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Sky Bar at Lebua State Tower, Bangkok
With a gaudy gold dome atop a behemoth white chunk of steel and concrete, we've always found the Lebua State Tower to be an eyesore in the Bangkok skyline. At 247 metres — the third tallest in Thailand — there's no doubt it's an imposing structure. On the 64th floor rooftop, the Sky Bar bills itself as the highest open-air bar in the world, but is it worth the sky high prices?
As soon as the high speed elevator opened on to the highest floor, a team of six staff members didn't give us time to blink before asking if we were there for dinner or drinks. After we told them we'd like to perhaps have a drink while checking out a dinner menu, they briskly shuffled us over to the Sky Bar without offering any menus. It didn't matter — our eyes were immediately fixated on the views.
Few if any of Bangkok's rooftop bars can rival this vantage point. Revellers can watch the Chao Phraya River as it snakes for miles around the Phra Phradaeng (Bang Kachao) area to the south, which appears as an island of forest amid an urban sea. From the other side of the platform, you can gaze all the way north to Rama VIII Bridge and Nonthaburi. Our only complaint is how the big ugly dome blocks northeastern views of Bangkok's other biggest buildings. Photos are allowed from the bar area.
Set at one end of the high altitude platform, a small circular bar is outfitted with lights that ebb and flow from hot pink to cool blue. While it's pleasing to the eye, the bar is a cramped affair. It apparently gets uncomfortably packed later in the evening, though there was plenty of breathing room when we arrived around 18:30. No bar stools are available at any time. If wanting to take a seat on the same rooftop, you'll need to at least order an appetiser from the super-pricey menu at Sirocco. Live jazz bands set the mood every night from 19:30 to midnight.
Three bartenders offer a decent selection of wine, champagne and cocktails served in sizable glassware. A "Hangovertini" pays homage to the The Hangover II, which was partly filmed here, though we doubt those dudes would go for the mix of green tea liqueur, apple juice and rosemary honey. Cocktails are done well, but you'll need to shell out around 500 baht (not including tax and service charge) to enjoy one. At 320 baht, a small Singha beer won't save you much cash. No entry fee is charged at any time, however, so we suppose it's fair to add a "64th floor fee" into drink prices.
If the Sky Bar is too crowded, you might head down one floor to Distil, a more chilled out indoor bar with an outdoor terrace that features similarly commanding views — and seats. Cocktails are also available here, though an outstanding selection of single malt scotches and aperitifs are perhaps more tempting.
Lebua also has four fine dining options to choose from, including Mediterranean cuisine at rooftop Sirocco, award-winning Western-Asian fusion at Mezzaluna located within the gold dome itself, creative pan-Asian at Breeze on the 52nd floor, and a mix of Lebanese, Indian, Thai and pizza at Cafe Mozu on a lower floor next to the hotel pool. With offerings like Hunan-style wok-fried Maine lobster with wing beans, Breeze's menu looked enticing, and the pyramid-shaped glass wall with pulsating indigo lights is a cool touch.
Though the Sky Bar is certainly a touristy thing to do, we didn't feel the vibe was off-putting. Staff were firm and efficient but also friendly and very polite. We appreciated how entry to the rooftop is free and there wasn't any pressure to buy drinks. As long as you don't hang around for too long, it's possible to go all the way to the top, check out the views and leave without paying a single baht. If you do have cash to spend, this is a fine place for an extravagant night on — or above — the town.
All of Lebua's bars and restaurants have a "smart casual" dress code. For men, this means closed toe shoes and no shorts or sleeveless shirts, though regular T-shirts are fine. No instructions are provided for women but we've heard that flip-flops are not acceptable.
Lebua State Tower is located at the corner of Silom and Charoen Krung roads in the Bangrak part of town (see map). The main entrance is on Silom and you'll need to walk through the giant, empty ground-floor to reach the elevators. From Saphan Taksin BTS station, take exit 3 and walk straight at the bottom of the stairs, then turn left on to Charoen Krung Road. Walk north for about 200 metres, crossing the street when possible, then take a right on Silom and the State Tower entrance will be on the right. The Sky Bar is open daily from 18:00 to 01:00. Distil pours from 17:00.
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Lynn Ahrens, Stephen Flaherty, Joe Iconis, and More Set for MAC's They Write the Songs
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Songwriters in attendance will also include Marcy Heisler, Zina Goldrich, Bobby Cronin, and Andrew Sotomayor.
Ahrens & Flaherty Celebrate Their 30th Anniversary at 54 Below With Brian Stokes Mitchell, Stephanie J. Block, and More
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The songwriting power couple launched their 54 Below cabaret series with some of their closest Broadway pals.
Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty: Celebrating 30 Years of "New Music"
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"I guess [you've] been around a long time when they start modeling television characters after you," says lyricist Lynn Ahrens with a ...
EXCLUSIVE: Tony Award-Winning Playwright Terrence McNally Will Reunite With Ragtime Collaborators Ahrens and Flaherty on New Project
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The Callaway Sisters, John Tartaglia, and Ahrens & Flaherty Preview Upcoming 54 Below Concerts
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Upcoming 54 Below performers John Tartaglia, Liz and Ann Hampton Callaway, and the Tony Award-winning writing team of ...
<i>Rocky</i>, a New Musical Based on the Classic Sylvester Stallone Film, Will Play Broadway's Winter Garden Theatre
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Written by Stephen Flaherty, Lynn Ahrens, and Thomas Meehan, the show will begin performances in February 2014.
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NCAA Lacrosse Player Blogs: Hofstra's Whitcomb on 3-0 start; Cornell coming up
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One of our Hofstra women's bloggers, Lauren Whitcomb, is back this week with a dispatch discussing her team's undefeated start and upcoming trip upstate to take on Cornell. As always, blog submissions can be sent to email@example.com.
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The Women's lacrosse team is now 3-0! It feels good to be undefeated! We gained our first win against Iona and although it was freezing in the Dutch Dome, we were hot! From the first draw we all really seemed to flow together. For the first couple of runs we were able to get the ball right off the draw and score. On the attacking end, we had seven different people score proving everyone is a threat. On the defensive end, we were also a powerhouse holding them scoreless for most of the first half.
Our next game we stayed on our home turf against UCONN. This was the first year they made it on our schedule, so we knew we had a lot to prove. This was an exciting game for me personally because their goalie and center midfielder were my teammates from high school. We dominated the game, but allowed them to have a couple or runs. It was our first true test of how we could handle some pressure and we kept it together.
This past Saturday we headed to Rhode Island to play Brown. Having played them last year, we knew going into the game they were going to be fast and physical, and that's exactly what we got. Although we controlled the game, it felt extremely frantic because of their high-pressure defense. Once we adjusted, we were unstoppable, going into halftime with an 8-3 lead. The second half we came out scoring three straight goals, keeping control of the game. As Brown tried to make a comeback getting the draw control was a key element of the game and K'Leigh Vanaman really helped with her relentless hustle on the outside circle.
Our next game is this Saturday at home against Cornell, so we have this next week of practice to really sharpen our skills. I'm already pumped to play Cornell since last year we were forced to play them in snow blizzard only to get the game cancelled with about ten minutes left in the game.
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Wisconsin Football: 3 Depth Chart Battles That Are Far from Over
By Peter Raisch ,
The almighty depth chart was released early this week with few surprises, a few snubs and whole bunch of battles yet to be settled.
The Wisconsin Badgers, like every other team in the nation, are trying to put some sort of organization together after weeks of camp play. For fans, it is a real glimpse into the competitions raging on after the media leaves and the coaches have a chance to evaluate their talent.
For players, it is a tangible testament to their effort—or lack thereof.
This document is by no means dogma though; it is merely a starting point and sometimes cruel gauge. A few of the slots are cemented in and require Twitter announcements, but other key struggles remain.
Most people regard Nick Toon as a great player, but his absence is causing a disproportionate amount of chaos on the Wisconsin roster.
The first challenge for the offense is breaking in a new quarterback. The second is finding him a reliable target to throw to. Sure, Jared Abbrederis will retain his safety blanket status, but receivers coach Zach Azzanni needs to find some diamonds in the rough in an inconsistent unit.
Right now, the diminutive Kenzel Doe and Madison-born Jordan Frederick are set to start alongside Abbrederis. Big Ten Championship Game hero Jeff Duckworth is penciled in as a backup with Chase Hammond and A.J. Jordan. It's curious because Duckworth has meaningful game experience with 236 yards last season while Doe has four yards and Frederick has yet to play. Jordan is described as an explosive player, but in a recent interview with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Jeff Potrykus, Azzanni admits reservations:
He is what you look for in an athlete. He can run. He can run. He can run. You can't teach guys how to run.
He has to grow up faster. He has to go about his business better. He has to create better habits. If he does that, the faster you'll see him catching touchdowns in Camp Randall.
Mannaseh Garner, a powerful athlete who figured to play a role, asked for a transfer yesterday— leaving the scrum to become a receiver even more muddled.
So for now, the depth chart provides little in clarity and much in terms of confusion when it comes to the Wisconsin receiving corps.
There are few constants in the landscape of college football—like Notre Dame playing on NBC.
Another fixed variable in a volatile environment is the Wisconsin offensive line. It will be big. It will be skilled. It will dominate.
Per usual, that famed line needs to reboot in the wake of graduation and the NFL draft. One of the most intriguing battles on that line is on the right side of the line between the truly monstrous Rob Havenstein, fifth-year senior Robert Burge, Kyle Costigan and freshman Dan Voltz.
For the time being, it seems as though Havensetin has the starting spot tied up at tackle, with Costigan winning at guard. Those victories may be short-lived.
Burge could push both players for either position while stiff-arming Voltz. Expect the battle to continue well into the season, as the Wisconsin staff traditionally loves to rotate their big men throughout games.
All four players have the skills, but it may come down to a question of chemistry in the end.
Madison, we have a problem.
Two veteran special teams stars are gone, and they have left some giant shoes to fill. When most people read a depth chart, two slots appear: K and P. This most recent depth chart, though, requires a legend and perhaps an understanding of ancient runes.
The "kickoff" kicker will be Kyle French while the "field goal" kicker will be freshman Jack Russell. Splitting these duties means there is major disarray and cause for worry. It also means the coaching staff had it all wrong when earlier predictions had both players flip-flopped.
Bielema will need to find a solution before it causes even more problems in an error-plagued unit.
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James WalkerAs part of Best of the NFL Week on ESPN.com, here are five bests for the AFC North: Best QB arm: This may surprise you, but Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco has the strongest arm in the division -- and one of the strongest in the NFL. Flacc...
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Holiday homes become pet playgrounds at this time of year. Cats delight in un-decking the halls and climbing the tree. Dogs eat decorations and baptize the tree. The result is a holiday that's anything but merry. My latest Paw Nation article addresses some of the most common holiday safety issues...
When November rolls around each year we take time to celebrate the many blessings we've enjoyed. Pet people of course give thanks for their animal companions. This time of year, the holidays can prompt yearnings to adopt a new furry wonder.
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Sam has no real job, yet he gets plenty to eat. He's not on unemployment; he does not receive welfare or any type of Social Security benefits. Sam pays no rent and doesn't own a house, but he sleeps in a comfortable bed every night and it's not at a shelter. He doesn't go to a free clinic or get...
It doesn't have to be the holidays for us to want to treat our dogs. We love to indulge ourselves-and them-and are careful to avoid poisoning pets with high-risk foods like chocolate, macadamia nuts, avocados, or raisons/grapes. Artificial sweeteners keep owners lean, but any goodies sweetened...
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Thanks to her husband, Katy Perry considers herself as an honorary Brit. But as the most frequent current inhabitant of the Billboard charts, she must wish we were all anglophiles. If only America had a Christmas No. 1 competition as rabid and media-fueled as Old Blighty's! Katy would have t ... More >>
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This list began as a joke, but the longer I contemplated it, the more depressing its basic concept became. Consider: not only could I easily string together ten of Game's fruitless attempts to force label executives to release The R.E.D. Album, his followup to 2008's LAX; I had to make decisi ... More >>
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New features, celebrity endorsements, and a redesign can only get a site so far. More than ever, users want to know their private information is safe. So this week, MySpace issued a clear statement to the effect that the social network is protecting users' data. Remember the big third-party-apps-are-leaking-data-to-advertisers scare in October? MySpace responded to […] Read more »
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Amal Maher decided to shoot "Etqi Rabena Feya " in Egypt instead of Beirut due to the high production cost and to not delay the shooting for the third time , as the director Mohamed Sami was busy in shooting a Ramadan Series.
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Lebanon's sweetheart Nancy Ajram is getting ready to release her second album for children entitled (Ya Banat Ya Banat) (O'Girls O'Girls).
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Nicole Saba the Lebanese actress has agreed to participate Ahmed's EL- Saka new film (Papa), which is shooting now in order to be shown next summer.
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Elma, Washington |
For population 25 years and over in Elma:
For population 15 years and over in Elma city:
146 residents are foreign born (1.3% Latin America, 1.0% Asia, 0.5% Europe).
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2011: $1,626 (1.0%) Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Lakewood, WA (42.9 miles , pop. 58,211). Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Seattle, WA (66.1 miles , pop. 563,374). Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Los Angeles, CA (931.4 miles , pop. 3,694,820). Nearest cities: Satsop, WA (1.8 miles ), Malone-Porter, WA (2.3 miles ), Brady, WA (2.3 miles ), McCleary, WA (2.7 miles ), Montesano, WA (3.0 miles ), Wynoochee, WA (3.2 miles ), Oakville, WA (3.8 miles ), Central Park, WA (3.8 miles ). Single-family new house construction building permits:
Latitude: 47.01 N, Longitude: 123.41 W Area code: 360
City-data.com crime rate counts serious crimes more heavily. It adjusts for the number of visitors and daily workers commuting into cities. Crime rate in Elma detailed stats: murders, rapes, robberies, assaults, burglaries, thefts, arson Full-time law enforcement employees in 2011, including police officers: 8 (7 officers).
Elma, Washington accommodation, waste management, arts - Economy and Business Data Unemployment in July 2013:
Unemployment by year (%) Historical population Historical housing units Population change in the 1990s: -23 (-0.7%).
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Average climate in Elma, WashingtonBased on data reported by over 4,000 weather stations
Earthquake activity:Elma-area historical earthquake activity is slightly below Washington state average. It is 113% greater than the overall U.S. average.On 4/13/1949 at 19:55:42, a magnitude 7.0 (7.0 UK, Class: Major, Intensity: VIII - XII) earthquake occurred 45.9 miles away from the city center, causing $80,000,000 total damage On 2/28/2001 at 18:54:32, a magnitude 6.8 (6.5 MB, 6.6 MS, 6.8 MW, Depth: 32.2 mi, Class: Strong, Intensity: VII - IX) earthquake occurred 39.4 miles away from Elma center, causing $2,000,000,000 total damage and $305,000,000 insured losses On 4/29/1965 at 15:28:43, a magnitude 6.6 (6.6 UK) earthquake occurred 54.9 miles away from the city center, causing $28,000,000 total damage On 7/3/1999 at 01:43:54, a magnitude 5.8 (5.4 MB, 5.5 MS, 5.8 MW, 5.3 ME, Depth: 25.2 mi, Class: Moderate, Intensity: VI - VII) earthquake occurred 8.9 miles away from the city center On 2/14/1981 at 06:09:27, a magnitude 5.5 (5.1 MB, 4.8 MS, 5.5 ML) earthquake occurred 74.2 miles away from Elma center On 5/3/1996 at 04:04:22, a magnitude 5.5 (5.2 MB, 5.3 MD, 5.5 ML, Depth: 2.5 mi) earthquake occurred 96.6 miles away from the city center Magnitude types: body-wave magnitude (MB), duration magnitude (MD), energy magnitude (ME), local magnitude (ML), surface-wave magnitude (MS), moment magnitude (MW) Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Grays Harbor County (22) is a lot greater than the US average (12).Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 21 Emergencies Declared: 1 Causes of natural disasters: Floods: 15, Storms: 13, Mudslides: 8, Landslides: 6, Winter Storms: 4, Heavy Rains: 2, Snows: 2, Floods: 2, Wind: 1, Earthquake: 1, Hurricane: 1, Volcanic Eruption: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category). Birthplace of: Bud Ward - Professional golfer. Hospitals/medical centers near Elma:
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Drinking water stations with addresses in Elma and their reported violations in the past:GOLD BEACH AVIATION (Population served: 64, Groundwater):Past monitoring violations:PORTER GENERAL STORE (Population served: 45, Groundwater): Past monitoring violations: Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2011: 11.1% (12.4% for White Non-Hispanic residents, 19.0% for Black residents, 0.0% for Hispanic or Latino residents, 0.0% for American Indian residents, 0.0% for two or more races residents) Average household size:
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Detailed information about poverty and poor residents in Elma, WA 50 people in emergency and transitional shelters (with sleeping facilities) for people experiencing homelessness in 201044 people in other group homes in 2000 Elma compared to Washington state average:
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1996 Presidential Elections Results 2000 Presidential Elections Results 2008 Presidential Elections Results 2012 Presidential Elections Results Graphs represent county-level data. Detailed 2008 Election Results Religion statistics for Elma (based on Grays Harbor County data)Percentage of population affiliated with a religious congregations: 30.79%
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Tables represent county-level data. Food Environment Statistics:Number of grocery stores: 25
Number of convenience stores (no gas): 21
Number of convenience stores (with gas): 30
Number of full-service restaurants: 64
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6.95% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($36,438 average adjusted gross income)
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Feb 5, 2007 05:51 PM, Main St, 6th St, Lat: 47.003806, Lon: -123.407872, Vehicles: 1, Pedestrians: 1, Fatalities: 1 Jun 25, 2006 00:07 AM, West Main, N 11th, Lat: 47.003297, Lon: -123.414031, Vehicles: 1, Persons: 1, Fatalities: 1 Nov 3, 1999 02:45 PM, Us-12, Vehicles: 1, Persons: 8, Fatalities: 1 Feb 3, 1978 02:05 PM, Vehicles: 2, Persons: 2, Fatalities: 1 National Bridge Inventory (NBI) Statistics
Number of bridges: 11
Total length: 42 meters (138ft) Total costs: $24,814,000 Total average daily traffic: 52,100 Total average daily truck traffic: 5,943
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By FCOadmin. Posted in General | 6 Comments »So Northern Illinois is going to the Orange Bowl. Northern Illinois from the MAC. Remember the MAC? It's the conference we left behind because we felt C-USA was better. What's the difference between Northern Illinois and Central Florida? Nothing. Other than Central Florida has better high school talent to recruit from, better weather, and better facilities. And a better conference of course. So why is UNI going to play FSU on New Year's Night in Miami and not UCF? Urban Meyer said after the game in week 2 that UCF was a good football team. He knows a little about good football teams. So why are we not the BCS buster? There is no good reason.
The three games that were the difference between UNI and UCF were Missouri, which we had a late first half screw up and then abandoned the run game in the second half for no apparent reason and lost to one of the few SEC teams not going to a bowl this year, and the two Tulsa games. One was lost by two points, the other in overtime. Both games had plenty of plays where UCF messed up a good thing and managed to lose them. From poor clock management at the end of the half, to not knowing the rules on punt coverage, there were plenty of moments that should be blamed on poor coaching.
What we did this year, and several others with near misses everywhere, and what Northern Illinois did is proof that UCF should be realistically expecting to play in major bowl games at least once in a while. We've seen many other "directional schools" crack the big time, even though some of those schools are not named with a direction in them. Schools like TCU and Boise State and Utah made it from non-AQ conferences. Now we actually have one with a name like ours. We have a true directional school in a major bowl game, and it isn't us. That should not be. And the only explanation is O'Leary. Look at how quickly UNI's coach was snatched up by an AQ school. O'Leary has been here for nine years. Not once has his name been rumored for a higher profile job. That should be telling us something.
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... in life, and stop for more photos here and there. It seems like this side of the mountain is more inhabited. There is even a place for a "Primitive Village", which proves to be a group of 3 big huts. Yea, looking not too advanced, and not too interesting just as well.Right now an onsen is the mostly interesting thing to reach. There are still some small climbs here and there, and I really don't enjoy these. My legs tell me that I've done enough climbing for today, and now it's ...
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... a good hour surrounded by the magnificent temple buildings. I then left, walked through Yoyogi, stopped at a convenience store for dinner, almost got lost again but found a map, got my bags from the locker at Shinjuku Station, and then walked over to the building that Willer Express is in to register. I keep forgetting that I can only upload photos from my phone to these posts, so since I take most of my photos with my camera, I don't have as many as I actually do to post here, ...
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A mile outside the village is the Olympic Jumping Complex, with the 90- and 120-meter ski jumps. A glass-enclosed elevator takes visitors to the top of the 26-story structure, where an observation deck leaves you feet from the top of the jump runway. Competitors descend by soaring a hundred yards down the landing hill.
A little farther down the road is the Olympic Sports Complex at Mount Van Hoevenberg, with cross-country skiing on 50 kilometers of trails used in the '80 Games and two banked, iced tracks for Olympic and World Cup bobsled, luge, and skeleton events. On winter weekends, visitors thrill to a 50-mile-per-hour plummet down the lower portion of the bobsled track in a sled piloted by a professional driver and brakeman.
For a more, well, placid Olympic experience, spend a few hours in the Olympic Museum, in town at the Olympic Center. We strolled through the town's Olympic history, informed by displays, photos, memorabilia, films, and video clips about the '32 and '80 Games.
And then there are the non-Olympic ways to play in the snow and ice: pickup hockey games and dogsled and toboggan rides on frozen Mirror Lake. (The village sits on the shores of Mirror Lake; larger Lake Placid is just north of downtown, across a narrow strip of land.) The toboggans launch from the '32 Olympics converted ski jump trestle perched on the edge of Mirror Lake. Screaming riders are flung across the ice at 40 miles an hour for several 360-degree spins on the long wooden sleds.
All of these diversions have helped Whiteface-Lake Placid earn recognition from the readers of Ski magazine as the number one destination in the East for off-hill activities for the 20th consecutive year. The magazine's 23d annual reader survey, announced in the October issue, also ranked the region highly in scenery (third), resort dining (third), après-ski (third), challenging terrain (seventh), mountain character (eighth), family programs (11th) and overall satisfaction (11th).
With the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, little more than a year away, several countries will soon begin the process of selecting their Olympians. Some athletes may even earn Olympic berths when they compete this winter at Lake Placid. The village and Whiteface hosted bobsled and skeleton racing in November and have two more World Cup events coming up in freestyle skiing (Jan. 14-19) and luge (Feb. 3-9).
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map of the delta in the antiquity
There is proof of the existence of the Black Sea and of the Danube Mouth at least 5-6 centuries BC. The proof consists of the fortress ruins that exist nowadays in the Danube Delta. In the past, in order to navigate along the west shore of the Black Sea and to reach Histria fortress(built in the 8th century BC), information was needed about the sea currents and reefs, so maps of the area were made. The first document regarding the area dates from the 5th century BC and belongs to Herodotus. A few hundred years later, Polibiu(203-120 BC), a Greek historian, mentions, in one of his books, about the existance of sand banks which, in the present time have become sea-shores.
The most important geographer, historian and ethnographer of the ancient times, Strabon, wrote important information about the Danube Delta in his masterpiece, "Geographia". He stated that at the Istria Mouths there was a huge island, Peuce and around the island, up the river there were several small islands. According to Strabon the Danube had 7 Mouths, and the Peuce island was near "Gura Sfanta"(Holy Mouth), which nowadays is actually "Sfantul Gheorghe"(Saint George) branch.
In the first century DC, Plinius Secundus Caius (23-79 DC), an illustrious scientist of the roman era, makes a description of the Mouths of the Danube, and of course the Danube Delta. Plinius affirmed that the Danube had six Mouths: Peuce, Narucu Stoma (Narrow Mouth), Calon Stoma (Beautiful Mouth), Pseudo Stoma (Fake Mouth), Bareo Stoma (North Mouth) and Psilon Stoma(Thin Mouth). These Mouths were actually the Danube branches. Plinus also declared that, the branches were so big that the Sea changed and the water was drinkable.
The most complete information about the Danube Mouth belong to Ptolemaeus (90-168 DC). In his writing, he mentions that the Danube had 7 Mouths and describes them with accurate geographical coordinates. This information lead to the drawing of a schematic map of the Delta Danube.
Also in ancient times, other references to the Danube Delta were made by: Flavius Arrianus (95-175 DC), in "Periplus Ponti Euxinus" (Journey around the Black Sea) in which the Leuce island ( in the present named "Insula Serpilor"-Snake Island) is described. Pomponius Mela in the writing "De Chorographia"(The Description of Earth) presents the Mouths of the Danube.
From all the mentioned writings above, it results that at the beginning of the first millennium, the Danube Delta was composed by a number of river branches, lakes and islands, and at the points of contact with the Black Sea there were sand banks, above and below the sea-level.
The first document attesting the existence of Sulina village dates from 950, under the name Selina. In the 17th century, more exact maps regarding the coordinates are made. The first complete map of the Delta Danube dates from 1830. In 1857, after the setting up of the European Danube Committee, a map of the Danube branches is made.
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Discover the Vermont Studies Minor
The Vermont Studies Minor is part of the Global and Regional Studies Program in the College of Arts and Sciences. It is administered by the Center for Research on Vermont.What is the Vermont Studies Minor?
Vermont Studies is an interdisciplinary minor that integrates Vermont-related course taught throughout the university. Vermont lends itself to study because it is a small state-a living laboratory for investigations into fields of all kinds. Students can examine Vermont as a microcosm of the world at large through humanities, social sciences, the natural sciences, or the environment. At the same time, students develop and refine skills that help them interpret Vermont data and phenomenon and apply them both inside and outside the state.Our faculty are members of departments and colleges across the University including: Community Development and Applied Economics, History, Natural Resources, Environmental Studies, Political Science, Geography, Social Work, and the College of Agriculture.
Vermont Studies faculty work closely with students to tailor the Minor to student's interests and areas of study. Students may conduct independent readings and research courses to help complete the minor.- Minors must take eighteen credit hours (usually five courses or more).
- Introduction to Vermont, VS 52
- Three of the following courses:
- Completion of two additional courses from an approved list, in consultation with the Vermont Studies Director. A list of these courses is available on the Registrar's website, under "Vermont Studies". Link to Registrars's page. These courses vary widely from Social Work to Wildlife Tracking to Community Development.
VS 055 / GEOL 055 | Environmental Geology |
VS 192 / GEOG 192 | Vermont Field Studies |
VS 092 / GEOG 061 | Geography of Vermont |
VS 164 / ANTH 164 | Indians of the NE: Vermont |
VS 123 / POLS 123 | The Vermont Political System |
VS 158 / HIST 158 | History of New England |
VS 184 / HIST 184 | Vermont History |
VS 160 / ENGS 178 | Literature of Vermont |
Learn More
Please contact Vermont Studies Director Richard Watts at firstname.lastname@example.com or at firstname.lastname@example.com, or phone (802) 656-4389.Last modified November 14 2013 01:59 PM


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