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As pine trees hold the wind's imprint after the wind has gone, is no longer there,
so words retain a man's imprint, after the man has gone, is no longer there.
I am Greek. When I talk, it is not me talking. My ancestors talk with my mouth. My words have retained the imprint of a dozen poets and a hundred philosophers. For the words they have given me, I am grateful.
For these words, I was given for a reason.
As soon as we are born, a new possibility is born with us. A new idea that is to transcend life, to refine it, and give it a meaning. We are life's hope.
I was born in Athens, the city that gave birth to free thought and then killed it, like the Spartans did with their disabled children. I watched the world changing from the better to the worst as I was growing up. Little did the people know of what it was to be Greek, and soon they had to forget what they knew and learn to be European. I learned to be free, because freedom in life is something you learn and then you forget and then you re-learn it again. I continue to learn. I learn sociology, philosophy, political sciences, I learn graphic design at Bilkent University and how to speak. Because speaking is another thing you learn and then you forget and then you have to re-learn, again.
Important things happen this hour, in Greece. Not a day passes by without feeling the confused struggles of the people. And I train my eyes every day to see behind the Greek crisis, and what I see, are millions of men and women, not only in Greece but also in Europe, who are confused, unsatisfied, constrained and speechless. Why? Because whatever they do, they can't live decently. And they are told it is their fault. What they do is not enough, they are told, they have to try harder, they are told. And nobody hears them speak, say otherwise. They have forgotten their voice and they have forgotten who they are and where they come from and they can't hear their ancestors screaming within their lungs. I fear that this world's economic machine has gone mad and will not stop until our ancestors shut up. Until we all shut up.
Living is no joke.
My name is Zoi. It means "Life". Having "Life" as your name is not important. But having a life, that is. I mean, being able to say "I lived". "Yaşadım" diyebilmen için.
Living is no joke.
You must live with great seriousness.
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A thousand ancestors speak with our mouth. We were given words for a reason. We must learn to speak.
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People often speak of fashion as a form of expression, with clothing having the ability to communicate so much about our culture, beliefs, values and experiences. After the collapse of the garment factory in Bangladesh, which highlighted an industry ridden with exploitation, it is hard not to ask the question - what do your clothes really say about you?
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We endeavoured into this project knowing that rapid changes in fashion dictate a severe form of just-in-time production - the consequences of which are well known – exploitative labour practices resulting in severe conditions for workers around the globe.
We spent months in India learning the ins and outs of the garment sector. What we discovered along the way was just how many garment workers in the region fall within the 'informal' garment sector – a litany of unregistered commercial establishments made-up of reservoirs of migratory workers who travel to urban centers from less developed regions of the country in search of work. The majority of these workers are minorities and members of the Dalit (formerly "untouchable cast").
Exploited for their cheap cost of labour and inability to unionize, these invisible members of the global supply chain exist in the murky territory of contracted and sub-contracted garment orders from domestic and international buyers alike.
In order to keep overheads low and minimize risk of loss associated with uncertain orders, factories commissioned on behalf of international buyers will further subcontract orders into this 'informal' sector, where workers exist completely beyond the reach of any labour laws, social security and and ethical industry standards.
The growth of the informal sector has burgeoned in recent years. While some workers have benefitted from the economic opportunities that the informal sector presents, many more are exploited for scant pay and subjected to harrowing working conditions. Most are bonded labourers, sometimes children, working 7 days a week, 13 hrs a day in dilapidated factories with no sanitation facilities. Many of these workers will fall prey to loss of vision and the mobility of their hands due to the fine detailing of the work.
Business' acting in the region play a major role in establishing structures and practices that perpetuating poverty and exploitation. It is possible that major chains and retailers are unaware of how many workers from the informal sector are actually involved in fulfilling their orders, or may turn a blind eye to the working conditions of this segment of their workforce.
However, under the UN Guiding Principles, businesses of any size and operating in any region have an obligation to act responsibly and with respect for human rights. Their responsibility is to both avoid infringing on the human rights of others and to address adverse human rights impacts with which they are involved. The principles necessitate proper due-diligence to identify, prevent, mitigate and account for how they address impact on human rights.
Turning a blind eye to blatant infringement of human rights, poverty, absence of legal safeguards or poor enforcement of such laws should never be exploited for corporate gain.
It is clear that the decisions of brands and retailers to seek low cost, unregulated environments in which to carry out production has contributed to a situation where workers lives are being placed at risk. The purchasing practices of brands, which are often characterized by short term, unstable relationships, constant price cutting and short lead times also contribute to a lack of investment in the safety conditions within factories and attempts to produce more than the capacity of the factory allows for – thus outsourcing to smaller units that fall in the informal sector.
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Never have we had such an evil, malevolent, cunning Communist organization pulling the strings of a ankle-grabbing Marxist running this country.
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Fundamental transformation delivered as promised. RINO GOPers are still trying to get immigration amnesty done before the election in November. Meanwhile the US Debt Clock is spinning out of control, and there is an elephant in the strawberry field with red toes no one can see. #wearedonestickaforkinit
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The 51+% for Americans who voted, twice, to put this fraud in charge knew full well that Decline was the real agenda behind Hope and Change. The bad things happening are the will of that 51+%.
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Can´t Canada create its own refinery with fifthgeneration technology?
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Any opposition worth its salt would have fought back against Obama´s hope and change USA destruction policy from the get go; but by being obsessed with cordiality, going along, getting along, holding on to their committee seats and getting reelected, we have been failed as much by a useless opposition as by the author of all this obamic idiocy. Hard working Americans deserve infinitely better than this.
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I told you! Obama is coming for your Air Conditioner. He and his rich friends will live in comfort and the rest of us will sweat!
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#4 has it exactly right! Ultimately, 51% of We, the People are responsible for this fraud and destroyer of a president! They also elect the Pelosi´s and RINOs of Congress!For the first time in my life, I see no bright future for this country anymore!
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Softening up the great satan for the next global caliphate is the prime directive for bama and his brotherhood who arent in charge at the white horse. Putin has visions of nuking the EU/USA axis of islamic/satanic evil and then Russia will be the global home of Christianity in a post nuke world. What a game plan!
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Obama fired the first shot of the second American civil war.
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It is about time to reform the Republic of Teas, with as many States that may want to join with us.
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Someone stole my "x"!!!Where is that edit function?
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FRAUD, FRAUD and more FRAUD in the swing states is what elected the idiot for a second term. Research the info about voter fraud in the Carolina-Virginia Areas. More fraudulent votes than the vote totals shown as a ´win´ for him. Some who were previous voters for both sides of the aisle did stay home but not as many as the frauds who voted.Fraud and a milktoast RINO candidate didn´t help the matters.Who is the puppet master for obama---more and more the Bill Ayres style comes to the forefront, including his committed anti-American friends and colleagues.
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Churchill said, the best argument against democracy is a five minute conversation with the average voter.We are now governed by people elected by Dude Boy and Pajama Boy.
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Energy is Obama´s last item to have completely transformed America into a socialist state. It is not going to happen. Opposition is growing, and Obama is 3 months from lame duck. Conservatives have just begun to fight. The left is going to get a wallop.
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Now that the LoFos are finally starting to figure Obama out, it´s time to start thinking about how to stop this maniac. A good start would be a complete change out of the Senate in November.
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#4,#8,#18,#19 – There is nothing more powerful than prayer. Americans need to pray as if lives depend on it—because our lives, and the lives of future generations, depend on it. Never forget: "... if my people who are called by my name humble themselves, and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and heal their land." ~ 2 Chronicles 7:14
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#18 I wish I shared your optimism but as #13 wrote, the oval office occupant is there because of voter fraud - therefore any conservative success in ´14 and/or ´16 will be contingent upon somehow guaranteeing the integrity of the elections.#20 you have stated sacred truth. Thank you.
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The EPA is already at work on that, #16.
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"Energy prices will necessarily skyrocket!"This after the snide and condescending air he had about himself when he said if someone wanted to open a coal refinery, we will ensure it goes bankrupt. Total control, the heck with his hope and change BS.
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Obama is a coward and can be rolled. Why will no one on our side stand up to him? Are people that afraid of Emperor Stompy Foot?What is wrong with this country - where is the grit in our perseverance to stand up to a pipsqueak tyrant like Zippy? Putin invaded Crimea and Zippy couldn´t even invade Nevada for Pete´s sake.
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#4, the 51% who vote for this fool thought the decline would happen to the rich only. The concept that it would hurt them too is beyond them. So, with the increase of food, gas and energy costs and the wage decline, maybe the lofos will understand this man hurts us all!
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The Republicans knew this was coming, why weren´t they prepared. He is flaunting his power because he knows Congress is scared to start going forward with impeachment hearings. They ought to start and keep him busy dealing with that.
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While I am disgusted every day by the news of what the Obama regime is doing, I always look back at history and how tyrants and uncaring kings and queens were overthrown. I am convinced that Obama´s time is coming when Americans will be so outraged at what he has done to our country that new ways may be found to punish him and his regime.Two eras come to mind right away. The French Revolution which was not pretty, but the guillotine sure had an effect.Once again, I thought of France to a more recent era - the end of WWII when the allies freed France from the Nazis. The women who collaborated with the Germans and had "friendships" with the officers were rounded up, their heads shaved, and they were marched through the streets of Paris.Italy was even more dramatic in their retribution of Mussolini and his mistress - they were shot, along with some others in his government and then hanged upside down in Milan at an Esso station. Passers by spat on them and defiled them in other ways.I doubt that Americans would ever go that far, but taking away some goodies from Barry that usually go to ex-Presidents would make many of us feel better. I know it´ll never happen, though. We just have to overpower the Dems in 2014 and 2016 and take back our country.
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It is not difficult to intuit that the end result will be government control over our individual heating and air-conditioning usage. Kiss your thermostat goodbye.
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Mr President - your incessant sanctimonious BS and self righteous nonsense proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that indeed sometimes the slowest sperm does fertilize the egg...While you may fancy yourself some sort of a "Christian", I am sure Christ would gleefully leap off the nearest bridge in order to disassociate himself with your holier-than-thou crap.I wish you nothing less then painful pancreatic cancer. Stones in your shoes on long walks, and blisters on your butt as you sit down. Sleepless nights, broken hearts, sadness, pain, misery, loss of loved ones, felony convictions for crimes you "didn´t" commit, weight gain, stubbed toes, sprained limbs and, always having something in your eye.I loathe you like I´ve never loathed anyone.
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This is what is happening in America.I strongly object to everyone who is blabbering that obozo is a deer in the headlights, or incapable of this and failed at that. NO!He is successful at what he intends to do. And what pisses me off is that we are still electing people who do not work for us, the American people. Dems, of course, and especially, repubics!
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#29, I hear you, but we cannot allow ourselves to be as full of hate as this president and this administration are. If we do, we devolve to what they are, and we cannot allow that, for our own sakes.Forgive me if this sounds like a lecture, but God knows all of this is happening, sees it, may have possibly decreed it in order to bring us to our senses, and will deal with it in His own time.You may get your wish or you may not. However it works out, ultimately it will be for the best because it is part of Gods eternal plan.If you are not a believer, forgive me for even bringing up the subject. This latest energy grab maybe the biggest problem this nation faces. For that reason I can understand the uncontrollable rage. I feel it too. I also know that forces outside of Obama´s control are at work. This I know without a doubt. It may be Satan for now, but he is already a defeated enemy. We can take solace in that.(forgive second post on this subject. )
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Our congress is so afraid of being called racist that they are letting this evil man and his criminal minions tear down 238 years of freedom.
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#1 horse and buggy is to nice for such thugs. ALL government employees should be required to use Smart Cars.
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#21 – Thank you!#29 – Indeed God knows what is happening; He made clear to Moses that disobedience to His laws will be met with discipline. Simply stated, "Failure to obey God's statutes, rules, and laws results in punishment. God's discipline intensifies as the disobedience intensifies against Him." (Reference Leviticus 26:14-46)"One by one God removes His blessings in order to lead His people back to Him in repentance that He may again shower them with His grace." (Reference 2 Peter 3:9)Well-intentioned tolerance by people of faith is partially responsible for the perverse immorality permeating this once God-fearing nation.
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"Obama Blocks Keystone To Start Energy Takeover"Misleading headline is misleading.Obama hasn´t affirmatively blocked the Keystone pipeline.He has slow walked the regulatory process for years.
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We are quite literally experiencing more tyrnny now than we did under British rule.
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If Earth Had Rings
First off, they would be really pretty to look at. They would also dominate the sky in both night and day at exactly the same place as they would never rise nor set. And at night you would see the Earth's shadow swing across the rings, like in the 4th photo here.
However, life would be very different on Earth if this were the case. Nocturnal animals would have a hard time being nocturnal, as the light reflecting from the rings would illuminate the night.
Because we are closer to the Sun than Saturn is, the rings would be more rocky than ice, making them less bright but still pretty bright. In fact, you would see far less stars at night (living anywhere other than the equator or the arctic circle) because of the light pollution and not to mention ruin most meteor showers because of that.
During the day the rings would block sunlight in certain regions of the planet creating wild weather cycles and effecting plant life as well. So basically, they would be definitely pretty to look at but they would also make a whole lot of things screwy.
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Imagine how our lives would change if the importance of sports in our society was replaced with the performing arts.
"Omg did you see the ballet last night?"
Imagine a library filled with every book in the world, none of them have titles on the cover and the pages are blank, but when you open one you are instantly transported to the world within the book. You get to live the story as any character for as long as you like. And when you come out of the story, almost no time has past in the real world
Is this place heaven?
Living in the story however long you want seems like a cop out. You should have to see the story to the end of the book. You would need to survive it, which might be difficult if it ends up being, say, a GRRM novel. And you would have to hope that you don't end up in one of those books that document decades, perhaps centuries.
I'd still do it. Although the odds of me surviving many books is slim. I don't have many useful talents.
wow thats weirddd
What if you got to the part of your life that youre at now and there were only like 5 pages left in the book
And another point for the whovians
Personally I would just reread up to the point where I found the book. Because my memory is so awful I don't actually remember my life.
"What if a weeping angel fell in love with a human, but she could never touch or talk to him, and just followed him around all day. And then, just once, she followed too close, and accidentally touched him, and this was the result."
I've always wondered if God gets excited when we finally find the person He created us to be with. Or if He is watching and is like, "That was them! NO. NO. TURN AROUND! YOU MISSED THEM! THAT WAS THEM!"
We are in a giant reality tv show and God and the angels are the fandom.
thunderstorms are nothing more than ship wars going on in heaven
Mark Oshiro, of Mark Does Stuff fame, will soon be reviewing, chapter by chapter, the Song of the Lioness quartet by Tamora Pierce. It is no secret that I love Tamora Pierce. She and Mark are two of the four people I idolize (the other two being the awesome Green brothers). I should be ecstatic at this meeting of worlds, and in some ways I am. But I'm also worried. So worried that I'm breaking this hiatus to write about it.
What if Mark Oshiro does not like Tamora Pierce novels?
And no one has noticed because tourists are constantly looking at it.
oh god
;A; oh Cas…fuck these angels…//sobs
*shivers involuntarily*
If the average life span of a pre-historic hunter-gatherer is 30-40 years, what if everyone over the age of 30 disappeared? Would we still have an over-population problem? I realize that this may be my only "what if" question that could be answers with the right statistics. Can anyone answer this?
What if everything is the projection of our own mind, we created our history, the solar system, our whole universe, the chair we are sitting in, our best friend, the tears streaming down our cheeks, none of it real, none of it there, all of it created by our own mind.
What if Harry Potter fans - I'm eyeing you hard, Nerdfighteria - wrote a script for all the Harry Potter books to turn into 7 movies. Not a line-for-line retelling of the books, or a remake of the movies, but scripts that fit a normal movie-length time and are good. Not just to fans, but to movie lovers as well, and people like my father who have never read the books. Comprehensible is what I'm saying. Because as movies, what we have is not up to scratch, people walk out of theaters scratching their heads because it doesn't make sense, while at the same time HP nerds are moaning because the people in charge ship Harry/Hermione more than the actual plot (that's right HPatHBP viewers, romance is a side plot in the books). Does this make sense? Is it not possible to make a good movie that is also true to the books?
What if the only knowledge of humans that aliens possessed of us was from our television shows?
What if the world was abandoned of any structure that did not rise from the ground in a spurt of life?


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Opera Garnier Tour with Expert Guides in Paris
Uncover an architectural masterpiece in the heart of Paris
Get a 90-minute guided tour of the public areas of Opera Garnier
Set eyes on the writhing snakes of the bronze Pythonisse sculpture
Climb up the double stairway of the Grand Escalier
Marvel at the splendid paintings and sculptures
Opera Garnier Tour with Expert Guides in Paris
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Discover Europe's largest opera house on an informative 90-minute tour of the Opera Garnier. Knowledgeable and enthusiastic guides from the Opera de Paris will uncover the secrets of this Baroque masterpiece, located in the heart of Paris.
Inaugurated in 1875 and named after its exciting young architect, Charles Garnier, it is the largest opera house in Europe. Once you have met your guide at the museum entrance, you will be taken to the "Rotonde des Abonnes" (Members' Rotunda), once used as the formal welcome area for opera guests. Garnier's unique signature will be pointed out among the magnificent arabesques, before you move on to explore the building's galaxy of riches.
You will set eyes on the writhing snakes of the bronze "Pythonisse" sculpture, before climbing the double stairway of the "Grand Escalier" (Main Staircase). Imagine the swish of crinolines as you admire the breathtaking décor and stroll through vast foyers, filled with sparkling mosaics, colorful marble columns and gold-leaf flourishes. Everywhere you look will be a feast for the eyes.
Throughout the tour, expert and enthusiastic guides from the Opera de Paris point out the splendid paintings and sculptures that help to make the Opera Garnier one of the most rewarding museums in Paris, as well as one of its most impressive working theaters.
What's Included:
• English-speaking, guided tour of the Opera Garnier's public areas (including the Rotunda, Grand Escalier, Grand Foyer, Auditorium and lounges)
• Entry ticket
Good to Know:
• As a working theater, access to the Auditorium is sometimes unavailable due to technical or artistic reasons. Access cannot be guaranteed.
• The tour is not available to children below 5 years of age.
• For artistic or technical reasons, the tour itinerary can be modified on the day of the tour itself, if so instructed by the Opera Garnier, without this giving rise to a refund.
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Reviewed by Janice from Salem, United States on October 12, 2014 We thoroughly enjoyed our tour of the Opera Garnier in Paris! Our guide was a fantastic source of information. It was one of the best activities we did during our week in Paris!
"What an excellent way to this beautiful building!"
Reviewed by Larry from Seattle, United States on October 8, 2014 Our tour guide was very theatrical and enjoyed teaching us about the building, it's history and the history of operas hels ther. This was a very memorable afternoon.
"At least we got to see it."
Reviewed by Theresa from Falmouth, United States on October 3, 2014 It was so hot in the opera house the day we visited that we could barely concentrate on the tour. And it did take extreme concentration to understand the heavily-accented English in which our tour guide spoke. Her frantic pace (of both speech and movement) made it even more difficult to follow. Perhaps dividing the visitors into smaller groups might help. Also, while we were extremely happy to see the lobby and the auditorium, we were sorry that we did not get any "behind the scenes" view of the process of putting an opera together---costume shop, dressing rooms, fly space. I would indeed recommend the tour to friends, but with caveats: Prepare to be bedazzled, I'd tell them, but don't really expect to learn much.
"Best thing we did all week"
Reviewed by Karen from Leicester, United Kingdom on September 12, 2014 The guide brought it to life -did other tours but did not match this
"Glorious interior, knowledgeable guide with excellent English"
Reviewed by Roslyn from St Albans, United Kingdom on September 11, 2014 Very informative tour with history and anecdotes to bring the past alive. Wonderful, jaw-dropping decor.
"Much more than you can get from self guided recordings."
Reviewed by Mark from Reston, United States on August 24, 2014 Skip the self guided tours. Get the inside "scoop". Well worth the money. We really enjoyed the 90 minute tour.
"Guide very knowledgeable and pleasant"
Reviewed by Stephanie from Miami, United States on August 4, 2014 Excellent
"Fabulous Tour"
Reviewed by David from Rochester, United States on July 30, 2014 The place was just amazing and the tour guide was informative and very intelligent. This was a highlight of our trip.
"Highlight of our trip to Paris"
Reviewed by Ricki from Edmonton, Canada on July 27, 2014 This was my 7th visit to Paris. Although we normally "self tour" we decided to try a guided tour of the Opera. It was fabulous. The group was small enough that you could hear what was being said and ask questions. The guide was informative and knowledgable. We learnt so much we would not have learnt our own. I highly recommend this tour.
"It was perfect. I am learning French and it was perfect for me"
Reviewed by Linda from Liverpool, United Kingdom on July 26, 2014 If anyone is studying French then go on a tour in French .The guide was very good and I found her easy to follow.the tour made a prompt start and the instructions I received were easy to follow.I would certainly use this company again.
"excellent informative and entertaining guide to a magnificent building"
Reviewed by Robert from sheffield, United Kingdom on July 26, 2014 Our guide was superb. Her english was excellent and she was interesting, entertaining and very knowledgeable. The building is well worth visiting, but having the guided tour certainly enhanced the visit.
Reviewed by Donna from Saskatoon, Canada on July 25, 2014 Nice to see the theatre from the floor. Billed as only public area access but this was a nice concession.
"Must tour venue"
Reviewed by Monica from Burke, United States on July 17, 2014 This was awesome. The ceiling of the theater alone was worth the price of admission. The tour guide very knowledgeable.
Reviewed by Mark from Carnegie, Australia on July 14, 2014 The tour was extremely informative and the guide knowledgeable and interesting. I would highly recommend seeing such a lovely place!
"Must see venue with informative guide"
Reviewed by Mark from Plano, United States on June 24, 2014 Yes you could walk around yourself but the information gleaned from the guide and access to certain areas was well worth the cost. A beautiful bulding with an interesting background.
"Fair tour--too many people in tour group, couldn't hear tour leader."
Reviewed by Starr from Novato, United States on May 30, 2014 Tour leader was good, knew her information, but there were too many people in group. Couldn't hear tour leader because other groups were too close and too many people as well.
"Beautiful bulding and great guide."
Reviewed by a GetYourGuide Customer from Carmel, United States on May 29, 2014 We really enjoyed this tour. Do not miss this tour.
"An amazing and informative tour!"
Reviewed by William from Lindenhurst, United States on May 24, 2014 The Opera Garnier is remarkably beautiful. During our tour we learned everything about it - the history, the architecture, the reason for the seating status, and so much more. Our guide knew everything about it and answered every question asked. She added humor throughout the tour and that made the tour even more delightful.
"This was an excellent guided tour with a knowledgeable and enthusiasti"
Reviewed by Lin from Clifton Hill, Australia on May 14, 2014 This was really excellent. We had tickets to the opera/ballet, but booked to do this tour first and are so glad we did! It provided so much background and appreciation of the whole building that we would never have got from just going to the show (though that was amazing) or doing the self guided tour. Our guide was really enthusiastic and really brought things to life.
"Very interesting and worthwhile view inside the Opera Garnier"
Reviewed by Ruth from Eugene, United States on May 5, 2014 We were traveling to Paris and planned to attend an opera performance at the Garnier. To get a better look at this beautiful building and learn more about it, we attended the guided tour in the afternoon. It was on time and led by a very well-spoken and knowledgeable English speaking Frenchwoman, who also had a bit of a sense of humor. It was well worth the price and the time, as we would otherwise never have seen many of the most interesting parts of the building nor understand what they were about. We highly recommend it!
"Well worth seeing."
Reviewed by Pamela from Mountain View, United States on April 4, 2014 This is an amazing building I enjoyed learning more about it. The group was rather large and I couldn't always get close enough to hear what our guide was saying. We were fortunate enough to be able to go into the auditorium.
"Informative and friendly"
Reviewed by a GetYourGuide Customer from Toronto, Canada on March 19, 2014 Exactly as descrbed. Guide was knowledgeable and personable, really added to my appreciation of this theatre.
"Great service and wonderful tour of the opera with a fun guide."
Reviewed by Rita from North Shields, United Kingdom on February 22, 2014 Easy to book tickets online and no queuing. Third time we've done a tour of Opera Garnier and this was the best. The guide was extremely knowledgeable and had a sense of humour, as well as impeccable English. It is a beautiful building - fascinating history - and learning about those who were responsible for its construction; the social mores and politics of the time, brought it alive. Highly recommend this as a 'different' tourist experience.
"Incredible building with wonderful, informative guide."
Reviewed by Joanne from Goring, Reading, United Kingdom on January 21, 2014 The Opera Garnier is the most stunning building, a feat of engineering and design. Our guide was friendly extremely knowledgeable and spoke excellent English. She was willing to answer any questions. The building is jaw droppingly beautiful.
"Very informative."
Reviewed by Barbara from King City, Canada on December 20, 2013 Our guide was very informative and spoke English well.
A rehearsal was underway and therefore could not see the inside of the actual theatre.
"Gorgeous building and enjoyable tour guide."
Reviewed by Karin from Carp, Canada on December 6, 2013 Such a beautiful and interesting building. Our tour guide was knowledgeable and amusing. It wasn't rushed and we could step out on the balcony and wave to people on the streets of Paris!
"A must see!"
Reviewed by Georg from Bougival, France on November 25, 2013 Very interesting tour through the building of the Opera. Our guide was very engaged, smart and nice. 1,5 went by in a rush.
"Nice tour but a little bit basic"
Reviewed by a GetYourGuide Customer from Hedel, Netherlands on October 30, 2013 Certainly a nice tour through a beautiful building. The guide spoke good English and there was room for questions. It would be nice, however, to see more spaces/rooms of the Opera building, e.g.: backstage, cellars, storages, Emperor's entrance: more of the backside thingies. So: I reckon it's a good tour to have a first acquintance with the building and its history, but if you are more of an architecture-insider and already basically familiar with the building, I wouldn't recommend it.
"Great guided tour with iinteresting history about Garnier"
Reviewed by a GetYourGuide Customer from Baierbrunn, Germany on October 22, 2013 Great guided tour with iinteresting history about Garnier
"The tour was the perfect length of time."
Reviewed by Anabel from Downey, United States on October 21, 2013 The tour guide seemed to know everything there is to know about the opera house and was well articulated. The tour was absolutely splendid and again, it was the perfect length of time. I would highly recommend this tour to any of my friends and family who are interested in learning about Parisian architecture or are interested in The Phantom of the Opera. Smashing job!
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Sound Transit is coming.
You can't see it. You can't hear it. It hasn't yet had a "ground-breaking" ceremony.
But anticipation of a new light-rail transportation system dominates discussions regarding the future of Rainier Valley, and has provided new opportunities as well as challenges to preserving a sense of history and community in one of Seattle's most diverse neighborhoods.
Historic preservation work isn't new to the valley. Nearly all of the coordinated, public preservation work there, however, has been focused on Columbia City.
Declared a historic district in 1978, Columbia City and its immediate surroundings act as a kind of civic center for the entire valley - home to its library, its neighborhood service center, its new community center, a cultural arts center, two non-profit housing developers, its historical society, a neighborhood newspaper, Sound Transit's community outreach office, and more.
Historical knowledge of the valley is similarly focused on Columbia City almost exclusively, with the rest of the area's history left to more scattered and often anecdotal studies. The Rainier Valley Historical Society was founded in 1892, but was a family association called the Pioneers of Columbia City for its first century. Asked about the history of north Rainier Valley, the historical society president Buzz Anderson remarks, "This is the problem: there's just so little about that."
But there's about to be more.
Sound Transit published the first study of historic archaeological and architectural resources in North Rainier Valley as part of its route planning in 1999. Mitigation money from the agency will fund the city's first comprehensive survey of historic resources in North Rainier Valley, which will also include north Beacon Hill and Mount Baker. The new report is set to come out in March of 2004.
How the city's study is conducted and received by the community could help shape neighborhood planning and community advocacy in the area for years to come.
With Sound Transit touting the "transit-oriented development" that will follow in its wake, such work will also have a renewed urgency for North Rainier Valley residents looking to have a say in how their neighborhood will and won't change once light-rail becomes a reality.
What is North Rainier Valley?
North Rainier Valley is what city officials call the area between Columbia City and the Central District, between the steep slopes of Beacon Hill and the bluffs of Leschi/ Mount Baker, as a way of incorporating it into the state's growth management goals. It's technically a HUB Urban Village, which means it shares similar planning goals with such very different neighborhoods as Ballard, Lake City, Fremont, West Seattle Junction, and South Lake Union. Part of it receives business tax credits as a state Empowerment Zone, while another part gets similar credits as a federal Enterprise Community.
But its real character is more local and historically rooted, a more heterogeneous and auto-oriented landscape than Columbia City's.
It includes a few officially designated landmarks, including Franklin High School, Cheasty Boulevard (part of Olmsted's Seattle parks planning), and the Black Manufacturing Building at 1130 Rainier Ave South. But most of the neighborhood's architecturally and culturally significant sites have gone officially unrecognized.
What has been preserved has come less through government funding and more through a combination of a private investment, individual dedication, and community building activities that thrived in the midst of federal neglect.
Early History
Significant development of North Rainier Valley didn't really happen until streetcar expansion in the 1890s brought the neighborhood within closer reach of downtown. The line spurred residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural development that extended the previous decades' logging to clear most of the valley.
Italian migration partly drove the valley's northern development. Italians' numerous gardens and small farms, combined with their dense collection of modest wood frame houses and small businesses in the north end of the valley, became commonly referred to as "Garlic Gulch."
In 1907, the city annexed the neighborhoods in the valley south of Hanford Street, and by the 1920s, the valley's northern properties had been more or less developed with single family wood frame housing and a significant industrial and retail strip along Rainier Avenue oriented around the streetcar business.
The rise in auto traffic before World War II both hurt and helped the neighborhood.
Both Rainier Avenue and Empire Way (later renamed Martin Luther King Jr. Way) were listed as state highways in 1913, literally paving the way for cars to replace the streetcar's importance for the valley's development. The valley's streetcar service was discontinued in 1937, and the Lake Washington Floating Bridge's opening in 1939 further reoriented North Rainier Valley around auto traffic while bisecting its Italian neighborhood with a busy expressway.
Growing Community
Like most urban neighborhoods nationwide, North Rainier Valley suffered in the wake of the federal government's massive post-World War II subsidies for suburban freeway and residential development.
Even though it had adapted relatively well to car culture, and the area's overall population increased during and immediately after the war, new development further south in the Valley as well as in outlying suburbs undermined the economic base that once sustained North Rainier Valley's businesses.
Planners in the 1950s extended Rainier Avenue's commercial zoning to encourage the development of auto-oriented strip malls. But in many respects, they were too late. A number of federal projects in the 1950s and 1960s brought even more change to the valley, not all of it positive.
The construction of I-5 diverted much of the traffic that had once passed through the valley to the other side of Beacon Hill. And in 1959, the city announced its plans to use federal urban renewal dollars to raze much of the south end of the Central District and North Rainier Valley. The original 900-acre proposal for the Yesler-Atlantic Neighborhood Improvement Project was eventually reduced to 137 acres, mainly in the Central District, 43 of which were razed. Nixon's cutting of public housing funds undermined the city's plans to redevelop the area, however, and by 1982, 76 percent of the lots cleared by the city were still vacant.
Nearly all of the clearance activities actually occurred north of what is now recognized as Rainier Valley. But uncertain plans for demolition, the displacement of hundreds of nearby residents in Judkins and the Central District, and the decades long process of expanding I-90 all undermined North Rainier Valley's already weak housing market in the 1960s and 1970s.
At a time when African Americans were unable to move into other Seattle area neighborhoods segregated by aggressive homeowner associations and redlining banks, the changes in North Rainier Valley provided a means for them to escape the crowding of the Central District.
The resulting change in the neighborhood's racial demographics was dramatic. During the 1970s, Rainier Valley displaced the Central District as the neighborhood with the largest concentration of Seattle's African Americans.
North Rainier Valley had always been relatively working class. But when the economic crises of the 1970s hit the nation's economic woes combined with Boeing's massive layoffs to turn the neighborhood into one of Seattle's poorest.
The consistently low incomes and low land values of the area have been both a blessing and a curse for the valley. Though private investment was weak during the 1970s and 1980s, and jobs paid worse and were harder to find than in the rest of the city, the valley's affordable rents benefited communities that lacked substantial capital. African Americans, and later Asian and African immigrants have all established themselves and built up their own businesses, churches, and residential enclaves in North Rainier Valley, giving the neighborhood a character distinct from the rest of the city.
The 1990s
The past decade brought change to the valley.
New, large chain stores now line a significant part of Rainier Avenue's commercial corridor between Walker and Charleston. Homesight, an affordable housing developer, in collaboration with the city of Seattle, redeveloped a substantial amount of property cleared for I-90's expansion, creating a new, less dense neighborhood of affordable homes where "Garlic Gulch" once was.
Through the new HOPE VI federal program, both major public housing projects in the valley -- Rainier Vista and Holly Park -- are being redeveloped to include higher density and more market rate housing. Rainier Valley's average housing prices increased from $108,495 to $210,164 during the 1990s. Yet for all its change, Rainier Valley still has a weaker economy and lower housing prices than most other neighborhoods in the city.
A report published by Southeast Effective Development (SEED) in 1996 claimed that the valley has $28 million in uncaptured retail demand and $29 million in uncaptured service demand each year. In 1999, Rainier Valley's average home price was the second lowest of any neighborhood in the city; its average rent for studio apartments was the lowest; and it had the highest percentage of Section 8 vouchers in Seattle. These statistics are from different geographic definitions of the valley, but they offer a general picture of the area's economy.
Travel Plans and New Horizons
Rainier Valley's recent history revolves in no small part around a legacy of being negatively effected by federal projects promising renewal. But it's also a neighborhood where negative impacts have been turned into assets.
Sound Transit could change this experience significantly. Whereas past projects drove people out of the valley, Sound Transit is promising to bring people and private investment back in. And whereas previous projects had limited funds available to help those displaced by public works, Sound Transit is providing the neighborhood $50 million in mitigation money.
Some improvements anticipating light rail's arrival have already begun. This includes the current repaving of Rainier Ave South, which hadn't been done in 26 years. On parts of Cheasty Boulevard, the city is helping coordinate the removal of private encroachments such as hedges and fences, and putting in a walking path.
SEED is in the process of constructing the first phase of a four-phase project conceived to increase density and affordable housing in the valley. The 8-acre project at Rainier Ave South and Charlestown Street, called Rainier Court, promises to include a total of 536 units of housing and 23,000 square feet of retail space, to be fully open by 2008.
Beyond these specific projects, the North Rainier Neighborhood Plan is in no small part structured around accommodating a future light rail line. Much of the plan focuses on the rezoning of the area immediately surrounding the intersection of Rainier and MLK Jr. Way into a "Town Center", in order to encourage greater commercial and residential density where Sound Transit's first valley stop will be.
Amidst all this change, historic preservation could offer an important way for diverse communities to participate in the reshaping of North Rainier Valley. A number of non-designated sites already stand out as places likely to generate public interest, though what's offered below is necessarily an incomplete list:
The Colman School and its nearby parking lot Technically located in North Rainier Valley on the edge of the I-90 lid, the Colman School, built in 1909, was purchased this year (2003) by the Seattle Urban League to be transformed into a mixed use development, with both housing rental units and an African American Heritage Museum and Cultural Center. The Seattle Parks Department recently considered installing a park for skateboarders in the parking lot next door to the school. The proposal met strong opposition from residents who would like to see the parking lot redeveloped in a way that is consistent with the theme of local African American heritage.
Industrial Buildings on Rainier Avenue South A number of industrial buildings just south of I-90, and already acknowledged by Sound Transit as significant, date back to the early heyday of Rainier Ave South. They include Stewart Lumber and Hardware Company, at 1761 Rainier Ave S, which has been in continuous operation since 1926; and Occidental Sheet Metal Works, at 2310 Rainier Ave South, built in 1925, and currently used by Liberty Sidecars.
Churches In any neighborhood, churches tend to be the oldest and most socially, and architecturally significant buildings. A number of North Rainier Valley churches undoubtedly deserve attention. One in particular is Our Lady of Mt. Virgin, at 1531 Bradner Pl South, a Catholic Church with a strong connection to the local Italian community -- from Garlic Gulch to the present day.
Social Service Agencies The Atlantic Street Center at 2103 S Atlantic Street, established as the Deaconess Settlement in 1910, and based in a two story masonry building constructed in 1927, is a longtime community service provider in the valley.
For more on the history of North Rainier Valley, visit the Rainier Valley Historical Society's website at www.rainiervalleyhistory.org.
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One of my favorite things has always been going for a nice long walk during a nighttime snow storm. Tonight I popped out around 3am, and had the Armory almost to myself. It was pretty damn magical.
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Yeah really, Just share the Recorded TV folder and viola. Anything can play from it. Even PS3.
I'm curious to see if they actually come up with something unique and compelling or if it will just be a large Windows Phone. I keep waiting for somebody to release a tablet that I actually want but it seems that, for me anyway, tablets try to fill a void between my smartphone and my laptop that simply doesn't exist.
The phone market is tiny tiny tiny.
In a very odd way, I think one of Apples greatest strength is their lack of choice and variety. If you buy Apples latest model when it is released you know there wont be anything better in the ecosystem until the next product refresh. That gives you a decent run before the next big thing (from Apple). That works out well for people who dont want to research what they are buying or are uninitiated users. Little or no choice makes things simple and a lot of people like things simple,
..(Ill resist the obvious simple minded joke but others feel free).On the other hand there are a plethora of Windows OS, Windows phone and Android devices. So much choice that inexperienced users can easily be overwhelmed. One of the advantages of independent product cycles is that there can be faster responses to new hardware. So for example, the Intel Sandy Bridge-E platform or just about any new Intel platform can be rolled out by HP, Dell and others much faster then Apple. Serendipity or some kind of under the table deal would have to be made to allow Apple to get their products out faster (and I think we have seen evidence of this).Microsoft releasing their own hardware can put them in the position of tighter controller over the given device as a whole but it doesn't stop the rush of other OEM products. It also puts them in competition with their partners which isnt a good way to build trust and harmony.
Follow the Microsoft event here. It started at 6:30P.M. ET.»live.cnet.com/Event/Microsofts_m···_Angeles
The phone market is tiny tiny tiny.
Tablet it is!
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Tablet called SurfaceUSB 2!!! Ports magnisieum
It crashed lol
They stole the playbook design, with changes10.6"
Here you go»www.microsoft.com/surface/en/us/···ace.aspx
the intel tablet looks pretty promising. The screen size should have been smaller but i'm sure it feels comfortable.Definitely looks good enough to buy. Will be better than my touchpad and ipad.--I found the key to success but somebody changed the lock.
I5!!! It's going to eat the battery.
MS pitching this as a laptop replacement & not just an iPad competitor. The Type Pad cover and desktop mode and MS Office all designed to replace laptops.
I5!!! It's going to eat the battery.
Another tech web sites take on the new MS tablet:»gizmodo.com/5919328/what-is-micr···ng-live/Microsoft's press release:»www.microsoft.com/en-us/news/pre···nce.aspx
2 new tablets from Microsoft. The Windows RT & the Windows 8 Pro. Different hardware and different software.Here is some info on the differences.»www.engadget.com/2012/06/18/micr···-window/
Surface for Windows RT tablet »www.engadget.com/2012/06/18/micr···nounced/ Processor: NVIDIA-made ARM chip Weight: 676 grams Thickness: 9.3 millimeters Display: 10.6-inch ClearType HD capactive touchpanel Battery: 31.5Wh I/O: microSD, USB 2.0, Micro HD Video, 2x2 MIMO antennae Software: Windows RT + Office Home & Student 2013 RT Accessories: Touch Cover, Type Cover, VaporMg Case & Stand Capacity: 32GB / 64GB Availability: "Around" the Windows 8 launch (fall 2012) Pricing: To be determinedSurface for Windows 8 Pro tablet »www.engadget.com/2012/06/18/micr···s-8-pro/ Processor: Intel Core i5 (Ivy Bridge) Weight: 903 grams Thickness: 13.5 millimeters Display: 10.6-inch ClearType Full HD (1080p) capactive touchpanel Battery: 42Wh I/O: microSDXC, USB 3.0, Mini DisplayPort, 2x2 MIMO antennae Software: Windows 8 Pro Accessories: Touch Cover, Type Cover, VaporMg Case & Stand, Pen with Palm Block Capacity: 64GB / 128GB Availability: "Three months after" the Windows 8 launch this fall Pricing: To be determinedIt's worth pointing out that the ARM-based WinRT (psst -- you can catch up on what exactly Windows RT is here) model is both thinner and lighter than the version with Windows 8 Pro. Moreover, the battery is sized up in the latter, presumably to handle the higher power drain of the 1080p panel and the Core i5 processor.
They are making a HUGE mistake, and it's going to cost them.They are effectively biting the hand that feeds them. What do you think all the OEM's that buy MS licenses for their hardware are going to think, when their software supplier has gotten into the hardware business to compete directly against them?If I was HP/Dell I'd be screaming pretty loud right now.--No, I didn't. Honest... I ran out of gas. I... I had a flat tire. I didn't have enough money for cab fare. My tux didn't come back from the cleaners. An old friend came in from out of town. Someone stole my car. There was an earthquake.......
Yeah MS will have to tread lightly there.Im just trying to recall a market where Microsoft basically competed with their partners successfully. With Microsoft Media Center and extenders 3rd party devices were all rendered obsolete and nonfunctional with the exception of the Xbox 360. Maybe not the best example though,
.Perhaps phones would be a similar model,
I wonder if I can Nuke Windows 8 and go back to 7?
I'll be looking to buy a Surface Pro when they are released. Wonder if I can get it in a bright Lime Green.Blake
Oooh...nice in lime but I want the magenta! I am interested in this too...the Pro one. But I wish Microsoft would change the name as "Surface" is stupid and hard to remember. I was trying to tell someone about it when I was out walking earlier today and, for the life of me, even though I had just been reading several articles about it....I couldn't recall the name. --When governments fear people, there is liberty. When the people fear the government, there is tyranny. Thomas Jefferson
Is there any information about the Surface's print capability and which printers it's compatible with?