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posted by Rock Hackshaw
Wed, 05/28/2014 - 9:21am
Too often when I write about the Brooklyn political scene, I unnecessarily take a verbal-beating from folks unknown. No big thing; when you are a political writer in New York, you learn to absorb punishment. So here I come again with another column about the "hood".
LOOKING FORWARD TO 2016 (Part One)
posted by Rock Hackshaw
Sat, 04/26/2014 - 9:45am
Okay; so I know we have two and a half years to go before the 2016 presidential elections; but I just wanted to get my two-cents in early.
As of now, I am leaning towards supporting either Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA); Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT); or Republican Colin Powell; should any of them decide to run for the presidency.
Another Brooklyn political story: the sad parts of "the only game in town"
posted by Rock Hackshaw
Wed, 03/19/2014 - 4:19pm
Many of my faithful readers know that I often refer to politics as "the only game in town". By now, some will deduce my reasoning behind this statement, while others will probably remain guessing. Using figurative language is one thing, using metaphors and analogies is another; but the reality still is that political involvement means dealing with real people and tangible challenges: and that should automatically be the good parts to politics. And yet -too often in my regard- political involvement can lead to some really sad outcomes.
Enough Already: S.T.F.U.
posted by Rock Hackshaw
Sun, 01/12/2014 - 6:42pm
Observing the political machinations of Republicans has become a tedious chore lately. After Barack Obama's initial election as the 44th US president -and the first person of a mixed racial background to hold the position- it appears as though Republicans have gone bonkers. How else can one describe their collective behavior since Obama's 2009 inauguration?
A great man, an even greater hypocrisy (part 2)
posted by Rock Hackshaw
Fri, 12/27/2013 - 4:16am
This is the second part of Rock Hackshaw's three-part column reflecting on the passing of Nelson Mandela.
If you haven't read part one of this three-parter then I suggest you do so. These columns are being written in response to what I see as the media hypocrisy surrounding Nelson Mandela's death: there is a context and there are specific themes.
The death of a great man highlights an even greater hypocrisy
posted by Rock Hackshaw
Fri, 12/13/2013 - 2:25pm
This is the first of Rock Hackshaw's three-part series on the passing of Nelson Mandela.
In this country, whenever I want to find the best coverage of unfiltered news on cable television, I go to CSPAN. For the most part you only have to bring your intellect to the viewing chair. It seems as though most of the other networks aim to either indoctrinate or proselytize. I doubt that's an objective at CSPAN.
Farewell Little Solider
posted by Rock Hackshaw
Wed, 08/21/2013 - 9:52am
It's time for Anthony Weiner to pull out (yes: pun deliberately intended)
posted by Rock Hackshaw
Sun, 07/28/2013 - 3:07pm
Look, I don't want to get too deep here. There is no need for all that. Things are both simple and elementary. The stuff this column purports to be about is truly self-explanatory.
Is this a significant endorsement for John Liu's mayoral campaign?
posted by Rock Hackshaw
Fri, 06/28/2013 - 9:54am
Quite often in politics seemingly insignificant endorsements eventually bear lots of surprising fruit. In this year's NYC mayoral race, such an occurrence could be shaping up. There are five top candidates in the democrat's September primary, and the consensus amongst political pundits appears to be that the winner of this primary will be the next mayor of New York City. I suspect that this view is being propagated by voter-registration numbers which suggest that democrats dominate the rolls; and also because a democrat hasn't won the mayoralty since 1989.
THE ROAD TO CITY HALL (Part Two)
posted by Rock Hackshaw
Mon, 02/04/2013 - 12:25pm
After I wrote the first part to this column, I received a call from someone claiming that I must have known Anthony Weiner was contemplating a run for mayor; prior to writing said column. I did not. Later, I heard over the radio- I think it was on WINS/1010AM- that some firm was "push-polling" for Weiner at two positions: mayor and city comptroller. To me, the implications of this new information appear to be this: Tony is seriously looking at some kind of city-wide run this year.
posted by Rock Hackshaw
Sat, 01/26/2013 - 2:19pm
It's been exactly three months since I last submitted a column to my editors for publishing. This is the longest hiatus (by far) I have taken in the past 8 years writing on the blogs. Let's just say that some of life's challenges had me on the run for a moment; so I took a time-out. Let me acknowledge those of you who took the time to contact me just to enquire about my health and wellbeing. It's nice to know that my columns are appreciated worldwide.
THIS IS WHAT THE TALKING (and writing) HEADS OF MAINSTREAM MEDIA WOULDN'T TELL YOU ABOUT THE UPCOMING PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
posted by Rock Hackshaw
Sat, 10/27/2012 - 10:50am
I start this column with exactly two weeks to go until the election. The debates ended tonight (thank God, or who, or whatever). Pollsters are now destroying their fingers and credibilities. Canvassers are becoming Jehovah-witness- like nuisances, with their incessant door-knocking and bell-ringing. Fundraisers are begging credit-card holders for as little as three dollars a clip. E-mails from Obama and his minions are flooding my inbox.
posted by Rock Hackshaw
Mon, 10/08/2012 - 11:37pm
I start this column in New York City. It's three o'clock on the morning of a public holiday we celebrate in this city: Columbus Day. It's only fitting that I write this column today since it deals with a simple but profound prediction: Mitt Romney has no chance of winning next month's presidential race. He will be soundly defeated. This is a general election that has been over long before the primaries started: contrary to all the media hype of it being a close race.
posted by Rock Hackshaw
Mon, 10/01/2012 - 11:53pm
A few years ago I wrote a column positing that all five district attorneys in New York City should be term limited to twelve years. It was simply an extension of my thesis that ALL elected officials in New York (federal, state, city/local) should be term-limited accordingly. There is no need for me to revisit the many arguments for term limits that have been made in this city since way before 1991. Three referendums have shown overwhelming voter support for the proposition.
posted by Rock Hackshaw
Fri, 09/14/2012 - 10:42pm
For almost two years now, I have been writing columns telling you that Mitt Romney will handily lose this upcoming presidential election. So I am moving beyond that now: it's a "fait accompli" in my book. Romney is -and has always been- as horrible a candidate as any the republicans could have nominated. There are much better presidential candidates in the Republican Party. Most of the good ones chose not to run this time around.


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Deputies tell FOX 12 when workers at the recycling facility, located in the 3600 block of Brooklake Road NE, dumped out a cardboard box and prepared it to be recycled, the last thing they expected to fall out were two human skulls.
But, when they did they immediately stopped operations and called for help.
The two skulls were found mostly intact. At first, deputies say they thought they could be dealing with a criminal case. But after looking into where the skulls came from, they believe that's not the case.
According to deputies, they believe the skulls belonged to Frank Shriver, a North Bend, OR, man who died in the 90s.
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More than 30 area restaurants are participating in the 2nd annual Quad Cities Restaurant Week, offering special deals to help bring more customers through their doors.
Restaurant Week begins Monday and runs through next Sunday. Diners can get a three course dinner for $20 or $25, and two-for-one lunch specials.
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This was our first visit to the Hawaiian Islands and our longest cruise we have taken. There was very little we did not enjoy and were overall pleased with our cruise. This cruise was during Christmas and New Years holidays.
We flew to San Francisco a day early in order to avoid weather related issues. It was good thing because one hour after we left, they closed the airport and the next day was miserable for all travelers. We stayed at the Tuscan Inn near the port. It was a very nice hotel and convenient to most tourist attractions. We visited Alcatraz and found it to be one of the most interesting museums we have ever been in. The island is very accessible, having a cart that will take you up and down the steep pathway. The rest of the tour is pretty accessible with only a couple of places that are not. It was nice to see the ship as we traveled back and forth to the island. We also visited the Walt Disney Family Museum in the Presidio. It is an interesting museum, focusing on his life and accomplishments. The worst part of the museum is getting there and getting back. Cab service is very spotty and even if you do call a cab, other guests may take it and the cab companies offer little help.
Embarkation was pretty smooth. We waled the 5-6 blocks from the hotel, a flat, easily accessible route. There was a long line but it only took about 30 minutes to get helped. After that it was pretty quick to get on board and to our room. Since we had eaten lunch prior to boarding we didn't feel the need to join the crowds in the buffet (a smart move since the food will get old pretty fast). We noticed that the hallways were a little wider on the Grand than other Princess ships so that a wheelchair could get down the hallway with carts in it. Unfortunately, there was no way to make it down the hallways on the last night, with all the suitcases in the hallway and the such.
We left San Francisco late, well after midnight. We heard from other guests that were disappointed they didn't get to see the ship go under the Golden Gate Bridge, one of the reasons they chose the departure from San Francisco over Los Angeles. The Captain did very little to keep us informed and took very little responsibility for the delay.
Food was generally good though it would have been nice to be warned about the day they decided to display a cooked pig in the buffet, complete with eyes. Needless to say, we lost our appetite that day. We ate most of our breakfasts in the buffet, where the crew were very helpful in carrying trays and finding us a table that would accommodate the wheelchair. We were not impressed with breakfast in the dining room as the servers were rather rude when I only wanted a small breakfast.
Nearly all of our dinners were in the dining room on the traditional dining plan. This was our biggest grief aboard the ship, combination of the design of the ship and the need of able-bodied to refuse to walk down stairs. The Botticelli Dining Room is located on the 6th floor and is only accessible via the aft stairs or elevators. To make matters worse, there are only two elevators that serve the sixth floor. Many people who are able to walk up and down stairs chose the elevators instead, resulting in some long waits for us to get to dinner. We learned to give ourselves at least 15 minutes to wait for an elevator and that going up to the 14th floor and then catching one of the two elevators to the 6th floor was sometimes the best way to get there. Unfortunately, we did not have any other options on the way up. Patience was the name of the menu for dinner. Once we did arrive, the food was very good and beautifully presented.
We were pleased that there lots of lectures and things to do during the day, especially "at sea" days. Lectures about the island history, geography and animal life were all very interesting. Movies under the stars had pretty good movies, though not overly attended.
Disembarkation was mostly smooth. There is always a lot of grumbling about the process, especially from people who think they know better and think they should be catered to. Princess asks people to be out of their cabins by 8 am but with the last group leaving at 10 am, it will leave lots of room for grumblers. Princess provided an accessible van for our airport transfer which was very much appreciated.


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Movies in a Minute: The Hangover Part III
By Bruce St. James
Originally published: May 24, 2013 - 5:00 am
Originally published: May 24, 2013 - 5:00 am
In the third installment of "The Hangover" series, the Wolf Pack takes Alan to get treated for his mental illness in the wake of his father's death. As the Wolf Pack is visiting the hospital, the group gets attacked and Doug is kidnapped (again). In order to save Doug, the group must find Mr. Chow and hand him over to a gangster.
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In a nutshell, this movies isn't as bad as "The Hangover II" but I'll tell you it comes pretty close. There's a new director, which I'll give credit to them for the movie a different feel by having a different director, but it wasn't it enough to give you the laughs you are hoping for.
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Amnesty International global human rights report shows Europe lacks sufficient laws to combat LGBT persecution
Amnesty International claims anti-gay discrimination has increased in Africa, while Europe lacks sufficient legislation to protect LGBT rights.
In its 50th global human rights report, Amnesty described the situation in Africa as having 'worsened'.
It says politicians have failed to protect people's rights and often incited hate against the LGBT community.
It highlights countries such as Cameroon, where scores of people have been arrested for being in a same-sex relationship, and Malawi, where the government criminalized lesbian relationships and former President Binguwa Mutharika described gay men as 'worse than dogs' at a political rally.
Malawi's new president, Joyce Banda, has since said she will repeal her country's law which bans homosexual acts.
Zimbabwe and Mauritania were also noted for their persecution of LGBT citizens, while Uganda was singled out for its so-called 'kill the gays' bill, which includes the death penalty for 'aggravated homosexuality' and harsh prison terms for gay and lesbian sex.
Although discussion of the proposed law, which was widely condemned by world leaders and human rights activists, was not discussed in parliament as planned, Amnesty notes that the bill was not formally withdrawn either.
Governments in Europe were also criticized for failing to provide 'comprehensive legislation' and champion LGBT rights.
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Eastern European countries, including Croatia, Serbia, Hungary, Lithuania and Russia, were the main countries mentioned but also Italy and Turkey were highlighted.
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This year European Plastics News in collaboration with the ECPI (European Council for Plasticisers and Intermediates), will bring you an amazing program, building further upon the 2012 event and looking to future trends in plasticisers.
This in-depth report analyzes economic and market trends, legislative/regulatory activity impacting supply and demand, business opportunities and threats, materials pricing, manufacturing technology, as well as growth strategies being implemented by thermoformed packaging companies.Learn more
U.S. demand for extruded plastics is expected to grow by 3 percent in 2014, with PVC remaining the largest segment.
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For those left to navigate Gasparilla Road on a regular basis, it's becoming a traffic nightmare -especially in season.
"Busy, dangerous, and congested," are the words Barbara Anter used to describe the road.
Anter owns Cape Haze Consignment just off Gasparilla. Anter is all for the planned expansion of CR 771 from State Road 776 to Rotonda Boulevard East.
She argued four lanes make more sense.
"I hear sirens, fire trucks. It's a very busy road and very dangerous. That is what I see as I here," said Anter.
Nearby t-shirt shop owner Kevin Gilmore agreed with the county's almost $31 million plans. He said as it stands motorists are bound to get run off the road.
"Everybody wants to go really fast on this road like it's a highway," said Gilmore.
While other expanision projects like Placida Road have been pulled after citizens' complaints, one realtor stressed when the housing market rebounds the area will need Gasparilla Road expanded.
"You will get a small town of 30,000 people living back here," said realtor Phil Van Der Heyden.
He said with only 10 percent of the 15,000 housing lots occupied in the area there is incredible room for growth which means more cars on the road.
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Sand beach with beach toys
Row boat
Screened-in porch
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When it comes to fried chicken, some like it hot. And if that's you, you've probably been to Prince's Hot Chicken Shack.
Cayenne pepper, fresh chicken and a whole lot of secrets have been the driving forces behind Prince's for 70 years now, where regular customers say it's not only tasty, but it will cure hiccups and clear out your sinuses, too.
"One of our customers says he gets it and then takes it and draws a big tub of cold water, and he eats it in the tub. We get so many different stories," said owner Andre Prince.
The line forms outside Prince's at least 30 minutes before the chicken shack even opens. That's true lunchtime loyalty.
"Hot" and "chicken" have defined this place for 70 years, but put the emphasis on hot.
Andre Prince carries the tradition her great-uncle started in the 1940s. Her daughter, Simone, runs the register and warns new buyers to beware.
"I always tell everybody it's a 24-hour chicken. So, whatever you feel going in, you're gonna feel coming out," Simone Prince said.
Customers need cayenne courage and tastebud boldness.
And it's only a matter of time before the heat starts kicking.
"It's that crispy stuff on the outside that's hot," one customer said. "My nose is itching a little bit."
Prince's has never been accused of false advertising.
"Yes, make no mistake about it. It means exactly what it says. You'll know you've been to Prince's when you eat the hot," Simone Prince said.
Prince's Hot Chicken Shack is on Ewing Drive just off Dickerson Road in north Nashville.
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Deer bow hunting season is underway, and only 50 permits were available this year. Bismarck Police are cautioning people to be aware that hunters with arrows may be in areas close to residential neighborhoods. You're urged to keep a close eye on children and pets.
Areas close to the walking trail on Burleigh Avenue, around the Water Treatment Facility, archery range, horse arena and the airport are all part of the bow hunting program.
"The hunters usually police themselves. The group that's down there are hunters that have hunted down there for years. But if you do see somebody that looks suspicious or that looks out of place, please call the police," says Melisa Hilsendeger. Bow hunting season runs through January 31st.
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Ireland imposes 6th straight austerity budgetBy SHAWN POGATCHNIK
The Associated Press | December 06,2012DUBLIN Irelands government unveiled plans for (euro) 3.5 billion ($4.5 billion) in new taxes and spending cuts in the debt-burdened countrys sixth straight austerity budget.
Finance Minister Michael Noonan told a hushed parliamentary chamber that Ireland must keep slashing its deficits down to the eurozone limit of 3 percent of GDP and it still has a long way to go. He said Ireland expects to report deficits of 8.2 percent this year and 7.5 percent next year, but only if the country can deliver stronger economic growth in the face of deepening cuts.
Noonan vowed that the government would lead this country out of the despair and despondency and lack of self-worth in which we found ourselves in March 2011, when the government gained power.
His 2013 budget includes plans for a new property tax; higher taxes on the incomes of pensioners who receive more than (euro) 60,000 ($78,000) annually; and (euro) 2 billion in cuts to government spending, including on state-subsidized medical care and payments to parents based on the number of children they have. The cost of buying and keeping vehicles, already exceptionally high by European standards, was due to increase again.
He also raised taxes on alcoholic and tobacco products, a significant factor in Irelands household average. Each pint of beer and standard measure of whiskey will cost 10 cents (13 U.S. cents) more as of today, bottles of wine (euro) 1 ($1.30) more, each pack of 20 cigarettes 10 cents more.
Ireland has endured increasing austerity since 2008, when a decade-long property boom fueled by access to cheap eurozone credit went spectacularly bust. The previous government was forced to nationalize five banks and, in late 2010, Ireland become the second eurozone country after Greece to negotiate an international bailout.
Irelands European and International Monetary Fund loans are due to run out next year, by which time the government hopes to have reassured global investors enough to resume the normal sale of bonds at affordable rates. Its treasury has already mounted several successful bond sales since July.
Speaking after Noonan, Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Brendan Howlin spelled out a cavalcade of 2013 cuts, benefit by benefit, service by service but maintained that the worst was already over for this country of 4.6 million.
When I took office last year I couldnt be certain that we would, as a nation, make it through this crisis. I no longer hold that fear, Howlin told lawmakers. What the people of Ireland have endured has been tough, almost without precedent in the developed world. That we will come through it and we will is a significant shared achievement for our people. In time, future generations will be proud that we as a people tackled this crisis head on.
The property tax looms as the most difficult measure to enforce in a country where home ownership has long been viewed as a birthright. Today, around four-fifths of households own rather than rent and many are now trapped in negative equity mortgages.
Noonan said property owners would be expected to declare each propertys estimated worth and pay 0.18 percent of that annually in tax starting in July. Those in homes valued over (euro) 1 million would pay 0.25 percent above that threshold. That suggests an annual average payment of (euro) 315, given Irelands median price for homes and apartments is around (euro) 175,000 half the level from just four years ago.
Noonan defended the rationale for introducing a subjective property tax, rather than raising income tax rates, which he left unchanged. He said taxing property was better for the protection and creation of jobs whereas taxes on paychecks increase the costs of employment.
Ireland also unveiled its latest jobless figures Wednesday. Unemployment fell to 14.6 percent in November versus 14.7 percent the previous month, its best level since mid-2011. The figure would be far worse but for four straight years of emigration estimated at 60,000 to 80,000 job-seekers annually.
Noonan said the government was sticking by its economic forecasts of 1.5 percent growth in GDP next year, 2.5 percent in 2014 and 2.9 percent in 2015 despite imposing more cuts that suck money from the real economy. Economists say its difficult to make such predictions for Ireland, which hosts nearly 1,000 high-tech multinationals and is exceptionally exposed by European standards to economic trends in Britain and the United States, its two major trading partners.
Ireland has experienced little of the social or labor upheaval experienced in other debt-struck countries in part because of a government-brokered agreement between unions and employers, but that 2009 pact appears to be fraying at the seams, with many employers resisting unions demands for scheduled pay increases.
About 500 socialist and Irish republican protesters marched Wednesday night on the parliament, some carrying placards declaring Boycott the property tax and General strike now. A minority scuffled with 40 police officers at the parliaments wrought iron gates, mostly exchanging shoves and harsh words. Police lifted several protesters by the limbs off the roadway and set them down on the sidewalk, but reported no arrests or serious injuries.
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Adventure in Mongolia
Follow in the footsteps of Genghis Khan—from the sands of the Gobi Desert to the grasslands of the steppe—as you explore Mongolia's unspoiled landscapes and stay in traditional ger camps.
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Follow in the footsteps of Genghis Khan—from the sands of the Gobi Desert to the grasslands of the steppe—as you explore Mongolia's unspoiled landscapes and stay in traditional ger camps. You'll travel in the company of Paula DePriest (June) or Bill Fitzhugh (August), both experts on Mongolia at the Smithsonian.
Begin this unique adventure in Ulaanbaatar, a fascinating intersection of traditional nomadic life and modernity, where you'll visit noted museums and the Gandan Monastery. Fly to the great Gobi Desert, Asia's largest desert, to explore scenic Eagle Valley, the immense "singing" sand dunes of Khongoryn Els, and the striking Flaming Cliffs. In the open steppe, stop at the sacred mountain of Khogno Khan, then journey to the ruins of the ancient Mongol capital of Karakorum (possible site of Genghis Khan's fabled palace of Xanadu) and visit Erdene Zuu, Mongolia's oldest surviving Buddhist monastery and also an important museum. See more of the country's landscapes at Khustai Nuruu National Park and freshwater Lake Khuvsgul, one of Mongolia's premier attractions. This area is also home to minority ethnic groups with unique cultures and Shamanist traditions. Throughout your tour enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, swimming, and horseback riding and meet with the local people, known for their generous hospitality.
Days 1-2 — U.S., Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Depart the U.S. and upon arrival in the Mongolian capital late evening, transfer to your hotel.
Day 3 — Ulaanbaatar
Encounter Mongolia's spiritual heart as well as its political, economic, and social hub. A full-day tour includes visits to the Fine Arts Museum, showcasing a noteworthy collection of religious art from pre-history to the early 20th century, including metal sculptures, scroll paintings, and papier-maché masks, and the Natural History Museum, with a diverse collection that includes dinosaur skeletons and eggs. Also visit the important 19th-century Gandan Monastery, one of the few Buddhist structures not destroyed by the Communist government in the 1930s. Tonight enjoy a welcome dinner. B,L,D
Day 4 — Gobi Desert
The great Gobi is your destination today, after a 1½-hour flight. Asia's largest desert (and the world's fifth largest), the Gobi covers some 500,000 square miles of southern Mongolia and north and northwest China. Its vast, barren expanses of gravel plains and rocky outcrops stretch for thousands of uninterrupted miles. It is the Gobi's extremes of landscape, temperature, aridness, and relentless sun that have produced the remarkable and resilient people of this land of the former Mongol Empire. After landing in Dalanzadgad, journey overland to your ger desert camp, arriving in time for lunch. This afternoon travel to scenic Eagle Valley (Yolyn Am), a shaded river gorge. Exploring the valley on foot, you may spot eagles soaring overhead and wild sheep and goats grazing on the high cliff walls. Visit the Natural History Museum that showcases the desert's surprisingly diverse bird and animal life, including the legendary snow leopard and the Gobi bear. B,L,D
Day 5 — Gobi Desert, Khongoryn Els
Like Mongolia's nomads, travel through the desert today along the Altai Mountain range to Khongoryn Els, home of the "singing" sand dunes. B,L,D
Day 6 — Gobi Desert, Khongoryn Els
An unusual and exciting day is in store as you ride domesticated Bactrian camels out to the 2,600-foot high sand dunes. With their two humps and slow, easy stride, the camels offer a comfortable means of transport. Enjoy the opportunity to climb on the soft sand of the dunes, which measure 62 miles long and just over a half-mile wide. B,L,D
Day 7 — Gobi Desert, Bayanzag
On today's excursion in this UNESCO Biosphere Reserve encounter Bayanzag's striking Flaming Cliffs, the red-rock bluff reminiscent of areas in the American West. The first place where dinosaur eggs were discovered in the 1920s, Bayanzag boasts a treasure-trove of fossils visible on the rocks. B,L,D
Day 8 — Ulaanbaatar, Mt. Khogno Khan
Fly back to Ulaanbaatar this morning then travel overland into the countryside of wide-open steppe backed by rolling hills. This is the land of nomadic sheepherders, with their traditional gers dotting the landscape. Late this afternoon reach the sacred mountain and nature reserve of Khogno Khan, set in a beautiful landscape of taiga (boreal forest), steppe, desert, and river. Here have the opportunity to hike and to see the remains of an ancient monastery before continuing to your ger camp for the evening. B,L,D
Day 9 — Mt. Khogno Khan, Karakorum
On today's two-hour overland journey to the ruins of the ancient Mongol capital of Karakorum—where Genghis Khan's fabled palace of Xanadau may have stood—visit early 16th-century Erdene Zuu, Mongolia's oldest surviving Buddhist monastery. Its massive 1,312-foot walls with 108 stupas (cairns) still stand, though only three of its 62 temples remain in the wake of Communist-era destruction (and the killing of thousands of monks). Today, though, Erdene Zuu is a functioning monastery, the country's most important, and also a museum housing priceless art and artifacts. B,L,D
Day 10 — Khustai Nuruu National Park
Travel all day to Khustai Nuruu National Park in search of Neolithic graves and the world's last remaining species of wild horses (takhi). An endangered animal, the takhi have been successfully reintroduced here in Mongolia's premier national park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. The steppe landscape also sustains gazelle, deer, boar, wolves, lynx, and more. B,L,D
Day 11 — Lake Khuvsgul
Today fly to freshwater Lake Khuvsgul in the far reaches of Khustai Nuruu National Park by the Russian border. A pristine Alpine landscape of thick taiga forest, crystal clear waters, lush green valleys, and snow-capped peaks, the lake region ranks among Mongolia's prime attractions. The lake itself, sacred to Mongolians and the second largest on Earth, supplies about 1% of the world's fresh water. It is also home to minority ethnic groups with unique cultures and Shamanist traditions, including the Khuvsgul-Tuvan or "Reindeer" people. B,L,D
Day 12 — Lake Khuvsgul
Today visit a local minority family then spend time at leisure on and around the lake, engaging, if you wish, in such activities as hiking, swimming, horseback riding, or simply relaxing amidst the stunning scenery. B,L,D
Day 13 — Ulaanbaatar Countryside
Early this morning travel to the city of Moron for the 1½-hour flight to Ulaanbaatar. From here drive an hour to Tuul Riverside Lodge, an intimate and fully sustainable traditional Mongolian ger camp set amidst rolling hills above the Tuul River. Absorb the vast, unspoiled countryside on a variety of outdoor activities. B,L,D
Day 14 — Ulaanbaatar Countryside
Experience the hospitality of the Mongolian people on a visit with a nomadic family before returning to your lodge for an afternoon at leisure—or to hike, bird watch, kayak, fish, mountain bike, or try Mongolian archery. Tonight dine on traditional Mongolian barbecue then watch a shaman performance around the campfire. B,L,D
Day 15 — Ulaanbaatar, Depart for U.S.
Visit the city this morning for last-minute shopping or visit a local monastery. Early this evening attend a folklore performance followed by dinner at a local restaurant. This evening board your overnight flight to the U.S. B,L,D
Day 16 — Arrive U.S.
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Set on an island off the coast of New England in the summer of 1965, tells the story of two twelve-year-olds who fall in love, make a secret pact, and run away together into the wilderness.
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All style and no real substance. He could of done so much with this, but didn't. Not impressed with the pubescent sexual stuff either. I know kids start early with their exploration, but 12 ? And why kill the dog?
This was my first movie by Director Wes Anderson. He takes and all star cast and gives most of them small parts. Yet they all work wonderfully together. Bill Murray as a worried father when his daughter turns up missing is priceless. The script is great and the cast is equally great. A really unique movie that's also very funny.
In typical Wes Anderson eclectic style ~ a great movie!
I thoroughly enjoyed this one. It's very funny and quirky. But I don't recommend it for a younger audience due to some content. Perhaps Grade 6 and up.
I really liked this movie, it was a good story, different then a lot of movies out there, every one acted their parts well.
Wes Anderson got it right in this one (so missed it in The Life Aquatic). Great quirky little movie that I will watch again some day.
original stylish charming quirky. really good world to be immersed in
Very strange movie with a few interesting features and plot devices. If you have time to see a movie, try something else, unless you really like weird.
For the first 10 minutes I was not sure what I was watching. But as the films progressed I was captivated by the style in which the story was told. And it was a pretty unique style too. Teenage love normally does not interest me but this film is one exception. This is a very enjoyable comedy. The feel-good ending is a bonus.
Very quirky. It was odd but I enjoyed it. The acting was very good especially the kids.
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Germany? Before the beginning there was Ginnungagap, an empty space of nothingness, filled with pure creative power. (Sort of like the inside of my head.)
And it ends with Ragnarok, the twilight of the Gods. In between is much fighting, betrayal and romance. Just as a good Godly story should be.
Heroes have their own graveyard called Valhalla. Unfortunately we cannot show you a panorama of it at this time, nor of the lovely Valkyries who are its escort service.
Hail Odin, wandering God wielding wisdom and wand! Hail Freya, hail Tyr, hail Thor!
Odin made the many lakes and the fish in them. In his traverses across the lands he caused there to be the Mulheim Bridge in Cologne, as did he make the Mercury fountain, Mercury being of his nature.
But it is to the mighty Thor that the Hammering Man gives service.
Between the time of the Nordic old ones and that of modern Frankfort there may have been a T.Rex or two on the scene. At least some mastodons for sure came through for lunch, then fell into tar pits to become fossils for us to find.
And there we must leave you, O my most pure and holy children.
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