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THE MAROON VOL. 74 NO. 10 ESTABLISHED 1923 Loyola University New Orleans FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1995 Freeport asks university to return money donated for chair By CHRIS BONURA Editor in Chief A week of controversy surrounding Freeport-McMoßan and the $600,000 gift it gave Loyola three years ago for a chair of environmental communications culminated when the company's CEO Jim Bob Moffett requested in a press conference Monday that Loyola give back the money. "Our shareholders put up that $600,000 in good faith, and nobody has done anything with it. Since the climate at Loyola has been for Loyola to give the money back, we requested that Loyola give the money back," said Thomas Egan, Freeport-McMoßan executive vice president. At a forum sponsored by Loyola University Community Action Program last Thursday, faculty and students expressed their opinions on the subject, even though the Rev. Bernard Knoth, S.J., university president, said the forum would only represent the opinion of ideologues. Knoth advised Egan not to attend the forum. Earlier on Thursday, The New York Times and The Times-Picayune ran stories reporting on the decision of the company's political-risk insurer to drop the company. The Overseas Private Investment Corporation is a government-funded company that provides insurance to companies operating in countries that lack a stable government. In an interview with The Maroon, OPIC's spokeswoman Allison Rosen would not say why OPIC dropped Freeport-McMoßan. On Saturday, protesters organized by Earth First and the Delta Greens assembled in front of Moffett's St. Charles Avenue home chanting "Jim Bob Moffett kills for profit." On Monday, Moffett held a press conference in which he challenged the protesters to back up their statements or retract them. He said that the protest was not the reason for the request that the university return the money; rather, the company was disappointed that after three years the professorship had not been filled. At the press conference, Joseph Mansfield, vice president for Institutional Advancement, said that the university's Board of Trustees would consider Freeport-McMoßan's request at its January meeting. Moffett criticized Loyola for not filling the chair soon enough, but Mansfield was quoted in an article in the Nov. 7 issue of The Times- Picayune as saying that there is no time limit on when the chair was supposed to be filled. Egan said that there had been talk about University Senate discusses allowing part-timers to hold seats By ELIZABETH KEENAN Copy Editor The University Senate tabled a motion Nov. 2 to change the faculty handbook to allow part-time teachers to serve in the senate if elected by their departments. Some members of the faculty senate argued that the issue of the role of parttime teachers in the university needs to be further examined, while others said that restricting part-time teachers from participating in the senate is discrimination. Julian Wasserman, English professor and the author of the proposal, handed out a letter addressing prejudicial generalities against part-time faculty. A prejudgment solely on the title of part-timer is the only reason that a faculty member would not want to allow a parttime teacher to serve on the senate, Wasserman said. "Prejudging is the etymological root of prejudice. What we have here is a case of prejudice," Wasserman said. "Many of these people who are being prejudged are extremely important. Many teach introductory courses, and teach them superbly." The letter also lists generalized views of part-time faculty as "1) ... transient, gypsy-like workers who are here today and gone tomorrow, 2) as outsiders who don't possess the true Ignatian values of the institution, and 3) as less capable as instructors than their full-time colleagues." Other faculty do not view the issue as one of prejudice. J. Stuart Wood, associate professor of business administration, said that part-time faculty do not belong in the senate. "If they do not have a full-time permanent contract, I don't think they should serve," Wood said. "They may be just as qualified, they may be deeply connected with the university, and they may spend more time at the university than many full-time faculty. That is not the issue. The issue is in the nature of the relationship." Wood said that he would prefer if only tenure-track faculty could serve on the senate. Wasserman said that because the senate is an advisory body that does not make policy, it should represent the entire faculty, not just the full-time professors. Knoth expects tuition to rise by 4.5 percent By LISA WULZYN Staff writer Loyola students can expect a tuition increase next year of no less than 4.5 percent and no more than 6 percent, the Rev. Bernard Knoth, S.J., university president, explained at Tuesday's open SGA forum. This increase comes as a result of many factors, including fund raising and endowment contributions, Knoth said. Some professors feel their salaries cannot compete with those of other institutions, he said. 'Teachers want to see salaries increase to compete with [teachers at other] institutions, and the difference with students needing to be here is financial aid," Knoth said. The largest amount of funding for aid comes from endowments and fundraisers, which account for a percentage of many students' tuition, Knoth said. However, approximately 14 percent of Loyola alumni are willing to contribute to the Annual Fund, of which a large partion of money goes toward university operations. This figure is the lowest of any of the Jesuit universities in the country, according to Knoth. Some students, like music senior Alfred Walker, say that the tuition increases would be acceptable if the quality of Loyola would also increase. "From my experience in the music department, I think that if we pay more, we should receive more," Walker said. On the other hand, graduate student Mike Daly said that the increase is necessary for the university. "I've been told many times that money is now coming out of the endowment," he said. "Eventually, they (Loyola) are going to have to say enough is enough. " Protest targets Moffett's home By NEAL FALGOUST Assistant News Editor Protesters gathered outside Jim Bob Moffett's home at 6145 St. Charles Ave. last Saturday evening to speak out against Freeport-McMoßan and its alleged human rights violations at its Indonesian gold and copper mine. Many also protested Loyola's financial connections with Freeport and called for the return of the $600,000 grant given to the university in 1992. According to a Nov. 7 article in The Times-Picayune, The Overseas Private Investment Corporation sent Freeport- McMoßan a letter claiming the mine had "substantial adverse environmental impacts which compel OPIC to deny all further coverage of this policy." The march, organized by the Delta Greens and Earth First, not Loyola University, attracted a crowd of approximately 50 people. The protesters met at Audubon Park and marched two blocks to Moffett's home carrying signs that read "Jim Bob out of Louisiana, New Orleans, Austin, earth" and "Freeport-McMoßan, giving something back and it's toxic" while chanting "Jim Bob Moffett kills for profit." According to reports by security guards at the mansion, Moffett was out of town at the time of the protest. However, some feel Moffett got the message they were trying to convey. "You can't hide from the truth," said Thad Crouch, former LUCAP chairman. Security officers at the mansion also seemed somewhat annoyed at the idea of a march at Moffett's mansion saying "A bunch of a—holes here, that's all." According to many people at the protest, the issue of Freeport-McMoßan and its domestic and overseas involvement with natural resource mining must be confronted. "By coming out here we are saying that we are not going to be silent," said Emily Drew sociology/communications junior and LUCAP chairwoman. "Silence is the voice of complicity. If we were to be silent, that would mean we agree with what is going on." Ramona Africa, human rights activist and lecturer, delivered a speech to the crowd in which she expressed her pride in the statement the group was making. "I am glad that people are not going to sit By DAN OBARSKI John Clark presents the "Poison Globe Award" to Moffett. See FREEPORT, Pg. 3 See PROTEST, Pg. 3 See PART-TIME, Pg. 4 Heated debate After meeting with Knoth, SGA stand on Freeport issue. ■ Women's volleyball ends season with total of 20 wins. The beat goes on Johnny Vidacovich hits 11 the skins with grace and grease.
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Wonderful Racing SimPros: Very fun and rewarding game. Once you get used to the controls, you can change the difficulty of youir braking and steering, and this is where it gets really fun. You can make one mistake around a turn and get into a losing position, which to me, is a good challenge to understand the mechanics of each car that you drive, whether it be the weight displacement in relation to the rear/front wheel and engine placement, etc. Cons: None for me. Did you find this review helpful? |
ignore my last reviewPros: wow so last time i said i paid for rush processing and it didnt ship till the end of the next day, its funny because it finally said shipped but i never got a tracking number yet poof here it is tuesday morning, very nice, ty newegg Cons: ignore my previous comment, even tho i still never got a tracking number haha 0 out of 3 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
hmmmmPros: well it was 9$ less than in the store WOOOT Cons: this is the first time ever newegg has disappointed me, ordered last night with rush processing with a controller, came up 2 different orders, controller shipped late in the day today and the game has yet to get past the charged stage, didnt use my newegg preferred account this time so i paid 3$ for rush processing, and for what for the thing to just sit at newegg for a whole day Other Thoughts: well im not going to stop shopping at newegg lol that would be crazy but this time i was very disappointed to have wasted 3$ on rush processing, woulda saved my 3$ if id known it wasnt gonna ship out anyways :( 0 out of 6 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
Pros: If you like racing games this is by far the best one out there. Better than Gran Turismo 5 by far!!! Cons: not a con just a heads up, it comes with 2 disks. One has content you need to install on the hard drive. Dont have to install it to play, but you wont have all the cars/traks ect... Did you find this review helpful? |
Pros: Really awesome driving simulator. This game is a whole lot of fun. Cons: It will take up a whole lot of room on your hard drive. Did you find this review helpful? |
Great RacingPros: This game looks great and has an even better feel when using a controller, not nearly as touchy as the last, so all cars are very drivable. Cool new features, over 500 cars on release, and new modes make the game even better. Cons: None Other Thoughts: This is a great racing game! Did you find this review helpful? |
AwsomePros: Great game and caters well to people new to the genre but still keeps the game fun for the enthusiasts. The auto upgrade from reward cars is very good at giving the right upgrades but see cons. New car club feature is AWSOME because it allows you to easily share cars, compete, communicate, find new friends ect. Cons: If you choose the F50 (non gt) for one of your reward cars you will never lose in S class.. Also the car packs make me frustrated because you pay for a whole new game by the time you purhcase all fo them. Then again, this is necessary to fund these blockbuster games. Other Thoughts: Buy it.. Did you find this review helpful? |
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Hello! is anybody can help me with information about interface or protocol of miniDVD drive unit of gamecube. or some usefull links will be good too.
i wanna resarch and develope drive emulator fofr GC...
Hello! is anybody can help me with information about interface or protocol of miniDVD drive unit of gamecube. or some usefull links will be good too.
i wanna resarch and develope drive emulator fofr GC...
this help?
shame the Schematics and Firmware link is dead
ye, big tnx, something like this will be good. i'm glad any help and critic too))
i remember, some guy (from japan) showed his work witj GC emu in the PSIO thread. i would like talk with him but cant remind.
also, i'm interesting, is such device popular today here?
replacing original DVD drive by board with FPGA/MCU -> sd/hdd.
i notice: there is the way of launching games from SD through card slot A/B. is this way can completely replace native mini dvd-drive, or there is limitation games thats can be launched? and in this case it need load some kind sd-loader first in memory.
GC load IPL through SPI-like IF, does it use simple replace with another datas or it is very copmlex encrypted...?
The protocol for the Gamecube DVD drive is the same as the Wii. You can just use a WODE or a Wiikey Fusion on the Gamecube: http://www.gc-forever.com/forums/vie...php?f=26&t=416
Emukidd on here used a sundriver and swapped it with someone, from what I remember it doesn't support streaming audio?
There is also this (with code and details for the FPGA); http://www.crazynation.org/GC/GC_DD_.../interface.htm
tnx to ALL.
sorry, i cant find where are "with code and details for the FPGA"???
also, who knows is this enough set comand for making emulator , http://wiki-scene.com/Gamecube_DVD_Protocol ?
Since there are several options for using a drive emulator (Wode, SunDriver), I would like to suggest that it would be better to focus on a platform that does not have one (e.g, Saturn, Dreamcast, PS1, PS2) as there would be more demand for such a device. On the Wii front, there are a couple of people working to get GC games to run off USB (DiosMios, Devolution). Lastly, there's also Swiss for the Wii/GC that can play games via the SD card.
n64coder - fortunately, my project actually focused on ps1(ps2) / dc ))) ,
i searching info about any other cd/dvd-based consoles. that i have in hand now. and i want add support of my board.
GC is rare in my area, but i have one now. and saturn is more harder to get.
Do you have a drive emulator for PS1/PS2 going? Any chance that could be expanded into working for normal DVD drives? Me and a few people would love a solution to replace the dvd drive on namco based PS2 hardware (they use stock IDE drives) because of compatibility issues with some drives as well having to swap between DVD drives & HDDs for some game is a pain in the ass.
and here we go again... the wode doesn't support streaming audio and it's a pain to install in the GC.
loading gc isos on the wii is almost implemented.
If you have the skills for it go for systems that really need an optical disc emulator. Like the dreamcast, the mega cd, the 3do (yeah, no one ever saw the drive emulator from the Russian guy so another one would be awesome).
Another option is wait for all the cartridge based systems get an Everdrive and wait for Krikzz to make one LOL
Last edited by veganx; 06-15-2012 at 03:52 PM.
emulator cdvd-drive for ps1(ps2) and dc is underdevelopig now. i almost done with scheme of it. i had success with PSIO test board for ps1, that was playing games sourcing from PC by usb. you can see video on H360 and DC-SWAT sites.
as for sound streaming , i decide add DAC to the board, for PCM/ADPCM streaming, so sound will be supported!
saturn / 3do / mega cd - are very rare consoles in my country, so i can't do some thing for them. only if some one send me any of them.
subbie - my board contain FPGA and MCU, so theoreticaly it can be reprogrammed for converting any type of protocols.
as i can get you need something like ATAPI_IDE (dvd-rom) -> IDE_ATA for HDD/CF and SD. for usb stick we need usb host controller.
You didn't click '...' :P
CF and SD will be supported at same time. cause it uses simple interface IDE(parallel lines) and SPI-like.
but for USB we need special IC with like USB-host, it need complex handling on mcu level. maybe in future.
Last edited by cybdyn; 06-17-2012 at 03:56 AM.
I started playing with the GC EMU stuff last year. I didn't get very far with it though...
I only managed to get the FPGA hooked up to the GC and started testing with the Crazynation VHDL code.
(I think it's "Lac"s VHDL code. I could be wrong - sorry, I can never remember all the usernames, but I've spoken to him on IRC).
When I realized that the WiiKey could be made to work for the GC, I abandoned the project and moved onto the 64DD / DC stuff.
@cybdyn - I would definitely recommend a cheap FPGA board from China for initial testing rather than having to build your own.
The board I'm currently using was only £54 (~$84 USD) and has...
EP2C8Q208, 32MByte SDRAM, Sound Codec, FT245 USB chip, PS/2, VGA, RS232, SD Card slot, 50MHz clock, USB Blaster dongle, LCD interface and around 38 spare IO pins!
There are similar boards at around the same price (aimed at using "NIOS II" cores) which also include...
32MByte, 4Mbit SRAM!, 8MByte FLASH, and an LCD module. The only problem is, there are virtually NO spare IO pins left with many of these boards.
The board I'm thinking of getting is only £26 ($41 USD)! It only has SRAM, but should have around 50 spare pins.
The drawback is that it has a EP2C5T144C8 (only ~5000 logic elements). Should be enough for the DC GD-EMU though.
Just a thought. It would save loads of time building your own PCB.
Let me know if I can help with the GC EMU stuff. I'll probably be working on the DC next week though.
Oooh, just saw this on YouTube. Probably old news, but does it work with streaming audio?...
OzOne - i gues i wil have quetions after i start with this gc conection.
i actually thimk use CrazyNation's VHDL as information.
ALSO i see it uses CARD slot for loading games something like SD->IDE HDD mod))


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This conversation led to one with Notre Dame coaches and administrators. But the school was mum until the Deadspin story came out.
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I'm currently working(almost finishing) a Java project that consists on a server application and some client applications on the same network, that will communicate with the server only to request informations. So what tools are suggested to use for this kind of testing?
TestNG is appropriated for functional testing (and unit test, by the way). For performance test, Grinder is probably a good choice: http://grinder.sourceforge.net/ The Eclipse plugin: | ||||
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If you are looking for automated UI testing using java then Selenium is worth having a look at.... | ||||
JUnit is also an option if you want to test functionality. | |||||
SoapUI is a nice tool to test (not only SOAP!) webservices, define several types of assertions on the responses, build functional tests and also derive load tests from functional tests. As a (super nice) plus, mostly everything in SoapUI can be scripted with Groovy, which allows for even more flexible testing, and finally, there is also a Maven-Plugin which lets you integrate all your tests easily in a continuous integration/testing/deployment scenario. | ||||
The combo of JUnit and Selenium would handle most if not all of your needs, especially if your app is browser based. | |||||


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Bathed in the sun of the southern Mediterranean, between Sicily and Libya, the little archipelago of Malta has a history as significant as its location. Mystery, tragedy and heroism pepper its past; the fate of Malta, more than once, has changed the story of Europe. Conquerors and liberators have been passing through the islands since the Stone Age. There are more archaeological sites than beaches. By any standard, the Republic of Malta is a very small country. The main island is less than a hundredth the size of neighboring Sicily; the second principal ingredient of Malta's archipelago is Gozo, covering an area a bit bigger than Guernsey in the Channel Islands. Gozo, more fertile than Malta, is less populated and less frequented by tourists, with a character very much its own. The only other (barely) inhabited island, tiny Comino is mostly glimpsed from the deck of the ferry that links Malta and Gozo. The total area of the archipelago comes to 316 sq km (122 sq miles), smaller than the Isle of Wright.
The population is close to 375,000 people, most of whom can speak good English. In the overall scheme of things, Roman remnants are fairly modern relics on Malta. Thousands of years before the Roman Empire, the islands were inhabited by people who built grandiose temples. These feats of Stone Age engineering are even more impressive when you consider that they pre-date the pyramids of Egypt and the wondrous complex of Stonehenge. Nobody anywhere else in Europe devised such impressive monuments so early in prehistory. Than the frustrating that the people left us these old stones, finally disappeared. We don't really know who they were or where they went. Early in the 16th century the Sovereign Military and Hospitaller Order of St John was expelled from Rhodes by the Turkish forces of Suleiman the Magnificent. The knights, looking for any port in a storm, moved in to Malta. And here they stayed for two and a half centuries, paying an annual rent of one peregrine falcon to the representative of the King of Spain. In 1565, the Turks besieged Malta. For four months both sides, including innocent Maltese civilians, suffered grievous losses, but the island held out.
The triumphant knights, wary of a return engagement, built a fortified city on a promontory overlooking one of Europe's greatest natural harbors. They named it Valletta after their French Grand Master, Jean Parisot de la Valette. Other, even more historic Maltese cities have their own distinctions, and nearly every village is worth seeing. The land in between them all is fairly flat-there are no mountains or rivers-and cress-crossed with dry-stone walls to protect the soil from erosion. In springtime the countryside bursts into colour when the wild flowers bloom.
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Valletta - This is the city that the Knights of St John of Jerusalem built after the great siege of 1565. It has something for every interest: The best time to see it is in the late afternoon, when it's at its liveliest and most beautiful, the setting sun turning the stones to gold. Nothing beats Upper Barrakka Gardens, a small 18th-century park perched on the edge, literally, of town. If you look straight down, you'll see Lascaris Wharf and the old Customs House. Among the attractions of the gardens is the greenery, statues and calm Archaeology Museum. The museum occupies the 16th-century Auberge de Provence, the most influential of the French inns of knightly Valletta. The 16th century St. John's Co-Cathedral is literally built on the bones of the Knights of Malta. Hundreds of them are buried in the floor under complex mosaics of coloured marble; the exterior of the Co-Cathedral may be drab, but the baroque interior is a revelation of dazzling art and decoration. Upstairs in the museum are tapestries of great value, and vestments donated to the church by wealthy knights.
Casa Rocca Piccola - Down Republic Street beyond Palace Square, a family of the Maltese nobility has opened its palazzo to public view. Built at the end of the 16th century, the house has its own chapel and a dining room seating 16 at table. You can visit the four-poster bedroom (with religious paintings and statues), the drawing room and the sitting room. As Valletta first took shape, the Knights Hospitallers of St John, who had begun tending the sick in the 11th century, built a vast hospital near the end of the peninsula. The main ward was 155 m (509 ft) long and, harmoniously, as wide as it was high-11 m (36 ft). At the time it was the longest hall in Europe. The knights took in anyone of any faith who was ill and treated the sick as seigneur's maladies (sick lords), with respect and humility. The standard of medical treatment was high, and the patients were given good food served on silver plates. Now the Holy Infirmary has been transformed into the Mediterranean Conference Centre-a lavish setting for conferences or concerts. The banquet hall, under a cross-vaulted ceiling, is most sumptuous.
The Suburbs of Sliema and St. Julian's - The suburb of Sliema has grown bigger and vastly more animated than the capital, Valletta. This is where Maltese and tourists alike go for shopping, eating and drinking, promenading and sunbathing. If the beaches, mostly rocky, do not count among the island's best, the location compensates. High-rise hotels and apartment blocks go on to infinity. From Sliema the view of Valletta-the bastions illuminated by night-is a winner. For a much closer look, take one of the harbor sightseeing tours that depart frequently from Sliema Creek. Beyond Sliema, the former fishing village of St Julian's is as animated at night as Valletta is moribund. The resort has restaurants of many nationalities, no end of pubs, bars and discos, not to mention the island's biggest casino at Dragonara Point. Big international hotels line the rocky shores of St George's Bay.
Mdina, Rabat, Buskett, Mosta After the vitality-and traffic jams-of the seaside resorts, another world is revealed when you turn inland. Historic towns and villages, well supplied with churches and legends, are scattered across the mostly harsh, rocky landscape. Dry stone walls, skillfully built, go on for miles, dividing parcels of parched earth. Most of the time, except for ploughing or harvesting seasons, the farms seem deserted and the country folk stay inside.
Restrained, warm and beautifully balanced, the façade of St Paul's Cathedral introduces Malta's most majestic church. (Actually, it is a co-cathedral, sharing the honours with St John's in Valletta.) Wandering the streets of Mdina you'll pass patrician houses of the 16th and 17th centuries; what may be the oldest of all, the Santa Sophia Palace, claims to have a ground floor built in the 13th century. Wander at will-the narrow, twisting streets were designed to be shady and to confound invaders-and notice the architectural details representing centuries of style. But don't miss Bastion Square for the view from the city walls. From this vantage point you can see all the way to Valletta and St Paul's Bay; the unobstructed panorama of all the classic invasion routes must have been a sentry's best friend.
Its Arabic name still stands, but Rabat was important long before Moorish days. It prospered under the ancient Romans and the early Christians. With no fortifications remaining to hem it in, the town is far bigger in area and population than Mdina, of which it is a suburb. Just outside the gardens abutting the Mdina moat, a Roman villa was unearthed towards the end of the 19th century. Built in the 2nd century bc, the house presumably belonged to a Roman official or merchant; In the atrium are some very interesting mosaics with well-achieved three-dimensional effects, in addition to delicate pictures in tile. In the museum connected to the house you can see Roman glassware and amphoras, an olive press, and Arabic funerary inscriptions-as well as an ancient Jewish tombstone..
St. Paul's Catacombs
Malta's early Christians buried their dead in catacombs they carved out of the bedrock. Reclining like Romans, they held funeral feasts around Agape tables (from the Greek word for "love"). The underground cemeteries are honeycombed beneath Rabat on many levels-as deep as 7 m (23 ft) below the ground. They are full of interesting details (although many have been plundered), but the long, twisting, low-ceilinged tunnels and all-but-total darkness are not for the claustrophobic. Bring a torch to light your way. St. Agatha's CatacombsThe bigger Catacombs of St Agatha are reached through an underground church. The Crypt of St Agatha started as a cave where the future saint-fleeing from her tormentors in Sicily-prayed and slept. It was later greatly expanded into an underground basilica decorated with frescoes of the 12th century. BuskettThe name sounds awfully English, but it's derived from the Italian boschetto, meaning "little woods". This is Malta's only forest, of pines and cedars, and the greenest part of the island, planted with citrus orchards.
At the end of June an enormous festa takes place in Buskett Gardens for the feast of St Peter and St Paul. Folk music, dancing, abundant food and bonfires go on all night.MostaFrom miles away you can see the dome of the parish church of Mosta. Towering improbably over a town of less than 15,000 people, the stupendous Mosta Dome is supposed to be the fourth-largest unsupported dome in Europe - not far behind the likes of St Peter's in Rome. During World War II, with a congregation of several hundred in attendance, a 500-lb Dutch bomb plunged through the dome. It bounced on the floor but failed to explode, to general relief. A replica of the miraculous dud is now on display on the spot.
From miles away you can see the dome of the parish church of Mosta. Towering improbably over a town of less than 15,000 people, the stupendous Mosta Dome is supposed to be the fourth-largest unsupported dome in Europe - not far behind the likes of St Peter's in Rome. During World War II, with a congregation of several hundred in attendance, a 500-lb Dutch bomb plunged through the dome. It bounced on the floor but failed to explode, to general relief. A replica of the miraculous dud is now on display on the spot.
Prehistoric Sites
Malta's prehistoric sites boggle the minds of archaeologists. The most detached layman must be awed at the sheer age of the neolithic temples, their advanced architecture, their mysteries. There are 33 Stone Age temples on 18 different sites.
The island of Gozo is greener and more relaxed than her big sister Malta, and is altogether enchanting. Less than a third the size of Malta, and with a much lower population density, Gozo has a horizon of flat-topped hills punctuated by church bell towers and domes, a flowered landscape where stark, porous ravines widen into lush valleys that produce all the ingredients for an island salad-tomatoes, lettuce, olives, onions and capers.
Hundreds of dry-stone walls sternly separate the fields. Stones were used to build the battlements of the island's citadel (begun in Roman times), the forts, and the Gogantija temples, archaeological wonders of world renown. There are also some appealing beaches.The beautiful island of Gozo is accessible by sea, by helicopter or seaplane from Malta. Maybe one of the reason that no one is in a rush. Ideal requirements to discover the secret of the isle. Comino You'll see Comino from the ferry boat between Malta and Gozo. It may look like a harsh, deserted island-but there's more to it than meets the eye. Especially the well-protected waters, so crystalline that snorkellers and scuba divers are mesmerized. Ashore, in spring, there is the heady fragrance of wild flowers and herbs.The name "Comino" is derived from "cumin", the plant that has always flowered on the isle. There's also thyme, which keeps Comino's bees busy. Comino found its destiny in escapism. A discreet luxury hotel complex exploits the sporting possibilities and the little island's traffic-free charm. Day-trippers invade the snorkelling paradise of the Blue Lagoon, partly shielded by the minuscule uninhabited islet of Cominotto, and visiting yachtsmen can't resist the lesser-known beaches. But it all calms down towards dusk, when the all-embracing get-away atmosphere is restored.
You'll see Comino from the ferry boat between Malta and Gozo. It may look like a harsh, deserted island-but there's more to it than meets the eye. Especially the well-protected waters, so crystalline that snorkellers and scuba divers are mesmerized. Ashore, in spring, there is the heady fragrance of wild flowers and herbs.The name "Comino" is derived from "cumin", the plant that has always flowered on the isle. There's also thyme, which keeps Comino's bees busy. Comino found its destiny in escapism. A discreet luxury hotel complex exploits the sporting possibilities and the little island's traffic-free charm. Day-trippers invade the snorkelling paradise of the Blue Lagoon, partly shielded by the minuscule uninhabited islet of Cominotto, and visiting yachtsmen can't resist the lesser-known beaches. But it all calms down towards dusk, when the all-embracing get-away atmosphere is restored.
Practical Information
Clothing - Lightweight clothing in summer, particularly in the hotest season from Mid July to mid September. Warmer layers of clothes are necessary for the cooler evenings in the spring, autumn and winter. The Maltese take their Catholicism very seriously so be sure to cover your shoulders and legs when visiting a church.
Credit Cards - Well known international credit cards are widely accepted. There are plenty of cash distributors and traveller's cheques and eurocheques can be cashed at banks and exchange offices.
No vaccinations are obligatory and no special health precautions are called for. One annoyance in summer is the insect populations. Pharmacies have repellent creams and after-the-fact remedies.
Restaurants sometimes add a service charge to the bill, but a tip is still appropriate. Waiters appreciate 5 to 10 percent and taxi drivers 10 percent.
It is theoretically safe to drink water from the tap, but not really recommended; bottled water tastes better and is readily available.
Malta are now using the EURO coins & notes
Passports & Visas
A full British/EC passport with at least six months validity from the date of departure is required for travel. A British Visitors Passport is not acceptable. A visa for entry is not required for British passport holders. Nationals of other countries should check with the appropriate authorities.
This close to North Africa it is usually warm and sunny. The hottest season is from mid July to mid September when the average maximum temperatures climb higher than 30ºC (well above 80ºF). Rain intervenes only briefly; statistically the rainiest months are October through to January.


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Jennifer Lawrence is one of the busiest actresses in the business, so it's no surprise that she's managed to squeeze in not one but two films with leading man Bradley Cooper.
We caught up with Cooper, the star of this weekend's "The Words," at the film's premiere on Tuesday, and the 37-year-old actor couldn't stop complimenting the 22-year-old "Hunger Games" star.
Cooper and Lawrence have already teased us with what looks like a very funny performance in November's comedic drama "Silver Linings Playbook," in which Lawrence plays the troubled friend to Cooper's Pat Solitano, a former teacher who moves back home to live with his parents while dealing with bipolar disorder.
They then switch gears in 2013's "Serena," a Depression-era film that focuses on Cooper's George Pemberton and what will become of his timber empire after it's discovered that his wife, Lawrence's titular Serena, can't have kids.
Speaking of his twice-over co-star, "she is incredible," Cooper told us. "I've been so lucky to do two movies with her back-to-back. ... She's the best. I feel like I got in on the ground floor. I'll be lucky if I work with her again."
At the rate Lawrence and Cooper are racking up leading roles, the two just might pull that off.
Meanwhile, Cooper's starring with Zoe Saldana in "The Words," in which he plays a novelist who lifts material from another writer's work. What's made a tremendous difference in his life, he tells the Hollywood Reporter, is getting sober.
"I don't drink or do drugs at all anymore," Cooper said, adding that he gave that up years ago when he was 29 after a scary experience at a party in which he purposefully smashed his head into a concrete floor - twice.
"I was so concerned what you thought of me, how I was coming across, how I would survive the day," Cooper told THR. "I always felt like an outsider. I just lived in my head. I realized I wasn't going to live up to my potential, and that scared the hell out of me. I thought, 'Wow, I'm actually going to ruin my life.'"
Thankfully, Cooper answered the wake-up call, and will appear in a number of films over the next year, including the two co-starring Lawrence, as well as "The Hangover Part III" and "The Place Beyond the Pines" with Ryan Gosling.
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