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The Gloucestershire Autumn Open includes a varied programme of TR shooting with 2&10 at 300 & 600yds in the morning and 900 & 1000yds in the afternoon.
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This is a new event in the calendar and is effectively a trial event to see if there is demand for a specific Historic SR match.
The Course of Fire (CoF) was successfully trialed using a variety of historic rifles and is based on military practices with standard Fig 11 and Fig 12 targets. There are no Run Downs included!
The HBSA and LERA have been involved in the development of the event, which has been scheduled the day before the start of the 2014/15 Civ SR Winter League.
We hope owners of British historic Service Rifles will take up the challenge, but have also added a category for Foreign Service Rifles.
Details are on the entry form, which includes the Match Conditions and Definitions of Historic Service Rifle.
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This event is the first of the very popular 2014/15 Winter League competitions, running from October to April. The Courses of Fire (CoF) for the first event includes 3 matches to make best use of the range space:
AM we will all shoot the Short Range Rural Contact (SRRC) Match on Century, then PM we will split into two groups and shoot the Urban Contact Match and the Infantry Individual Match. For the purposes of the new Winter League, the SRRC will count as the AM match, and the aggregate of BOTH the Urban Contact and the Inf Ind Match will count as the PM match.
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As a reminder, the dates for 2014/15 are:
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Sat 1 Nov
Sun 7 Dec
Sat 10 Jan 15
Sun 1 Feb
Sat 7 Mar
Sun 5 Apr
For those new to Civ SR, we are running two 'Introduction to Civ SR' courses - one on Sat 27 Sep (still a few places remaining as at 24 Aug) and a second on Sat 15 Nov. These are run by highly experienced shooters and involve classroom work and lots of practical coaching on the range. Click here for more details.
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Sat 11 Oct 14 will include an opportunity to practice before the match commences.
Each team will be allocated 3 targets.
Teams will consist of a Captain, Adjutant, Main Coach, three Sub-Coaches, 12 firers and 3 reserves. Since all the office bearers may also be firing members, the minimum number to form a team is 12 and maximum 21.
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This is the last of three 'Action Weekends' servicing Gallery Rifle and Pistol, Target Shotgun, Civilian Service Rifle and the McQueen communities to encourage action shooting.
Typical competitions are Advancing Target, the 1500 Match, Bianchi, Timed & Precision, McQueen events and the Speed Steel Challenge.
Useful information relevant to this event can be found the current NRA GR&P handbook that incorporates the booklet for the Phoenix Meeting. This is available to download below.
Shooting Division handles administration, Peter Cottrell is Match Director and Neil Francis (NRA GR&P Rep) can answer your discipline queries.
Download Gallery Rifle and Pistol Handbook
Download Phoenix and GR&P Meeting Booklet
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Contact(s): Shooting Division or Chris Farr or Neil Francis
This event is the second of the very popular 2014/15 Winter League competitions, running to April 2015. The Courses of Fire (CoF) are based on military practices and may involve anything from 25 yards (Urban Contact Match) to 600 yards. Each league shoot has two matches, one AM and one PM, with CoF attached to each entry form and posted on the NRA website 4 weeks in advance. Over 100 shooters take part each weekend in all weather conditions. The matches are testing but always enjoyable!
Dates for 2014/15 are:
Sat 1 Nov
A series of 'Introduction to Civ SR' courses will be run by the NRA for those interested in getting involved.
The course fee is £70 which includes range fees, targets, scorebook, individual coaching and lunch. Ammunition and firearms are not included but can be hired from the NRA
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This event is the third of the very popular 2014/15 Winter League competitions, running to April 2015. The Courses of Fire (CoF) are based on military practices and may involve anything from 25 yards (Urban Contact Match) to 600 yards. Each league shoot has two matches, one AM and one PM, with CoF attached to each entry form and posted on the NRA website 4 weeks in advance. Over 100 shooters take part each weekend in all weather conditions. The matches are testing but always enjoyable!
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|Congratulations Middle Man!! We are so proud of you.
This weeks menu:
Friday: Wild Mushroom Pasta : Hubs and I liked this but the kids were not big fans. I had a different recipe in mind when I planned my menu but then I couldn't remember what I was going to do so I found this one instead. It's a good recipe but I just think that my kids aren't mushroom fans.
Saturday: Dinner at Outback Steakhouse to celebrate Middle Man's black belt. We like Outback because they are generally allergy aware. Of course you still have to make sure they know about the allergies and make sure the kitchen can handle your requests. We bring our chef cards and make sure we talk to a manager and the waiter/waitress. We always ask for Middle Man's steak to be "cooked in a clean pan, not on the grill". They asked if they could cook it on foil but on the grill. Pan cooking would take a long time. That was an ok alternative for us. They cooked it on a part of the grill that didn't have food on it. He also got Ahi Tuna as an appetizer without the sauces, undressed baked potato and green beans.
Sunday: Chicken au Champagne, green beans, salad: The recipe is originally from French Women Don't Get Fat by Mireille Guilano. She says that you should use Veuve Clicquot as the champagne. At the cheapest it's $50.00 a bottle. She owns the company so that's easy for her to say. Those of us who don't want to spend that much (or can't) can use something cheaper. I used a $7.99 bottle of Cook's Brut. It worked just fine. The only downside is that it tastes awful so you won't probably want to drink the unused portion.
Monday: Original Ranch Pork Chops, oven roasted potatoes, baby lima beans, salad
Tuesday: Fried Cabbage and Chicken Sausage, rolls
Wednesday: Vegetarian Tortilla Soup (slow cooker), corn bread
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MONTREAL - A retired Transport Quebec manager broke down on the stand at the Charbonneau Commission on Wednesday as he testified about the illegal bribes accepted by one of his colleagues.
Claude Paquet had to pause for nearly a minute to collect himself as he described his relationship with Guy Hamel, another retired public servant who Paquet said acted a s his "right hand" for years. Last week, Hamel admitted to accepting envelopes full of cash, free vacations and other luxury perks from engineering firms and construction companies in the Montreal region in exchange for approval of "extras" on work sites and access to privileged information.
Hamel's admissions on the stand "cut me off at the knees," said Paquet, who paused and then began wiping away tears as the commissioners looked on impassively.
"He was my right hand."
Earlier in the day, the witness acknowledged that he met with Hamel during the mid-2000s and told him to "calm down" when it came to accepting dinner invitations from engineering firms and construction contractors. But Paquet testified that he had no idea that Hamel was also accepting more expensive gifts and cash.
He added that he himself dined with engineers and construction bosses, and accepted hockey tickets because that was considered normal in the industry and it fostered "good business relationships."
"I never felt that people were expecting anything in return when they invited me to a hockey game."
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On Wednesday, Paquet maintained that he never suspected that taxpayers were potentially being robbed of millions as the companies repeatedly cheated the system. The first phase of the work was supposed to cost a maximum of $1.9 million, the inquiry heard, but Infrabec Construction (owned by Zambito) won the contract with a bid $2.9 million.
The witness acknowledged that after Louisbourg Construction — a company owned by Tony Accurso — won the contract to complete the second phase, Transport Quebec broke its own rules by negotiating with the construction magnate for a lower price after the bid documents had been received.
Paquet said his superiors at Transport Quebec were aware of those negotiations, and that then-deputy transport minister Liguori Hinse was also aware that discussions took place. The bid price on Accurso's contract was eventually reduced by $2 million, something that Justice France Charbonneau said should have been a major red flag indicating that the initial bid had been wildly inflated.
Paquet said he never thought of it that way.
Paquet completed his testimony late Wednesday afternoon, and was replaced by engineer André Prud'homme, who is responsible for reviewing complaints filed to Quebec's Order of Engineers. Prud'homme is expected to testify at length about alleged collusion on a contract to improve water and sewage infrastructure in the town of St-Gilles-de-Lotbinière.


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The Duchess of Cornwall is "utterly devastated" after her brother died from a serious head injury sustained in a fall in New York.
Mark Shand, 62, was taken to hospital on Tuesday night after reportedly slipping while lighting a cigarette and hitting his head on the pavement outside an after-party for a charity event.
He was in New York for an auction held at Sotheby's in aid of a charity for underprivileged children and the Elephant Family, which aims to save the endangered Asian elephant from extinction in the wild.
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Nope, objectives and rewards only, then go towards where the map points me. The whole leveling is so boring, I just wanna rush thrugh it as fast as possible really.
I have to admit I don't on my main character, I'm usually in too much of a rush to level up but I do on alt's. I read nearly everything when I did Loremaster, it took forever lol
Only if I need some bit of info on how to finish the quest.
Otherwise I just have jamba autoaccept and auto turn quests in. If the people writing them were that good at storytelling, they wouldn't be writing quest text in a video game.
Depends on the context. If Grand Magister Rommath is telling me about Dalaran being purged and the city becoming a war zone, I'll pay close attention. If Roktar McLogar the farmer is telling me about why I need to find him some boar snouts, yeah, maybe I'll skim it see myself out.
Depends on how I'm leveling too. Zerging through zones with an RaF partner doesn't leave much time for immersion.
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Only If it's some kind of epic quest chain or if it's about the main characters. If they are just random "kill 15 of that, collect 3 of this" type quests which you get in every village/city, I don't bother.
Most of the time yes. I read all the text in WotLK because the lore and setting was exciting for me and after that I did the same for the quests I did in Cata and MoP (can't remember if I did it during Vanilla and TBC though)
Signature infractions suck especially when they are just about the size of TEXT! WTB token limit!
I read all the quests, books, etc the first time. I was pretty annoyed when they removed all of the speech from the vendors, etc rather than just doing the sensible thing of letting players who don't like reading have an option to toggle it off
I don't care, I'm still free. You can't take the sky from me
WoW comics & jokes, Dragon Age parody and other weirdness
Yes, I do, always have and always will (I admit, when I'm on my 3rd alt or so, from then on I usually skip the reading since I already know, but I read all quests at least once).
Also, with the advent of some of the QoL features, like quest tracking and map pinging, there is less of an emphasis on reading quest text for info on where to go, dropping the immersion that much more.
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
I did in vanilla, tbc and wotl, couldt care for cata and MoP, will do it again in WoD, wish they would read it outloud in-game when ur "reading" it before accepting
I put the laughter in manslaughter
Blood DK problems: to many ppl at daily place, cant pull 8packs *cries*
BF3>CoD Cola>Pepsi PC>Mac Xbox>PS3
I used to read quest text because you needed to in order to find out what you were questing for (before the map quest icons). This last expansion, though, I didn't read a single line of quest dialogue and reached max level because idgaf about Mists lore (it was chiefly unrelated to anything prior). The weirdest thing about it, is that one habit bled into every mmo I've been trying. Everyone and their grandmother has quest icons in mmo's which quest text isn't really needed to play the game. However, I firmly believe that adding those icons greatly ruins the immersion and exploration aspect of the game. I would get so lost in RPGs like Final Fantasy and would be enticed to explore in Skyrim (which had icons), but WoW overdid it.
If you want me to cite sources that would back up my claims, I would be more than happy to. Just send me a private message and ask politely.


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PREVIEW: "Brightest Day" #0
DC Comics has released a 5-page preview of "Brightest Day" #0, the highly anticipated follow up series to "Blackest Night." Co-written by Geoff Johns and Peter J. Tomasi, issue #1 hits stands Wednesday, May 5.
Lemire Embiggens Ray Palmer
DC Comics has announced Jeff Lemire will be writing new Atom adventures featuring Ray Palmer, first in a one-shot and then as an "Adventure Comics" co-feature. We spoke with Lemire about the big news for the small hero.
Paul Cornell New "Action Comics" Writer
The writer behind the fan favorite series "Captain Britain and MI-13" steps in to the Man of Steel's longest-running comic, focusing on Lex Luthor while Marc Guggenheim steps aside for more mysterious DC work.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Action Comics" #888
Courtesy of DC Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Action Comics" #888 by Greg Rucka, Eric Trautmann and Pere Perez. The JSA/Wonder Woman guest-starring issue hits stores this Wednesday, April 14.
Greg Rucka and the Fate of Batwoman
Join Kelly in this week's edition of SHE HAS NO HEAD as she reacts to the news that Greg Rucka is leaving DC Comics and posits some theories on what this might mean for the character of Batwoman.
Looking back at "Blackest Night"
ROBOT 6's Tom Bondurant reviews the Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis event miniseries, noting "for once I think a Big DC Event has left the superhero line in a good place."
WC10: David Finch
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VIDEO: "Brave and the Bold" Featuring Dr. Thomas Wayne
Cartoon Network has provided clips and pics from this week's new episode of "Batman: The Brave and the Bold," featuring The Spectre, Phantom Stranger and Batman's father, Dr. Thomas Wayne!
Wonder Woman. Amazon. Hero. Icon.
Robert Greenberger spoke with CBR News about his new "Wonder Woman" coffee table book from Rizzoli and also shared news about the latest edition of "Who's Who." which he is writing for DC Comics.
PREVIEW: "Batman and Robin" #11
DC Comics has released a 5-page preview of Grant Morrison and Andy Clarke's "Batman and Robin" #11, which hits stores this Wednesday, April 7, and features covers by both Clarke and Frank Quitely.
WC10: Human Target
The Executive Producer of FOX's "Human Target," the hit action series based on the DC Comics character, treated WonderCon attendees to a screening of the season finale and a Q&A with the show's cast.
WC10: DCU Editorial Presentation
DC Comics' brightest stars answered fans' questions about the futures of their favorite characters at WonderCon during the DCU Editorial Presentation, including word on Green Arrow, Batwoman and more.
WC10: Spotlight on James Robinson
James Robinson talks about writing for DC Comics, revealing new information about the Justice League, including their new, permanent lineup and the ramifications to be felt from "War of The Supermen."
WC10: Amanda Conner & Jimmy Palmiotti
The husband-and-wife team of "Power Girl" met with fans at WonderCon to discuss their exit from the DC Comics title, their working relationship, the nature of a two-income comics household, and what they're up to next.
WC10: Gail Simone
The outgoing "Wonder Woman" writer met with fans in San Francisco for a WonderCon panel detailing her beginnings in the comics industry to her newest gig, re-launching DC's "Birds of Prey" in June.
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DC has announced artists J.H. Williams III, Dave Gibbons, Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez, Rags Morales and Dan Jurgens are all contributing to the previously announced "DCU: Legacies."
WC10: Comic Writers Unite!
Top DC Comics writers Geoff Johns, Jimmy Palmiotti, Gail Simone, and more share details of their creative writing process during a Saturday panel at WonderCon, also revealing their remedies for writers' block.
WC10: DC Nation Panel
Wondercon's DC Nation panel took on an informal tone as newly-anointed bigwigs Dan DiDio, Jim Lee, and Geoff Johns discussed their new roles, comics' required reading list, and the return of Lee and Frank Miller's "Dark Knight: Boy Wonder."
Jim Lee Talks "Dark Knight: Boy Wonder"
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Dick Giordano: Memories of a Legend
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In his first interview on the long-awaited project, legendary cartoonist Neal Adams describes what brought him back to the Dark Knight, how his storytelling and collaborative skills will be put to the test and why long-form comics rule.
Nicieza Returns to Tim Drake in "Red Robin"
Fabian Nicieza is joining forces once more with Tim Drake as the industry veteran will be replacing Chris Yost as the writer of "Red Robin" beginning with June's #13. CBR spoke with Nicieza about his new Gotham gig.
VIDEO: "Brave and the Bold" Featuring Captain Marvel
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REVIEW: "Blackest Night" #8
Geoff Johns' epic "Blackest Night" series concludes today, but was it a satisfying read? CBR's Doug Zawisza checks in with a spoiler free review, giving it five stars and saying simply, "...this one has it all."
Let GEOFF JOHNS PRIME Brighten Your Day
In brightest day, in blackest night, no evil shall escape his sight. The superstar writer behind "Blackest Night" and "Flash"--not to mention DC's new Chief Creative Officer--needs your questions for the next Q&A with CBR readers!
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This evening is the first time I have stepped foot in Europe and I have to admit I am a little excited. I caught a Taxi to my hotel The Hampshire Hotel Theatre District, a smallish family owned hotel with a very warm comfy feeing to it, sadly no meals only breakfast and I am not a breakfast person, it did however have its own two …
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... from the cruise we didn't really go inside many other tourist attractions. There are lots of museums with Rembrandt, Van Gogh etc, but we preferred being outside enjoying the atmosphere. We enjoyed window shopping along the Negen Straatjes (9 streets) area, the quiet refuge of the Bejinhof (not quite as peaceful as the one in Bruges but still quite lovely), and stopping in many brown bars whenever we were thirsty, or needed a bathroom. Public toilets are far and ...
They'll give a flash ! Come get your hash!!!
... Noticed the other customers seemed quite content with their coffee but in the semi dark maybe they were having the same problem as me and only appeared content and laid back. Anyway, when I tasted the coffee it did not live up to the waitress's claim so did not drink it and as for the herbs knew we could not bring back into Australia so left them as well. Think I have given up on a good cup of coffee, don't know why they rave about ...
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... participants sat around the fire while all trying to act cool. The reason we were so disconcerted was not the fact that they had perched themselves next to our tent to ensure we heard every word, it was the fact that they were singing songs that we had never heard of, giving us the feeling of old age and a disconnect with the pop charts! To this background we settled down for one last cosy night in the tent ready to set off to Belgium ...
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... wanted to go to a market that we'd heard about but it wasn't running as its a Sunday :-( but we wandered back to the main part of town to pick up some souvenirs. They have whole shops devoted to selling condoms here! We stopped in a supermarket to pick up some dinner, breakfast and lunch as we have an early start tomorrow so are having a chilled evening and we will miss breakfast. Saved ourselves some money though as we got all 3 meals for the two of us for only ...
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A Great Hotel small in size but big on friendliness as well as being close to transport
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Great Hotel - Great Value!
The Tulip Inn in Amsterdam was an amazing place for the price. As a budget traveller in Europe - this was the best place at which I had the chance to stay. It is in a great location - away from the annoyance of tourists by the red light district (but within walking distance), and a block away from the entertainment of Leidesplein Square (clubs, bars, restaurants & COFFEE SHOPS galore). The staff was very friendly and accomodating - immediately offering us one of the few rooms with a balcony. And it actually had an elevator (though quite a tight squeeze for even two people) which I found a rarity in European hotels - at least the moderately priced ones. The room wasn't huge, but was very clean and modernly decorated and had a large & clean bathroom. Overall I would definitely recommend the Tulip Inn & would stay there again myself.
Some body from Tulip hotel cancel my reservation
I booked my Euro trip in advance. One of the city was Amsterdam.
I was in hotel on time and front desk checked reservation and said it is cancel. It was already third Europeen city in my trip. I never cancel my reservation. After arriving back home I communicate with (---) and they confirm that Tulip Hotel cancel my reservation.
So, think twice if you want to stay in Tulip hotel
Fantastic Little Hotel
All rooms fantastic, clean, and totally adorable. All the amenities you would need. Double room was nice size; single room was small but so adorable it didn't matter.
Great base from which to explore Amsterdam
Chose this hotel for a long weekend in Amsterdam and didn't regret it. Great location, only 5 minutes walk from the tram stop at Leidsplan and similarly for one of the stops on the red line of the Canal Bus. The Van Gough and Rijksmuseum are virtually "round the corner" - about 10 minutes on foot. On arrival I used the Connexion shuttle bus from Schipol Airport, which stopped at the door. My departure flight was at 8 am which mean that I wasn't able to use the shuttle bus when leaving. Had to use the early morning tram and train to get to the airport, which all workd out fine.
The hotel room and bathroom (on the 3rd floor) were small, but clean and comfortably adequate. No A/C but this was not a problem. Breakfast wasn't included in my rate. It looked expensive so I didn't bother. Staff at reception courteous and helpful.
Two terminals in the bar area with complimentary internet access. Also, free wifi in the reception and bar area.
Overall, a great base from which to explore Amsterdam.
Couldn't have asked for anything more
We have recently returned from a short stay in Amsterdam. We looked at quite alot of accomodation on the internet before booking and I am pleased to say we definately made the right decision.
The Tulip Inn Amsterdam Centre, is located 5 mins (if that) from the Liedesplein, where there is an abundance of bars and restaurants plus a choice of tram 1,2 or 5 which takes you to/from Central Station via Dam square and all its surrounding attractions.
The service at the hotel was excellent. We arrived at the hotel around 10.30am knowing that we would't be able to check in until 2.30pm but hoping they would have a luggage store, and they did. The receptionist took our details and we left our bags, allowing us a day free of luggage to roam Amsterdam. The drinks at the bar were the same as elsewhere which was a pleasant surprise.
We had a small, yet adequate room, up in what appeared to be a converted attic with a lovely view through the velux window at the canal on the other side of the road. The bedroom,bathroom, reception, bar and lounge area were immaculately clean. The rate we paid didn't include breakfast but you could get this at the hotel ( a little pricey though so we ate out). However, we were more than happy that we received value for money from the accommodation alone. We will definately be recommending this place to friends and/or stay there again should we return to Amsterdam.
Small but felt luxurious
We spent most of our trip visiting friends and staying in unheated attics (in February), so maybe this seemed so wonderful because we had low standards. But it really was a nice little hotel, just a block outside of the center city, about a 20-25 minute walk from the train station, or a few minutes from the Leidseplein. As others have mentioned, the room was quite small, but was newly refurbished, with a modern, chic feel, and a sparkling clean bathroom (with shower only). We were on the back, with view of the heating units, so it's worth asking for something on the front, overlooking the canal. But then again, we paid only about $100 US, or 75 euro (through Priceline). The free internet was nice, and the staff was very gracious.
Nice hotel
A friend and I stayed at the Tulip Inn in early April 2005. We enjoyed our stay at this newly refurbished hotel. Our room was one of the nicer rooms we've had in Europe. It was small, but stylishly furnished with modern furnishings. Our request for a canal view was granted at no extra charge. We booked through an online service and paid an average of 115 EUR/night. Bathroom was small with a standing shower. Hot water was good, but water pressure was less desirable. Rooms were cleaned daily, along with fresh towels. Other perks? A bar (drinks expensive) in the comfortable lounge area (chess, newspapers, snack machine), with free internet service and wireless connection! Reception staff was pleasant and helpful with restaurant recommendations and other inquiries. Skip the "breakfast buffet" for 13 EUR. There are so many other places to eat. I recommend a local, family-run restaurant, called the Hap Hmm. When you leave the hotel, take a left and take the first left. The restaurant is on the left hand side about the middle of the street. Prices were excellent for local Flemish dishes (open only for lunch through dinner).
Hotel was very accessible, very close to the popular Leidseplein Square. Unfortunately, the hotel directions were not very clear. After taking the tram or bus from Central Station, get off at Leidseplein stop, and head south (if you face The Bulldog, south is to your right) towards the Marriot Hotel (you will pass over a canal). At the Marriot, hang a right for about another 2 minutes. The Tulip is on the left hand side. They do have a lift, but beware, it's super tiny!! Also, watch out for all of the bikes!
Clean, excellent location
Fantastic location, very central and felt safe, 5 minutes walk from the main shops and eateries of the Leidseplein, plus a tram line. Small but clean rooms, a bathroom with a very nice hot shower and lots of towels. Breakfast was okay though didn't vary from day to day. Cable TV was great, with lots of channels in English. Would definately go back again. Good value for what we paid (approx 80 euros per night).


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What's there to say? An awful lineup for a team that's on a five-game losing streak with one of the league's least effective pitchers on the mound. This game is a nightmare waiting to happen.
Maybe the random chance of baseball gives us a weird win tonight. But it's pretty bad when we're just hoping for random miracles.
Then again, I'm not sure I'm not hoping for the opposite. Maybe if everything goes completely, terribly wrong, we might actually get some positive change.
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CATEGORIES Comedy, Deals, Fandom, Scripts, Remakes and Sequels, Movies, CinematicalThe idea of a new Three Stooges movie has been floating around various studios for years now -- most recently accompanied by a Farrelly brothers script which has apparently impressed at least some of the people at C3 Entertainment, the rights holding company. At some point in the not too distant past, Warner Bros. had an option on the project, and in probably the wisest move made by the studio in decades, they let it drop. This means, however, the Stooges film went back on the market, where it was quickly snapped up by the eager First Look Studios. First Look says they plan to stay true to the "original flavor" of the studios, and C3 Entertainment is said to still be impressed with the contemporary script penned by the Farrellys.
Look, I loved the Stooges growing up. I'm not picking on this film idea because of any sense of ill will towards the old boys -- I just fear the results of a "contemporary" Stooges film written by the guys who brought us Stuck on You. I can see nothing but great evil emerging from such a deal. However, maybe I'm just a cynic. What say you, Stooge fans? Are you glad to see your old buddies finally getting some attention from studios again, or is it sacrilege to replace the iconic actors?
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Thanks very much for the reply - its appreciated. Sounds like you have your hands full!
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Thanks very much for the reply - its appreciated. Sounds like you have your hands full!
Is that tumbleweed rolling through this thread?
No reply to email, no reply to discussion board postings..... Anyone suggest another means of communication?
A week ago, I made a couple of Certified Signed waiver requests for a product with one of our customers. (These were actually waivers which were previously accepted in the Symbian.org process, but...
I did think about it, yes..... Then realised nothing is published about the API etc, and that its only going to be 'beta' in December..... Not ready for a production app right now, I think.
Using .mobi has the desired effect..... sort of. Now the browser is launched but is then superceded by the Ovi Store - looks kind of clunky. Nonetheless, thanks for your help!
A few posts in Forum Nokia suggest opening an Ovi Store URL launches the Ovi Store application.
However, on the N8, doing this from QT, like so:
Note: If you are already using the the Nokia QT SDK, you may have to run "Nokia Qt SDK > Update Nokia Qt SDK" - the original 1.0 SDK did not include the Symbian^3 TRK file.
Adding raise() appears to work by bringing the splash screen to the top of the window stack (above the softkey area):
// Show the splash screen
QPixmap pixmap(":/images/splash_screen.png");...
Thanks, that did the trick - the Wiki article is misleading, in that '!' doesn't work, but you don't need it in the end.
I have a project which includes a large number of data files (c. 100). Following the Wiki guidelines for deploying files works just fine for device builds (I'm deploying to the app private...
Fixed - essentially, the Nokia QT SDk isn't enough. You need to also install "Qt for Open Source C++ development on Symbian" as defined here...
I'm setting up the QT environment for Symbian^3 and am having trouble with the Symbian Emulators/SDKs. I need to use these rather than the QT simulator since I'll be using Symbian C++ code too.
Default input mode doesn't work on QWERTY devices:
The only definition for this code is KUriUtilsErrInvalidUserInfo, which you will find definied in UriUtilsCommon.h.
Thanks. Using a later version of the examples has solved the problem!
I guess the silence implies no-one has got them working.....
You might have more luck posting this on the "Mobile Java Networking & Messaging & Security" forum.
The Open GL ES SDK examples compile just fine and run on both emulator and handsets. However, the examples which use textures ("Texture", "Multitex") display the textures as expected on the emulator,...
You will need an OMA CP plug-in. See http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/OMA_Provisioning_Adapter_API
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Join us this Sunday at 10 a.m. when we'll continue our series in Matthew with a message from Kevin Rogers on Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane.
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Five Sundays: Five Leadership Team ReportsJune 29 2014 at 4:01 pm 0 Comments
Update, July 19, 2014: All five Leadership Team updates have been given now. Please see the links below to review them.
Over five consecutive Sundays in June and July, the pastors who oversee each of our Leadership Teams will briefly share their vision and ministry goals, and we'll take time to pray for the work of their teams. This is an opportunity to hear how we're seeking to advance our church's mission this year in five key ministry areas.
None of the ministry areas are new to our church. What is new is that the responsibility to develop and execute a multi-year strategy for these ministry areas has been consolidated under the five Leadership Teams.
As the Sundays go by, we will post recaps of the leaders' remarks here on the church blog and link to them below.
June 15 - Equipping & Training | Don DeVries
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June 29 - Community Life | Adam Malcolm
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This Sunday we welcome Darrin Patrick to preach God's Word to us. Darrin is Lead Pastor of The Journey in St. Louis, Mo., and is in town for this Saturday's Men's Conference in Springfield, Va. He was able to stay over on Sunday to be with us. Come hear him at both places!
Darrin founded The Journey in 2002 in the urban core of St. Louis, Mo. The Journey has six locations and has released seven church plants. Darrin is Vice President of the Acts 29 Church Planting Network and has helped start multiple non-profits in St. Louis.
Darrin's passion is to help people know and live the gospel. After earning his B.A. in Biblical languages from Southwest Baptist University, and a Master's of Divinity (summa cum laude) from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Darrin earned his Doctor of Ministry from Covenant Seminary. Darrin has authored a number of books including Church Planter, For the City (with Matt Carter), and two books published this year: The Dude's Guide to Manhood and Replant.
Darrin is married to his high school sweetheart, Amie, and they have four beautiful children: Glory, Grace, Drew, and Delainey.
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UPDATE (Monday morning, January 27):
Yesterday afternoon, the Lowe family asked that we pass on to you this brief report on Emma's condition.
Many in our church and community are grieving in the wake of the traffic accident yesterday in front of the church, which resulted in the death of one Covenant Life School school student and very serious injuries to others. We will be taking tomorrow morning's service to look to God and his Word for comfort and peace in the midst of this troubling time.
Please pray for the French and Lowe families, those in the two vehicles that were in the accident, and all in the community who have been affected. We as a church family also grieve for the family of Suzanne Snyder, a long-time and beloved member of the church who went to be with the Lord this week.
As Christians we do not grieve as those without hope, but instead have hope beyond the grave. The community is invited to join us tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. for our Sunday service, as well as at 6 p.m. on Sunday evening for a Community Prayer Vigil.
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Looking to Jesus in the Race of FaithJune 13 2013 at 5:51 pm 2 Comments
This month we're taking a break from our study of the gospel of Matthew. I believe the Lord is leading us to work our way through the 12th chapter of Hebrews.
We know that "all Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, reproof and for training in righteousness" (2 Timothy 3:16). It's all part of the living and active Word of God (Hebrews 4:12). We need all of it. But isn't it true that at certain times in our lives certain parts of Scripture seem to speak so directly to our circumstances that the breath of God's Word feels like a mighty wind? The Word doesn't just speak to us in those moments; it feels like it thunders! And the living and active Sword of the Spirit seems to pierce even more deeply.
That's how I feel about Hebrews 12 right now for myself personally and for our church family as a whole. In so many ways this chapter with its 29 verses speaks to where we find ourselves. We're facing disorienting challenges. Many of us feel weary and discouraged. Hebrews 12 calls Christians to endurance and faith. It speaks to God's purpose in painful circumstances. It addresses the temptations we face in times of difficulty. And most importantly it holds forth Jesus. Hebrews 12 calls us to fix our eyes on him and to remember the unshakeable nature of his kingdom.
So Lord willing, for the next five weeks, I'm going to preach Hebrews 12 to you, and to me. And I'm asking the Lord to send his Holy Spirit and do something deep and powerful and lasting in our hearts through his living Word.
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Good Friday and Easter ServicesMarch 15 2013 at 10:04 am 0 Comments
Good Friday Service | March 29 | 7 p.m.
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Social Networking with Joomla just got better
Update: It has come to my attention that this software was actually forked from a free product called Offiria and is almost a complete copy (aside from a logo change). Offiria is free and available from https://offiria.com/ for those interested in getting the software from the original source and for free!
There are plenty of products out there that add social networking functionality on top of Joomla via plugins but to date, there haven't been any that have used Joomla as a framework to develop something uniquely different. Today, this changes. We recently were contacted by developers of a new social networking platform built upon Joomla called Undiscuss It who have done just that.
While the name of the product might be a bit odd and confusing, the product itself looks quite promising.
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As you can see, the system is quite the departure from what we normally see from Joomla and we think there's definitely potential (with enough interest and support from users) for this system to evolve nicely.
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Han People of the River Han Hwechinby Craig Mishler
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The upper Yukon River basin is one of the wildest, most beautiful, and coldest places on earth. The indigenous Han Indians, whose homeland straddles the U.S.-Canadian border, traveled this country as hunters and gatherers and found a way to survive in it that exemplifies their innovation and tenacity.
The history of the upper Yukon valley from the earliest Western contact with the Han in the 1840s has been one of continuous change. As a result of the gold rush, the Han suddenly became homeless in their own homeland. This book tells the story of that displacement and of current efforts by the Han to reclaim their lands and restore a vibrant way of life. In-depth profiles of Chief Isaac, Chief Charley, and others illustrate the critical importance of traditional leadership in stressful times.
Mishler and Simeone have carefully researched and compiled new information from historic records, adding their own, firsthand field observations and oral interviews with Elders during the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. They present detailed historical data on the fur trade, missionization, and the gold rush, as well as an analysis of Han social structure, settlement patterns, religion, subsistence, and expressive culture. The final chapter illustrates contemporary life in Eagle Village with two vivid ethnographic snapshots- a Christmas eve dance in 1972 and a long summer day in 1997. Appendices include a methodological essay, a historic chronology, rules for Han card games, and genealogies for many Han families. As a model of innovative ethnographic and ethnohistorical work, Han, People of the River makes an important contribution to anthropological and indigenous studies literature. As a vivid and deeply thoughtful depiction of the past, present, and future of the Han, it is meant for all Alaskans and everyone who cares about Alaska history and Alaska Native peoples.
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Visual Basic 2005 Recipes: A Problem-Solution Approachby Rakesh Rajan
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Whatever your situation, one thing is certain: you will always know what you want to do, but not necessarily how best to do it. This book has been written to help you through those difficult decisions and is an invaluable companion when tackling a wide range of Visual Basic 2005 problems.
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