taken him a way from serious bait making for a couple of years but he is soon to be back in the saddle with new ideas and possibly a bit of enterprise. He just needs to get the tank back from the local school who have been using for diving lessons. Also check out Tacklunderground.com which I suppose for a lot of us is this on-line home of lure crafting and you may see Dave, I mean Vodkaman there.


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I was running Clearos 7 i installed 2 yrs ago. My harddrive failed so I replaced it and downloaded the lastest clearos from the downloads page and wrote it to usb with dd. When I tried to install it it fails and says pane is dead and gives an error: Glib.Error g-io-error-quark: timeout. I have attached a few photos. The desktop is an i5 6400 with 16gb ddr4 and was running fine before. Any help would be appreciated.
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Accepted AnswerDave LoperOfflineClearOS MUST have at least one NIC that it can see in order for it to install. The older the ISO, the less likely it can install. There is a way to ask the installer to allow you to load a 3rd party NIC driver but in general, it is easier just to add a NIC, complete the install, and then use that NIC to help you onboard the drivers for your other NIC. The former method is useful if you have a bunch of computers that you are installing and you need a standardized onboarding process. The latter is best for one-off installations.
I would highly recommend using the 7.4 ISO to perform your install and use an additional NIC.
The bootloader configuration error can happen for a number of reasons. Without knowing more about your hard disk setup, it is hard to say why that happened.
Accepted AnswerI finally got back to this. I was able to install windows 10 without problem. I do not know if it is suppressing pcie errors, but all the ethernet ports are working. Strange. anyway for this particular installation I have decided to replace the pc with a network appliance device and repurpose the pc.
Accepted AnswerThe disk will not spin at all anymore. Either the motor died or the controller card caused it. That makes me wonder if there was some sort of power surge although It was on a ups with a surge protector. I did once have lightning hit my house and blow through all the surge protectors and kill a couple machines. Anyway I am going to try to install windows, but that will have to wait until tomorrow. I am thinking maybe something failed in the uefi becuase I can see from the command line al the files are installed, Just not in the boot sector will not write.
Accepted AnswerTony EllisOfflinePerhaps some hardware is starting to fail - power supply or memory going bad for example... Does a trial install of another OS succeed or fail - e.g. Windows or Desktop version of Fedora? Fails? run memory tests for a few hours... substitute another Power supply etc. What is the failure mode of the original disk drive...
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Accepted AnswerNick HowittOnlineI've deleted you extra posts.
You are showing a lot of pcieport errors. Are you sure your system is healthy? Device ID 8086:a116 is a 100 Series/C230 Series Chipset Family PCI Express Root Port #7. I don't know if it means the hub is throwing the error or if a connected device is. Do you have any PCI-E cards in the server? Can you try moving them to a different port or temporarily removing it/them completely.
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Accepted AnswerDirk AlbringOfflineI'm no wizard, but just a couple thoughts. Did you verify your ClearOS iso download using a checksum? Read this
Does your desktop PC have a cd or dvd? If so, have you tried burning the iso and installing from this?
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Interesting comparisons.
See US tax top rates by year at this link:
Note the degree of change in the Reagan years.
Note the rates prior to 1964.
It would be interesting to compare what social changes started to occur in those same years, how essential community services started to erode and how people have been affected by the significant reduction of taxes on those who can most afford to pay.
An example:
The number of homeless people grew in the 1980s, as housing and social service cuts increased and the economy deteriorated. The United States government determined that somewhere between 200,000 and 500,000 Americans were then homeless. There were some U.S. federal initiatives that aimed to help, end and prevent homelessness, however, there were no designated homeless-related programs in the Office of Management and Budget.
The History of the United States (1980–1991) illustrates that this was a time when there was economic distress, high unemployment, and was the period when chronic homelessness became a societal problem. In 1980, federal funds accounted for 22% of big city budgets, but by 1989 the similar aid composed only 6% of urban revenue (part of a larger 60% decrease in federal spending to support local governments). It is largely (although not exclusively) in these urban areas that homelessness became widespread and reached unprecedented numbers.
Most notable were cuts to federal low-income housing programs. An advocacy group claims that Congress halved the budget for public housing and Section 8 (the government's housing voucher subsidization program) and that between the years of 1980 and 1989 HUD's budget authority was reduced from $74 billion to $19 billion. Such alleged changes is claimed to have resulted in an inadequate supply of affordable housing to meet the growing demand of low-income populations. In 1970 there were 300,000 more low-cost rental units (6.5 million) than low-income renter households (6.2 million). By 1985, the advocacy group claimed that the number of low-cost units had fallen to 5.6 million, and the number of low-income renter households had grown to 8.9 million, a disparity of 3.3 million units
The 1980s also saw a continuing trend of deinstitutionalizing mental-health treatment. It is believed that a large percentage of these released patients ended up in the homeless system.


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Late last week we got new Webcast Metrics data for the month of December from AndoMedia. There is little surprise that Pandora continues to lead the pack – they grew their Average Active Sessions number by 10% over the previous month.
Here are some other notes on the monthly ups and downs of others on the list:
Clear Channel, via its iheartradio streaming platform, saw it's December number grow by 7.5%. CBSRadio on the other hand, grew only slightly from November to December, their number actually declined from October to November. Citadel, ESPNRadio, Cumulus, Cox, EMF and most of the other broadcast groups saw their December number shrink, attributable probably to the holidays. Digitally Imported and 977Music, two of the larger online stations on the ranker, saw declines as well.
AccuRadio bucked that trend and increased its number by 30% in December – no doubt thanks to the station's huge array of popular holiday channels.
The other noteworthy thing about this ranker was the addition of mobile measured listening to the Slacker number for the first time. Their number grew by 25% overall. In its coverage of the ranker RAIN guesses that they are looking at somewhere between 50 and 70% of their audience listening on mobile devices, which they (RAIN) thinks was factored into part of their November data as well (so the spike was spread out between November and December for Slacker). Slacker's number is roughly 1/20th that of Pandora's.
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What can one say of Shakespeare that has not been said over the last four hundred years? Not much that is a new insight. These comments are some personal views on the dramatic works.
The language is, of course, the main thing. Without it the plays are much less engaging, as is evidenced in some modern reworkings. The language seems almost American-English: in some words, such as closet; the agreement between verbs, and the use of countable and non-countable nouns. Some of these things may be poetic use but they occur frequently that it seemed embedded in the grammar. The archaic use of French was an intriguing element too, especially, puissance (power), and moiety (half), spelt in different forms occurred a lot.
Pride is the biggest sin. It afflicts and ruins King Lear, Coriolanus, Othello, Beatrice and Benedick (though they marry, so it's a comic device); Cymbeline, Leontes, though he is reprieved in an unconvincing manner; Julius Caesar, Timon, Prospero, to a large extent, and probably others too, in small ways, are all infected by pride. As so many characters are nobles and very high and mighty it is a failing that was endemic to their station.
I asked myself why some plays are set in foreign countries: Italy in particular, as well as, famously Denmark and Scotland. Occasionally it made sense for history or commerce (Merchant of Venice) but some did not at all. For example Timon of Athens was really Elizabethan London. The English plays, the histories, are a type of record of the past. No pattern emerged to imply that some people and nations are more comic, or ruthless, and thus the action must be set in a particular nation.
Several things I am happy to give up: the hithers and thithers, beseech etc; noble lords and dukes – all that hierarchy becomes tiresome; plots that turn on a pinhead; emotions that spin 180 degrees to serve the plot, and with it gullibility by some characters to serve the plot. All too easy..
For readers today, one the most curious aspects to the plays is when the plot is foretold by a character. This occurs in tragedies and comedies. Iago explains the machinations of his plot and then they are acted without variation or change. Richard III tells the audience what his plan is, does it, and then turns the audience and says, 'I am clever and a villain'. Hamlet disguises it after he has explained his method following the ghost scene. In today's terms this is unforgivably bad writing, perhaps only seen in soap opera and children's TV. The understanding and intention were different in Shakespeare's day.
After reading all the plays I can say categorically that Tolstoy was absolutely wrong. If anything, Shakespeare has psychological insight ahead of his time. It is turned to the same moral compass that Tolstoy held, Shakespeare's vision of life and people is often dark and cleaves to pessimism. But Shakespeare's language is enthralling and memorable; perhaps too counterfeit an actor itself for the Russian to have accepted. Or Tolstoy was simply too priggish to enjoy it.
My list of plays to see and read again in no order:
1. King Lear
2. Richard II
3. Coriolanus
4. Macbeth
5. Othello
6. All's Well That Ends Well
7. As You Like It
8. Much Ado About Nothing
9. The Tempest
10. A Midsummer's Night's Dream
(Hamlet can go here too but is like an album that is too well-known to reveal much except for a once-a-decade listening.)
Plays that are worth the time:
1. Henry VI Parts 1-3
2. Richard III
3. Julius Caesar
4. Henry V
5. King John
6. Henry VIII
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Merry Monday #96 Meets Retrosketch #102
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Love the paper on your card.ReplyDelete
How come all the great ones are always retired.
Very nice card, I love the papers you used. Thank you for joining us for Merry Monday.ReplyDelete
Love the paper. Great take on the sketch too! Thank you for joining us at Merry Monday!ReplyDelete
What pretty holly paper, Marie! Thanks for sharing it with us at Merry Monday!ReplyDelete
Great way to combine 3 challenges into one! The DP is lovely with all the holly! So glad you joined us at Merry Monday this week!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous use of all these challenges. I love your holly!! Thanks so much for playing along at ATSM xxReplyDelete
Super pretty card, Marie! Love that holly paper and your design! Thanks for playing along with us this week over at Merry Mondays! :)ReplyDelete
oooh, this patterned paper is so pretty and this sketch is the perfect way to showcase it! Holly-riffic :) So glad you're playing along with us this week at Merry Monday!ReplyDelete
Love the heart and the pretty Holly DSP, sweet card. Thanks for sharing at Merry Monday.ReplyDelete


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Last week, I received a tweet from someone I'm following that had a link to an article about how diversity is bad for America. It was from a far right wing Christian group with a family supportive name and yet it is far from that. There must be those in the US who believe that the "all men are created equal" words from our Constitution doesn't amount to much in practice. They are wrong.
Aside from the words in our Constitution, whether by nature or by author of a Creator as many religious faiths believe – our world is filled with not one single flower of all the same type and color, but many. In fact, there are thousands of flower types with varieties within each and even the single flower among them shows its own diversity from the vast majority.
There is a strength in diversity that has made America great. It is shown in nature by the very variety of plant and animal species which by God or nature ordained may be why that diversity exists. Each individual in a diverse system contributes what the rest cannot and in that way the fabric of the whole is strengthened.
In the fabric of our nation, it is the poor who bring a practicality of thinking to the table that no other could and it is the cultural differences among out people that bring strengths together which no other nation or peoples could gather. By being woven into one nation, we are each a part of something greater to which we are contributing and by our unique suitability are strengthening in our part as it is woven together with others.
Our weaknesses are but weakness when they have no context or useful purpose as a weed out of place in a garden. But those weaknesses can become strengths together with applying their lessons and using those ways of thinking they make possible, such as impatience applied where it's use is helpful as ambition or refusing to wait when it isn't helpful to be waiting any longer.
And when our individual weaknesses are joined with others – with both their strengths and weaknesses and unique perspectives and experiences, the strengthening and possibilities are heightened exponentially. That is what has made America great.
It is her people.
– cricketdiane