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Thalys: high speed trains, reservations are required
TEOZ: intercity trains, reservations are required
Corail: intercity trains, reservations are recommended but not required
Artesia: high speed trains, reservations are required
Eurostar: high speed trains, reservations are required
Train tickets that are booked in advance are usually made up of two parts: the ticket itself and a seat reservation. A railpass will cover the 'ticket' part of all your journeys, but does not cover any reservations.
Most regional trains do not require reservations, and so you can travel on these with just the railpass. But if you are planning to travel ...
There's a lot of handy info on the Seat61.com InterRail Pass page about this. Interestingly, much of it isn't positive about the InterRail discounted tickets...
A couple of key bits to pull out (but you'll really want to go and read the whole thing!)
Eurostar isn't covered .... The best and cheapest option is usually to forget your pass and buy a ...
I'm form Croatia and know a bit about this region so here goes (you didn't mention Croatia for your itinerary but I would suggest you visit our coast; I'm presuming you are traveling in the summer time):
You will need from 13 to 20 euros a night for a bed in a dorm in a hostel.
It is widespread in larger cities but it depends on what season it is. A lot of ...
From my more-than-ten-years-ago trip (before the €), I have two advices:
Get your money from ATMs. This is the most convenient way to limit change fees and carrying too much money.
Travel by night. Your days will be available for visits and you will spare some money on accomodation.
About packing and travelling light, the best site I know is onebag.com.
70 pounds a day can be more than enough for traveling in Europe. It can also be quite inadequate.
It simply, and obviously, depends on what you want to spend your money on.
Accommodation can be a killer, but if you stick to dorms in hostels, accommodation shouldn't be more than 20 euros per night. And if you plan ahead and use a service like ...
You didn't specify the exact destinations so I'm going to guess based on what you said.
Italy is usually crowded in the summer. Given your picture I suspect you may want to spend some time in Liguria. Usually, the trains are very crowded during weekends because people from close regions use to go there for a relaxing two days at the beach.
Depending on ...
As far as I know, Raileurope is the right site. The normal site for train tickets in France is TGV-Europe (the international version of Voyages-SNCF, but neither sells reservations without tickets, as far as I can see.
I tried booking a reservation with Eurail for next week and one for September. I was given the option in September but not next week. I ...
You can use the InterRail with any train in France (or Europe) run by state railways except the Eurostar (from Paris to London). If you're going to use the TGV you have to know that reservations are mandatory so you'll have to take care of that before getting into a TGV.
When you'll receive your InterRail it will contain some papers that tell you what train ...
Have you considered the Belgian Rail-pass or Go-pass? It is a really affordable formula to travel through Belgium. For less then 8 Euro (depends on your age) you can travel through all of Belgium. With this card a Interrail for only France might suffice.
A disadvantage of both passes is that you need to buy them in Belgium at the station
Between 8-20 euros for a night for a bed in a dorm in a hostel. Depends on the town and if it is high season or not.
Not really widespread
10-15 euros per day if you'll buy in supermarkets.
National railway operator is called PKP. You do not need a reservation of Regio/InterRegio/TLK trains (the cheaper ones). Crossing the border in a train is ...
Subquestion 4. - Train reservations:
I took several trains in Eastern Europe last year including some international ones. I never made any reservations for day time seats. I took a few night trains in the Ukraine and from Bulgaria to Turkey. For these I bought the tickets for the berth the day before.
I did not have an interrail pass, and I think you have ...
I'm not sure exactly what your question is, because the InterRail pass you mention is clear about travelling with children and the costs:
There is no 'family ticket' for Europe-wide train travel beyond purchasing the suitable rail-passes (including the correct number of child ...
I'm not aware of a European wide scheme, but if there is such a thing then hopefully someone will let you know! What I do know about is the Family and Friends Railcard in the UK.
With a Family Railcard, as long as your group contains at least one child under the age of 16, then you get 33% off adult tickets, 60% off child tickets, and children under 5 ...
Just as a side advice. If you are travelling with an Eurail pass through France, you may have difficult on reserving trains that leave from or go to France. I don't know why, but it seems that in France they limit the amount of seats destinated to Eurail passes. I had to buy full tickets to travel from or to France, so I suggest you consider having this kind ...
Raileurope.co.uk currently has a problem with its booking system (due to a change in the French reservation system "Resarail"). My website, loco2.com, will be selling the reservations soon at the same prices as Rail Europe, but we are integrated with the same booking system, and so we are suffering from the same problem. We don't know when it will be fixed, ...
You used to get a discounted ticket to your interrail region as part of your interrail card. Can't say whether that's still the case.
However, your estimate of 220 euros to get to and from France from Amsterdam sounds unlikely. A roundtrip Amsterdam-Paris can be had for as little as 70 euros (http://www.nshispeed.nl/).
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Hello Everyone,
We have put out a first release candidate for eCommerce 0.8. Please switch to this version and review ASAP.
The whole code can be downloaded here:
http://code.google.com/p/silverstripe-ecommerce/downloads/detail?name=0.8-rc1.zipor you can check out via SVN here:
https://silverstripe-ecommerce.googlecode.com/svn/tags/rc/0.8-rc1Any problems (bound to be as we are fairly new to this process) just let us know on this forum thread, or this google group thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/silverstripe-ecommerce/browse_thread/thread/8821632561dee1beChange log: http://code.google.com/p/silverstripe-ecommerce/wiki/ChangeLog
Jeremy -
Re: eCommerce - Release Candidate 0.8
30 November 2010 at 1:47am
Hi ya,
Ok i have installed RC 0.8 on my test 2.4.3 system with payment module 0.3 and the dev build seems to go ok, and in the cms it all looks good but when i go to a product page i get white screen of death with no errors being reported (always fun).
the one thing i have noticed is that every time i dev/build some of the fields seem to modify all the time, see the attached screen shot, not sure if this is relevant or not.
It is possible that i haven't configured something so if you think there is a simple thing i haven't done please don't discount, as you can never underestimate the dumbness of the user :o)cheers
Re: eCommerce - Release Candidate 0.8
25 January 2011 at 6:05pm
Hi Mick,
Sorry, I only just noticed your post.
I wouldn't worry about those blue dev/build messages. The error messages are the ones to watch out for.Jeremy
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By Lisa W. Kroeber
I kept saying, It'll bite me; it'll get in my hair.' They kept saying, No it won't; you're wearing gloves.' Finally I just reached my hand out and touched it, and that's all it took. In a split second, I was over the fear. I thought, oh my, these are cute little things here!"
Joyce Thurau laughs when she tells about overcoming her lifelong fear of bats. Once a cowering woman afraid to be outside when the evening bats were flying, now her life is filled with bats. What happened? Thurau credits the Pataskala, Ohio, library, where she headed when she decided to confront her fear. Although the book she found contained information that delighted her, she still felt fearful. From a note in the appendix, she contacted Bat Conservation International (BCI), signed up for the North American Bat House Research Project, and later attended one of BCI's five-day workshops in Pennsylvania. There, on her first night of mist netting, she fell in love with bats.
"I thought they were so adorable, I didn't want to leave. When I finally got home, I looked for bats in the driveway, like I always did, but this time I wanted to see them!" She immediately built and installed six bat houses around her home.
Upon discovering a newspaper ad that read "Bats--Interested?" Thurau became involved in another bat-related project. "This lady's tractor was getting wrecked by the guano from all the bats in her garage, so I said I'd help her." Thurau sought advice from BCI about methods of excluding bats, and invented several of her own. She found that flue tape--thin metal tape with adhesive on one side--was excellent for covering cracks, and she screwed four-inch-wide pieces of vinyl floor coving around the edges of the garage doors, hoping this would seal off any bat entrances while still allowing the doors to be used.
Last summer, seeing a notice in BATS magazine, Thurau volunteered to participate in a bat census project on the Utah-Arizona border under the aegis of the Bureau of Land Management. With five other women, she lived for three months in a small camp at the foot of Mt. Trumbull, Arizona, 90 miles from civilization, and worked every night setting mist nets and then identifying, weighing, counting, and marking the bats the group caught. "We set the nets over water," Thurau explains. "The bats are easier to catch because they're coming in for a drink of water. As they swoop up from the water, they fly into the net."
"We marked them so we wouldn't count them again," she adds. "Only once did we catch a marked bat. They're smart--you won't fool them twice," she states with admiration. During their three-month stint, the volunteers netted over 600 bats representing 16 different species. They also caught nighthawks, giant black beetles, and mud puppies--and in general, had a wonderful time.
Returning from Arizona, Thurau set out immediately to find another opportunity for fieldwork. "I was sending my résumé and letters to everyone I could think of," she says, "I was on the Internet every day, looking for possibilities." In the process, she discovered that many of the summer fieldwork positions require college degrees, a factor that has prompted her to return to school.
Between classes and bat research, Thurau finds time to interest her seven grandchildren in bats. She has recently written and illustrated a story about "Branden Bat" for eight-year-old grandson, Branden, who already knows some of the Latin names for various bats, and she always includes a bat-inspired item, such as a puppet or book, in birthday packages. If Thurau can help it, none of her family, friends, or neighbors will ever fear bats as she once did.
Do you like reading Members-in-Action profiles? Well, perhaps you can help alert us to more members to profile in the future. Or better yet, write a profile yourself. Despite the overwhelming number of BCI members involved in bat conservation, many worthwhile efforts may remain unknown to us--unless you report on them.
Profiles can range from half a page (250 words) to two pages (1,000 words). We typically try to feature members who:
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If you would like to write about yourself or another member, please send us a note telling briefly what makes this person special. Write to BATS editor Sara McCabe at firstname.lastname@example.com or at P.O. Box 162603, Austin, TX 78716. Fax: 512-327-9724.
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Miss Piggy's Treasury of Art Masterpieces from the Kermitage Collection is a 1984 book that reprints and expands on the "Kermitage Collection" art spoofs originally published in Miss Piggy's Art Masterpiece Calendar. The book presents each masterpiece with commentary by Miss Piggy, who also adds an introduction and an article on "The Art of Collecting".
Masterpieces in the Treasury:
- Thomas Gainsborough, Green Boy
- Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, La Belle Epigue
- James A. McNeill Whistler, Arrangement in Gray and Black with Creep (Whistler's Weirdo)
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- Hans Holbein, Jester at the Court of Henry VIII
- Jan van Eyck, The Marriage of Froggo Amphibini and Giopiggi Porculini
- Sandro Botticelli, The Birth of You Know Who
- Edgar Degas, The La Danseur
- Henri Rousseau, The Sleepy Zootsy
- Rembrandt van Rijn, Arisfroggle Contemplating the Bust of a Twerp
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This month we celebrate the eighth anniversary of the Wednesday bird walks along the Olympic Discovery Trail in Railroad Bridge Park.
The walk leader is Bob Boekelheide, director of the Dungeness River Audubon Center and our local birding expert. I asked Bob about the history of the walk.
Dave Jackson: I have a favorite memory from early fall in my first year here. I heard a faint call from a varied thrush and pointed toward it.
No one else on the walk had heard it, and you were skeptical, as it was too early in the season for varied thrushes to have come down from the foothills.
A few minutes later, to my everlasting delight, the thrush flew directly over our heads from the direction I had pointed.
Bob Boekelheide: Extra eyes and ears can be quite helpful. Several of our regulars are excellent spotters. Margaret Levitan once spotted three white pelicans flying on the horizon, the only time on the walk we've ever seen that species. This summer, Ken Campbell spotted a screech owl almost perfectly camouflaged against a tree.
Even the birds themselves can help. Steller's jays made a fuss behind us one day and we retraced our steps to find a saw-whet owl sitting in the shadows close to the trail.
Dave: Do you have a favorite memory?
Bob: There have been so many, it's hard to single one out. A favorite experience repeats itself. I train my spotting scope on an attractive perched bird, like a tanager or waxwing, inviting everyone, even passersby, to look. It's quite satisfying to hear the oohs and aahs when people see a bird in a way that they have either never seen it before or only seen it in a picture.
Occasionally there's considerable action. Earlier this year, although a bit gory, we saw a merlin catch a junco, pluck it in a cloud of feathers, then have an early lunch.
Dave: We do more than just get cool looks at birds.
Bob: Absolutely. This is citizen science at work. Weekly I record each species seen or heard and how many we find. Later I enter that info into a database for later analysis. As good scientists, we strive to minimize variables, walking the same route at the same time of day (8:30 a.m. start) each week.
Dave: But the weather differs.
Bob: The walk never has been canceled, no matter what the weather. Bad weather reduces our counts, as birds seek cover and stay quiet. I try to adjust for anomalously low counts when analyzing the data for trends, by taking the monthly high count for each species rather than averaging weekly totals.
Dave: Any interesting trends?
Bob: Many. For example, bald eagle numbers are low in July and August, as many of them have gone north to feed where the salmon are more plentiful. Eagle numbers increase through the fall until they have all returned by December, coinciding with local runs of cohos.
Song sparrow is the only species we've found on every walk. We've found another dozen species more than 90 percent of the time: robin, towhee, Steller's jay, house finch, house sparrow, crow, nuthatch, both chickadees, starling, junco and golden-crowned kinglet.
Dave: Those are all local residents, except robins, which are migratory.
Bob: Data on robins are fascinating. We get relatively high numbers in October through December, which we think are due to birds wintering here after breeding farther north. Robin numbers drop off in January, perhaps due to the weather.
Our peak numbers for the year are in February, when sizable flocks are fairly common. We think this surge is due to early returnees from the south that are eager to claim the best nesting territories. Robin numbers are low in the summer, even when berries are ripe along our walk. We don't yet understand where they go.
Dave: Any recent developments?
Bob: As of June this year, we never had seen or heard a Eurasian collared-dove on the walk. By August, they had moved into the neighborhood as they did in the Dungeness area three years ago. We now find them regularly, usually on telephone wires near Runnion Road.
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Amazingly this walk is still free. I encourage folks to check out the center after the walk. It has a lovely donation box.
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Gary Johnson, Benghazi, and Free Speech: Reason Mag's December 2012 Issue
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GJ needs to go back to NM and run for the Senate or HOR in 2014, as a Repulican, if any seats are up for re-election. If not, just do it in 16. One more Libertarin in DC can only be a good thing.
not gonna happen
Why not?
He's made it very clear he has no interest in doing that.
That would certainly be good, if the Republican party establishment allows it. They have not exactly been cordial toward him, before or after the primary season ended this year.
One reasoner interviewing another? Incestuous!
Speech, I believe, is the last, the final right that we in the United States will retain. Maybe because it's so entangled with what our otherwise authority-loving fourth estate holds so dear, free press, that we will be able to hang on to it longer than the others. Or maybe I'm talking out my butt, BUT THAT'S MY RIGHT.
"Or maybe I'm talking out my butt, BUT THAT'S MY RIGHT"
After you file for a permit.
As long as it doesn't create a hostile work environment.
Stay the course and keep hammering. Now is not the time to sulk. Libertarians need to find a way to mainstream its message and to do this you need to keep refining your positions.
Start hitting campuses. Those numbskulls need more exposure to different ideas. Trust me, outside a precious few bona-fide intelligent students, the majority in university are fucking clueless drone.
God I hated the pseudo-intellectual, useful idiot liberal in class. Them and their fucking pumpkin seeds.
Swearing for dramatic effect.
You might actually be able to talk to some of them and convince them that if they are real liberals, then they should be Libertarian. Not statists progressives, which is what most really are today who call themselves liberal. There is nothing liberal about socialism or any other form of statism.
I have managed to convert a few, not many, but every one that you can save from the systemic destroyer of rational thought that is progressivism, the better off we all are.
I've had basically zero luck when attempting this (the few times I do). They nod and agree see your points and will admit that someone like Obama is just a scumbag politician and then five minutes after the conversation they've forgotten all about it and go back to the TEAM and pure emotion.
Frankly, an intelligent, rational person will soon talk themselves out of "liberalism" as the inherent contradictions and glaring illiberalism starts to pile up.
I have turned into a Alynskite populist with them. I have stopped trying to explain things. They don't get it. They don't speak the same language I do. They are too emotional and too irrational to understand.
But here is what they do understand or at least understand well enough to at least shut them up for a while; there own language turned back on them. Talk about how it is disgraceful no one from the 08 bank crash was ever prosecuted and how you can't believe the FBI can just read people's emails and how it is a national embarrassment that Harvard is sitting on $30 billion dollars when people in South Boston can't feed their kids or pay their heating bills.
Yes, but it would be worse if an evil Rethuglican had got elected again. I mean even if we lose all rights, even free speech, and are all impoverished to 3rd world status, besides the ruling elites that is, it would still be much worse if Rethuglians won. Rethuglicans don't feel. They don't have empathy. They will put the women folks vaginas in chastity belts, and the brown folks in chains. They really do think that, you know.
I was flipping channels tonight and came across a PBS thing on Woody Gutherie. They had all these old communists from the 30s and 40s talking about unions and living in the Village in lofts and singing songs and changing the world and so forth. What struck me is how little these people have changed in seventy going on eighty years. I have to respect the old commies at some level because at least they were doing something new. But the liberals of today are so pathetic. It is the same culture and the same ideas they had eighty years ago. Nothing has changed but they still think of themselves as being so cutting edge and hip. If it wasn't so destructive you would feel sorry for them.
What has really changed about the leftist ideology is that it has now been so thorougly proven unworkable on the world stage. It has been completely discredited as a real world solution, and yet they cannot let go of it.
Hopefully when the last crop of these old commies finally die off, the leftist utopia will be nothing but a bad memory from the pages of history books.
Too bad hundreds of millions had to die and countless others to suffer because of one really bad idea.
Unfortunately, the old commies have been really good at raising up new ones.
I hear you, bro. I mean when you see the deafening silence from so called liberals about all the things that Obama has done, when they screamed so loud about Bush doing the same thing, you realize that it is all about being like their friends, being liked. It is only that, and nothing more. They really do not have an opinion of their own at all, it's like a hive mentality.
But, we keep trying anyway.
They nod and agree see your points and will admit that someone like Obama is just a scumbag politician and then five minutes after the conversation they've forgotten all about it and go back to the TEAM and pure emotion.
Yep, that's been my experience as well. I had a very interesting experience arguing with an Obama supporter today. We were arguing about secession, and one of his arguments was that any state that succeeded would collapse without federal military support. I pointed out that there are no military threats, and he responded by asking what if Russia or China invade. I was speechless. Progressives really are pathetic.
Argh, seceeded not succeeded...
That was a pretty stupid argument, but like you said, progressives are not well known outside their own circle for being really knowledgeable. Right, Russia is going to invade TX, lol.
The best thread I have seen all day was on Politico about this very subject. The proglodyes were out in force, each one of them trying to out stupid the other. They were saying things like 'well, you Texans, you can leave, but you can't keep any of that oil, or anything else you have down there, it's ours!', like they were going to peronally march right down there and do something about it. Although I am sure they think that their super Obama hero would just dawn a cape and fly in to save the day.
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There is no reason for Libertarians to be down right now, over this election. Just the opposite.
Ls just cost both Rs and Ds congressional races in several states. Has that ever happened before?
Marijuana was just legalized in 2 states, and Seattle, WA has already dropped every pending MJ posession case. When has that ever happened before?
You have 20+ states getting petitions to secede from the union, and TX has 80,000 signatures already, lol. When have we ever seen that?
The shit is hitting the fans for the feds and the 2 party duoploy folks. They are going to have too many things on their plate to deal with and they are going broke. Freedom might just have a shot afterall, even if it has to get real ugly first. The federal monstrosity, IMHO, is reaching critical mass, after which it will start to fall apart under it's own weight.
I guess there could be some logic in 'infiltrating' a GOP when it's at its weakest, as opposed to trying to reason with the GOP when it is feeling strong, we all know how that turned out. They have tasted statism and now have a thirst for it, very difficult to get the shit back in the horse.
Well, their establishment guy just lost, just like we told them would happen. And they have to know it is the SoCon crap, they really cannot be that stupid. They need us Libertarians, and if they don't have us, they are really screwed because the SoCons are a dying breed.
They just don't have enough 'give a shits per square inch' just yet for serious reflection. Doubling down on their same old tired bullshit is the order of the day. I would think getting their ass soundly kicked by a chronic fuck-up like Obama would hit them between the eyes like a crowbar, but I won't hold my breath on an epiphany from the GOP, I fear they are just too god dammed stupid, who knows.
Plus they have the same old windbags like Limbaugh actually advising them to double down on exactly what is not working, so that isn't helping much.
I still have to agree with the Pauls that the best course for now is to infiltrate the GOP, like the progs did with the Dems. Then we can have at the final battle between freedom and statism. We will see.
"Plus they have the same old windbags like Limbaugh"
They need Limbaugh as a spokesman like they need ulcerative colitis, when it comes to attracting moderate independents.
"like the progs did with the Dems" --Like a Botfly
I agree 100%, It worked for them all too well.
"And they have to know it is the SoCon crap, they really cannot be that stupid."
The SoCon issues in this election was that government should not able to force people to purchase health insurance that included contraceptive coverage. "Social Liberal" is a positive rights position now.
Yep, the administration violates libertarian principles with the HHS mandate and Planned Parenthood funding, and got votes for it. If this discredits the socons, it discredits libertarians, too. If Repubs take home the lesson that they need to be socially liberal, that will mean endorsing the HHS mandate and ramping up PP funding.
And banning large sodas. Recall that Bloomberg is often called "socially liberal."
"Freedom might just have a shot afterall, even if it has to get real ugly first."
That's the problem. Something catastrophic is going to have to happen for it to even have a chance now, which is what were all trying to avoid by attempting to reason with people. It's going to take the full power of market forces collapsing the system, and if Europe is any indication, freedom may not be the answer that people turn to even then.
Keep going Matt. Keep hammering on the 1st amendment and Benghazi. This is a real story and we need reporters like you hammering this. Because the New York Times and NPR ain't gonna.
The issue features a bevy of Election 2012-related pieces, including a behind-the-scenes look at Libertarian Party presidential candidate Gary Johnson's record-setting run for the White House, Matt Welch's full-throated defense of free speech, and much more.
Jesus, why didn't you say something about this Johnson feller before the election, Reason? Too busy thinking up clever alt-texts that'll impress the commenting hordes? Huh?
Dang, with all the Obama and Romney articles I just figured...
Way to ruin my day, assholes.
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Posted on February 7, 2014
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