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"Each piece in our winter program is an American portrait, created by some of our most important choreographers, with music by some of our most significant composers," said Joffrey Artistic Director Ashley C. Wheater. "Underlying is a sense of whimsy, vitality, romance, warmth, sensuality, and most importantly, dynamism. Combining the work of Twyla Tharp, Jerome Robbins, Gerald Arpino and Stanton Welch on the same stage offers an opportunity to witness the diversity, and the shared thread, of the American experience."
"The Joffrey is America's ballet company, and we're celebrating that with a 'made in America' program," added Joffrey Executive Director Christopher Clinton Conway. "In light of all the frustration with politics in Washington over the Fiscal Cliff, we need to celebrate what makes this country the greatest - it is the people and the art that they freely create, perform and celebrate."
Single tickets, which range from $31 to $152, are available for purchase at The Joffrey Ballet's official Box Office located in the lobby of Joffrey Tower, 10 E. Randolph Street, as well as the Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University Box Office, all Ticketmaster Ticket Centers, by telephone at (800) 982-2787, or online at www.ticketmaster.com.
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A newly minted Linux a must for the desktop
Rodney Gedda
Last week I wrote about how Linux distributors could do more in the way of integration work and usability testing to cement Linux's place on the desktop. The release of Linux Mint 10 on Friday is a good reminder of how some people remain hard at work to achieve that goal. By way of a backgrounder, Linux Mint is based on Ubuntu which is in turn based on Debian GNU/Linux.
The idea behind using an existing Linux distribution as a "base" for another is the hope of less development and testing requirements. Standing "on the shoulders of giants", so to speak.
One reader commented that Linux already has a higher install base than Mac OS X.
While that might be true (with Linux being free to distribute it's always going to be impossible to know exactly), it doesn't mean Linux is living up to its full potential on the desktop.
My argument is not that Linux distributions should try to be like Windows or Mac OS X, my argument is they should care more about the end-user experience. And shipping stable, integrated software is key to that.
Windows and Mac OS X both appeal to non-technical people because a lot of administration tasks are either automated or only involve pointing and clicking.
Of course, that doesn't mean Linux is difficult to use. But the lack of integration can be off-putting for someone who has never used it before.
In fact, there's absolutely no reason why a free operating system can't exceed the user experience of a commercial one.
Take a look at the success of Android on mobile devices for a good example of what can be done with a free operating system when it's tightly integrated with the hardware.
In the case of Linux Mint, people keep raving on about how easy to use it is and how little tinkering is required for things to "just work".
Mint has a strong focus on integration and testing and, in addition leveraging Ubuntu, develops its own software for system and software management.
While not as well known as commercial-backed distributions like openSUSE, Mint now claims to be the third most popular (the ranks can vary after a new release), according to Linux portal Distrowatch. It's somewhat of a dark horse among Linux distributions.
For Linux Mint to become so popular without much help from the media is a testament to its appeal.
Where does that leave the upstream distributions like Debian and Ubuntu? They can always take note of the success of their derivatives and engineer their systems in much the same way.
This is the main reason why I think Ubuntu's move to Unity and Wayland is so risky. Not because it's a "bad idea", but because Ubuntu still has a lot to do in the way of usability and integration work on the desktop.
And when Ubuntu's transition to Unity is complete, it will be up to distros like Linux Mint to offer refuge to the hordes of users dissatisfied with the change.
Linux's place on the desktop is not a war between Windows and Mac OS X it's a battle to get its own house in order.
With a compelling offering on the table, OEMs and end-users alike will take up free software with unprecedented fervour.
Rodney Gedda is Editor of TechWorld Australia. Follow Rodney on Twitter at @rodneygedda. Rodney's e-mail address is email@example.com. Follow TechWorld Australia on Twitter at @Techworld_AU.
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From The Other Side: A Chicago Playoff Mindset
[Joakim Noah with an offensive tip-back.]
[Derrick Rose finds Joakim Noah.]
[And Noah dunks...]
I've been in enough postgame press conferences to know that coaches are rarely satisfied with their team's performance, even when they win. They will say a win is a win, and they they proceed to go down the list of errors the team made and how they need to be corrected either in practice or by the next game. It's safe to assume that it comes when the territory of being a head coach. You can revel in victory, but there are always teaching moments to be had.
After the Chicago Bulls methodically took the Washington Wizards apart 105-77 on Monday night, I wondered what Coach Tom Thibodeau was going to find wrong with his team's performance. The Bulls never trailed, they held the Wizards to 30-percent shooting, and they scored nearly half of their points in the paint, which demoralized the young Wizards team. Still, with the minor exception of his team not taking care of the ball (Chicago had 17 turnovers and the Wizards had 15), Thibodeau was completely happy with his team's play and their mindset.
The good feelings and vibes did not stop with the head coach, as Joakim Noah, Derrick Rose and Carlos Boozer all had positive quotes about their play, about each other and about the overall direction of the team.
Derrick Rose:
"It's good to have the whole team back and we are working on getting back to where we want to be. Defensively we're still working 'Jo' [Joakim Noah] back into it, and I think he's doing a great job. He has a lot of energy and he's being aggressive on both ends. I think everyone did a good job today. Our transition defense still needs a lot of work but I think other than that it is going to be really hard for other teams to score on us. Coach always tells us to have an edge, so we just try and take our opponents confidence from the start."
Joakim Noah:
"It's really exciting playing on a team that is capable of doing something really special. We have to keep improving and understand that we have three huge games coming up. It was a good game today but we just have to think about the next one. Personally, I think coming off the injury I still have a ways to go but I feel every game I have been getting better and I'm just happy to be back out on the court. Win or lose you are always growing. We have great character on this team, and it's on us to stay focused on the next task."
Carlos Boozer on Noah:
"I think we talk [through] the game throughout the course of the game. I think the great thing about our chemistry, me and Jo, is that we're both great competitors and we're able to talk to each in other in a way that helps us get better while we're on the job, while we're still playing. And he is a monster. He's a monster. The way he's been playing since he's been back, he missed two and a half, three months, whatever it was, the way he's been playing, he's been a monster. It's impressive."
After watching the way the Bulls defeated the Wizards, and then listening to how they sounded in a locker room, it occurred to me that this was a true playoff team. They know their weaknesses, they know their strengths, they compliment each other on and off the court, and most importantly, they execute in all facets of the game.
In the third quarter, Derrick Rose had 11 points. Not only did he help the Bulls stretch their lead from 13 to 21 points, but he also held John Wall without a basket. Boozer and Noah established their physicality throughout the game and bullied Andray Blatche and JaVale McGee, all while combining to score 40 points and grab 21 rebounds. While Rose was on the perimeter and Boozer and Noah dominated inside, Luol Deng mastered the mid-range game to the tune of 21 points. When you add the play of Chicago's bench, which combined for 29 points, nine assists and 18 rebounds, it added up to 28 point victory.
As for the Washington Wizards team the Bulls were playing? They are lottery bound, headed towards rebuilding mode for the third consecutive spring, and are struggling to find both consistency and an identity. And as Kyle Weidie investigated, they are far from that playoff mindset.
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Wow, this just happened to me and going through hard times I was very excited.. On the other hand.. I had to calm myself down and pay attention to the details… Thank God..I didnt give them no info.. But theres another scam about federal grants being granted of 9.000 max (I rec this call the same day i rec the email about the PCH scam) anyhow, they already (dont know how) my personal info(they were pretty good experts) and then ask you to pay 200.00 bucks to retrieve your 9.000..smh
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i know it is a scam because she asked for all my info.
I just received this email."You been cleared a winner from PCHLOTTO 1,000,000 email (firstname.lastname@example.com". The email came from a Steven Quinn Huffman and the email address was email@example.com
I've been getting calls like this lately and I just want to post te number because it's wry annoying and they should be caught.. 18765287494.. Please at least prank call this number they act like they are PCH


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I have a friend who should watch this if you know what I mean.
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One does not simply review Charlie's Angels on the PS2…
To quote The Borg: "reviewance is futile."
(my old buddy Benny Borg is not very good at English, sorry)
There's something very special about such a game. It's that delicious kind of bad you get from a particularly lazy and/or misguided movie-to-game adaptation. It's awful in basically every way and yet it remains fascinating, like an old Miso soup.
In all fairness, the same could be said about those Charlie's Angels movies, though the former had Bill Murray-on-Tim Curry sumo wrestling (I'm 85% that happened) and the latter was completely out of its friggin' mind. In my book, that's pretty good mindless entertainment.
I will tackle this game properly in a video review at some point I'm sure so consider this less of a review and more of a teaser for just how impressively brain-numbing this game is.
What's bad about it? In a nutshell?
SO glad you asked.
The plot of the game, to give you an idea, involves a group of monument thieves who go around stealing famous landmarks in the blink of an eye. The game actually opens with the Statue Of Liberty's mysterious and speedy disappearance.
My money's on David Copperfield.
Or Herbert Lom in The Pink Panther Strikes Again for those who prefer crazy obscure movie references.
Either way, it's certainly a challenge for the Angels.
In the opening cutscene, we meet Bosley (Bernie Mac) and the gals as the ever-unseen Charlie explains their mission. Cameron Diaz, Lucy Liu and Drew Barrymore, believe it or not, do voice their characters and, amazingly, they do so with the appropriate amount of care and excitement.
None at all.
Anyway, let's meet our Angels.
Charlie's Naughty Angels?
Unless Lucy Liu's just feeling Drew Barrymore's baby bump.
Or the game's graphics are just completely broken, which they are, and the animation on the characters is all over the place. Incidentally, these cutscenes look way better than the actual gameplay.
I know.
Brace yourselves.
Now I don't know much about Cameron Diaz but I know two things.
1 – What Happens In Vegas was horrible.
2 – Cameron Diaz does not have a bald spot in the front of her head.
The flimsy excuse we get for the Angels wearing bikinis that don't leave much to the imagination for a good portion of the game is their cover for this mission is a bikini contest. Something which, to be honest, would not be the silliest thing these characters have ever done.
Not even close.
That said, what kind of bikini contest takes place at dusk with no audience and no-one around but bad guys who totally already know you're a spy because you're kicking the crap out of them left and right for no apparent reason?
Establishing a cover for your characters should mean some stealth is required: you walk around incognito until you do something stupid and get found out. But not in the topsy-turvy world of this game, oh no, your enemies are everywhere, all the time and there isn't a moment when you're not kicking them or attempting some kind of moronic "combo."
Pushing the same attack button three times is hardly a combo, by the way.
Each character has their own plusses and minuses in terms of attacks and you can switch from one to the other whenever you want except when a fight is going on, which is always.
Cameron Diaz kicks faster and has a nifty butt attack.
*insert hilarious screenshot here*
Drew Barrymore's punches are more powerful.
And Lucy Liu climbs ladders the slowest.
Seriously, the speed at which these ladies climb ladders is maddening. It's like waiting for death by looking at a decaying piece of bread for a week.
While the game is absurdly linear, it's still a good thing those arrows are there to show you the way because the sudden, super-awkward camera angle changes are disorienting to say the least. Otherwise, they're completely useless seeing as whenever you fight a bunch of people you are promptly surrounded by some invisible forcefield preventing you from proceeding to the next part or going anywhere on that level.
Every level works basically in the same way: you move the Angels along the level one after the other, fight a gazillion people with random names who look exactly the same then push some button where you see a red target symbol.
Rinse and repeat.
You could literally make fun of every single aspect of this game, from its ugly, ridiculous graphics to its music. There's something really undignified about seeing a badly rendered video game person in a bikini jumping and kicking like a kangaroo, or even simply running.
The music is stock but it's the sound effects which really stand out as particularly annoying. Diaz's character emits like a mini disappointed shriek every time she gets hit and, after a while of beating up and getting beaten up by complete strangers, this becomes unbearable.
Even the one actually fun aspect of the game is broken.
Enemies occasionally carry weapons with them from knives to tools, even harpoons and every so often they drop one and you're able to pick it up then beat them with it. This was a good idea since your main attacks get boring fast but what tends to happen is either someone kicks the weapon out of your hand and you can't pick it up again or you go back to pick up the weapon only to find that it's stuck inside that invisible wall I mentioned earlier.
A game like Minority Report had similar problems: a beat 'em up in which you fight way too many people for no reason when a more strategic adventure would have made more sense, a movie game that doesn't really "get" the movie it's based on, characters that don't look right, bizarre rag doll issues. And yet that game is somehow at least a thousand times better than Charlie's Angels. Perhaps it's the fact it has a coherent plot, perhaps it's the fact it's based on a really good movie or perhaps it's the jetpacks.
Gotta love those jetpacks.
Point being, always approach movie-to-game adaptations with caution, especially this one as it's most definitely one of the worst I've personally played. Expect more on Charlie's Angels from me some time in the future but in the meantime…
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Long before space was synonymous with Matthew McConaughey.
It was all about Hector.
Starship Hector, to be precise.
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This week, I'm not just reviewing a retro game.
I'm reviewing the Gods themselves!
First released on the Amiga, Gods was then ported to various consoles including the Sega Genesis and the Super Nintendo. The game, developed by The Bitmap Brothers, is a supernatural epic in which a hero (basically Hercules) attempts to retake the citadel of the gods from four baddies. The promise being that, should he succeed, he would be made into a god himself.
On the Genesis, we get a cool Batman & Robin-style suiting-up montage showing just how muscly and tough Mr Hercules is:
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Forget goblins.
Goblins are for THE WEAK.
Sure Ghosts 'N Goblins was a fun game and it kick-started a really popular franchise but those goblins had to go. 1988 was the year of the ghoul and yes, I'm basing that statement solely on the game I'm going to talk about today.
Ghouls 'N Ghosts was the first sequel to Ghosts 'N Goblins and although it was released in the Arcade and on a variety of other ports, I'll be focusing on the Sega Master System version because we all know how sloppy and, by extension, amusing those Arcade conversions can be on that console.
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Believe it or not, I haven't reviewed that many educational kid-friendly games.
No, Fisher-Price: Perfect Fit doesn't count.
I have, however, reviewed one of my favourite Mickey games, Mickey Mania for the Sega Genesis and revisiting that one was a joy so I trust Mickey to, once again, offer something worthwhile.
Oh, who am I kidding?
Mickey's Adventures In Numberland looked terrible.
And, in a way, it still does!
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Why did it have to be Snake…
The game I'll be talking about today has technically existed since the 70's but, for many of us, it's only been around since the time of brick Nokia phones with silly antennas, a time of bad Vengaboys songs, a time of not pawing your computer or mobile screen like a child pretending to play the piano on a wall made of candy.
This was the late 90's, man.
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So there's talk of a possible Tetris sci-fi live-action movie and I, for one, am all for it!
I love Tetris!
And if Clue can be a movie, then why can't a beloved retro gem like Tetris be a movie too?
Now, if we're really going to take this news seriously, we're going to have to set an example because we, as retro gamers and retro gaming aficionados, have the power to influence Hollywood this time and help steer this project towards something a little bit better than that House Of The Dead movie, for instance.
Let's put our heads together and try to figure out the best way to make a Tetris movie work.
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Ever read Treasure Island?
All the way through, I mean.
No? Me neither.
I did, however, see that drunk Orson Welles movie which was… interesting.
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Big plans were brewing back in 1992.
BIG plans.
Like a group of mad scientists in an old black and white movie, Beam Software developed a little game called Nightshade, also known as Nightshade Part 1: The Claws Of Sutekh and, although the game never received the sequels it promised/deserved, it was later used as a starting point for Shadowrun.
Released on the NES, the game was an ambitious mix of RPG adventure, point-and-click mystery, fighting action and… bad jokes.
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For 007 fans who also happened to be gamers, James Bond video games were kind of a must.
From The Duel to Goldeneye to Agent Under Fire, From Russia With Love and beyond, we had to try them out and, more often than not, they ended up being pretty darn entertaining. Not always perfect, granted, but generally good enough to warrant a playthrough.
Nightfire was one of the few games I personally played and completed on the original X-Box and, since I recently played it all again on the PS2 this time, I thought it would be a good one to bring the table while it's still fresh in my mind.
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How do you follow something like Fisher-Price: Perfect Fit?
With a (not sarcastically) good Sega Genesis game of course!
Yes, Blades Of Vengeance is actually decent!
In many ways, it's even better than decent: it's pretty darn great.
For one thing, it's called Blades Of Vengeance, which sounds either like a late sequel to that ice-skating Will Ferrell movie or some low-level metal band your dad would look at you weird for enjoying.
Or, of course, a random Steven Seagal film about some dude punching other dudes into paper-thin walls.
Quite simply: it sounds amazing.
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The words "classic" and "awesome" are tossed around a lot when people speak about their favourite retro games.
Super Mario World this, Legend Of Zelda that.
How "awesome" is Tetris?
Pac-Man is a true "classic"!
Yeah well all that may be true but it appears that some games are just too good, too special to be mentioned in top 100 lists (or top 1000 lists) of greatest games ever. And that's just wrong, sad and wrong.
Games like Fisher-Price: Perfect Fit always get left out and I'm personally saddened by that thought on a level so high that Donkey Kong only dreams of ever reaching that kind of vertical distance.
This game's so good, you guys.
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Seeing as everyone's favourite (read: most affordable) action heroes are back in the unsurprisingly not very good The Expendables 3, I thought we'd delve into one of the toughest retro games out there.
"Tough" as in big muscles tough, of course.
And no, I'm not talking about that wimpy NES Rambo game where you're knifing chickens and punching owls in the ear or whatever.
Nope, not even Duke Caribbean: Life's A Beach.
Make way for Rambo III.
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What do you mean you've never heard of Running Battle?
For shame!
It's like the Sega Master System's answer to Super Mario Bros 3! If Super Mario Bros 3 was a generic beat 'em up with no real identity, of course.
Actually, to give the inaccurately titled "Running Battle" (it includes very little running) some credit, it's more enjoyable to play than some of those arcade classics given the shoddy Master System treatment as it mixes in a more appropriate pace and graphics more suited to a console-based side-scrolling action game.
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It's Review A Bad Game Day time again!
Which means that I get to play and review something that's either well and truly dire or amusingly so. Which isn't too far-fetched for me since I tend to play and review tons of those kinds of games so I say: bring it on!
Thinking about the NES, I soon turned to a silly game based on a silly cartoon series based on a silly movie franchise. And no, I'm not talking about that Toxic Crusaders game, though I did consider it. Besides, you know what's scarier than a radioactive dude?
One of the coolest things to come out of the San Diego Comic Con was arguably that new Mad Max: Fury Road trailer which quickly got me excited for a franchise I really didn't think was "rebootable."
Which is why I thought I'd look back at a little game called Mad Max on the NES.
Developed by Mindscape, the game already sets itself up for criticism by calling itself Mad Max when, really, it's Mad Max 2. That said, many actually prefer the second movie so this was probably a nice surprise for most.
The game opens with the first of many barely decipherable pictures peppered throughout.
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Originally, I was leaning towards reviewing some kind of Donkey Kong game to coincide with the release of new film Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes but I was soon beaten to it by Joshua Caleb's fab RetroHate column where he checked out Donkey Kong Land for the Game Boy.
Luckily, the Playstation 1 soon came to my rescue with the simply titled Planet Of The Apes.
Or, as I like to call it, "Ape Raider."
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I love my Sega Master System, I really do.
It introduced me to so much joy back in the day from Alex Kidd to that Simpsons game where you're jumping over hats or whatever that one was about.
What it didn't quite excel at sometimes, though, was transferring arcade games to a console format. Usually, minor changes would occur both with the graphics and the gameplay itself which would either ruin the original or create an ok, if rather different, game.
Quartet was one of those which, luckily, didn't fatally suffer from that transfer but which certainly ended up looking, sounding and feeling pretty different.
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Sticking with the theme of robots for now, I thought I'd review a Terminator game.
Oh sure I could have picked one of the few Terminator games I grew up with like that classic arcade shoot 'em up or that one on the Sega Genesis with its absurdly hard first level I could never get through.
Hell, I don't even mind re-reviewing RoboCop vs The Terminator! It'll give me an excuse to play it again.
Nah, let's go with what makes the most sense: The Terminator.
The Tiger Electronics game.
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How do you follow a game like J.J. & Jeff?
With robots, that's how!
And with the new Transformers movie out, it seems fitting to be looking at a silly game in which some well-rendered CGI robots awkwardly punch each other in the face.
Rise Of The Robots is a Street Fighter-style fighting game (I'm being generous) in which you're a cyborg who goes around fighting various robots who get increasingly more challenging in order to eventually defeat artificially super-intelligent robot antagonist The Supervisor.
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This year's conference was held on Thursday 13th November 2014 at the Elgar Room in the Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Gore, London SW7 2AP.
The aim of the conference was to discuss ideas and issues around access to business archives. This was enabled on the day through group discussions, case studies and practical advice and a panel session.
It is intended that the results of the conference will form a BAC policy statement on Access - a resource designed to assist managers, professionals and users in the field.
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The conference speakers and their presentations:
Session 1 'Accessing' Archives Through Social Media?
Kiara King (Archivist, Ballast Trust)
Access to business archives: the opportunities and pitfalls of social media
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Mike Anson (Chair, Business Archives Council)
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The World's Most Famous Stage – opening up access to the Royal Albert Hall Archives
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Duncan Campbell-Smith (Business Historian) - read by Mike Anson
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'Take the 109 bus and bring a packed lunch': Confidentiality, reputation and logistics – the challenges and opportunities of opening up business archives
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Set Out With A Fully Charged Phone
Ensure that your primary phone has a full charge on its battery before setting out. That gives you a good start, such that you're not fretting about a low battery situation early in the trip.
Don't Forget The Charger
Or chargers. If you're driving or a passenger in a private car, a car charger, along with your regular mains charger, is a good idea. Take both. That way, you can top up on the road and at your lodgings should your battery run low t any point.
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By all means, get a backup phone. Something cheap, rugged, and with a robust battery life. Should your primary phone run out of power completely and you are without a power source, a backup phone is a life saver. If possible, get one with a flashlight (so it is handy at night) and FM Radio (so you can keep up with happenings in the environment).
Get a backup SIM too. In a country like Nigeria where you can get to your destination only to find out that your primary provider has very poor coverage there, a backup SIM will come in handy.
How About A Power Bank?
A power bank can be quite useful on the road. Many of them carry enough extra power to keep your phone running for two extra hours if use, or to recharge them outright twice if you don't use them while plugged in.
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If you are travelling outside of your country, the question whether to roam or not arises. Note that unless you are a rich business man with little worry about money, you are most likely to regret roaming, as roaming fees and charges can be rather high. It might just be better to obtain a SIM at the destination country for use while there.
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A good maps and navigation app can be vital if you need to find your way around while on a trip. Depending on the brand of your choice, if you use a smartphone, you already have either of Nokia Maps/HERE or Google Maps. Use them where necessary.
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We are a party of four traveling in March from Munich to Prague. We land in Munich very early on the 11th of March and will need to go straight to Prague. Any suggestions on the best route/options? We have already checked into a company called www.studentagency.eu but their 1 bus a day is very late in the day for us. We are looking into options for the bahn but are very confused how to get from the airport in Munich to the 'Dejvicka' metro station in Prague that is the closest to our stay. Any detailed help would be appreciated. Also, any suggestions of how to get back to Munich on the 14th of March would be helpful as well.
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Use the German rail site bahn.com to plan travel and buy tickets from Munich to Prague. Seems you have a choice of buses or train.
A google search found this site for details of transport in Prague
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Yeah we looked into Bahn but i am hoping someone can help me navigate the site. Its a bit confusing and if you don't know the exact stations you get lost lol. For the czech transport link we were told they are a broker of some kind and over charge.
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You could consider using www.eurolines.com for your return to Munich, as I think it is faster.[5 hours]
Munich to Prague there is a 7am bus, but that may to too early.
But you did say very early, so perhaps you can make the early bus.
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Info for both cities. www.inyourpocket.com/germany/munich www.inyourpocket.com/czech-republic/prague
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There are several options now, by different bus and rail companies:
both probably a bit too early.
In addition, DB Bus has four daily direct services to Prague, two of them calling at Munich airport.
This may be the most convenient solution for yet, but probably connected with a longer wait at the airport.
The "earliest" bus calling a Munich airport is at 13:25 (1:25pm). The only other is even later at 16:25 (4:25pm).
The other, earlier two services go non-stop Munich-Prague, and leave from Munich Central (train) station (NOT the Central Bus terminal downtown) at 7.50am and 9.45am.
From the airport you get to the central train station downtown in appr. 45mins by suburban train every 10mins from Munich airport.
Sorry, haven't found an English translation of the flyer yet.
As DB bus is a subsidiary of Deutsche Bahn (German Rail), you can book the bus tickets via bahn.com website. The bus connections will appear on any itinerary inquiry as well as the rail connections. And you can also buy the bus tickets online that way.
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Eurolines would be perfect but the times do not work because our flight lands at 6am Any other options?
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@cowboy1968 The one that calls at 13:25..what option is that from? Sorry for so many questions but I have been searching for weeks on options and at my wits end lol.
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Funny, the 13:25 bus is in the pdf folder but does not materialize in the online booking website bahn.com
But with a 6am arrival, you can easily go by rail to Munich Central station.
Catch the 9.45am nonstop bus to Prague.
You will get the latter connection on bahn.com
1. Enter Munich as your starting point (the system will offer you as first option "Munich (München)", which you will choose).
2. As destination, just enter Prague (and pick PRAGUE in capital letters from the offered options).
3. Tick "Return journey"
4. Choose date and time for outbound and return trip.
5. Leave box ticked at "prefer fast connections"
6. Set number of travelers to "4"
7. Leave "reduction" pull-down menu as it is "no reduction"
8. Leave box ticked at "2nd class"
9. Hit "Search"
If necessary, scroll up and down the given options until you find the 9.50am BUS.
The price should say €116.
Hit "-> Return journey".
Add the return trip same way.
(the 7.10am service from Prague does call at Munich Airport, if that is relevant for your return trip)
Hit "Purchase".
The total should be €232 (for all four of you together).
Finally you will be prompted to enter the age of each traveler.
Hit the "Refresh" button.
The next page will show you the connection you have chosen.
And the option to
a) buy the discount ticket at €232 or
b) buy the non-restricted tickets for €516.80
The discount fare is only good for the bus services you have chosen. But with an almost 4hour connection, it would be enough safety buffer time for me. But YMMV.
If you decided on one option, you will be taken through the booking and payment procedure.
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If you don't like cramped buses on ugly motorways (I don't - I can read on a train as well as enjoying the scenery, but I get sick on a bus) you can buy train tickets from Munich to Prague by civilised direct train at www.cd.cz/eshop from just 19 euros.
You simply print your own ticket. This is actually cheaper than the downmarket long-distance bus, and only takes a little longer
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the train from Munich to Prague is very convenient - have done it several times. Actually you can buy a "Bayern Ticket" which is valid from 9 am to midnight and brings you all the way to the check border. There you can buy a ticket for the check part and that is very cheap. Don't do the bus ride. Greetings!
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Oh, I forgot - the Bayern ticket will get the four of you for under 50 Euros together!
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Britain's new eavesdropping agency's chief publicly sets out his views and possible agenda by taking embracing the "collect it all" side of the debate.
Privacy Commissioner, ACMA ink deal to ease duplication
The ACMA and the Australian Privacy Commissioner have signed a deal to work together in a bid to streamline telecommunications, spam, and telemarketing matters, and to ease duplication in their respective duties.


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Bluesday Tuesday at Peter White
October 24, 2014 MARQUETTE — In celebration of blues music, Bluesday Tuesday hosts a live performance by U.P. Gumbo, the acoustic quartet that plays music from Louisiana and the Delta region, at 7 p.. more »»
Quick season change, birds move on, too
October 24, 2014 The sounds of frogs, birds and insects have been slowly replaced with the rattle of leaves racing and bouncing across open grounds and over rocks, pulled from their limbs and chased far back into th... more »»
'English Music' presented Tuesday
October 24, 2014 MARQUETTE — William Van Vugt, professor of history at Calvin College, will present "English Music on the American Frontier" at Northern Michigan University. His talk begins at 7 p.m. more »»
Nielsen ratings
October 24, 2014 Listings include the week's ranking, with viewership for the week. Data provided by The Associated Press. 1. NFL Football: San Francisco at Denver, NBC, 23.79 million. 2. more »»
Invasive Species
October 24, 2014 MARQUETTE — The Upper Peninsula Invasive Council presents the Fifth Annual Northern Great Lakes Invasive Species Conference: The Dry, the Wet and the Ugly. The event will take place on Nov. more »»
Cudighi night set in Negaunee
October 23, 2014 NEGAUNEE — The Negaunee Knights of Columbus will have a cudighi sandwich night on Saturday. The cost is $5 and the cudighis will be served from 5 to 7:30 p.m. in the K of C clubrooms. more »»
Is he back to his old tricks again?
October 23, 2014 Dear Annie: I have been married to my husband for six years. A few months after the wedding, I found out he was cheating on me. more »»
Halloween Party in Michigamme
October 23, 2014 MICHIGAMME — A Halloween party is planned at the Michigamme Community Building on Saturday. The doors open at 1:30 p.m. and costume judging is at 2 p.m. more »»
'Great Science of Great Sports'
October 23, 2014 MARQUETTE — Sports physicist John Eric Goff will present "Great Science of Great Sports at the World Cup and Tour de France" at 7 p.m. Monday at Northern Michigan Universit. more »»
Annual Historical Society meeting
October 23, 2014 ISHPEMING — The Ishpeming Area Historical Society invites the community and members to its annual meeting at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. more »»
The calendar
October 23, 2014 EDITOR'S NOTE: Information for the Community Calendar should be submitted in writing, including the phone number of a contact person, no later than one week before the event. more »»
Operation Winter Wear under way
October 22, 2014 MARQUETTE — Operation Winter Wear, a winter clothing drive, will run through Nov. 21 at Silver Creek Thrift in Harvey. more »»
Texas hold 'em tournament set
October 22, 2014 LITTLE LAKE — A Texas hold 'em tournament is taking place at 1 p.m. Saturday at the American Legion in Little Lake. Tickets are on sale and will go to the first 49 people who sign up. more »»
NAMI to hold meeting Monday
October 22, 2014 MARQUETTE — The National Alliance for Mental Illness of Alger/Marquette will be having its educational meeting at 7 p.m. Monday at 129 W. Baraga Ave. in Marquette. The speaker will be Cynthia L. more »»
MARQUETTE — The National Alliance for Mental Illness of Alger/Marquette will be having its educational meeting at 7 p.m. Monday at 129 W. Baraga Ave. in Marquette. The speaker will be Cynthia L. Kochis, Ph.D, who will discuss schizophrenia, schizoaffectiv
October 22, 2014 MARQUETTE — A Domestic Violence Effects and the Social Worker's Ethics workshop is scheduled for 1 p.m. more »»
Pasty sale set at Ishpeming VFW
October 22, 2014 ISHPEMING — The Ishpeming VFW Post 4573, 310 Bank St., is having a pasty sale on Tuesday. The cost is $5 per pasty. Call 486-4856 to order. more »»
The calendar
October 22, 2014 EDITOR'S NOTE: Information for the Community Calendar should be submitted in writing, including the phone number of a contact person, no later than one week before the event. more »»
Did they use poor taste in doing business?
October 22, 2014 Dear Annie: A few years ago, I obtained a quote from a company for a manufacturing service. My business ended up not using them. more »»
Monthly Community Dinner held
October 21, 2014 ISHPEMING — Hope Free Evangelical Lutheran Church in west Ishpeming will provide its monthly Community Dinner from 5-6 p.m. Sunday. The menu will feature either chicken or beef pot pie. more »»
Legion Service Officer visits U.P.
October 21, 2014 MARQUETTE — Patrick Kline, the American Legion's Department Service Officer is making his monthly visit to the Upper Peninsula to assist veterans with claims preparation, presentation, and appeal... more »»
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