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Once life and culture had stabilized in the 19th century and moved beyond the frontier focus on subsistence and survival, Americans began to explore the idea of improving health and creating more comfortable lifestyles. Health reform in the late 19th century emerged from the idea that a healthy body and practicing moderation in daily living were necessary to a spiritual, meaningful existence. From these ideas, the vegetarian philosophy was codified, and The Health Reformer's Cook Book embraced trends that still have significance today. As stated in the book, it's " object is to restore the sick to health by means of . . . pure air, pure water, sun-light, sleep, proper clothing, judicious exercise, healthful food, pleasant social influences, &c., excluding all poisonous drugs." The Health Reformer's Cook Book is based on the methods and beliefs that Jackson and her husband actually employed at a health facility founded by her husband. Following the health reform ideals of the time, Jackson included recipes to limit excessive eating and following a vegetarian diet focused on simple meals of fruits, vegetables, and grains-all trends that still resonant with health experts today. This edition of The Health Reformer's Cook Book was reproduced by permission from the volume in the collection of the American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Massachusetts. Founded in 1812 by Isaiah Thomas, a Revolutionary War patriot and successful printer and publisher, the Society is a research library documenting the life of Americans from the colonial era through 1876. The Society collects, preserves, and makes available as complete a record as possible of the printed materials from the early American experience. The cookbook collection includes approximately 1,100 volumes.
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Great Composers of Europe
Program Number:
Start and End Dates:
4/17/2014 - 5/1/2014
5/22/2014 - 6/5/2014
10/9/2014 - 10/23/2014
14 nights
Germany/Czech Republic/Austria
Price starting at:
$3,799.00 -
Price may vary based on date, departure city
Program Type:
Music Appreciation
33; 13 Breakfasts, 10 Lunches, 10 Dinners
Meal Options:
Vegetarian; Low Salt; Low Fat; Gluten Free
Vienna, Munich and Prague can lay claim to some of the greatest composers of all time: Mozart, Haydn, Wagner, Strauss, Dvorak and more. Walk in these geniuses' footsteps, listen to their masterpieces, and experience the breathtaking beauty of the three European cities that inspired them. This journey takes you to magnificent theater houses, workspaces of today's musicians and, most importantly, deep into the music itself.
• Attend a concert of works by Mozart, Beethoven and Haydn in Vienna, one of the leading cities for classical music.
• Go backstage at the Estates Theatre in Prague, known as the jewel of neoclassical theater architecture.
• Explore the lovely Alpine city of Salzburg, Mozart's birthplace.
Activity Particulars
Walking and standing for up to 2.5 hours during field trips, mostly on downtown city streets with some cobblestones; use of public transportation.
Date Specific Information
4-17-2014, 5-22-2014, 10-9-2014
Enjoy the latest in hearing technology — listening devices — on this date.
Itinerary Summary
Arrival Vienna (Austria), 5 nights; coach to Munich (Germany), 4 nights; coach to Prague (Czech Republic), 4 nights; departure.
Overnight flight from the U.S.A.
1 night
Arrival Vienna (Austria)
5 nights
Discover Austria's splendid capital, a city of imperial palaces, elegant coffeehouses and, of course, music. Walk where Mozart once strode on an expert-led excursion through the Inner City around St. Stephen's Cathedral and the Figaro House. Meet members of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and State Opera. Journey to the city of Eisenstadt to delve into the life of Joseph Haydn. Dine in a heuriger, a traditional, cozy Viennese wine inn.
Coach to Munich (Germany)
4 nights
In the cosmopolitan capital of Bavaria, visit the Frauenkirche cathedral, Marienplatz central square and the buzzing Viktualienmarkt. Learn about the Wittelsbach dynasty's ambitious 16th-century cultural policy. Explore the lives of Richard Wagner and Richard Strauss. Enjoy a field trip to the magnificent Residence palace and savor the tastes of Bavaria at local restaurants.
Coach to Prague (Czech Republic)
4 nights
Get to know the city called the "conservatory of Europe" and enter the world of its great composers: Antonin Dvorak, Gustav Mahler, Bedrich Smetana and more. Enjoy an expert-led visit to the National Museum of Czech Music. Meet the choir Collegium 419 and attend their performance at the 12th-century Church of St. Martin in the Wall. Enjoy a classical music concert in the beautiful St. Nicolas Church at Prague's Lesser Town square.
Vienna: Four-star hotel. Munich: Centrally located hotel. Prague: Comfortable hotel in historic district.
Road Scholar Instructors
These instructors are participating on at least one date of this program. Please note that changes may occur.
David Beveridge
Musicologist David Beveridge is on the research staff of Musicological Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague. He has a doctorate in music history and literature from the University of California, Berkeley. David's doctoral dissertation was titled "The Sonata Forms of Dvorak." Since 1993, he has lived in Prague, where he has researched "The Life and Works of Dvorak."
Meals and Lodgings
Austria Trend Hotel Lassalle
Vienna, Austria
5 nights
Carat Hotel Munich
Munich, Germany
4 nights
Hotel Petr
Prague, Czech Republic
4 nights
Austria Trend Hotel Lassalle
Four-Star Hotel
Austria Trend Hotel Lassalle features a modern, stylish building that is ideally located between the city center and the United Nations buildings. Close to the banks of the Danube, the hotel is within walking distance of the Danube Island, and is a 5-minute subway ride from the Old Town.
Contact info:
Engerthstraße 173-175
Vienna, A 1020 Austria
phone: +43 1 213 15 0
Room amenities:
Each room has cable television, a mini bar, safe box, free wireless Internet, trouser-press and hair dryer.
Facility amenities:
The hotel offers a café with access to the garden, restaurant, lounge, laundry services, fax machine, Internet access with printer on the 1st floor, free wireless Internet in the rooms and pay phones.
Smoking allowed:
Elevators available:
Additional nights prior:
N/A Please contact Road Scholar Travel Services if you would like assistance making hotel reservations for additional non-program nights. (800) 241-1404
Check in time:
Carat Hotel Munich
Three-Star Hotel
The Carat Hotel Munich is located in the city center, close to Marienplatz and the main railway station. The pedestrian zone and many places of interest can all be accessed easily on foot. The Sendlinger Tor underground station is only 200 meters from the hotel, with connections to the following locations; Main railway station: 2 minutes, Marienplatz: 2 minutes, Olympic center: 13 minutes, New Exhibition Center/ICM: 18 minutes, airport: 45 minutes.
Contact info:
Lindwurmstrasse 13
Munich, D-80337 Germany
phone: +49 89 230 380
Room amenities:
Each room has a television, telephone, mini bar, wireless LAN (for a fee) and a hair dryer.
Facility amenities:
The hotel offers a bar, 24-hour front desk, newspapers, terrace, safety deposit box, room service, laundry and dry cleaning services, wireless Internet hotspot in public areas (free of charge) and Internet access with printing facility in the lobby.
Smoking allowed:
Elevators available:
Hotel Petr
Three-Star Hotel
Hotel Petr is located in a quiet part of Prague only 15 minutes walking distance or two tram stops from the city center and famous historical sites such as the Charles Bridge and the National Theater. The hotel was built in 1910 and was beautifully restored in 1995. It was newly furnished in 2009, welcoming you for a peaceful night's rest.
Contact info:
Drtinova 17
Prague 5, 150 00 Czech Republic
phone: +420 257314068
Room amenities:
Each room has a telephone, safe box, satellite television, laundry services, air conditioning, coffee & tea making facilities, refrigerator, free WIFI Internet access and a hair dryer.
Facility amenities:
The hotel offers 24-hour reception, bar, safe box, free WIFI Internet access, a free computer with Internet in the bar, laundry services (for a fee) and a fax machine (for a fee). Tickets to best cultural events bookable at the front desk via on-line terminal.
Smoking allowed:
Elevators available:
Additional nights after:
Please contact Road Scholar Travel Services if you would like assistance making hotel reservations for additional non-program nights. (800) 241-1404
Check out time:
Travel Details
Start of Program:
Vienna, Austria. 4:00 PM in the hotel lobby. You will be staying at
Austria Trend Hotel Lassalle
that night.
End of Program:
Prague, Czech Republic. After breakfast on the last day of the program. You will be staying at
Hotel Petr
the night before.
Required documents:
The Road Scholar Health & Safety Form is required.
(For Independent Travelers)
Train or bus availability:
Train from all major cities in Austria, and abroad.
To Start of Program
Nearest highway:
Südautobahn (A2) motorway, Ostautobahn (A4) motorway, Donauuferautobahn (A22) motorway
Nearest airport:
Schwechat Vienna Airport
Transportation to site:
Take a taxi from the airport to the hotel. Costs approx. 38 Euro and takes approx. 30 minutes. Or, take the CAT City Airport Train or the S-Bahn to "Wien Mitte." Tickets are 10 Euro. From Wien Mitte take the subway U4 direction Heiligenstadt, and at Schwedenplatz, change to U1 direction Leopoldau to stop Vorgartenstrasse. Walk 3 blocks to the hotel. Takes 45 minutes to an hour.
From End of Program
Nearest highway:
Nearest airport:
Transportation from site:
You may arrange a shuttle from the hotel to the airport, (approx. 600-650 CZK, 9 miles).
The prices listed for commercial services and facilities that are not included in the program cost, such as airport shuttles or extra nights lodging, are subject to change without notice. Since Road Scholar cannot guarantee the accuracy of these prices, we strongly suggest contacting the companies directly for the most up-to-date information.
Daily Schedule
Day 1:
In Transit
(Thursday, May 22)
In Transit:
Depart from the US/Canada on international flight.
Day 2:
Welcome to Vienna
(Friday, May 23)
Arrival in Vienna's Schwechat International airport (VIE) and transfer to the hotel.
Introduction to the program and to the participants. Our first acquaintance with the Austrian capital will be a guided excursion by coach along the Vienna Ring Boulevard. In the 19th century Emperor Franz Joseph decreed the demolition of Vienna's medieval fortifications and ramparts to make room for the city's expansion. This 'Boulevard of Splendor' is lined with many of the most important political and cultural institutions such as Parliament and Town Hall, the Royal Palace, the prestigious State Opera and Burgtheater, the University and the Museum of Fine Arts, one of the leading museums worldwide.
Welcome dinner in the hotel dining room.
Austria Trend Hotel Lassalle
Meals Included:
Day 3:
Introduction to Cultural Vienna
(Saturday, May 24)
Breakfast in the hotel dining room.
A morning lecture gives you an Introduction to the History of Cultural Vienna. Vienna is the former capital of the powerful Hapsburg Empire that reached far into the Pannonian plain in the East and into the Balkan countries in the South. For centuries Vienna was the cultural center of Central Europe, home to many famous composers and works of art. Next we take a guided excursion through the city center following in Mozart's footsteps, passing St. Stephen's Cathedral and the Figaro House, Mozart's residence in Vienna.
Get a taste of Vienna in the city's most famous coffeehouse, the splendid Café Central, part of the Palais Ferstel, which once housed the Vienna Stock Exchange and the Austro-Hungarian central bank. The Café was a meeting point for Europe's intellectuals and artists.
Field trip to the Central Cemetery, resting place of such famous composers as Beethoven, Mozart, Brahms and Strauss. In addition to the Catholic section there is a Jewish cemetery. Although the cemetery was destroyed by the Nazis during the Kristallnacht, around 60,000 graves still remain intact. Prominent burials here include those of the Rotschild family and that of the author Arthur Schnitzler. We also admire the cemetery church built by Max Hegele, protegé of Jugendstil architect Otto Wagner.
Dinner in the hotel dining room.
Attend a private concert with works by Mozart, Beethoven and Haydn, performed by a string ensemble. The ensemble is comprised of musicians from the Vienna Philharmonic or State Opera orchestra.
Austria Trend Hotel Lassalle
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 4:
Great Viennese Composers
(Sunday, May 25)
Breakfast in the hotel dining room.
Attend mass at the Baroque Jesuit Church right in the old heart of Vienna. Music is played in many of Vienna's churches on Sundays. The best performances of the classic Viennese masses - Haydn, Mozart, Schubert and Bruckner - are given here, where seldom a tourist is found, and the Viennese come half an hour early to get a seat in front where orchestra and choir sound best.
Lunch at a traditional Viennese restaurant.
Return to the hotel for a late afternoon lecture: Mozart - Schubert - Strauss: Great Viennese Musicians. This lecture concert will explore the very diverse lives of three of Vienna's most famous composers. While Mozart initially enjoyed great success as a freelance composer, then struggled, Franz Schubert led a rather introverted life, only known for his renowned "Lieder" to his contemporaries. Johann Straub, however, was one of the first global superstars of music. The lecture will be completed by a delightful selection of works by these composers, all three being contributors to the most Viennese of musical forms, the Viennese waltz.
Explore local fare on your own.
Free to attend an opera performance or a concert on your own. In Vienna, we highly recommend that you pre-book tickets. Please refer to the Pre-Book Optional Performances page toward the end of this Information Packet for additional information and instructions.
Austria Trend Hotel Lassalle
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch
Day 5:
Eisenstadt - Home to Joseph Haydn
(Monday, May 26)
Breakfast in the hotel dining room.
All day excursion to Eisenstadt, state capital of Burgenland, city of Haydn and his patron Esterhazy. After a guided visit of the town, with its Baroque houses along the Haydn Path and the Jewish Quarter, you will see Esterhazy Palace where Joseph Haydn was employed by Prince Esterhazy for 30 years before he went to London. Prince Esterhazy built a church (Bergkirche) for Haydn as well as a mausoleum where Haydn is buried.
Lunch at the Haydnbräu Restaurant.
We will pay a visit also to the Haydn House, where Joseph Haydn lived from 1766 to 1778. The museum hosts a carefully compiled collection of paintings, sheet music, and personal items.
Dinner in the hotel dining room.
Free to attend an opera performance or a concert on your own. In Vienna, we highly recommend that you pre-book tickets. Please refer to the Pre-Book Optional Performances page toward the end of this Information Packet for additional information and instructions.
Austria Trend Hotel Lassalle
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 6:
Vienna Music Institutions, "Behind the Scenes"
(Tuesday, May 27)
Breakfast in the hotel dining room.
Guided visit of the Vienna State Opera or Vienna Musikverein with its famous Golden Concert Hall. This is where the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra performs most of its concerts, including the New Year's Concert. Then, talk with a member of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra or State Opera.
Explore local fare on your own in one of the nice Viennese coffee houses.
Free afternoon.
Early farewell dinner: spend the farewell evening in a "Heurige," a typical wine inn in a village outside Vienna. Enjoy wine of the current vintage and a tasty buffet with local dishes as you listen to the music of the accordion. The dinner may be hosted early if participants wish to attend one of the optional performances. Please refer to the Pre-Book Optional Performances page toward the end of this Information Packet for additional information and instructions.
Austria Trend Hotel Lassalle
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Dinner
Day 7:
Transfer to Munich / Salzburg
(Wednesday, May 28)
Breakfast in the hotel dining room.
We transfer to Munich by bus. On the way we take time to visit the old town of Salzburg. The town, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1997, represents one of the best examples of Baroque town planning anywhere in Europe. Nestled among stunning mountain landscapes, the town is homage to both Baroque architecture and to Mozart, its famous son. Church spires, palaces and concert halls, narrow cobbled streets, passages and spacious squares, small shops, historic restaurants and café's such as famous Tomaselli and Fürst – together they create a very charming ensemble.
Lunch at a Salzburg restaurant.
Explore on your own the small city center of Salzburg, home to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. We arrive at our hotel in Munich in the late afternoon.
Dinner at a local restaurant.
Carat Hotel Munich
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 8:
Munich - European Cultural Center
(Thursday, May 29)
Breakfast in the hotel dining room.
Lecture on the history of Munich as a European Cultural and Music Center. In the 16th century the House of Wittelsbach started an ambitious cultural policy where they sent agents to engage famous artists, composers and musicians, especially those from Italy. Through the past five centuries Munich has remained very attractive to artists, as the stunning list of names visiting and working in the Bavarian capital is endless. The Wittelsbach legacy is alive and well in the city's fabulous museums, the Opera House, the Philharmonic, and much more. Following our lecture, we will experience our first acquaintance with the Bavarian capital - a guided excursion by coach along the famous landmarks outside the old town.
Lunch at a downtown restaurant.
A guided excursion through Munich will familiarize you with the old center around the Marienplatz, the very heart of the city.
Dinner at a local restaurant.
Free to attend an opera performance or a concert on your own. In Munich, we highly recommend that you pre-book tickets. Please refer to the Pre-Book Optional Performances page toward the end of this Information Packet for additional information and instructions.
Carat Hotel Munich
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 9:
Richard Wagner and Richard Strauss
(Friday, May 30)
Breakfast in the hotel dining room.
Lecture on Richard Wagner and Richard Strauss, two composers with close connections to Munich. Munich is the birthplace of Strauss, who later became artistic director at Berlin Court Opera and the Vienna State Opera, and it is also where Wagner met King Ludwig II, who became the most important patron to the composer. Four of Wagner's operas had their first performance in the State Opera.
Lunch at a local restaurant.
Excursion to the Residenz, a huge palace with several inner courtyards that houses the State Museum, the Treasury and the Cuvillies Theater. For centuries it was the political and cultural center of the dukes and kings of Bavaria. As the residence and seat of government of the Wittelsbachs, the history of this palace is inseparable from that of the Bavaria's ruling dynasty. The various rulers furnished and extended the rooms to suit their own personal tastes engaging important artists for this purpose. The Residence was also the place where the rulers kept their art collections and treasure. The Residenz's old theater is one of the finest Rococo theaters in the world.
Explore local fare on your own.
Free to attend an opera performance or a concert on your own. In Munich, we highly recommend that you pre-book tickets. Please refer to the Pre-Book Optional Performances page toward the end of this Information Packet for additional information and instructions.
Carat Hotel Munich
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch
Day 10:
Musical Connections Between Three Countries
(Saturday, May 31)
Breakfast in the hotel dining room.
Lecture on the Music Legacies of Central Europe. This music program focuses on the great composers of three countries. Since the masterpieces created by these composers are still a major part of the classical repertoire today, they are ever-present in their influence on our perception of any music. Any later composer could draw from this rich legacy, but maybe also have to free himself from its burden.
Explore local fare on your own.
Free time.
Farewell dinner at a local Munich restaurant.
Carat Hotel Munich
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Dinner
Day 11:
Transfer to Prague
(Sunday, June 1)
Breakfast in the hotel dining room.
On the way to Prague we will pay a visit to Regensburg, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The collection of original Romanesque and Gothic architecture is unique to Regensburg, since its old town was mostly spared from destruction during World War II. Its old town is the only remaining large medieval city in all of Germany. The interrelation of public buildings, private residences, tradesmen's houses, and important churches, convents and monasteries creates an authentic image of the architectural concept of medieval city culture that was lost in other parts of Germany.
Lunch at a Regensburg restaurant.
Arrive in Prague and settle in. General Information Meeting and Orientation.
Dinner in the hotel dining room.
Hotel Petr
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 12:
Introduction to Czech Music
(Monday, June 2)
Breakfast in the hotel dining room.
Learn about Czech composers and their music. During our lecture, musicologist Marc Niubo will introduce us to famous Czech composers, such as Smetana, Dvorak, Martinu, Janacek, Mahler and others, as we listen to excerpts from their greatest works. The lecture is held in the Museum of Czech Music and is followed by a guided walk through the museum's exhibits.
Lunch at a local restaurant.
We explore Lesser Town – a picturesque quarter with monumental palaces and churches. Charles Bridge, one of the oldest extant stone bridges in Europe, is adorned on both sides with a total of thirty Baroque statues. We will continue to the Old Town, a unique part of Prague, where we find the impressive Old Town Square, the center of all events since the Middle Ages. The stone houses, churches, palaces, and monasteries in combination with the twisty narrow streets and alleys create a very intimate atmosphere. Special attention is given to places connected with great composers. Feel the musical spirit of Prague famous among musicians of all periods.
Dinner at a local restaurant.
Meet the singing choir "Collegium 419," hear a short lecture on the history of choirs in the Czech republic, and talk to the singers. Prague is known as the conservatory of Europe and the Czech Republic as the nation of musicians. Choirs have always played a very important role in the life of Czechs. We will have an opportunity to listen to the concert after the meeting. The concert will take place in the Church of St. Martin in the Walls, so named because the 12th century Romanesque church that once stood in the center of the settlement was partly integrated into the town walls.
Hotel Petr
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 13:
Antonin Dvorak and His Music
(Tuesday, June 3)
Breakfast in the hotel dining room.
We will learn about the life and work of A. Dvorak from our musical expert. We will follow all sources of inspiration that helped to develop his strong personality. From a Czech musician he became a famous composer of Slavonic, and later international, significance. Special emphasis will be given to his American stay. We will continue our Dvorak studies in the Villa America, originally a palace of the noble family Michna (built in 1720). In 1932, the Society of Antonin Dvorak converted the space to a museum in Dvorak's honor.
Lunch at a local restaurant.
Explore backstage at the Estates Theatre. Guided excursion to one of the most beautiful historic theater buildings in Europe, opened in 1783, known as a jewel of Neoclassical theatre architecture. It was the venue for the world premiers of two Mozart operas: Don Giovanni (1787) and La Clemenza di Tito (1791). The theater is linked also with such names as Carl Maria von Weber, Niccolo Paganini, Gustav Mahler, Arthur Rubinstein and others.
Explore local fare on your own.
Free to attend an opera performance or a concert on your own. List of available concerts and operas will be provided upon arrival.
Hotel Petr
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch
Day 14:
Mozart's Beloved Town
(Wednesday, June 4)
Breakfast in the hotel dining room.
We start the morning excursion in Strahov Monastery and its Basilica of Assumption of Our Lady, founded in 1143. The Baroque church displays the famous organ that W. A. Mozart played on during his visit in 1787. A monk made a note of his music, and today we can admire it in concert halls as Mozart's Prague Improvisation. Continue to the Prague Castle where the Czech kings, Holy Roman Emperors and presidents of the Czech Republic (and Czechoslovakia) have had their offices. Prague castle is one of the biggest castles in the world (according to the Guinness Book of World Records it is the largest ancient castle) and dates back to the middle of the 9th century.
Lunch at a local restaurant.
Free time.
Farewell dinner at a local restaurant.
We will enjoy a classical concert in the Church of St. Nicolas in Lesser Town. This beautiful, heavily decorated church with the huge green cupola is one of Central Europe's finest Baroque buildings. Here, we will be reminded of W.A. Mozart's happy days in Prague one last time. In 1791, more than three thousand of Mozart's admirers came to the Church of St. Nicolas to hear the Requiem, played by 120 musicians in the orchestra, as a goodbye to "their" Mozart.
Hotel Petr
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 15:
(Thursday, June 5)
Breakfast in the hotel dining room.
Transfer to the Prague Ruzyne International airport (PRG) for departures.
Meals Included:
Free Time Opportunities
Kunsthistorisches Museum
This museum of fine arts houses several collections, whose foundations were laid, and emphases set, in the 17th century. The museum presents paintings from such artists as 16th century painters Titian, Veronese and Tintoretto, 17th century Flemish painters Peter Paul Rubens and Sir Anthony Van Dyck, early Netherlandish painters Jan van Eyck and Rogier van der Weyden, and German Renaissance painters Albrecht Dürer and Lucas Cranach. The Picture Gallery was developed from art collections of the House of Hapsburg, and today is one of the largest and most important of its kind, presenting pictures by Peter Bruegel the Elder, Vermeer, Rembrandt, Raphael, Caravaggio, Velázquez and Italian Baroque painters. For additional information, visit
Leopold Museum
The Leopold collection is one of the most important collections of modern Austrian art in the world. More than 5000 exhibits were collected by Rudolf and Elisabeth Leopold over five decades, which were consolidated in 1994 to become the Leopold Museum Private Foundation. This museum contains the largest Egon Schiele collection in the world, together with major works by Gustav Klimt, Oskar Kokoschka, Richard Gerstl and Albin Egger-Lienz, and holds masterpieces of the Viennese Secessionist Movement, the Viennese Modernist Movement and the Austrian Expressionist Movement. For additional information, visit
Sigmund Freud Museum
For almost half a century, from 1891 to 1938, Dr. Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis, lived and worked in his home before he was forced to emigrate following the Anschluss. This house, which was both his office and private apartment, is now a museum. Thanks to Dr. Freud's daughter Anna, the museum holds the original furniture from his waiting room, nearly eighty pieces of Freud's collection of antiques and some of his personal belongings. Also available for viewing in the museum's media room are the few existing original film and sound recordings of Sigmund Freud and his family. For additional information, visit
Convent of St. Agnes of Bohemia
The Convent of St. Agnes of Bohemia is a wonderful exhibition of medieval art in Bohemia and Central Europe, spanning from 1200 to 1550 AD. For additional information, visit
Mucha Museum
Situated in the 18th century Kaunitz Palace, the Mucha Museum displays the work of Alphonse Mucha, most widely known for the posters he made for Sarah Bernhardt in the fashionable world of fin-de-sičcle Paris. On display are over 100 paintings, photographs, charcoal drawings, pastels, lithographs and personal memorabilia celebrating the life and work of this Art Nouveau artist. For additional information, visit
Trade Fair Palace
The Trade Fair Palace holds magnificent art from the 20th and 21st centuries. An English audio-guide is available, and a glass panoramic elevator enhances your view of this art all the way to the 5th floor. For additional information, visit
Dachau Memorial
The Memorial Site on the grounds of the former concentration camp was established in 1965 with initiative of and in accordance with the plans of the surviving prisoners who had joined together to form the Comité International de Dachau. The Bavarian state government provided financial support. Between 1996 and 2003 a new exhibition on the history of the Dachau concentration camp was created, following the leitmitof of the "Path of Prisoners." For additional information, visit
Kunstareal Munich
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Fracking was originally billed as the golden key to unlocking a 40-year supply of natural gas and reversing North Carolina's dependency on other states for energy. Proponents said it was the state's ticket to an economic revival and newfound status as an energy supplier.
Now with the state legislature poised to pass laws allowing fracking, estimates for North Carolina's natural gas supplies are more modest: closer to an amount that's equivalent to about five years of the state's natural gas use.
"There were wildly optimistic early predictions, I'll say it that way," said assistant state geologist Kenneth Taylor. "We started off with colleagues in energy companies telling us, 'This is how much you have.' " ...
State geologists now believe the only safe assumption is that the gas is concentrated around Lee, Moore and Chatham counties. ...
Taylor said that extrapolating the well data over the entire 1,226-square mile area of the Triassic basins, which run through the state's mid-section, would mean that North Carolina has about 2 trillion cubic feet of natural gas. That factors in the areas that either lack gas or are not safe for drilling.
Even if this maximum potential panned out, it would represent less than 1 percent of 273 trillion cubic feet of the nation's proven gas reserves. ...
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Mark Allsop was kind enough to send along this photo of him and his kids on holiday in Australia. Thanks, Mark.
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This photo is extremely fake looking. First of all sharks are usally 20-25 feet fully grownand this shark looks fully grown. Pools are usally 12 feet deep so it couldn't fit. Second of all i see no body underneath.
Posted by jake in KS on Mon Mar 22, 2004 at 01:02 PM
Gee, Jake, ya think?
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that locks sary dont wont to go there it mit eat me ahhhhhhhhhhhhh
Posted by tyler in canada on Sun Mar 06, 2005 at 03:59 PM
Posted by tyler in canada on Sun Mar 06, 2005 at 04:04 PM
of course its friggin fake, like who in their right mind would put a shark into a pool and swim in it?
Posted by Eva in New york on Tue Mar 07, 2006 at 08:39 PM
looks like they out a fake shark in their pool and made it look like Jaws or something for touristry. i dunno.
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Forbes: Coyotes move up in NHL franchise value rankings
This is a noticeable improvement for the Coyotes, as the team was ranked second-to-last in 2012 at just $134 million. The obvious change is the new ownership group that purchased the Coyotes in August, ending a four-year stretch during which they were owned by the league.
The new group, headed up by George Gosbee and Anthony LeBlanc, purchased the club for $170 million and signed a new leasing agreement with Jobing.com Arena that gave the Coyotes a more-permanent home in Glendale.
After several years of rumors that the team could relocate, the new ownership group brought comfort to Coyotes fans. However, there is an opt-out clause in the agreement, which would allow the organization to move if the team is losing money after five years.
On the ice, the Coyotes have gotten off to a strong start this season as they have 32 points through their first 23 games and feature a strong 9-1-2 record at home. Players and coaches have connected the team's newfound stability with their early success.
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El Zoco
The old Jewish market where you can still buy jewellery with the star of David on it or other Jewish items such as the traditional Candle stick representing all the tribes of Israel.
You can also visit workshops and showrooms in and around this lovely patio.
The indoor yard at Argana tea bar placed at the old district at Córdoba, Spain
Lovely lounge placed at the grounfloor, Argana, Céspedes Street, Córdoba, Spain.
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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Maya Gottfried, one essayist who wasn't uncomfortable choosing, writes, "I very badly wanted to have a religious identity." Attempting an investigation of her roots, she learns that, despite having three Jewish grandparents, she is not considered Jewish according to Jewish law.
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Wow, I wish I'd had the chance to submit an award-winning essay I'd written some years ago to this important book. I, too, "married out," largely due to a lack of family observance in my gastronomic, twice-a-year Jewish rearing. As my brother once put it, our parents always said that they "felt" Jewish (whatever that means), but they did nothing to make us feel Jewish. Only when I became engaged to my Gentile husband did I endeavor to carve out a niche for myself in the Jewish community, aware that if I didn't, Judaism would fall away completely from my life. I was introduced to religious and secular wonders of Judaism I hadn't known existed.
"Marrying out" ultimately made me a more active, observant, fulfilled Jew, though many don't want to hear it. I don't advocate intermarriage, but it doesn't have to mean the loss of another Jew. My newly-wedded husband and I were welcomed to the Shabbat table of our local Chabad, not to proselytize to my husband but to encourage the fledgling Jew I had become. Jewish communities should take a leaf from their book and realize that tolerance doesn't necessarily equate to approval, but is necessary to help keep Judaism alive.
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Summer street dances at Bayview Corner will feature electronic music artists JBloom & eLxR Friday, Aug. 19, and Western Heroes Wednesday, Aug. 24.
Both events are from 6 to 8 p.m. Admission is free, with a charge for food and beverages.
JBloom has been DJing since 1997 and played for the production company Pi Production and Destro Records. He has played up and down the West Coast; eLxR is an off-island DJ and longtime friend of JBloom. JBloom and eLxR will be playing a variety of music, including dubstep, jungle, house, techno and breaks.
Westerns Heroes will perform their innovative and energetic original rock music. Western Heroes are Michael Licastro, David Licastro, Lorraine Newland, Larry Neubauer and David Malony.
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Truth Seeking and the Role of Forensic Science: Conference in Kabul, October 12-14, 2010
Participants in the conference organized by PHR's International Forensic Program came from many different provinces in Afghanistan. Approximately 100 persons representing civil society, governmental, and other local and regional authorities attended.
(See pdfs of the agenda and participant bios in English and Dari, linked at the end of this post.)
The findings and recommendations of the workshops will be published in Dari and English, and will be disseminated to relevant stakeholders including the Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of Public Health, the Ministry of Culture and Information, and the Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission, Afghan civil society, and international development partners.
As Stefan Schmitt, Director of the International Forensic Program, explained during his opening remarks to the conference:
Agenda - English (145)Afghanistan is a nation traumatized by violence. The truth of what has happened to the people of Afghanistan often remains hidden. Revealing the truth is essential to stopping the endless cycle of violence and addressing the pain each and every Afghan suffers. In many other countries engulfed in histories of violence and oppression — Guatemala, Chile, Argentina, Yugoslavia, and South Africa, to name a few — we have seen that uncovering the painful past and facing it honestly as a community is the only way to provide a hopeful future, after the time of violence.
Every family has the right to know what happened to their loved ones. It is the duty of every government to work towards this. Not only is it the ethical responsibility of those who represent the people, but it is rooted in international law.
We are here today, as forensic scientists, human rights advocates, representatives of the Afghan legal system, and the Afghan law enforcement community, to identify the challenges and possible ways to negotiate a way forward to a more peaceful society. Each one of us has chosen a professional path in documenting truth, and the fact that we are seated here together is in and of itself a recognition that we need to work together.
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Flyweight Nicola Adams of Britain won the first Olympic gold medal in women's boxing, stunning world champion Ren Cancan of China in a 16-7 victory Thursday.
Adams knocked down Ren in the second round with a dynamic flurry of punches and finished off the top-seeded flyweight in impressive style. Adams dominated the middle rounds by a combined 10-3.
Adams lost the last two world championship finals to Ren, but also beat the Chinese champion in another bout earlier this year.
Adams celebrated the final bell by throwing a few punches at the roaring home crowd. Adams' two British teammates also were favored to medal, but lost early.
Women's boxing made its Olympic debut at the London Games.
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New York, March 26, 2013--At least two news outlets were raided in the Central African Republic on Sunday when rebel groups ousted the president from power, according to news reports and local press freedom groups.
New York, March 26, 2013--At least two news outlets were raided in the Central African Republic on Sunday when rebel groups ousted the president from power, according to news reports and local press freedom groups.
Nairobi, March 26, 2013--An appellate court judge in the Rwandan capital, Kigali, on Monday upheld the criminal conviction of an editor who is serving a one-year prison sentence in connection with an opinion column, according to local journalists.
Beatrice Mtetwa, a tenacious lawyer who has won accolades for stubbornly defending journalists and others persecuted by Robert Mugabe's regime in Zimbabwe, regained her freedom today after a hellish week that began on March 17 when she was arrested and charged with the criminal offense of "defeating or obstructing the course of justice."
EDITOR'S NOTE: Subsequent to the publication of this report, questions were raised about the veracity of the account given by the primary sources. CPJ has published two follow-up reports detailing those questions, which raise doubts as to whether a killing took place as described. CPJ continues to monitor the case.
Nairobi, March 25, 2013--Somali authorities must immediately investigate the murder of a radio journalist who was shot dead on Sunday evening in Mogadishu, the Committee to Protect Journalists said today.
"He's free! He's free!" a friend of mine from Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, shouted down the phone line on Sunday. For a fleeting second I did not know whom he referred to, given the high number of journalists imprisoned in the Horn region of Africa--but then it dawned on me: Abdiaziz Abdinuur had finally found justice. The 25-year-old freelance reporter was arrested on January 10 in Mogadishu for the most incomprehensible alleged crime: conducting an interview.
Lagos, Nigeria, March 21, 2013--The Committee to Protect Journalists welcomes Wednesday's ruling by Togo's Constitutional Court to reject repressive amendments to a media law that granted the state-run media regulator sweeping powers of censorship.
Kenya has passed peacefully through its election period, but questions still hang over the legitimacy of presidential candidate Uhuru Kenyatta's victory--as well as over the future of the country's media coverage. During polling, challenges arose for both local and international media, and they have not subsided. For the foreign press, it is now unclear how to get accreditation to report in the country. Local journalists are worried about the rise of self-censorship, and freedom of expression advocates are concerned by plans for vague regulations on hate speech.
Several journalists and news outlets covering political unrest in the capital, Conakry, were attacked in late February and March 2013, according to local journalists and news reports.
Portuguese journalists are increasingly concerned by Angola's growing investment and influence in their country. Buoyed by petrodollars and diamonds, powerful Angolan interests have been indulging in a buying spree in their former colonial power. Angolan capital invested in Portugal increased 35 times in the past decade, according to news reports. In a process often acidly described in Lisbon as a form of "reverse colonization," Angolans have gobbled up not only significant chunks of Portugal's banking, telecommunications, and energy companies, but also invested in the Portuguese media sector.


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The New London, Conn.-based company would also eliminate a same-day travel discount and a discount for Block Island residents, but it plans to offer significantly lower rates to transport vehicles.
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – South County Hospital recently received a hospital safety score rating of "A," one of only two hospitals to earn the highest ranking in Rhode Island.
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Dubai, October 7, 2013
Polaroid, the 75-year-old brand synonymous with instant imaging, sharing and fun, has unveiled plans to expand its presence in the Mena market.
As part of this move, Polaroid named Emerio Technology JLT, as an authorised licensee for the Middle East, Gulf, North Africa, Afghanistan and Pakistan regions. Emerio will work with 'tecbuy,' a leading retail management enabler, and Jeetek to bring the fun and user friendly Polaroid products to consumers.
During Gitex Shopper, which opened on October 5, the latest Polaroid offerings such as internet tablets, mobile phones, televisions, digital cameras and instant cameras are being showcased.
The Polaroid S series of 8" and 10" tablets are powered by the Android 4.2 Jelly Bean OS and offer access to Google Play, a super-fast engine, High Definition (HD) displays and Bluetooth, WiFi, USB and OTG connectivity.
"Throughout our 75 year history, Polaroid has continued to introduce new technologies and innovations in the field of photography and consumer electronics and we are continuing to expand our presence globally, with the help of our world class licensees. Here in the Middle East, we are excited to partner with Emerio Technology JLT," said Scott W Hardy, President and CEO of Polaroid.
"Consumers everywhere should experience the magic of Instant cameras, easy to use tablets, TVs, and our full range of other products, which demonstrate our continued commitment to creating consumer electronic products that are not only world class in quality but also suit every imaginable budget." - TradeArabia News Service
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