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Drinking tea is a life style choice for almost everyone, in their twenties, thirties or even middle age. Sooner or later, you might find how increasingly dependent you might become on a hot beverage, especially to rejuvenate yourself before starting a hectic day. However, every beverage comes with its own set of side effects, while also providing limited benefits. It is only through a conscious effort that you might find the beverage that is right for you and when looking out for a healthy option, nothing seems more convincing than consuming Green Teaon a regular basis.
From a health perspective, green tea is loaded with much more than nutrients which bring about positive change in your body. Equipped with antioxidants, Flavonoids and Catechin, Organic Green tea revives the body through a scientifically proven chemical action that restores body balance holistically.
As our bodies undergo the natural ageing process, the cells and tissues tend to deteriorate, and cells tend to get less and less healthy, causing depletion in energy and less than optimal functioning. This affects the overall processes that are life sustaining and carried out throughout our bodies in order to ensure holistic health and wellbeing. A cup of Green Tea Infusion a day created with the finest blend of organic natural herbs carrying an incomparable set of benefits could go a long way in inhibiting the activity of free radicals and preventing cell damage that might otherwise occur gradually.
Further to the antioxidants, which are the main source of holistic health giving substances in organic herbal Green Tea, there are minerals which are supplied to the body in small quantities on a daily basis, preventing their depletion and minimizing risks of developing a number of ailments especially related to the bones and the teeth.
This beneficial effect of Green Tea come without the added caffeine, which you might consume from regular intake of coffee or other forms of traditional tea. Consuming less caffeine means that you are saving your brain from producing large quantities of chemicals including Dopamine, which seem to be exciting for a short period of time, but might later produce long lasting harmful effects on the psyche. The main reason people tend to consume coffee and regular tea in spite of being informed about the harmful effects of caffeine is that it makes them feel alert, creates an impression of improved brain function, has a feel-good effect on the mood and makes them sharper in terms of short term memory.
Green Tea works in a completely different way in order to compensate for this caffeine effect and while it makes you equally alert, your brain is not stimulated to produce large doses of chemicals, with drug like effects. Organic natural Green Tea does this through its amino acid, L-theanine, which can cross the blood brain barrier and reduce that notable feeling of anxiety, thereby promoting relaxation. This makes you feel more alert while also being more relaxed and stress free, hence enhancing your overall performance.
When choosing only Green Tea acquired from organically cultivated tea and blended with only organic natural herbs, fruits and flavors, you can be sure that the infusion steeped every morning is free from chemicals, especially fluoride, which occurs in lowest quality herbal blends. Only this form of pure natural Green Tea subjected to natural procedures that are chemical free, is able to boost your metabolic rate, speed up the process of oxidation and burn fat better than most supplements available in the market.
Furthermore, Green Tea is especially effective in lowering the risks of common forms of cancer including breast cancer, prostate cancer and colorectal cancer. This property of Green Tea is attributed to its oxidative capacity, brought about by antioxidants that inhibit the activity of free radicals inside the body. The cancer fighting ability of Green Tea has been proven from scientific studies and clinical trials. In addition to the cancer fighting ability of Green Tea, the hot cup of health you might reach out for every morning, is charged with substances that improve brain functioning and reduce chances of age related diseases including Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
Overall, the bioactive compounds present in Green Tea have a marked influence on the neurons, especially in the brain and promote cell level repair and regeneration in a natural and holistic way. While fulfilling the need for a rejuvenating cup of hot beverage in the morning or evening, Green Tea has its own set of inherent functional benefits that work towards a healthy body, mind and spirit.
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It's the first Christmas podcast, and I've pulled out all the stops and then some. Wow I must be crazy to post all this stuff, sheesh!
All of this is available in UHD on YouTube by searching "Glossy Podcast" or as an MP3 on iTunes by searching "Glossy News".
Here are the topics covered in the the December 22nd, 2015 4K/UHD Christmas podcast. Read the full story

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Blast-off is scheduled for tonight for the two Russian cosmonauts due to repair the holed Mir space station. Yesterday, they got their final go-ahead for their work, which will get under way once they dock with Mir on Thursday night. Anatoly Solovyov, the commander, is confident that that he and Pavel Vinogradov will be able to restore full power to the space station, which has been running on about half power since a June 25 space collision. "I understand it will be a very difficult job, but I'm rather impatient to get there," said Solovyov, who is making his fifth trip to Mir and has spent a total of 15 months in space.
Twins really are useful - especially to other twins. Australian scientists yesterday announced a clinical trial, in which HIV-positive patients who have identical twins will receive genetically modified immune system cells from those healthy individuals in the hope that the altered cells will attack the virus. The 12-month trial, involving a group of identical twins in Sydney and Los Angeles, will test whether modified T-cells can boost the immune system by inhibiting the replication of affected cells. The trial, starting at Sydney's St Vincent's Hospital, will use a genetic process known as "gene shears" to alter T-cells, the key immune system fighters, to make them attack HIV naturally.
After recent announcements about scientific fraud in Germany and the US, editors of British medical journals have had an ethics committee to try to fight research fraud. The British Medical Journal and The Lancet will encourage their editors to "respond more rigorously" if they think that the research might be dubious, rather than "taking the easy option" and rejecting papers. The committee is the brainchild of Michael Farthing, editor of Gut. And before anyone accuses us of fraudulently passing off information, that announcement appeared in Nature.
Remember the news earlier this year that human skin has its own antibiotic? Scientists who discovered it suggested that such chemicals "might be ideal therapeutic agents, avoiding the problems of acquired resistance". But writing to Nature, Chris Inglehearn of the department of molecular genetics, University College London, points out "Imagine the consequences if this antibiotic were overused, as others have been, and microorganisms developed resistance... Perhaps this should be kept in what is the last line of defence - our skin."
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Pan-fried banana and Nutella sandwich recipe
Yes, it's a Nutella and banana sandwich fried in butter. It's naughty, but we're allowed an occasional treat sometimes. Just make sure you go for a jog after. Find more on Kidspot New Zealand.
After school snacks, Banana , Breakfast, Brunch, Chocolate, Dessert, Easy recipes, Food kids will eat, Kids cooking, Nutella recipes
- 2 slices of bread
- 2 tbsp Nutella
- 1 banana, peeled and sliced
- 2 tbsp butter
Spread one tablespoon of Nutella on the face of each slice of bread. Top one with banana slices and place second slice on top.
Heat the frying pan and melt ½ of the butter. Place the sandwich into the pan and fry until golden.
Add the remaining butter to the pan and flip the sandwich, cooking until the other side is golden.
- Make sure that you keep the temperature in the pan at a medium to low heat. You don't want that butter to burn
- Serve after leaving to sit for a minute or two as the banana will be really hot.
- I used good Italian Pane di Casa bread for this.
- This sandwich was inspired by Elvis, who preferred peanut butter and not Nutella on his sandwiches.
Find related banana recipes
- Banana and chocolate parcels
- Banana biscuits
- Banana pancakes with caramel sauce
- Mini banana muffins with yoghurt topping
- Maresy's amazing banana cake
- Nutella and banana parcels
This recipe was created by Jennifer Cheung for Kidspot, New Zealand's best recipe finder.


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Start your day the right way with a combination of news, sport and entertainment. Join Hilary Barry, Jack Tame and the team for Breakfast.
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Lions fans in Wellington are being charged $130 a night to park their campervans in a city council car park. It's four times the cost to park in the same space during the rest of the year. Is that fair?
Jemaine? Present. Bret? Present. Chris Chang? Present. Our weatherman celebrated Flight of the Conchords 10-year-anniversary today with an amazing impersonation.
She always brightens our mornings, but this time Brodie Kane took it to a whole new level.
"Steven hello, we're in your country and you're in our country. Why don't we meet up some time? You, me, barbecue?" With Steven Adams playing for Hanson's home state of Oklahoma, the brothers think it's time they meet the Kiwi "legend".
"You kind of stalked us a little bit." We pulled one of our quickfire competitions this morning in Wellington - and as predicted the All Blacks v Lions double pass was snapped up in a matter of minutes. Thanks AIG for helping Matt and his dad head along this weekend!
In case you missed it - Hanson dropped by this morning to perform that 90s hit MMMBop, and yes - it's still as catchy as ever.
Can you believe it's been a whole decade since Flight of the Conchords took the world by storm? Rhys Darby joined us to tell us how the series set up the latest stage of his career.
Emirates Team New Zealand helmsman Peter Burling has now earned himself the title of Kiwi sporting legend. Here at TVNZ we've seen his development firsthand, so 1 NEWS reporter Jenny-May Clarkson had a look through archives to put this great compilation together.
MMMBop! Hanson are here to perform the hit that catapulted them to fame.


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Veteran Irish politician Enda Kenny yesterday assumed both the mantle of Prime Minister and primary responsibility for his country's mountainous set of economic problems.
On a day when the mood in Irish politics was a mixture of the celebratory and the sombre, he was elected Taoiseach at the head of a government combining his conservative Fine Gael party with the leftist Irish Labour party.
In his acceptance speech he acknowledged the depth of the financial troubles. "I believe this crisis is the darkest hour before the dawn," he said, adding that his government faced, "a task of rescuing our economy, of resuscitating our reputation and of restoring our society."
The incoming administration inherits the worst economic situation in independent Ireland's history, after the country was obliged to accept an €85bn bail-out from the EU and IMF last year.
The new government has limited room for movement financially, since the bail-out came with conditions including a detailed programme of austerity and belt-tightening budgets which will mean further deep cuts and increased taxation. During the election campaign Mr Kenny described the bail-out as, "a bad deal for Ireland and a bad deal for Europe", a view to which his new Labour partners also subscribe.
His administration's first major challenge will be to test whether the international financial institutions are prepared to show some flexibility, particularly in terms of timetables and interest rates. Signals coming from Europe have not been negative but nor has it been indicated that substantial concessions will readily be forthcoming.
A spokesman for the European Commission said it welcomed the new government's, "strong commitment to the key economic policy goals, in particular as it concerns the fiscal consolidation path."
Mr Kenny, as part of his lobbying campaign, is to hold important meetings in the next few days. This evening he is to hold a meeting with European Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso in Brussels in advance of a special summit of EU leaders tomorrow.
These crucial meetings are a reminder that, while Ireland's two biggest parties yesterday formed a partnership, there are in effect three elements in the marriage, the parties and the international institutions.
The Fine Gael-Labour deal is grounded in an agreement that they will follow the conditions imposed under the bail-out for two years and then review its progress. The coalition has a huge majority in the Irish parliament, as was reflected when Mr Kenny became Taoiseach by 117 votes to 27. His supporters are so numerous that they will overflow from the traditional government benches.
Opposition to the new government will be made up of three elements, including the rump of the Fianna Fail party which plummeted from more than 70 seats to just 20. Blamed for the depths of the recession in Ireland, it has been reduced to something close to political disgrace.
Independents won 20 other seats while Sinn Fein almost trebled its representation from five to 14. Its leader Gerry Adams appeared in the Dublin parliament for the first time yesterday since shifting his political base from Belfast to the Irish Republic.
Although the Labour party voted overwhelmingly to go into coalition, its leader Eamon Gilmore acknowledged that it will be helping to govern in very tough times. His party would be going to meetings, he warned, "through a forest of placards."
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Growing Guides: How to grow tulip bulbs
Did you know that there are over 3,000 unique varieties of tulips?! Tulips were first introduced to Europe in 1559 and over the next 100 years led to a speculative craze in which single tulip bulbs were sold for over 10 times the annual income of a skilled craftsman.
Today tulips are loved for their beautiful, upright flowers and gorgeous array of colors.
Growing and planting tulips:
1. In the Fall, choose a spot that is mostly sunny or has only light shade. Also make sure that the location has fairly good drainage and does not tend to get waterlogged.
2. Planting tulip bulbs is fairly simple. Bulbs look much like a small onion, sometimes with a spike or point on one side and sometimes with wiry roots growing out of one. Plant with the spike pointing up.
3. Follow the rule of thumb when planting bulbs and give the bulbs at least 2 times their height of soil above them. Dig a 6-7 inch hole, drop the bulb into it and cover with soil.
4. Regarding the spacing between bulbs, if planting in beds, leave approx 5-6 inches between each bulb. If you are planting in containers, you can cluster them a little closer together.
5. After planting, water well so that the soil above the bulbs settles.
6. Tulip bulbs will flower in the spring. After the flowers die back in late spring or early summer, let the plant enjoy a drier, warmer rest period. After leaves die back, stop watering so that the bulb can rest.
7. In cooler zones, you can leave the tulip bulbs in the ground over winter so that they can receive their required period of winter cooling in order to flower the following Spring.


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Entertainment » Fine Arts
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Dali's Bones to be Exhumed in Spain for Paternity Test
A Spanish judge on Monday ordered the remains of artist Salvador Dali to be exhumed to settle a paternity suit, despite opposition from the state-run foundation that manages the artist's estate.
Alice Austen House Designated National Site of LGBTQ History
On Tuesday, June 20 at 11 a.m., there will be a celebration at the Alice Austen House on Staten Island for the formal announcement of the designation of Alice Austen House as a national site of LGBTQ history.
SF Artists Pay Homage to Milk
Jun Yang nine years ago moved to San Francisco and has become a successful painter, with his works displayed at various galleries and included in a number of curated art shows over the years.
'Queer Threads': New Book Highlights LGBT Fiber Artists
This isn't your grandmother's crochet. A new book features 30 artists working in fiber and crafts and insightful interviews from some of today's most influential members of the LGBTQ cultural community.
Basquiat Painting Fetches Record $119.5M at New York Auction
A 1982 artwork by Jean-Michel Basquiat sold for a record $110.5 million at Sotheby's auction of contemporary art Thursday night.
'Marlene Dietrich: Dressed for the Image' Opens June 16 at Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery
"Marlene Dietrich: Dressed for the Image," the first major exhibition on the star in the United States, will be open at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery June 16 through April 15, 2018.
Jeff Koons Inflatable Ballerina Sculpture Unveiled in NYC
A massive inflatable ballerina created by artist Jeff Koons is the latest public art installation at New York's Rockefeller Center.
Forty-Nine Artists Make Portraits of in Honor of Pulse Victims
A group of 49 artists from across the country have come together to pay their respects to the victims of Pulse by painting portraits and giving them as gifts to the victims' family members.
Rei Kawakubo Honored at New Met Show
If you're someone who likes a lot of guidance and explanation at the museum, you might want to recalibrate your expectations before heading into "Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garcons: Art of the In-Between," the new show at the Met.
Federal Budget Deal Spares Arts Agencies
The new federal spending bill would spare - and even slightly increase - funding for three arts-related agencies that President Donald Trump had proposed eliminating
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The European Commission tabled a new package of measures for the e-commerce market a few days ago, which it said was aimed at allowing "consumers and companies to buy and sell products and services online more easily and confidently across the EU".
The three-pronged plan will tackle geoblocking, make cross-border parcel delivery more affordable and efficient, and promote customer trust through better protection and enforcement.
The package consists of legislative proposals – to address unjustified geoblocking and other forms of discrimination on the grounds of nationality, residence or establishment; on cross-border parcel delivery services to increase the transparency of prices and improve regulatory oversight; to strengthen enforcement of consumers' rights and guidance to clarify, among others, what qualifies as an unfair commercial practice in the digital world.
The EC said the legislation will ensure that consumers seeking to buy products and services in another EU country, be it online or in person, are not discriminated against in terms of access to prices, sales or payment conditions, unless this is objectively justified for reasons such as VAT or certain public interest legal provisions.
Andrus Ansip, VP for the Digital Single Market, said: "All too often people are blocked from accessing the best offers when shopping online or decide not to buy cross-border because the delivery prices are too high or they are worried about how to claim their rights if something goes wrong. We want to solve the problems that are preventing consumers and businesses from fully enjoying the opportunities of buying and selling products and services online."
The EC said the regulation will lead to greater price transparency, adding that it will "take stock of progress made in 2019 and assess if further measures are necessary".
The full statement can be read on the EC website
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- A small step taken…
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Smoking Cessation Tips That Can Help You Quit
Many people realize smoking isn't any good, but they keep doing it. The problem is that quitting is no walk in the park. Many try, yet constantly come back to the habit, because it is such a strong addiction and quitting is daunting. If you struggle with quitting smoking, the following article will guide you in making the right choices along the way.
In order to succeed with your goal of quitting smoking, you should do so in as easy of a method as you possibly can. It is not usually wise to try and quit cold turkey. Only 5% of people who try this method are successful. Because nicotine is so addicting, a patch, medication, or therapy may be helpful. The most difficult stage is the initial few days and these products can help ease that difficulty and increase your chances for success.
When you have finally chosen to quit smoking, think about joining a support group. These new ex-smokers can be a valuable source of support when faced with the various challenges that confront you, as they have or are dealing with them as well. These types of people can be a great backbone that can help you quit, and get through this. You can find support groups in places like recreational centers, churches, or community colleges.
To avoid the weight gain that usually comes along with your quitting, you should try to eat veggies and fruits instead of sweets. People can gain weight when they quit smoking, so be mindful of what you put into your mouth, making these veggie snacks a great idea. You will naturally start to crave certain foods during smoking cessation, so get ready for it and have healthy options on hand.
Make sure you take the process one day at the time. Giving up the tobacco habit is a long process. Do not concern yourself with next month or next year. Take it one day at a time and as each day turns into another, your efforts to quit will gather into a smoke free future.
If you don't think you can quit all at once, use nicotine gum or nicotine patches to help replace the nicotine you get from cigarettes. When you use these medications, you replace the nicotine from cigarettes with nicotine from the products. This helps you avoid nicotine withdrawal symptoms.
Talk to a medical professional if you need assistance in your attempts to give up smoking. There are medications available to help you stop smoking or to make the process easier. A doctor might also give you information about hotlines, support groups and other resources which can increase the likelihood of success with quitting.
It takes commitment to get through the process of quitting, meaning you need to make the decision to do so. A lot of people aren't successful because they aren't in the correct mindset or they easily give up. When you feel like giving up, think of what made you quit in the first place.
The tips given in this article should give you the tools and confidence to quit smoking. Tell others about the steps you are taking to quit smoking, so that they can benefit from them as well.
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Nobel Prizes 2015 -Complete List
Nobel Prize Winners 2015
Nobel Prize is a set of annual international awards bestowed in a number of categories by Swedish and Norwegian committees in recognition of academic, cultural and/or scientific advances. Nobel Prize Winners 2015 in Chemistry, Literature, Peace, Physics, and Physiology or Medicine Here is Complete list of Winners of Nobel Prize 2015.
Nobel Prize Winners 2015 Complete List:
1. Nobel Prize Winners 2015 for Physiology or Medicine:William Campbell, Satoshi Omura and Youyou Tu
William C Campbell and Satoshi Ōmura
Satoshi Ōmura isolated new strains of Streptomyces( known to produce a plethora of agents with antibacterial activities ) from soil samples and successfully cultured them in the laboratory.William C. Campbell, collected Ōmura's Streptomyces cultures and examined their efficacy. Campbell showed that a component from one of the cultures was remarkably efficient against parasites in domestic and farm animals. The bioactive agent was purified and named Avermectin, which was subsequently chemically modified to a more effective compound called Ivermectin.Ivermectin tested in humans with parasitic infections and effectively killed parasite larvae.Conjointly their contributions led to the discovery of a new class of drugs with extraordinary efficacy against parasitic diseases.
Newly discovered drug :Avermectin
Avermectin, the derivatives of which have radically lowered the incidence of River Blindness and Lymphatic Filariasis, as well as showing efficacy against an expanding number of other parasitic diseases.
Youyou TU
Youyou Tu turned to traditional herbal medicine to tackle the challenge of developing novel Malaria therapies. From a large-scale screen ,an extract from the plant Artemisia annua emerged as an interesting suitor.However, the results were uncertain, so Tu revisited the ancient literature and discovered clues that guided her in hunt to successfully extract the active component from Artemisia annua. Tu was the first to show that this component, later called Artemisinin, was highly effective against the Malaria parasite, both in infected animals and in humans.Artemisinin represents a new class of antimalarial agents that rapidly kill the Malaria parasites at an early stage of their development, which explains its unprecedented potency in the treatment of severe Malaria.
2. Nobel Prize Winners 2015 for Chemistry: Tomas Lindahl, Paul Modrich and Aziz Sancar
Tomas Lindahl (United Kingdom), Paul Modrich (US) and Aziz Sancar (US) have jointly won 2015 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has chosen them for their research on mechanistic studies of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) repair.Their work has provided fundamental knowledge of functioning of living cell functions and its application for the development of new cancer treatments.
Tomas Lindahl: He has successfully demonstrated that DNA decays at a rate that ought to have made the development of life on Earth impossible. He is from the Francis Crick Institute.
Paul Modrich: He has successfully demonstrated how the cell corrects errors that occur when DNA is replicated during cell division. He is from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and Duke University School of Medicine, UK.
Aziz Sancar: He has mapped Nucleotide Excision Repair (NER) which is the mechanism in which cells repair Ultra Violet (UV) damage to DNA. He is from the University of North Carolina, US.
3. Nobel Prize Winners 2015 for Physics:Arthur McDonald (Canada) and Takaaki Kajita (Japan)
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has selected them for their key contributions to experiments showing that neutrinos change identities. They individually have discovered neutrino oscillations and shown that neutrinos have mass. Arthur McDonald Mr. McDonald is a professor emeritus at Queen's University in Kingston, Canada. He had led a research group which had demonstrated that the neutrinos from the Sun were not disappearing on their way to Earth. The group had captured these neutrinos with a different identity at the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory (Canada).
Takaaki Kajita is from the University of Tokyo, Japan. He had discovered that neutrinos from the atmosphere switch between two identities when they reach earth and after were captured by Super-Kamiokande neutrino detector (Japan).
About Neutrino
Neutrinos were first proposed by Swiss scientist Wolfgang Pauli in 1930. They are electrically neutral, weakly interacting elementary subatomic particle with half-integer spin. They are the second most widely occurring particle in the universe after photons which are the particles makingg up light. It belongs to the lepton family. There are three types of neutrinos: electron neutrinos (ve), muon neutrinos(vu) and tau neutrinos(vT) differing in terms of mass.
4.Nobel Prize Winners 2015 for Literature: Svetlana Alexievich
Author Svetlana Alexievich of Belarus has been selected for prestigious 2015 Nobel Prize in Literature.
The Swedish Academy has selected Svetlana for her polyphonic writings, courage and a monument to suffering.
With this, she became 14th women Literature Laureate and she is also the first writer from Belarus to receive this award.
5.Nobel Prize Winners 2015 for Peace: Tunisia's National Dialogue Quartet
National Dialogue Quartet (NDQ) in Tunisia has won prestigious 2015 Nobel Peace Prize. Norwegian Nobel Committee has selected NDQ.NDQ was selected for its decisive contribution in building pluralistic democracy in Tunisia in the wake of the 2011 Jasmine Revolution.
NDQ was established in 2013 as an alternative, peaceful political process at a time when Tunisia was on the brink of civil war aftermath of revolution.
6.Nobel Prize in Economics:Microeconomist Angus Deaton
Angus DeatonMicroeconomist born in Edinburgh Angus Deaton on 12 October 2015 won the 2015 Nobel Prize in Economics. He was awarded for his analysis of consumption, poverty, and welfare.
The key to his work is measuring how public behaviour changes if, say, the government raises the VAT rate on food.
The Nobel Prize in Economics is officially known as Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel. It was established in 1968 and was not part of the original group of five awards established by the will of the Swedish inventor Alfred Nobel in 1895.
French economist Jean Tirole won the 2014 Nobel Prize in Economics. He was awarded for his analysis of market power and regulation.
Elinor Ostrom, in 2009 was the first and only woman (so far) to win the Nobel Prize for economics. She shared the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences with Oliver E. Williamson for her analysis of economic governance, especially the commons.
About Nobel Prize:
Nobel Prize was established by Alfred Nobel in 1895. Alfred Nobel was a chemist, engineer, and inventor. Nobel amassed a fortune during his lifetime, with most of his wealth from his 355 inventions, of which dynamite is the most famous.
Nobel Prize is Awarded for Outstanding contributions for humanity in chemistry, literature, peace, physics, physiology or medicine.The prizes in Chemistry, Literature, Peace, Physics, and Physiology or Medicine were first awarded in 1901.The prizes are awarded in Stockholm, Sweden, except for the peace prize which is awarded in Oslo, Norway.Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awards the Nobel Prize in Physics, the Nobel Prize in Chemistry and the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences.Nobel Assembly at Karolinska Institutet awards the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.Swedish Academy grants the Nobel Prize in Literature.


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Sail Date: October 01, 2006
Reviewed: 10 years ago
Traveled As: Couple
Room Type: Inside
Pros: Dining, Cirque Bijou Entertainment
Cons: Too many days at sea, debarkement a fiasco
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Birmingham Stage Company presents its entertaining, live stage adaptation of Terry Deary's lurid children's history books, which have even gained a cult, clandestine adult audience thanks to the fantastic sketch-based TV show. This one features plenty of headless gags and a Spanish Armada that really makes an impact courtesy of the 3D special effects. In rep with 'Vile Victorians'. Ages 6+.
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The delayed BA38 flight was due to land around 8pm but the airline admitted it would not be able to use Heathrow unless there was an unexpected lifting of the ban across central and southern England.
A limited number of flights were today only able to operate at Newcastle and across most of Scotland, though Glasgow had to close again at 1pm. This afternoon BA cancelled its long-haul flights, meaning there will be no new arrivals until 1pm tomorrow at the earliest. It had previously scrapped plans to restart short-haul operations.
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Blog-checking lines: The Daring Bakers go retro this month! Thanks to one of our very talented non-blogging members, Sarah, the Daring Bakers were challenged to make Croissants using a recipe from the Queen of French Cooking, none other than Julia Child!
Recipe Source: Mastering the Art of French Cooking, Volume Two. Julia Child and Simone Beck.
Recipe Source: Mastering the Art of French Cooking, Volume Two. Julia Child and Simone Beck.
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I didn't always have a weakness for croissants. The affair started January 18, 2011, around 1 PM at a high-end grocery store, where I had sat down to consume The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells and a crisp, buttery, and tender Danish. A Danish, you say, why that's not a croissant; I thought this story was about croissants? Well, this story is about a girl and a cream cheese Danish. We'll get to the croissant later.
Although it I had school that fateful day, I felt entitled to an afternoon off, for reasons which shall remain unnamed. I had just gotten through a mentally, physically, and emotionally straining event which I had been working towards for years and was nervous about the results. As cliché as it sounds, a chapter of my young life had closed and I wanted it to stay buried, at least for a little while longer. I was giddy from closure and stressed from worrying about the possibility of whiplash. I'm not the kind of person who eats ice cream and watches sad movies after a breakup; instead, I take myself out and gorge on crepes and French pastries.
So I went to the store and bought a croissant and a cream cheese Danish. As I looked for a seat, I debated which pastry I should eat first. I decided on the cream cheese Danish, for the croissant was much too plain-looking. I sat down in the cafe area, the huge glass windows opening up the street. Outside, people hustled and bustled about and a soft snow fell, blanketing the city in whiteness. Propped open in front of me was The Invisible Man and in my other hand laid a half-eaten Danish. The cash registers and automatic opening doors faded away as I become lost in the beautiful scenery of the old English countryside.
Hours later, I broke away from the book and realized that it was time to go. I was already full from the Danish so I decided to take the croissant to go. I reasoned that a friend of mine who I was going to see could definitely use the calories. She had just experienced a rather awkward and difficult event herself and could probably do with some comfort food.
When I saw my friend, I gave her a warm hug and some words of encouragement. I offered her the croissant and she accepted it gratefully and soon everyone was picking for a piece. It was really good, she said, and a couple other friends agreed. Instantly, I was jealous. I'd been sitting with the croissant for the last couple hours, but I had been preoccupied with the Danish, which honestly, didn't taste as good as I thought it would. Now that I knew that the croissant tasted good, I wanted to try it. I grabbed a morsel and put it into my mouth. Oh, what luscious buttery and flaky pastry it was! I savoured every flavour and before it had even slid down my throat, I knew that I had chosen wrong. I loved croissants, not Danishes.
Since that momentous meeting, I've been searching for delicious croissants far and wide, near and far. I've found a couple places that sell flaky, rich, and tender croissants, so I've never had the need to make them.
When croissants were announced as this month's Daring Bakers Challenge, I knew I had joined at the right time. I had been toying with the idea of making croissants for the whole summer, but with all summer co-op and volunteering, I had not had a spare weekend to try my hand at croissants. School began and the challenge continued on, but I cut my finger, and had to sit out of baking/cooking/using my left hand to do anything for a couple weeks. Still, I didn't want to miss my first DB Challenge so I trudged ahead and made the croissants right before the deadline.
The closest I have ever come to making croissants was making puff pastry a couple years ago. The experience had been so traumatic and the results so disappointing that I've never tried to make it again. I know lamination doughs take time and patience to perfect, but as a hectic junior, I don't have weekends to spare. I will admit that part of the reason why my croissants probably didn't turn out as well as they could have was because I rushed the process and attempted to roll out the dough in succession with minimal resting and chilling periods. By the second turn, I was calling mercy, succumbing to the wrath of the beautiful croissant. I vowed never to question why a delicious croissant was upward of two dollars and ploughed through the rest of the recipe.
The croissants turned out way to be really salty, but besides that they tasted okay. Texture-wise, they were more bread-like than like the delicate French pastry I had fallen in love with, but my brothers obviously didn't mind because the croissants were gone within hours. At least for now, I leave the art of croissants to the little cafes that do it best.


text: Hotel Twins is situated in a quiet area, 15 kilometres from the centre of Warsaw. The rooms offer satellite TV and an en-suite bathroom. There is free WiFi in public areas and a free on-site car park. Twins hotel has a bar and a restaurant serving excellent cuisine. There are also barbecue facilities on site. After a long day, you can relax in the Twins' games room or with a massage. There is a quiet garden at your disposal. The hotel staff can help organize conferences, meetings and family events. Warsaw Central Railway Station is 6.2 miles away while Chopin International Airport is 15.5 miles away. The property is located 0.6 miles from Skłodowskiej-Curie Bridge. There are tennis courts within 329 feet of the property. A gym is 657 feet away. The nearest shopping centre and cinema is 3.1 miles away.


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The swimming pool area no
We have stayed at the hotel before and have always found the staff to be very friendly and helpful. The rooms are adequate and the location next to the playa and the golf course is perfect. The buffet breakfast and dinner are of a reasonable standard and excellent value for money We were staying for one night as a couple and for a further night as part of a golf society which had been booked separately. It totally confused the gentleman on reception and was only resolved when another receptionist, who spoke English, came in. I had explained it on my booking form.
ideally situated, friendly atmosphere, breakfast very good, huge choice,had a birthday while there and a bottle of cava put in room not app
everything from cleaniness to helpfullness of staff to great food would have liked activities nothing on during the day
Good facilities and ideal location
food quality excellent and well presented lack of a comfortable bar
We liked location not far from the sea. Quiet air conditioning, comfortable room, big balcony. Pretty big hotel located on the small area, no garden, no drive way to take out of your luggage. It's difficult to fine parking lot, so the hotel should provide free parking. Some sun beds should be thrown away.
Lot' s of walking, taken the local buses to different places, and relaxed and chilled out no no complaints
Pool area and staff The quality of food offered could have been better but there was plenty of choice.
The hotel is located in a busy hotel area south of Roquetas. Swimming pool was good, the backdoor of the hotel is direct on the beach. We were here in october, but still there was an animation program. Near the hotel all kinds of shops and restaurants. Breakfast was good, we didn't use restaurant facilities in the hotel itself. The rooms are spacious and well equiped. We had no complaints during our stay.
Intresting designed hotel, breakfast good,1 bedroom apartment a fair size.
view from our room outstanding,cleanliness,food,2mins to the beach, location excellent
The rooms were well appointed with plenty storage and quality fittings, spacious and very comfortable. The food was very disappointing for a 4* rated hotel mostly catering for german/dutch visitors. We were looking forward to spanish cuisine in a spanish hotel....
No entertainment on the xmas eve or xmas night
Easy access to beech, shops etc Uncomfortable beds, ignorant staff (unless your Spanish) and scruffy dated rooms.
Useful as a base to explore the area of Almaria, Sierra Nevada, and Granada. Although the week was booked as Half-Board, we actually avoided meals a number of times, evening especially, and went elsewhere. Some of the food left a lot to be desired, and unless, like a lot of the older generation did, you formed a queue to wait for opening times to get the early portions when fresh it was not worth bothering with generally!
The hotel in general was excellent, access to the beach was through the back door, and it was accessable to the majority of the ameneties within the central area of Roquetas de Mar, including many bars of which some served alchohol on a 2 for 1 basis. My only complaint against the hotel was that on my initial arrival in my room I could smell stale urine. It turned out that although the usual "sanitised/cleansed label was over the toilet seat, someone had used the toilet previously and not flushed it. The maids should have picked this up, when cleaning. Apart from that, I could not, and will not fault the hotel ! ! !
Courteous staff. Bright and airy reception area. Beautiful room with really comfortable beds and great bathroom. Nothing, it was really excellent.
The food was great and the room quite large. Communication in English was limited to the receptionist at the hotel. The rest of the staff could not communicate well in English.
Good central location, pleasant staff whose language skills made our stay easier.
Clean - quiet - space - well loctated within walking distance from center Not even light in the room - it is in many hotels - the only place where you really have light in the bathroom !!!
Staff were very pleasant and helpful. All spoke excellent English. The hotel is very quiet and centrally located directly opposite the Almeria train station. The room was a good size with attractive, modern decor and very comfortable beds. Although the hotel seems to have been recently updated, our room was showing signs of wear. Our bathroom sink was cracked, some of the furniture was scratched or dented, and one framed picture had dislodged from the matte and and fallen to the bottom of the frame!
Good location in front of train/bus station. Very close to supermarket and city centre. Friendly and helpful staffs. Breakfast did not match the price.
Location,near bus and rail links.Excellent buffet breakfast.Clean,tidy and good size rooms.Friendly and helpful staff. No tea or coffee making facilities in the rooms.
Good hotel and a very enjoyable stay where the staff were very good and most helpful.
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The hotel was very convenient for the Station which is what we wanted. The Reception staff were excellent, and the rooms and lounge areas very stylish. I felt the tolietries offered were very basic and also the "free coffee" before 7.00 a.m. appeared to stop a little earlier.
Läget mycket bra, Frukostbuffén magnifik, Middagsbuffén mycket bra. Lätt att parkera under lågsäsong Inget
Utmärkt läge vid jättefin strand, Underbar personal. Fint hotel. Mycket bra frukost Att det bara fanns buffe till middag.
Det var underbart . jag gillade hotellen och staden. Personalen ar helt trevliga. Jag kunde sitta och snacka med dem. Nar jag kande mig ensam :d de gillade jag, man kande sig hemma I staden :)
Läget mycket bra. Fin frukostbuffé. Fin middagsbuffé,
Excellent location for the local beach,bars,and restaurants.The staff were very courteous and deserve a lot of praise for all their hard work,that they obviously put in.
good location, good hotel, very pleasant staff.
The variety and quality of the food. The ease of entry and checking at in at mealtimes. The restaurant staff, though busy, took the time and trouble to help one. The reception staff spoke English, even though I speak Spanish fairly well. Steps to the bar, as I have difficulty with steps and steep ramps.
Typical **** hotel, much like the other Playa hotels. Comfortable, nice location and pleasant and efficient hotel staff. The pool looked nice, but the weather was rather fresh (it was end February); there is also a small indoor pool.
light airy clean room and a good nights sleep A little shabby and worn in places considering the price, more like 3 star than 4.
the food was better than last years.It's a quite hotel We choosed,as we dis several times before for the "romantic offer" Each time we got a big room and 2 large beds.Now the gave us a single room (confirmed by inside people) and 1 small bed.Asking for another room/bed reception told us there were no other rooms (while the hotel was empty).If we payed 18 euro/night they could give us another room.One piece of soap for one week is not adequate.Hotel is understaffed.We always payed cash for our drinks (at dinner) but still they charged us 3 times on our bill.We advise the hotel management to read the reviews on their hotel because we find it's getting worse each year we stay in Capricho.Don't think we go back!
Pool area was nice but sun beds were dirty with bird poo did not like anything about this hotel, how on earth did it get a four star rating? I will never know. Our room was supposed to be air conditioned, the air conditioner was not working the room was as hot as an oven,tried phoning reception because of heat and also we were inundated with ants in the room we could not get a reply. The hotel did have a luxury foyer but that was all the rooms were shabby needed updating
Relaxation only one english tv channel germans had eight
Everyone was friendly and helpful. There was a good mix of nationalities.
Except the proximity to the beach and understanding of the management for our dissapointment norhing corresponds to what we've seen before booking. The room we've been put into was from the late 80's, sun beds around the pool have been "reserved" from 9 am, glasses & dishes in the restaurant were dirty.
Very nice hotel, very large and spectular pool. Evening set and light on the hotel was very impressing. The room were smelly - probably Chlorin.
It was my holiday, so i tried to enjoy everything. They don't have Mojito, Cosmopolitan and Sex on the beach coctails in the bar.
Entertainment was to loud every night, could not get to sleep before midnight. I would only rate this hotel as a 3 star, bathrooms not very clean, shower broken, and rooms very small As above
This hotel had a great family feel to it - it was perfect for a short break but as a non spanish speaker would have been difficult for a longer stay
The swimming pool, proximity to the beach, other children for my son to play with and the evening entertainment. Very poor quality hotel, dirty carpets, lots of items either missing or broken in the room, staff rude and unhelpful. Even the junior suite was very basic. Breakfast buffet was chaos and food poor quality. No service at all at breakfast. Very poor value for money.
best hotel ive stayed in alemeria fantasic pool right on the beach as wellfood very good a bit the same though only thing realy was the caged birds in entrance hall
Very little, only some of the reccepcion staff (Mª Jose) and the reccepcion area was confortable to sit, have a drink and smoke..! Most of it, the worst was the food and the room.
The Hotel was in a great location,. but we where given one of the worse rooms tucked in a corner with no sun.. The Bar prices where to high
Väldigt rent, fräscht, modernt hotel i bra läge i stan. Poolområdet på taket var mycket mindre än det såg ut på bild i hotelpresentationen.
Jag bodde på hotellet under la Feria de La Virgen del Mar, under vilken detta hotell är ett "must"! Man bor lugnt och skönt men ändå "mitt i smeten", genom att "dagferians" begivenheter äger rum inne i stan med olika slags uppträdanden o. likn. bl. a. på Plaza de Las Flores utanför hotellentrén! Från poolterrassen kan man följa dessa och ta ett svalkande dopp då och då. Här bor de flesta toreros med sina staber! Till la Plaza de Toros 10 min promenad! Lunchmenyn densamma dag efter dag. Ingen variation.
Easey check in friendly staff have stayed here before and if the price stayed the same for solo person,s like myself, I would have no hesitation in booking with you again I do usualey go winter periods for price many thanks for your help E.G.venis.
Location and good transportation Nothing
excellent choice of food none
pool and gardens were excellent with plenty of sunbeds, kep very clean smoking areas very good the beds very hard
Hotel communal areas - very good, good facilities, super location hotel room furniture and bedding dated, towel clean but old
Good food, clean rooms, friendly staff. I felt they could have done with tea and coffee making facilities in the room. Room service was very expensive.
No towels in room. Dustbin in bathroom still full from previous person. Food cold. Difficult to find.
No mini bar, no way of keeping water cold and fresh, meals spoilt by children allowed to run around dinning room
rooms were clean staff reasonable friendly hard to find hotel not on navigator thought it was near sea with view could not see the sea not up to standard of other 4 star hotels we have stayed food was only buffet
Friendly and helpful receptionist, ample free parking. We did not eat at the hotel so cannot comment.
THe pool
Overall impression
No tea and coffee in the rooms.
Most of the staff were very friendly No fridge in the room and the air condition wasn't very good during my stay.
Lots of glass that needs cleaning including the lifts. Even the drinking glasses in the bar were dirty. The restaurant needs re-thinking. On arrival the poor greeting reflects the entire hotel...miserable ! This hotel needs a new star rating from 4 to 2 at best !
Damp / smelly room.
Friendly and very helpful staff. Parking facilities were excellent, being attached to the hotel by elevators. Bar prices were rather expensive.
New comfortable hotel, lots of free public parking around, but you have to unload your luggage while being double parked on an intersection. Big mall nearby with food court. Extremely polite receptionist. Easy to find hotel by car (lots of signs and on big road) but not very near centre. Good hotel when you're by car. Excellent price/quality ratio. Not near centre, but by car only 10 minutes. No pool.
service and cleanliness excellent The hotel sign on approach could be much clearer passed twice only spotted on coming up the main road
New hotel with clean rooms and modern finishes. Views of the mountains surrounding Almeria. Across the street from Mediterraneo Centro Comercial mall. Hotel is far from the city center. Parking in hotel garage is expensive add-on.
The reception staff was really helpfull and nice, specially the man at our arrival in the night, always smiling!
Staff were very helpful, rooms were lovely and very spacious. Not much public transport near the hotel. Had to use taxis alot of the time-though they were only a 5-10 mins ride to most places.
The friendly staff, particularly the young lady in the bar/resturant
The room was comfortable and the staff friendly and helpful. A little bit out of the centre.
Good value , clean and smart. Quiet location for a single night stop over. Would stay again. No much English spken so phrase book came in useful. A little too far away from main areas.
quiet, clean, excellent staff, gourmet dining not walking distance from town centre - however public bus stop nearby
15 minute drive to airport, easy walk to city centre, quiet rooms, polite & helpful staff
Nice, clean room, modern throughout, wifi connection Bit noisy in the morning (traffic)
Nice room, quiet and clean. Easy to park. nothing
Good clean rooms and excellent location. Food menu not in English and no English speaking waiters
Very poor breakfast for a 4 star hotel. One night we had dinner and the staff didn't know if we had to pay it or not.In my opipnion it is not a 4 star hotel. Breakfast and they have to train better their staff.
The breakfast was not as good as I was expecting, and the coffee was left in containers getting cold, not in a percolator. i would recommend hotel but not the breakfast
Most things I thought food in room service was poor.A fancy omelette was just eggs and nothing else.There was also no decaffinated coffee packets available


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Directed by Angela Christlieb
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Not rated, 80 minutes
Anyone who ever binged and saw three or more movies in a row should be able to identify a little bit with the eccentric New Yorkers profiled in Angela Christlieb and Stephen Kijak's crisp, intelligent documentary film ''Cinemania.''
Jack, Eric, Harvey, Bill and Roberta are intrepid cinephiles who have forsworn living normal lives (including having a job and a relationship) to spend their time in the dark consuming images. Because of the sheer volume of movies, their goal of catching up with every film to appear in New York is not as easily realized as you might imagine and involves meticulous planning, the juggling of schedules and mad dashes from screening to screening on public transportation.
Besides their addiction to movies, the five (three of whom receive monthly payments for a disability) have little in common, and their tastes vary widely. Each has pronounced quirks. Jack Angstreich, who is in his early 30's and may be the most obsessive of the group, watches films eight hours a day, seven days a week. He carries with him the phone numbers to the projection booths of every theater along with a cellphone so he can call them if necessary. He also arranges his diet to avoid having to go to the bathroom during a showing and is so intolerant of noisy fellow patrons that he has been known to rip the food out of their hands to keep them quiet.
Roberta Hill, a former mail carrier in her early 60's, lives in an apartment crammed with promotional junk and bric-a-brac, including the ticket stubs for every movie she attends. (She shuns television.) Hot tempered and imperious, she was banned from the Museum of Modern Art after attacking an usher who unwittingly ripped her stub in half.
Bill Heidbreder, the most intellectual of the five, describes himself as a writer and philosopher and prefers what he calls ''relationship films'' to action movies. He places elaborate personal ads to meet his mythical dream girl (a fellow cinephile, of course) and fantasizes about moving to Paris.
Harvey Schwartz, 50, who lives with his mother in the Bronx, maintains an exhaustive collection of soundtrack albums and has memorized the running times of every movie he sees. Eric Chadbourne, who loves movie musicals and worships Audrey Hepburn and Ginger Rogers, lives in a tiny apartment in Queens, surrounded by stacks of videotapes. He boasts of having seen such favorite movies as ''Ruggles of Red Gap'' and ''Stage Door'' 20 or more times.
Although ''Cinemania,'' which opens today in Manhattan, keeps a measured distance from its subjects, who gather at the end to watch the completed film, its composite portrait is not a happy one. All five seem to suffer from an obsession-compulsion disorder that has taken over their lives.Continue reading the main story
It is left for Mr. Heidbreder to offer the fanciest rationalization for their addiction. Asked whether the movies are a substitute for life, he rejects the suggestion that their behavior is pathological and declares that film itself ''is a form of living.'' STEPHEN HOLDENContinue reading the main story


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Loved the trip, ship and great destinations too.
Sail Date: July 19, 2015
Reviewed: 8 months ago
Traveled As: Couple
Room Type: Inside
This was the first cruise for my husband and third for myself. We had an absolute blast.
The crew members of the Magic were all friendly, and they took the time to get to know our names. The only thing I would have changed was the dining time options. We did anytime dining which I didn't like as much because service was hit and miss depending on where you got seated. Definitely doing early dining next time so that way we get to know our table and the servers.
The ship had a lot of fun things to do. We loved the comedy shows the most as well as the art auctions. The mini golf was fun. The slides were eh, ok. We just went on each once because they weren't too thrilling. We didn't get a change to do the high ropes course because the day we chose to do it, it was closed because of high winds.
Overall the food was excellent. We enjoyed the pizza, wok, and the main dining room.
The destinations were awesome. We went to Cozumel, Jamaica, & Grand Cayman. We loved swimming with the Sting Rays and Turtles in Grand Cayman and it was our favorite excursion.
In Cozumel we went to see the ruins. My husband loved ruins so that is why we went and overall it wasn't a bad experience, just a lot of hiking up the ruin...not the easier climb and very long bus ride.
Jamaica was interesting. We didn't do an excursion with Carnival this time, but rather went to one of the vendors. We ended up doing river tubing. We had a great time and our tour guide was excellent. Jamaica was overall my least favorite place. It was very ghetto to say the least and have never been hassled by so many people to buy their goods, not even in Mexico. We literately had a vendor waiting outside another shop to have us come to their shop. The Margaritaville looked sweet and I would recommend it. They have a slide that drops you into the ocean and a lot of bouncy castles and things in the ocean.
The only big complaint I have about the ship was the beds. The beds are hard as a rock and very uncomfortable but this is a carnival thing in general.
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Awesome ship, highly recommend it.
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The hotel is quietly located on the outskirts of Thallichtenberg near Castle Lichtenberg, one of the largest castle ruins of Germany. Destinations include the gem city Idar-Oberstein, a gem museum, a wildlife park and the town of Kusel. Nordic walking, hiking and cycling tours are enjoyable activities.
The comfortable, familiar 2-star superior hotel Burgblick offers 12 single, double and family rooms, equipped with shower/toilet, satellite TV, telephone, safe, free DSL, and some with terrace. The restaurant with view over the largest castle ruin of Germany serves seasonal and regional delicacies and offers an organic breakfast buffet section.
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Childs 40 Piece Ironstone Dolls Dinner Service
W T Copeland Staffordshire, England c 1890
This is a wonderful miniature child's dinner set, circa 1860. It is decorated in along the rims in a country blue trailing vine of trillium or heart shaped three lobed flowers. In Doris Lechler's book `English Toy Dishes', the pattern is referred to as COPELAND HEARTS.
The pieces are perfect miniature replicas of an adult-sized tea service made in similar transferware patterns. The oval serving pieces have moulded handles and finials. The set includes:
SOUP TUREEN with lid and under plate, 4" high and 6" long (couple of small chips under the lid)
2 SAUCER TUREENS 3" high and 5" long, with lids, under plates and original LADLES.
2 VEGETABLE DISHES with lids, 2 1/2" high and 5" long (one top finial was reglued)
2 OVAL SERVING DISHES, 5" long ( kiln kiss on bottom of one)
2 SAUCE BOATS or Gravy Boats, 1 3/4" tall and 4" long
1 round SALT DISH 1 1/4" tall and 3" across (chip under the rim and a chip on the pedestal base)
5 PLATTERS in graduated Sizes: 2 @ 5, 5 1/4, 5 3/4 & 6 1/4"
6 Dinner PLATES 4" across (1 shallow rim chip)
6 Shallow SOUP PLATES 4" across
6 CHEESE PLATES 3 1/2" across
The set was made by W.T. Copeland (late Spode), a pottery manufactory in the Staffordshire region of England in the mid-to-late19th century which was (and still is) well known for its fine transfer printed ceramics. The set has the `feel' of an especially fine soft paste earthenware.
The set is in great condition especially considering it has been well played with by generations of children. Other than the minor condition issues listed above, there is rubbing on the rims of one or two pieces, stilt marks and other typical making flaws original ot the making, adding to the authenticity and the naive charm.
Copeland's miniature tea sets and early toy table wares are hard to find, especially with original LADLES and other coveted serving pieces. This set will make a stunning addition to any collection of children's dishes, and would also make a fantastic and unique doll house accessory. The pattern makes splendid gift for the child botanist in your life! We have also listed other early toy table and tea wares. Mix and match for a lovely display!
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I always wondered about the different references of months of pregnancy, since 40 weeks is based on 10 lunar months, but it is closer to 9 calendar months...Does that mean that none of us can really be wrong anyway? It is just an estimated day anyway.ReplyDelete
Yay! I'm glad you are back. I hope you guys get settled down quickly and that list of things to do vanishes without too much hassle!
I always wonder about the weeks vs. months pregnancy length thing, too. It all has to do with whether you view one month as being 4 weeks and only 4 weeks. Or if you give it more room, because some months have 5 weeks. Babies will come when babies are ready to come, right!? Who really cares how long it takes!?
Yay! You're back! Good luck getting everything on your list done.
I have heard it said that the "average" pregnancy is 40 weeks, or ten "lunar" months, from mom's last menstrual period, which comes out to somewhere around nine-ish calendar months.
My baby is due on June 23, and I am very interested in seeing whether he'll end up being a Gemini or a Cancer, a spring baby or a summer baby. It's kind of neat being due right on the cusp of a season.
Missed you! While you were gone, I read about your pregnancy with Margaret (because I found this blog when she was a year or so old) and read Unconditional Parenting by Alfie Kohn, as you've recommended. Loved it! Ordered my own copy on Amazon! I don't have kids yet (first IVF next month) so I was pleasantly surprised by how many of the suggestions I already use in my middle-school classroom. For example, Kohn suggests giving children choices - when I give a quiz, there are generally 12 questions and I tell my students to pick any 10. It makes me sad how shocked they are when they get to choose things like that. "No one else lets us pick!" Well, welcome to my world, kiddo. Thank you so much for writing this blog. I have learned so much from you in the past few months; I feel like I'm a better person and I will be a better mom because of you.ReplyDelete
HI I am new to your blog. I found you on my sister's (Lisa C) blog.
I really appreciate your posts about nursing in church. I am pregnant with our second and am hesitant to use the "mother's room" it is really just a chair in a bathroom. It always smells bad and I don't want to have to sit there and listen to people use the toilet while I am nursing my son.
Thanks for your courage to do what you feel is right, and to share it with others.
I'm feeling a tad bit better then as I am right now working through 300 posts in my reader. Usually I don't get past 70-something. I haven't moved (yet) but all the work getting ready to move is exhausting and time consuming enough. Oh right, and I've been trying to preserve my brain cells just to write a post here and there. When I comment I'm pretty much running on fumes. Happy to see you back though!ReplyDelete
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Charles LiMandri has been involved with pro bono religious liberty cases for over 12 years, defending Mt. Soledad Cross, San Diego Firefighters, and many other organizations when their rights were being violated. The pro bono work was solely funded by Mr. LiMandri's private law practice until it became apparent that the need was increasing and he could no longer fund the work personally.
Mr. LiMandri had attended a private summit on marriage and religious liberty in New York, which gathered together Cardinal Timothy Dolan, Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone, Princeton University's Robbie George, evangelical pastor Jim Garlow, and many others. At that summit, it quickly became clear that serious Catholics, Protestants, Jews, and Mormons all agree: if we do not halt the secular progressive agenda of harassment and intimidation of people of conscience, our children will not experience or enjoy the freedom and liberty that we have long known as Americans.
At the urging of many friends, Mr. LiMandri began the nonprofit, Freedom of Conscience Defense Fund (FCDF), to allow others to support the mounting escalation and intensity of religious freedom cases. On September 6, 2012, the official launch of the Freedom of Conscience Defense Fund took place at the beautiful home of Claire Reiss in La Jolla, California. More than 75 supporters gathered to hear various speakers—including Board Chairperson Maggie Gallagher—who addressed the pressing need for the FCDF.
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Sail Date: January 11, 2015
Reviewed: 2 years ago
Traveled As: Singles/Friends
Room Type: Balcony
Staff was exceptional! State room balcony with room service breakfast every morning was THE BEST! We returned every night to our dining table because the staff and guests were so much fun - the food and portions were excellent. Al of the dining experiences on the ship were tasty - best jumbo hotdog at the pool bar!
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|Loved all of it - from the lobster to the hot dogs! Always fresh and tasty.
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|Most staff knew us by name - bartenders and waitstaff. Very nice.
|Better than anticipated.
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|Spacious closet, comfortable bed, balcony perfect size for morning coffee. The stateroom was bigger than I thought it would be. So nice to always walk in to a well kept space by the housekeeping staff.
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Stop and enjoy all the moments. It is very easy to get around the ship. The nooks and quiet spots are worth discovering. It was a beautiful, elegant environment - I would encourage travelers to have a beverage in every bar and snack/meal in every restaurant - it is worth it!
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Begonia (Begonia spp.) is an enormous plant family. The term does not describe a species of plant but a genus that includes more than 1,500 different varieties, each with its own bloom period.
The most widely grown begonias in this country are wax begonias (Begonia x semperflorens-cultorum), plants often grown as annuals, and tuberous begonias (Begonia x tuberhybrida), which grow from bulbs. Both flower all summer long. But many lesser-known begonia species also decorate a garden.
Wax Begonias
Wax begonias are the bright blooming bedding plants one most often sees in garden beds and flower boxes. They get their common name from their shiny, waxy leaves. The plants can be grown as perennials in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 8 through 10 and as colorful summer annuals in cooler zones. They bloom all summer long, from July through the first frosts.
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Tuberous begonias (Begonia tuberhybrida) offer big blooms in tropical colors that grow well in hard-to-plant areas of garden shade. These begonias are hardy in USDA zones 9 through 11, offering white, yellow, orange, rose, red and pink flowers from mid-July through frosts. For even longer blooms, try the patented Nonstop Mix tuberous begonia (Begonia x tuberhybrida Nonstop Mix), hardy in USDA zones 9 through 11. The flowers are full doubles -- up to 4 1/2 inches wide -- in a mix of bright colors that bloom without stopping for four solid months from July through October.
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Don't expect blossoms on rex begonias (Begonia rex-coltorum) because these are plants grown not for their flowers, which are insignificant, but for their fantastic foliage that mixes shapes, textures and colors such as greens, reds, pinks, silvers, grays, lavenders and a wind-dark maroon. Rex begonias thrive outside only in USDA zones 10 and 11.
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If you are looking for a begonia that blooms all year long and you live in a warm region, try the shrub begonia commonly called sweet begonia (Begonia odorata 'Alba'). This succulent begonia is a perennial in USDA zones 10 through 11. It grows to 3 feet high and 4 feet wide and, in warm climates, is covered with fragrant white flower clusters 12 months out of 12. Expect more blossoms in the cooler months of the year, from fall to late spring, because the plant produces fewer flowers in hot, humid summers.
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When they call it hardy begonia, they aren't kidding. Hardy begonia (Begonia evansiana syn Begonia grandis) is an herbaceous perennial whose tuberous roots can live out winters in USDA zones 6 and 7. The foliage forms a loose mound about 2 feet in each direction. Pink pendant flower clusters cover the plant from July until October.
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