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A drive along the west coast of Sardinia – Flamingos, black rice and dancing candle men
November 8, 2014 by Guest Author
Filed under Europe, featured, Italy, Leisure, Museums, Sardinia, Sightseeing
In this article, our guest author, Astrid Ruffhead takes us on a drive along the west coast of Sardinia from the bustling capital Cagliari to the coastal resort of Alghero taking in the candle festival of Sassari.
Located on the southern coast of Sardinia, Cagliari has throughout history been a leading trading seaport in heart of the Mediterranean. The oldest part of this bustling capital is the Castello, perched like a crown on top of the hill in the town centre. Park the car outside the city walls and enter the city via the Porta Christina. Immediately to your left you find the former Arsenal, now housing the city's most important museums; those of Archaeology, Oriental Art and the Municipal Art Gallery.
The grid-like layout of the city makes it easy to find your way around. Walk along the Via Martini and you will soon be standing outside the Town Hall. Inside is the helpful tourist office and on the first floor are the Sala Della Rappresentanza and Sala del Consiglio Comunale. On their walls hang numerous paintings of important events in Sardinian history. To me, it gave a visual aid to Sardinia and its relationship with mainland Italy, but what struck me most, being a paranoid and security-anxious Londoner, was the openness of the place, no security checks or guards anywhere.
The same street leads you down to the impressive Romanesque façade of the Cathedral on Piazza Palazzo, built by the Pisans in the 12th century. Dedicated to Santa Maria, this place of worship is extensively decorated in different types of marble in the Baroque style. I was there on a Sunday and the cathedral was packed full, so many locals and visitors chose to sit on the steps outside to listen to the ceremony and music in the glorious sunshine.
Antiques is one of my passions in life and I had months in advance planned to be in Cagliari on the second Sunday of the month so that I could fully indulge myself at the antique market on Piazza Carlo Alberto, an event which every website had assured me takes place every second Sunday of the month – the day I was there. Nobody though, had added the words 'except for August'…Oh well, time for lunch instead. I found this lovely trattoria serving wonderful seafood in one of the many narrow alleyways within the Castello.
The coast road to Oristano
From Cagliari we took the motorway towards Oristano. From there on, the coastal road is one I will always remember, simply breathtakingly beautiful. Sandy beaches or rocky outlets are embraced by the clearest waters I have seen for a long time, colours ranging from dark ink and celestial blues to a soft shimmering turquoise. As cliffs get higher and the roads getting narrower, to my great surprise, long legged pink flamingos can be seen around the salt plains that are now vast nature reserves.
Continuing north, we made a stop at the pretty little town of Bosa on the river Temo. Here is a good market on a Wednesday morning selling fruit, cheese bread, a very good place for sampling delicious local produce. Get here early as market and everything else for that matter, closes at lunchtime. Boat trips are available on the river in the evenings and along the river you see the old tannery buildings from the turn of the last century.
Arriving at Alghero
Closer to Alghero, the landscape changes again, becoming more fertile with many wine producing fields, including Sardinia's favourite grape, the Vernaccia. Alghero has been a popular resort since the 1960s thanks to its long sandy beach but in the countryside south of Alghero you find may manifestations of the Nuraghi people, who lived on this island in the 10th-12th century BC.
Via Garibladi runs along the seafront and marina and its many bars and restaurants are filled with trendy people watchers. As always, I head for the oldest parts of town where I notice that this place has a very Spanish influence. Street names can be both in Italian and Catalan, going back to a time when the city was captured by the Aragonese. The San Francesco cloister from the 14th century is a reminder of this era and during summer months it becomes an atmospheric open air concert venue. In Via Calberto, you find many craftsmen selling local coral jewellery, much admired for its deep red colour.
As picturesque as Alghero is, particularly in the evening, it is the scenery outside the town that attracts me most. Do not miss the Capo Caccia peninsula. It appears like a huge sculpture before you, as you travel north of the city. In the air you might be lucky to see one of the few surviving Sardinian Griffon vultures or the more common peregrine falcons, who have masses of white cliffs to choose from as nesting grounds. But keep your eyes on the ground, particularly if you decide to take the 654 steps down the Escala Cabriol, (the goat's steps) to Neptune's Cave filled with remarkable stalactites and stalagmites. The only let-down is that you have to take all the steps back up again… It is easy to get out to Capo Caccia on a hop on – hop off sightseeing bus. The trip takes 2 hours and is the best value ever had for 18 Euros.
Sassari and the Giant Candles
Sassari is the second most important city in Sardinia. Municipal buildings in the Neo Classical style surround the large Piazza Italia. In its centre is a huge statue of Victor Emanuel ll (Vittorio Emanuele Maria Alberto Eugenio Ferdinando Tommaso) not only the first king of a united Italy, but also gives his name to the long main shopping street, Corso Vittorio Emanuel, which winds its way through the old town. My main reason for visiting Sassari though, was the annual festival of the Candelieri. This is an incredible day to be there, as from around lunchtime you can hear music and singing in the street, getting louder by the hour, as the Candelieri start practicing for the evening.
The event has its roots in the 13th century when the city was under Pisan domination and there was a tradition of offering a candle to the Madonna on the eve of the Assumption. In the 17th century and after numerous plagues had hit the town it took the form of religious thanks from the town guilds.
To this day nine guilds including blacksmiths, farmworkers, carpenters, tailors, greengrocers etc. parade through the city, each carrying a huge wooden column with coloured ribbons on top, representing a candle stick. It takes 8-10 men to carry this 100 kilo candle, at the same time walking, singing and dancing in a procession through the city. Everybody joins in with this fantastic celebration which ends in the evening when wooden candles are ceremoniously placed at the church of Santa Maria.
My thanks for this guest post to Astrid Ruffhead who after growing up in Sweden, arrived in London in the late 1970s, first working for the Swedish Tourist Board and later for VisitDenmark. She has also owned her own PR company, The Travel Gallery PR and a second passion is hotels. She lives in North London and is today working as a freelance travel and antiques blogger/dealer. Contact Astrid at: firstname.lastname@example.com or elegantforever2010.blogspot.com
More things to see in Sardinia
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Sea caves and a boat trip – in Sardinia
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Athens is on the menu for 2015 – a taste of Greece with TBEX – video
November 5, 2014 by Heather Cowper
Filed under Eating and drinking, Europe, featured, Greece, Leisure, Misc, Museums, Sightseeing, TBEX, video
"We want you to help the world dream about Greece", the Minister of Tourism, Olga Kefalogianni told us at the opening night party for the TBEX travel bloggers conference in Athen. The city had opened its arms wide to welcome over 500 travel bloggers attending the conference so that we could help change perceptions about what Greece has to offer. In the opening speeches the Mayor of Athens, Giorgos Kaminis told us "We felt that during the economic crisis we were treated unfairly by the mainstream media and so we wanted to invite you bloggers to see Athens for yourselves and tell the real stories of our city."
Greece has been through some tough times in the last couple of years fillng the newspapers with reports of strikes and public protests. During the crisis the government was forced to take drastic measures to balance the books and pensioners, students and families alike struggled to make ends meet. But in Athens last week we could feel a new energy as Greece leaves the worst behind and looks to the future. Local tourism businesses had come together to show us their best side and at the opening party restaurants and food businesses wow'ed us with a feast of Greek cuisine and enterprise.
A showcase of Greek gastronomy at the TBEX opening night party
Arriving at the Technopolis cultural centre it took me a very, very long time to extract myself from the main hall where stands of food and drink producers tempted me with tastes from all the regions of Greece. From Stremmenos I tasted my way through the naturally matured proscutio and salamis from the pine forests of Central Greece, washed down with Verve natural juices in blends of apple, celery, melon and ginger from Farmer's Republic. I sipped Greek wines from Papaioannou Wines and nibbled a plate of miniature hot dogs from local restaurant ManhManh who offer Greek regional dishes with a modern twist. Another local Athens restaurant Aleria was serving a creamy, nutty Halva mousse to die for and I was given a bag of traditional Loukoum sweets made by Nedim, perfumed with rosewater, coated with coconut and dripping with syrup. I took them back to my hotel room and looking for a late night snack I'm ashamed to say that I couldn't resist eating the whole bag.
During the day I had taken the Athens Food Tour with Big Olive City Walks, a new business run by young Athenian entrepreneurs including the founder, Yannis and architecture expert, Nikos who fed us historical snippets during our walk.
Greek pastries and yoghurt at Stani Dairy bar
The gastronomic walking tour started back to front with the deserts first, although of course the Greeks tend to eat their yoghurt and honey in the morning for breakfast and their cakes in the afternoon when guests come visiting. At Stani, a family run dairy cafe just off Omonia square, tubs of creamy Greek yoghurt were piled in the chiller cabinet and jars of honey stacked on the shelves of cream painted cabinets transported from some Greek grandmother's kitchen.
Plates of sweet treets were laid out for us to try, with crisp Loukoumades, miniature doughnuts drizzled with honey, a slice of Galaktobureko custard tart enclosed in syrupy filo pasty and Moustalevria a sweet jelly made from grape pulp left over from the wine pressing and scattered with nuts. And of course there was creamy Greek yoghurt made from sheep's milk bathed with honey and scattered with walnuts. Stani: 10 M. Kotopouli str, Omonia square
A tasting of olives and LIA oil, the symbol of Athens
Our next stop took us to the Big Olive offices where we had a tasting of olives and olive oils with sweet, hard biscuits flavoured with orange and almond. These traditional Koulouraki biscuits would be hard baked to preserve them but then softened by dipping into olive oil. The LIA extra virgin oil from Messinia, beside the Ionian sea was poured into a cup to sip on its own and savour the green grass flavours. We tasted the small, salty, black Kalamata olives from the Pelleponese and the plump, fleshy Amphisa olives from central Greece, the Kalamata ones being the more expensive of the two.
The olive is seen as a symbol of peace and prosperity in Greece since the legend goes that the Greek Goddess Athena planted a tree on the Acropolis, so founding the city of Athens which was named after her. I thought perhaps that the Big Olive city walks had started from selling olives, but Yannis explained that it was a play on names like Big Apple for New York, but Big Olive for Athens since the olive is not only the symbol of the city but also of regeneration and will spring up and grow again after a forest fire.
With the fishes in the Athens Central Market
Our gastronomic tour now took us through the amazing Central market on Athinas Street known as the Varvakios agora where stand after stand of fish was laid out, with all the vendors keeping up a constant calling and exhorting us to buy their fish. Silver scaled and yellow striped fish stared up at me with dead eyes and open mouths from their bed of ice strewn with lemons while plump pink crayfish were standing ready to make a seafood supper.
At the farthest end of the fish section we reached the meat section where half carcasses of dead animals hung from the meat hooks. I winced as the butchers wielded their cleavers expertly on the chopping blocks and hoped that no fingers would be chopped off in the process.
Nikos the story teller told us how the market had originally been located within the archaeological area until this new one was built in the 1880s to allow the excavations to take place. The traders resisted moving into it since it was further away from the busy shopping areas, until a fire mysteriously broke out and burned down the original market, leaving them no choice.
Flatbreads warm from the oven from Antiochia
Next stop on our gastronomic journey around the regional influences on Greek cuisine was Feyrouz Lahmajoun, another new family venture featuring the flatbreads of Antiochia. What is a Lahmajoun? It's a Turkish or Armenian street-food that is somewhere between cross a pizza, pitta and a pie. The owner, Andreas explained how the shop was named for his mother Feyrouz who made all the doughs and fillings for the Lahmajoun and also for the much admired singer Fayrouz who was considered the queen of Lebanese music and whose portrait was hanging behind the counter. "She is the only Arabic singer who is loved by all religions and all nationalities" he told us.
We could see the different flatbreads laid out behind the counter covered with minced meat or vegetables to which you could add humus or olive paste as an extra topping. The Peinirli or open top pies were laid out along the window counter for us to try, warm from the oven with toppings of cheese and tomato or cooked vegetables, with a glass of perfumed amber Turkish tea flavoured with cardoman and cloves. Each of these a bargain at around €3. Feyrouz: Karori 23 in Aiolou, Athens
Ham and charcuterie at Karamanlidika
Reluctantly our group moved out of Feyrouz, having devoured everything that had been laid out for us and headed through the side streets to another cafe/deli specialising in cheese and charcuterie called Karamanlidika. Strings of red sausages, bunches of garlic and chillis and whole hams were strung above the counter like Christmas decorations. With bare stone walls and simple wooden tables the place looked like a classy village taverna serving simple plates of cheeses and sliced charcuterie to appreciative diners.
Many of the hams had a thick red coating of spices like pepper and fenugreek which once thinly sliced, made a ribbon edge of the meat, giving a zap of flavour as we greedily ate it with our fingers. Also on the menu were Meze like the stuffed vine leaves and matured cheese with plenty of jars and bottle full of oils and condiments to take home. Karamanlidika: Sokrates 1 & Evripides 52, Athens
Coffee and a sweet spoon at the Museum of Gastronomy
Our final stop was the charming Museum of Greek Gastronomy, a private house that had been opened up with a restaurant upstairs, some specialist produce on sale and downstairs an exhibition about the foods and cultivation of the monks of Northern Greece. We sat in the small courtyard looking out towards the church next door and enjoyed a strong Greek coffee perfumed with rosewater and a "Sweet Spoon" which in this case was a miniature aubergine preserved in syrup like a crystallised fruit. Museum of Greek Gastronomy: 13, Agiou Dimitriou Street 10554, Athens.
Now mid-afternoon and our Big Olive Gastronomic walking tour completed, it was time for a bit of tick-list sightseeing. Paris may have the Eiffel Tower, Rome the Colosseum, London the Elgin Marbles (don't mention the Elgin, or should I say Parthenon Marbles to a Greek!) and of course when in Athens one must see the Acropolis.
The heavy rain that we had battled through in the morning had given way to warm sunshine and so with my new blogging friend Paula from Soothed in the city I headed up the hill towards the Parthenon. By pure chance we had chosen the perfect time to take photos of those famous monuments, at the golden hour of late afternoon when the sun bathes the golden stone of the Parthenon and those lovely ladies holding up the roof bask in the sunshine. The Parthenon was something of a building site and seemed to be in a process of being dismantled and put back together with cranes and scaffolding everywhere. We walked around, took lots of photos and marvelled at the size and sprawl of Athens below us, stretching as far as the mountains in the distance.
Sightseeing boxes ticked, we headed back down and wandered around the narrow streets filled with cafes and restaurants, stopping for a pistachio ice cream (me) and an enormous chocolate truffle (Paula) from Da Vinci, an artizan ice cream parlour that it seemed churlish to pass by without going inside to investigate the flavours on offer.
The next two days were taken up with the TBEX conference but our final Saturday night was spent at a street party put on for us by the local traders of Pandrossou Street. Emerging from Monastiriki Metro station and crossing the square I was half expecting that this narrow street nestling below the Acropolis hill would be full of tourist tat, but instead I found charming family businesses that were full of character, displaying Greek crafts and artizan goods. I stopped to watch the lady handpainting gorgeous vases at Pagani and stepped inside to find a treasure trove of painted gifts from all over Greece.
Further along the street the shops were putting on demonstrations of their crafts, a shoemaker tooling traditional leather sandles that a fashionable Ancient Greek lady might have coveted and the bouzouki maker at the Pegasus musical instrument workshop. I tried a real Greek coffee outside the Mikro cafe, strong and sweet just how I like it, but beware drinking it down to the last drop or you'll end up with coffee sludge between your teeth.
At the end of the street the bouzouki band were playing all the old favourites, those foot tapping, shoulder swaying tunes that demand to be danced to. Since my sister lives on the Greek island of Zakynthos, I've had the pleasure and fun of the Greek night that she puts on in her hotel each week for guests, and all the songs were familiar to me. This is the music of festivals and wedding celebrations, enjoyed by every age from the trendy young things to their black clothed grandmothers and believe me when the band strikes up, the Greeks don't need much excuse for a dance.
I'd like to say that I joined the circle of dancers, a mixture of locals and bloggers and danced the night away in the streets of Athens, but I was too busy recording the music on video for you dear reader (please watch it below). "We invite you all to be Athenians" the major had told us, and on our final night in Athens, listening to the familiar songs we took that message to heart. Come to Greece was the message, come enjoy our ancient cuture and our modern spirit, come enjoy the sunshine and the music and the people. Come enjoy a glass of wine with new friends, come eat our traditional dishes reinvented in new ways, come feel the warmth and spirit of Athens and Greece. Come visit us in 2015.
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Verona – a weekend in the city of lovers
October 15, 2014 by Guest Author
Filed under Art and design, Eating and drinking, Europe, featured, Guest post, Italy, Leisure, Misc, Museums, Sightseeing, Walking
In this article our guest writer, Francesco Visconti, takes us to Verona for the weekend to find the true Italian heart of the city beyond the story of Rome and Juliet.
Everybody in the world knows Verona as the set for Shakespeare's romance Romeo & Juliet and lovers go there as pilgrims just to see the famous Juliet's balcony. But for an Italian who loves to travel and tries to discover the real soul of place, like me, it's easy to perceive that this city is much more and that its romantic atmosphere came before Juliet's balcony. A few weeks ago I spent a weekend in Verona, with my girlfriend, of course. I had already been here when I was 12 with my family, but only this time I could understand the specialty of Verona, if compared to many other Italian destinations, that foreigners visiting the town for just one day may not see.
We arrived at the train station on Friday afternoon just after lunch. The beginning of the autumn is the perfect time to visit Verona, with less tourists but still good weather and gorgeous colours all around. At this time of the day, when nobody's in the streets, you can really enjoy the peaceful atmosphere on Corso Porta Nuova, the big boulevard that goes from the monumental door of the 16th century Porta Nuova to the centre. At the end of the boulevard we passed under the two arches that give access to Piazza Brà and it was like a jump in history. We left at our back the modern town to get in the old Roman town of Verona, whose symbol is the Arena, the second most known amphitheatre of the Roman age after the Coliseum. The Arena is less tall but larger than its brother in Rome, perfectly preserved and with an incredible acoustic that makes it perfect for concerts and music festivals!
Until 10 years ago the Arena was home of the most popular music festival in Italy, the Festivalbar and the first time I visited Verona it was just during the days of the event. So I couldn't visit it and now I was just too excited to see it from the inside, to walk on the sand and climb the steps until the top to have a look at the rooftops of the surrounding square. In the Coliseum you can hardly touch anything, while in the Arena you are free to go all around the amphitheatre and, instead of thousands tourists struggling for taking a good picture, here we were almost alone and could make fly our imagination to the era of gladiators.
As you can suppose, we spent a good part of the afternoon in Piazza Brà and when we came out of the Arena it was already "Spritz time". The Spritz is a typical drink from Verona and the Veneto region in general that people drink more or less at the same time when English drink tea.
In search of a nice bar, we passed from the Roman to the medieval era, walking through the pedestrian streets inside the walls of the old town. What really hit me is that almost all the area is pedestrian, something that I haven't seen in any other Italian city and that really made me enjoy the walk. We finally found streets full of people going for shopping, for an ice-cream or chilling at the bars with their Spritz.
After our random tour of Friday night, we planned our Saturday to visit the rest of the city. Our first stop was Juliet's house and balcony. We tried to go relatively early in the morning, but no matter what's the time, half of the tourists in town are always pointing to that hypnotic balcony or to the statue of naked Juliet below it. We contributed to the ceremony for a while and then followed the tour into the more enjoyable Piazza delle Erbe. This place has always been the heart of Verona: it is the oldest square of the town and lies upon the ruins of the Forum of the Roman town, it's been setting for the market and today is the heart of nightlife, full of bars and restaurants.
And it's also an incredible collection of monuments and buildings of different eras: the house of the municipality, the Lamberti tower, the painted Mazzanti houses, the fountain with the statue of the holy Mary, the "Tribuna" and the column with the Lyon of St. Mark, symbol of the power of the old Republic of Venice, which ruled upon Verona in the 15th century. All these attractions are amazingly put together, without clashing each other, like in a colourful painting and at first sight, attracted by its elegance, you don't even realize its wealth in culture and history.
We took a while to breathe and continued the tour. We just had to make 20 meters at the back of the House of Municipality to get to another amazing square: Piazza dei Signori, with at its centre the statue of Dante Alighieri. The imposing statue made the Veronese people give the square the name of Piazza Dante. It's another square built in medieval times and surrounded by monumental buildings. The very curious thing is that each of them is linked to the next through arches. In a corner of the square there's maybe the most particular monument of Verona: the "Arche Scaligere", monumental tombs in the open air topped by arches in gothic style. They were considered the most honourable burial for the illustrious lords of the Scaligeri family, who ruled the city in the 14th century.
After a quick glance at the cathedral and the basilica of St Zeno, in the late afternoon, a bit outside the centre, we visited Castelvecchio, literally the old castle. We went there at this time to enjoy then a walk at sunset through the charming Scaligeri bridge, that crosses the river from the castle and then continuing along the river Adige until the Pietra bridge, the only bridge built in Roman times remaining nowadays. If you want to do something romantic in Verona, visit this side of the town under the night-lights!
We dedicated the Sunday to shopping and to try typical food from Veneto region. A foreigner wouldn't appreciate the difference and everything that sounds like Italian food would taste delicious. But for an Italian that eats pasta everyday it was necessary to find a "trattoria" with typical Veronese cuisine!
Many thanks for this article to Francesco Visconti, a 26 years old Italian travel blogger and startupper, author of GaddersBlog and creator of the travel platform Gadders that helps foreign travellers discover the best places in Italy. He's a full-time traveller, having been living abroad in different countries for 4 years, now living in Spain. He loves to know in depth a place and a country and, when home begins getting boring, starts looking for new destinations that stimulate his senses. Follow his Twitter feed and Pinterest or visit him on Google+.
Photo Credits: Photos by Francesco Visconti except Juliet's Balcony by Jeroen Van Luin
For more Italian adventures
Cycling with Wine and apples – on the Wine Road in South Tyrol
Messina and an excursion to Taormina – Day 5 of my MSC Mediterranean Cruise
Three nights to fall in love with the city of Verona
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Help! I can't decide!
So hubby and I are wanting to take a trip for our anniversary next summer. We were going to go over our actual anniversary but that is July 4th week so we are changing to the week before, June 23-28.
We stayed at Kidani last trip and were spoiled by DVC. I was hoping to get a BCV studio, but BCV is full for the whole month of June apparently. I'm not sure what to do at this point, I really had my heart set on BCV and I don't know if I can go back to a mod after our AKV stay :( Here are my 3 options.
1. Book at BWV.
2. Book at CSR because it is the most like a deluxe.
3. Suck it up and go back to POFQ. I liked it okay, but the pool is not really great for adults and being July, I know it will be HOT!
I would stay at BWV since it is in the same location as BCV. Of course that is assuming that location played a part in wanting to stay at the BCV. Hope you enjoy your trip no matter where you stay!
I dont think Id o back to POFQ, sounds like you really did not like it. Stay villa if you can, seems like that would make you happiest!
Wherever you stay have a MAGICAL time!
If you were spoiled by AKV, then I think you would like BWV. The location is great, close to DHS. And you would still be in the same Epcot resort area as BCV.
My boyfriend and I stayed at the CSR in June one year and really enjoyed it. The pool was amazing! It was also a pretty quiet resort I found. It seemed to have a lot less children then other resorts. The bus service was always SUPER quick.
By your description, I think it has to be BMV.
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Mr. CleanSyllabification: Mr. Clean
Definition of Mr. Clean in English:
informal A man, especially a public figure, who has an impeccable image, record, or reputation. Sometimes used with Miss, Mrs., or Ms. when referring to a woman: he comes up Mr. Clean on the sheets—not even a parking ticket
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- Mark's appointment was seen as clearly signalling a battle against corruption: 'He had the reputation of a Mr. Clean.'
- After Mr. Clean tried to kill a guard with a pistol someone had slipped into his cell, his nickname became 'Trigger.'
- He's Mr. Clean, a driver who would rather finish second than make an enemy by driving dirty.
from the trademark Mr. Clean, a brand of household cleaner.
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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
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|24th February 2015
|The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
|24th February 2015
Game Overview
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is an open world, action RPG developed by CD Projekt RED for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. It is the final entry in The Witcher series, concluding the story of the witcher, Geralt of Rivia.
The ones who sought to use Geralt are now gone and now he seeks to embark on a new and personal mission, whilst the world order itself is coming to a change. The mysterious and otherworldly army known as the Wild Hunt invades the Northern Kingdoms, leaving only blood soaked earth and fiery ruin in its wake; and it seems the Witcher is the key to stopping their cataclysmic rampage.
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Photographing weddings at the beautiful SLC LDS Temple in downtown Salt Lake is always amazing. The buildings downtown have amazing architecture, and there is always a number of spots with wonderful lighting . This Fall wedding even had the beautiful fall colors. I had the opportunity to photograph Ashton and Mitchell's Engagement session a few months prior, and then their Bridal Session in SLC more recently. They are a beautiful couple inside and out, and are so fun to work with. I really enjoyed their families as well. Their reception at the Joseph Smith Memorial Building was really special. They had a wonderful video playing by NP Films and some great speeches and musical numbers. I love to travel for weddings, and although SLC is fairly close it always feels like a great destination.
One of my favor destination weddings to photograph was Emily and Ben's beautiful event at Heartwood Hall just outside of Memphis Tennessee. Heartwood Hall is an old plantation property with all of the Southern Charm you could ever want. Speaking of charm, Emily and Ben are just about the cutest couple out there and their love was infectious. Emily wanted pictures of a first look before the wedding ceremony which was taking place at sunset. This was one of the most emotional first looks I have photographed. Ben's love for Emily on their wedding day was overwhelming. Lets back up to the venue a bit though. As you drive up the tree lined streets towards Heartwood Hall and the beautiful plantation mansion you are overcome by the immense beauty that surrounds you. There are large ponds and an old boat house off to the right and then past that an amazing barn. The barn is where receptions take place. It is newly built but gives one the feel that it has been there for a century or more. Amazing natural wood chandeliers hang from the high ceiling and large wood plank floors under your feet make for the perfect romantic reception. The ceremony site to the other site of the mansion has beautiful gardens surrounding it and an amazing white green house at the other end. This place is beautiful! The only think I loved more then photographing the grounds at Heartwood hall was Emily and Ben. Ben and Emily met in California but now live in Tennessee. Ben is a pastor for a church there, and they both come from deeply religious and amazing families. I was immediately impressed when I met them. After just a short time I felt as though I had known them and their friends and families forever. They truly had the southern kindness and welcoming attitude so famous in the south.


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transmissivityLine breaks: trans|mis¦siv|ity
Pronunciation: /ˌtranzmɪˈsɪvɪti , ˌtrɑːnz-, -ns-/
Definition of transmissivity in English:
noun (plural transmissivities)
The degree to which a medium allows something, in particular electromagnetic radiation, to pass through it.
Example sentences
- In experiments 3 and 4, the same white screens with two different transmissivities were used for shading the crops on two soil beds each.
- Solar transmissivity in new windows is controlled through the use of tinted or coated glazings.
- For this purpose, an atmospheric transmissivity is introduced for each concerned daily dose.
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Dies ist die offizielle Internetseite der Industrial Workers of the World - IWW. Anders als es der historische englische Name vielleicht suggeriert, sind wir seit unserer Gründung selbstverständlich nicht nur eine Gewerkschaft für "IndustriearbeiterInnen", sondern für alle Arbeiter, also für alle Männer und Frauen, die als Lohnabhänge, (schein)selbständige Arbeiter oder Arbeitslose um ihren Lebensunterhalt "zu sichern" gezwungen sind, ihre Arbeitskraft zu verkaufen.
Auf dieser Seite findest du alles, was Du brauchst, um bei uns mitzumachen, dich mit anderen ArbeiterInnen am Arbeitsplatz zu organisieren und um dort, wo Du bist, die einheitliche, allumfassende und große Gewerkschaft ("One Big Union") aufzubauen. Die meisten Informationen dieser Seite beziehen sich auf die Situation in den USA und Kanada, doch findest Du hier auch Links zur IWW in anderen Ländern.
Submitted on Di, 11/25/2014 - 7:08am
Students at Norman High School in Norman, Oklahoma walkedout of their classes at 9:20 A.M. on Monday, November 24th, 2014 greeted by hundreds of activists and supporters boldly standing with them in solidarity. Why?
Throughout the semester, an 18-year-old senior at the school raped three female students, publicized the rapes and humiliated the survivors. These girls were met with bullying and harassment, one being forced to leave the school because of constant hazing; another was not even able to enter the school before being violently confronted by the rapist's friends. Another retaliated when being harassed and was asked to leave the school for the remainder of the year until things "blow over." The administration punished the survivor for self-defense and has done nothing to address rape, sexual assault and harassment in their school community.
Submitted on Mo, 11/24/2014 - 1:24pm
We call the entire working class for a
GENERAL STRIKE on 11/27/2014
Against austerity and predatory neoliberal policies
Against the terrorism of poverty and degradation
Against State's authoritarianism and the policing of public spaces
Against the relentless onslaught of capitalist elites and their state-servant
The working class does not claim fraternal benefits and privileges
It fights for the liberation of all humanity from the tyranny of the capital
Our resistance will be unyielding until they are finally overthrown.
ΙWW Greece
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Update: Join Whole Foods Workers for a 24 Hour Picket at Whole Foods' Northern California Distribution Center This Weekend! Details here: https://www.facebook.com/events/517441525025495/
Whole Foods Union Wins Raise for San Francisco Stores' Lowest-Paid Employees
By Tim Maher - Whole Foods Workers Union, November 14, 2014
SAN FRANCISCO, CA - A fledgling union of workers at the South of Market Whole Foods in San Francisco used workplace actions to compel Whole Foods management to implement a $1.25 per hour wage increase for those employees at the lowest wage tier.
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On this day, Nov. 19, 1915, Joe Hill was murdered by the State of Utah.
A songwriter, itinerant laborer, and union organizer, Joe Hill became famous around the world after a Utah court convicted him of murder. Even before the international campaign to have his conviction reversed, however, Joe Hill was well known on picket lines and at workers' rallies as the author of popular labor songs and as an Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) agitator. Thanks in large part to his songs and to his stirring, well—publicized call to his fellow workers on the eve of his execution—"Don't waste time mourning, organize!"—Hill became, and he has remained, the best—known IWW martyr and labor folk hero.
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With portable espresso machines, French press mugs and other brewing gadgets percolating up all over the place and coffee shops on every second street corner, you'd be forgiven for wondering, does procuring a cup need to be any more convenient? For a pair of Atlanta-based entrepreneurs, the answer is, yes, which is why they developed the Hey Joe mug that can prepare a brew on demand, meaning a fresh cup of coffee is only ever a push of a button away. Read More
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The NFL has tightened stadium security starting this preseason, limiting the size and type of bags fans can bring to the game.
Nats beat Braves 8-7 on LaRoche's HR in 15th
The Nationals celebrated Adam LaRoche's 15th-inning homer that gave Washington an 8-7 win over the Atlanta Braves on Saturday night.
Atlanta Braves beat the Washington Nationals 3-2
Justin Upton hit a home run with one out in the 10th inning to power Atlanta to a 3-2 win over the Washington Nationals on Friday night as the Braves continued their domination of the season series.
Ravens vs. Falcons: Baltimore fends off Atlanta rally to win 27-23
Matt Ryan threw for 97 yards and a touchdown in four series, and the Atlanta Falcons limited the Baltimore's starting offense to three first downs in the first half before the Ravens' backups pulled out a 27-23 preseason victory Thursday night.
Sanchez hits 3-run homer in 9th, Giants win 4-3
Pinch-hitter Hector Sanchez hit a three-run homer with two outs in the ninth inning, helping the San Francisco Giants beat the Washington Nationals 4-3 on Thursday.
Fairfax County adopts Heads Up Football program
Fairfax County is leading the nation in protecting young football players from concussions.
Washington Nationals beat San Francisco Giants 6-5
Denard Span made a diving catch in deep center field with two runners on base for the final out, and the Washington Nationals held off the San Francisco Giants 6-5 Wednesday night for their fifth straight victory.
Furyk looks to become another 40-something champ
Jim Furyk, 43, tees off in the PGA Championship with a one-stroke lead. Last month, Phil Mickelson captured the British Open at age 43. The last time golf had back-to-back major champions in their 40s was 1986 - Jack Nicklaus and Raymond Floyd.
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Saturday's Washington Redskins open practice session at the Bon Secours Washington Redskins Training Center has been canceled because of bad weather.
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Court row looms over Turkish government complex
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
ANKARA – Turkey's Chamber of Environmental Engineers applied to the country's Constitutional Court on Tuesday to halt the building of a new prime ministry complex in an Ankara forest.
"We want to protect [the forest] which stands before us as the value of mankind," said the head of the union in Ankara, Tezcan Karakus Candan, while standing outside Turkey's highest court.
The government is currently finishing the construction of the complex, which will be opened in the upcoming months in the Ataturk Forestry Farm.
In February 2012, Ankara's Natural Reserves Commission reduced the degree of protection for the forest, allowing the complex to be built.
However, in March this year an Ankara court halted construction and upheld the protected status of the site, saying the commission did not cite any research concerning historical features of the forest.
Candan said her union might appeal to the European Court of Human Rights, depending on the Constitutional Court's decision.
"We will continue our struggle in the international environment," Candan said.
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Post your observations from daily news which may "leave a mark" on our nation, state, county, municipalities or society as a whole. If you have a solution than please share it. Maybe those think tanks in D.C. can help think us through our dysfunctions. Or perhaps we can fix things on our own. Lets prevent this nation from "seeing the Mothman" so we don't have to tell our grandchildren why we are not speaking English anymore.
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"ST. LOUIS — Darren Wilson was mowing his lawn on Aug. 19 — 10 days after he'd shot an unarmed teenager — when he got a call telling him that his address was popping up in online reports. He quickly packed up his belongings and moved in with a relative, somebody who didn't have the same last name. By nightfall, media members were outside the house."
Another man and his family's life destroyed by a black thug. Of course, Chico of the WP has to point out that the black thug criminal was unarmed as if he couldn't beat Chico Harlan to death with his bare hands.
And sorry, Bill O'really, we don't need to honor the life of Michael Brown and we don't care about his violent **** family.
Posted 21 hours ago.
Yeah, OK, Trooper. I'm sorry, I just kind of drifted off. You're right. I don't understand the continued use of C in NAACP either. Perhaps, unlike the federal government who constantly reorganizes and renames its agencies, the NAACP actually figure out how much the change would cost.
Posted 23 hours ago.
You know..... The "C" word dirty! The "C" of NAACP. Not the female part. It's a color........oops. Oh I can't win.
Posted 2 days ago.
"A resounding theme throughout the day was the lack of knowledge in what is actually available in Jefferson County.
Over and over again, the comments were heard that the high schools in the county do little to nothing to provide information to students on possible jobs in the county or elsewhere. Guidance counselors were labeled as completely ineffective by many of the students."
Anyone? Anyone? I was supposed to go into retail sales because taking old ladies to the museum was number 5 on my list. There are no jobs in Jefferson County. Smoke dope.
Posted 2 days ago.
"Billy Joel confirms that he talked about smoking with one top Washington lawmaker — but denies having a cigarette with President Obama at the White House."
Ferguson? Is that a corona?
Posted 2 days ago.
So, the facts come out in the Ferguson case and we should be surprised. It's like a Gilda Radner skit on SNL. Never mind.
Posted 2 days ago.
What? Pardon? The "C" word? What the heck are talking about?
Posted 2 days ago.
Journal news- If the NAACP wants to continue bridging the gap than perhaps they should start with changing the outdated "C" word of which I cannot say out of fear of reprisal. Maybe Concerned People would work a little better as a bridge.
Posted 2 days ago.
Poor instigators of Ferguson! They keep trying so hard. They smash, burn, break, whine and stomp their feet for attention while the rest of the nation is busy working and getting ready for shopping. It's tough trying to revive the civil rights movement when we already have so many social programs in place of which I cannot speak of for fear of reprisal.
Posted 2 days ago.
They only judge by the cover then go back to playing candy crush on their smart phones.
Posted 2 days ago.
Obama is not a descendent of slaves, was raised by a white mother and an Indonesian father, but it is not about skin color. Yeah, OK. That is his only connection. Why don't people get this?
Posted 3 days ago.
"With no indictment, chaos fills Ferguson streets"
And there will be over 5 million new Americans who don't care about your plight.
Posted 3 days ago.
"Hagel Said to Be Stepping Down as Defense Chief Under Pressure"
Some leaders surround themselves with the best so they look good while other leaders, like Obama, surround themselves with the worst so they look good.
Posted 4 days ago.
Posted 5 days ago.
Gop wants to have another meeting about "Emperor" Obama's executive orders. As if they can veto it or something. Yep more tax money at good use with pointless meetings. I'm so glad Foxnews used the title Emperor last night. How did I know they would use that title. It made me giggle.
Posted 6 days ago.
Jefferson County spent all the millions from the casino on studies, fired employees, and Loudoun County wages. This is what happened when you elected hitchhiking granola people, Maryland park planners, and foxhunt country lawyers. Get rid of the park planner and the union teacher.
Posted 6 days ago.
"Al Sharpton Attacks The New York Times For Story On His Unpaid Taxes"
He has an income? I will testify on his behalf that no one would pay him.
Posted 6 days ago.
Immigration....(Deep Sigh)!!! How come Republicans and Democrats never focus on the root of the issue. Hello McFly!!! Hello in there!!! Is anybody in Home?
Since Mexico's problem has become our problem, here is the Jester solution for immigration. Wipe out the remaining drug cartels in Mexico by use of drones without Mexico's permission because obviously they can't handle it. Meanwhile, let the DEA work on the internal problem of those who are using and funding them i.e. the politicians who are secretly supporting drug operations to help "boost" the economy among other things. Once the cartels are wiped out completely, let all the illegals we just educated by our own tax money go back down to Mexico to rebuild. All the others should follow since we (USA) are typically A-holes to illegals anyways. I'm still wondering why they want to live with us in the first place.
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Journal- "Still no agreement on how to share ambulance fees and funds"
So it has come down to deciding whether to let everything burn while having ambulances standing by or putting out the fire and walking injured people to the hospital on stretchers. Well, have the citizens of Jefferson County take another vote with these two realities mentioned. It must be tough to be a citizen of Jefferson County. Especially in a burning building.
Posted 7 days ago.
Talk about awful people.... Even though it's old news now, I just read up on the court records about that sick f... Christopher Michael Jensen. I will never see his enabling parents the same way now. I mean....Wow! Something (common sense) tells me that family story doesn't just end with their son. Sure, use the church to cover up your family legacy for you.
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Emma Brockes: Martha Stewart's rehabilitation only took two minutes, and yet the backlash continues against our favourite ranty designer
Five years ago, Charlie Sheen was famous for being the highest paid actor on TV. Then came tiger blood, Adonis DNA and his porn star 'goddesses'. Emma Brockes meets him
Emma Brockes: The lip-synching, the Pepsi deal – the shine has worn off America's favourite singer. Can the half-time show win us back?
Emma Brockes: Mayor Koch hardly presided over the city's best of times. But in history's rearview mirror, objects appear nicer than they were
He is a titan of modern American art. As a Carl Andre show prepares to open at the Turner Contemporary in Britain, Emma Brockes talks to the artist about metal, meaninglessness – and life after being charged in the 1980s with the murder of his wife
Emma Brockes on a moving and thorough examination of parental love and acceptance
Emma Brockes: When even celebrities like Meryl Streep are not immune, it's time to get a flu shot. But regular vaccines are running short
'I want to do as much weirdness and experimentalism as is necessary to access the emotional core; no more, no less. It's not a fancy side-project.' Interview by Emma Brockes
The Hurt Locker made Kathryn Bigelow the first woman to win a best director Oscar. But some say her new thriller, Zero Dark Thirty, about the hunt for Osama bin Laden, endorses torture. She defends it to Emma Brockes
In a culture so reliant on phony reality shows, documentary series offers a refreshing glimpse of real people in real lives