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Summary: Three-year study at the University of Essex finds that cellular phone masts pose no short-term health threats
A three-year study into the possible short-term health effects of mobile base stations has found that base stations are not associated with ill health.
Some people have claimed that mobile-phone masts cause symptoms like anxiety, fatigue and nausea.
The investigation took place at the Electromagnetics and Health Laboratory at the University of Essex, established three years ago, with a multi-disciplinary team including cognitive psychologists, electronic and biomedical engineers and a doctor.
Using a group of "sensitive" individuals (44 people) and a control group (114 people), the study found that, in double-blind conditions (where neither the testers nor the tested knew whether the signal was on or off), the sensitive group reported increased symptoms regardless of whether a 3G or GSM signal was on or off. This led the researchers to conclude that any physiological responses were unrelated to the signals.
"It is clear that sensitive individuals are suffering real symptoms and often have a poor quality of life," said principal investigator Professor Elaine Fox on Wednesday. "It is now important to determine what other factors could be causing these symptoms, so appropriate research studies and treatment strategies can be developed."
The findings were reviewed by the Mobile Phone Research Unit at King's College London. Unit head James Rubin said on Wednesday that the Essex study was one of the largest and most detailed of its kind, and its findings were in line with those from most similar experiments. "This should be reassuring news for anyone who is concerned about the possible short-term health effects of masts," he said.
Mast Sanity, a pressure group which campaigns against the building of cellular base stations, issued a statement on Tuesday criticising the study for ignoring "the long-term effects, such as cancer and genetic damage, as has been highlighted in other research". Its statement also accused the researchers of "unethical" behaviour in exposing their volunteers to harm, and questioned the use of psychologists in the face of "evidence showing changes in the important mast cells in human skin upon exposure to microwaves".
Previous studies in the UK have found that the level of radio waves emitted by base stations is well below safety limits, and a Swiss study a year ago led the Dutch government to proclaim that masts have "no [health] effect, not even a little bit".
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As an author, my headline is hard to believe, yet it's confirmed once again. This morning, while having coffee and reading the news I spotted this:
LONDON (AFP) – A string of publishers failed to spot blatant plagiarism of one of English literature's most famous authors, in a cheeky test to see if she would have secured a book deal today, a report said Thursday.
David Lassman, head of the Jane Austen Festival in Bath, sent manuscripts to 18 editors seeking a publishing contract, using only slightly disguised versions of chapters from the iconic novelist's most famous works.
But only one publisher spotted the fakes, which included perhaps the most famous line in all English literature, the opening sentence of her 1813 work "Pride and Prejudice".
"I was staggered. Here is one of the greatest writers that has lived, with her oeuvre securely fixed in the canon and yet only one recipient recognised them as Austen's work," Lassman told The Guardian newspaper.
Making only minor changes, he sent off sample chapters from three of her best known books: "Northanger Abbey"; "Persuasion", and finally "Pride and Prejudice" which he renamed "First Impressions".
For the latter, he made no changes to the opening line: "It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife."
But all he got was a series of rejection slips, including from major publishing houses.
"Thank you for your recent letter and chapters from your book 'First Impressions'. It seems like a really original and interesting read," wrote Penguin. Harry Potter author J. K. Rowling's agents Christopher Little said they were "not confident" of being able to place the work.
The only editor to spot the ruse was apparently Alex Bowler of Jonathan Cape.
"Thank-you for sending us the first two chapters of 'First Impressions'; my first impression on reading these were ones of disbelief and mild annoyance, along, of course, with a moment's laughter," he wrote back.
"I suggest you reach for your copy of 'Pride and Prejudice', which I'd guess lives in close proximity to your typewriter, and make sure that your opening pages don't too closely mimic that book's opening."
The publishing houses scrambled to explain their failure to spot what are some of the well-known passages in the English literary canon.
"Our letter was a polite note declining representation and provided a standard response," said a spokesman for Christopher Little cited by The Guardian.
"Our internal notes did recognise similarities with existing published works and indeed there were even discussions about possible plagiarism."
A spokeswoman for Penguin noted that its rejection letter had said only that it "seemed" original and interesting. "It would not have been read," she insisted.
i think you'll find a response along the lines of 'most publishers prefer to avoid the accusation of plagiarism so will reply to this sort of thing with a polite "not for us" note and leave it at that.
but then that wouldn't make you much of a headline, would it.
Well, there's the issue of whether or not they spotted it as Austen's work… and then there's the issue of saleability. Would an original novel written in a 19th century style with a 19th century mindset and embodying 19th century mores and settings sell? My guess is no. Says nothing about Austen as literature, but everything about style. Some things are almost immortal. Others are not
Loki, You're right about the headline.
Rick, I suspect you're correct about the saleability.
What most authors don't realize is how little time publishers actually spend looking at manuscripts.
Last year, according to R.K. Bowker, 291,920 new book titles were published.
Most publishers I have worked with or interviewed have informed me that they receive about 100 manuscripts for every one book they publish.
If even 50% of the 291,920 books published last year were not self-published, but were traditionally published, and publishers are correct that they receive 100 manuscripts for every one book they publish, this means that roughly 14,000,000 manuscripts were sent to publishers last year.
There simply isn't enough time for publisher to look at and review every manuscript that they are sent.
Q. What made David Lassman's book proposal so different that publishers paid more attention to it than to other proposals?
A. My guess? Nothing. David was just lucky to even receive the form letters he did get back.
My experience tells me that most publishers had low-level editors and assistants sorting through the manuscript submissions. They didn't read most or any of the manuscript and therefore didn't notice it was plagiarized.
There's another possibility, here:
In his 2006 book The Knowledge Deficit, E.D. Hirsch, Jr., points out that reading ability is dominantly influenced by the background knowledge of the reader on the subject being read.
(Hirsch's The Knowledge Deficit is, by the way, a far shorter version of his bestselling Cultural Literacy [1987, 2002]. Hirsch founded the Core Knowledge Foundation to try to help America's education system to standardize its curricula and pass on the American cultural legacy that a literate person needs to be familiar with to converse intelligently through the broad range discussions in America.)
It's just possible that the low-level editors and assistants going through the "sort pile" simply weren't aware of Jane Austen's work. And, of course, it goes without saying that NOT being conversant with Jane Austen's work — even though it's British, not American, literature — is something no one in the book industry would dare to admit, if they could help it.
Not all editors are as literate as they may pose as being, though that may seem practically sacreligious where Jane Austen's work is concerned….


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In late June or early July 1955 the Batchworth Press Ltd, 54 Bloomsbury St, London WC1, published The Free Convertibility of Sterling by city journalist George Winder. It was published for "The Institute of Economic Affairs" and the introduction signed by Antony Fisher, Director, went as follows:
"The issue of whether Great Britain should return to the free convertibility of sterling or continue Exchange Control is rapidly becoming a live and vital political issue. As, in the long run, the people themselves have to decide this very important question it is extremely desirable that they make their decision with a knowledge of the facts and a full understanding of the economic and moral issues involved.
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"Since the new Conservative victory at the polls, there is once more serious discussion of Britains abandonment of exchange control. If the government is to act, it should act now, when its victory is fresh and its prestige high, and when Labor cannot threaten to restore controls.
Recent discussion of British abandonment of exchange control has been much more realistic than the previous perfunctory discussion. It now envisages return of the pound first of all to a free or 'floating' rate. Unless Britain contemplates returning immediately to a gold standard (which seems outside the realm of realistic discussion), a transitional free market for the paper pound is the only feasible method of ending exchange control. If it is ended in Britain, it will collapse in most of the rest of the world. An enormous step will have been taken back toward that inter-convertibility of currencies and freedom of international trade that the worlds politicians have so long professed to want - and done almost everything to prevent.
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LISBON, Portugal (AP) - Portugal's Constitutional Court has ruled that some of the unpopular pay cuts in this year's state budget are unlawful, denying the government about 1.4 billion euros ($1.8 billion) of predicted revenue.
The court's decision Friday delivers a setback to the austerity strategy agreed between the government and foreign creditors who lent Portugal 78 billion euros ($101.5 billion) in a bailout two years ago.
The 13 judges said in a statement that budget measures cutting holiday pay for government workers and pensioners and others reducing unemployment and sickness benefit were unconstitutional.
Among the reasons for the decision were that the measures neglected guarantees of equality. Private sector workers are not subject to the measures.
The government made no immediate comment but has, unusually, scheduled a Cabinet meeting for Saturday.
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From Dept of REALLY? Sueball lobbed at Apple over crap iOS Maps app
>No. Apple did not remove such rights and Google provided a map app fairly quickly.
Yes - kind of ironic that Google fixed Apples's phone for them. :-)
Shame it can't be set as the default map app.
Tech specs wreck: Details of Google's Nexus 5 smartphone LEAKED over interwebs
>Also notice no mention of the camera in the article that most others are making a big thing about being miles better than not only the current Nexus but pretty much anything else out there.....
The two links you gave contradict each other. The first says it's a MEMS camera with no OIS, the second one says it has OIS and doesn't mention MEMS. The second one sounds more likely but that doesn't say it's miles better than anything else! It's got OIS - could be nice but not ground breaking.
Fondling slabs during takeoff WON'T end in a fireball of death - report
Why you can't do this stuff on planes.
Sorry if you've seen it - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYAq-7sOzXQ (some mild swearing)
Lost phone? Google's got an app for that, coming this month
Re: Avast and Lookout
Given that this works with Android 2.2 and up, it must be an app rather than something integrated into the OS.
Apple KILLER decloaked? Google lovingly unboxes Nexus 7 Android 4.3 slablette
Re: Where is my 4G googlephone?
The current Nexus 4 can do 42 Mbps in ideal conditions. I've yet to figure out why you need more than about 2 or 3 Mbps on a phone for typical usage. Why do you want 4G? Is your battery lasting too long or do you have too much money? :-)
FLABBER-JASTED: It's 'jif', NOT '.gif', says man who should know
Logic and opinions don't control pronunciation ...
...just like spelling.
The one that is "correct" is the one that people use. A dictionary will change if enough people spell something a certain way. This normally upsets certain types of people. :-)
Climate scientists agree: Humans cause global warming
Re: Can somebody explain...
>Explain it to me and how humans contributed to the before/after effects.
This reminds me of someone who disagreed that humans didn't exist at the same time as dinosaurs. They said "Well how did they know what they were called if they weren't around at the time?". They weren't joking!
Not exactly the same but it's just such a stupid question that spending 5 minutes reading a website would tell you the answer.
>..and there was a point 97% of scientists thought:
And then the breakthroughs showing these things were wrong was made by people who know nothing (or at least less about it) than the scientists? I mean - science is telling us something yet people with no relevant qualifications want to try and figure out what the answer is. The answer is going to come from scientists - listen to them.
Google's Page, LG boss's SECRET confab sparks Nexus 5 rumour
Re: Plastic back maybe?
I've ended up buying the official bumper partly because of this issue and also to reduce my stress when putting it down on something and worrying about scratches. Miss my old Motorola Defy sometimes!
T-Mobile UK ordered into humiliating Full Monty strip
Re: Simple
@Mage - interesting definition of Broadband! I remember being told it just used a wider frequency range which would allow the normal voice signal to go down the wire as well as the data. So you could call something broadband which was actually slower than dial-up. I think you're just describing a level of service for your internet access rather than defining the term "broadband".
Remember Streetmap? It's suing Google in a UK court
Re: This is getting silly
I used to use streemap or I think multimap. Anyway, Google came along and even though the maps were not as of such good quality, the interface was a lot better. For me there was a very simple killer feature. You could click on the map and drag it around. With the other mapping websites you had to click on buttons to scroll over a set amount - fine at the time but things move on.
Google asks Blighty to slave over its Maps for FREE
Forum error - no cheap shots at Applet yet
I've got a few towns that need their location updating in Google maps to match what this here Apple app is reporting.
Review: Sony Xperia Z
Re: watching video is surely one of the reasons you'd buy an Xperia Z
>I've sat and thought quite hard and I'm struggling to figure out how a phone can ring,... alert ... etc without the use of a built in speaker
Not sure why you're thinking about that mate - nobody is saying a phone shouldn't have a loud speaker. The reviewer complained it was raucous at high volumes which is fine for alerts. You'd want it to be raucous for alerts if you have it turned up high - that's the point! I'm guessing the reviewer is saying the sound quality isn't so good at high volumes which I don't think is much of an issue myself.
Speaker phone can be handy mind.
Re: watching video is surely one of the reasons you'd buy an Xperia Z
I agree with the comments here. I have never used the loud speaker for any length of time to watch a video. Just for showing a youtube clip to the wife so not really bothered about that.
Also - Why should I care that the screen doesn't so good when looked at from the wrong angle? I always watch videos with the device (usually a Nexus 7) pointed roughly at me. And the fact that the colours aren't all over saturated like on the Samsung phones also isn't a minus point.
I also agree with the point someone made about good support for custom ROMs due to Sony being good with open source stuff.
I'd be tempted by this phone if I could afford £500 but with a Nexus 4 available for £280, I'll have to stick with the cheaper option.
Samsung's new Galaxy S 4: iPhone assassin or Android also-ran?
Re: Sounds great
>IAs an expat, the translation thing might have been useful had it included the language of my chosen home.
Have you tried installing "Google Translate" on your One X? I'm not sure what the S 4 gives you above that. Nobody seems to mention it in the reviews.
Google shreds Reader in new round of 'spring cleaning'
Re: Destroying trust
>what's next? Blogger? Picasa? YouTube?
They are getting rid of Picasa! The web part of it anyway. They're trying to encourage you to move over to Google+. I'm sure its removal will follow.
Re: FYI there's a petition
I did sign it but I wonder why. Google must already know how many people use Reader.
AdBlock Plus BLOCKED from Google Play
Re: It's my device
>They can remove it if they wish but they can't stop it being used so it seems rather petty and pointless to remove it.
Here's a shit analogy to help explain why it isn't petty. If I gave people the use of a car in my business with the idea that they would make me money (somehow), then I found someone was actually taking money out of my bank account thanks to the the use of this car - would it be petty to stop them using my car? Sure they can use another car so perhaps I shouldn't bother. Would you like me to just post you a cheque and save the bother?
I don't think it's petty to stop helping someone to take my money - it'd be mental not to.
Ten ten-inch tablets
Regular updates good or bad?
>Until you find some DRM obsessed broadcaster (BBC and Sky are examples) who take one look your newly installed Android x.y.z+1 and refuse to allow their apps to run ...
That's interesting - I had not thought of that. But, as long as you're aware of it, this is still an advantage for the Nexus brand as you have the choice to accept the update (admittedly it's pretty naggy!) or not. With other tablets you might get stuck on an old version which will lose you bragging rights at the pub.
Re: @Spartacus
Another big selling point for the Nexus range is the regular updates from Google.
USA is the best country in the WORLD... for sending spam
Not sure if I should be proud that the UK is not listed or not. Perhaps it's not listed because our internet is so bad or we have too few computers!
Microsoft Surface Pro will land in UK in WEEKS*
Re: Current tablets
Laptop still required for proper work shocker.
Keyboard, you're not my type
Don't those awful Microsoft keyboards with the gap down the middle count as a re-design? Apparently the big gap makes them a lot better. There's 2 guys at work who still have them - my touch typing on them doesn't work as I must use the wrong finger for some of the borderline buttons.
Spotted: Android 4.2.2 update for Google Nexus devices
Not all iPhones on iOS 5+
It's true that Apple users are in a much better position for updates than non Nexus Android users.
I have a friend with an iPhone 3G which sounds really ancient now, it came out in July 2008 and it's stuck on iOS 4.2.1. And it sounds like that's too much for it really - it's very slow. Anyway - my point being that, assuming iPhones generally last more than 4 years, there will be quite a few with 4.2.1 at best.
Not much of a point as I agree that the general update slowness does exist for Android! Not that most normal users care.
Tennessee bloke quits job over satanic wage slip
Re: @AC 10:36
The counterargument to saying it's like giving out "SS" or "KKK" is that the SS and the KKK actually exist.
China turns to no-name handsets: Android - without the Google-iness
Re: "Google receives no signalling information from these devices"
"While Google may not harvest data, which I agree is a good thing on the face of it - what other code might be in there that you can never audit? What information could leak out to other places?"
That must apply to any phone OS. At least with Android you can look at the code so it's less of a risk than other systems.
"Would you like to leave the safety of your frying-pan and take your chances in the fire?"
I guess your frying-pan must be not having a smart phone at all!
This week's BBC MELTDOWN: Savile puppet haunts kids' TV
Re: yawn
>Is this The Register?
Yes - can't you see the technology angle?
It was on TV.
TV is technology.
Therefore it's relevant. I think that's how it works.
What ereader decline? Kobo pumps up the volumes despite grim forecasts
The wife just got a Paperwhite to replace they Kindle keyboard she had. God knows why they moved the physical buttons - she can't hold it just in her left hand anymore. No doubt she'll be getting the Paperwhite 2 next year when they add the buttons back!
Review: Google Nexus 4
Re: Note 2
Gosh it hurts when they go and define words by how people use them. :-)
It's almost like pedantry doesn't matter - shame as it's a great hobby.
Re: A bit of a spanner?
>You disagree? You're wrong.
I think you're talking at cross purposes. He's saying it's nice that (in this instance) a passer by asked after his welfare having seen him going through the strange dance that is required for photosphere.
You're saying that he's wrong because some people ask stupid questions.
I also thought it was nice someone actually interacted in a positive way with a stranger - not enough of that these days.
Scottish Highlands get blanket 3G coverage
Congratulations on he most misleading headline of the year.
So far. There's always stiff competition on this site. :-)
MEGAGRAPH: 1983's UK home computer chart toppers
Re: Worst. Graph. Ever.
I can't even figure out what the numbers mean on either of the axes.
Apple: What do our Maps need? Stalk-yer-buddies Foursquare tech, NATCH!
Re: What do they need?
"Google maps was laughably bad when it was first released"
I've used it for many years and it's always got the location of towns correct. If it didn't - I'm sure there'd be plenty of stories still hanging around on the internet somewhere but I've somehow never seen those either. It's almost like it wasn't every anywhere near as shit as iOS maps which is the point I'm making.
Re: What do they need?
"Google maps was probably no better in the early days"
No - Google maps always tended to get the location of major towns correct. Never mind minor land marks.
"do you really just want one major supplier of mapping"
There are other mapping services other than Google and Apple already.
Kind of doubt anything else you've said now!
Girlfriend 'tried to MURDER ME with her AMPLE BREASTS'
Do we still have to pretend there's an IT angle to these stories?
Couldn't see the contrived reasoning I've seen on similar articles. :-)
Samsung Google Nexus 10 tablet review
Re: No SD slot . .
"you don't need additional software or root as long as the device supports USB host."
True but they seem to be talking about the Nexus 7 which doesn't support it without additional software. I've got one on my desk which I'm about to do a factory reset on so I'll confirm! :-) I know I wouldn't have pissed about rooting the thing if I'd not had to in order to get Stick mount to work.
Google fine-tuning iOS mapping app for Apple submission
Re: This is so funny
"Google could not be bothered to update the Map App "
Are you sure that's how it worked or is it a theory? I've heard people say it wasn't down to Google - Apple were in control but I have no definite information.
Hacker sentenced to six years – WITH NO INTERNET
His choice
Any other country would have put him in jail. He had that option so it must be less cruel in his mind right?
Ten... Apple iPad Mini alternatives
Re: Nexus7 can support USB on the go
Good tip about media importer - I didn't know about that so also had to root and use stickmount.
Mmm, what's that smell: Coffee or sweat? How to avoid a crap IT job
Fresh out of university with my PC badge fully installed (1989), I decided not to accept a job where I was asked "You're not a woofter are you?" He went on to explain he couldn't have that type here as some of he contracts are with the department of defence.
The secretary didn't sound that surprised that I turned it down - I could hear a smile on her voice - she must have known what kind of chap he was.
Mexico to Apple: You WILL NOT use the name 'iPhone' here
Re: Hahaha
Why has darkpill's post got downvoted for providing a link with more detailed information. Information is good!
Free Android apps often secretly make calls, use the camera
Maybe most paid apps are games and therefore don't need access to much - that'd explain this difference they noticed.
Re: I'm confused by this story...
"At first glance, it sounds as though it's just scaremongering by a PR firm more than anything"
Same way I read it - so free apps use the camera more than paid for apps. They imply some sinister reason for it but when they check into it - there's nothing wrong. Perhaps there's another reason for a difference between paid apps and free apps? There's no evidence here - just some figures.
No GPS in the iPad Mini Wi-Fi: People are right to criticise
I've never used the GPS on my Nexus 7 (or my Archos 5) - why would I - I have a phone with GPS like most tablet users. And I have a cheap car holder for the phone but not for the Nexus which would blot out a lot of the view if clamped to the windscreen. I've also got a phone holder for the motorbike too.
I do use Google maps on the Nexus sometimes to look something up but WiFi location is fine for that as I'm always indoors when I use the Nexus.
I'm no Apple fan but I can't see it being an issue for the majority of users.
Apple iPod Touch 5G review
Re: when you can get a 7in tablet for £160
I don't think he's suggesting you use a 7" tablet instead. He's just saying if you can make a 7" tablet for that price, can't you make a 4" mp3 player/tablet (or whatever it is) for less?
The hoarder's dilemma, or 'Why can't I throw anything away?'
Memory cards for PC's
Anyone got a collection of expansion memory card thingies from old PC's that you now have no idea what the spec is so can't even flog them on ebay. Not that I've bothered to flog the ones I do know the specs for!
View 21 IPTV Freeview+HD DVR review
Re: Second screen options
Yes - shame they didn't use DLNA so I could use my non i devices with it at least for the streaming. I hope to get a Humax soon unless I find anything better. I understand there are modified versions of the firmware to get around the HD streaming and copying limitations. And the remote acts as a universal remote so that's a nice bonus.
Man charged over alleged April Jones Facebook trolling
Re: So how come
"Anonymity or education of course, you have to be somewhat of an idiot to attack a paediatrician instead of a paedophile."
No - I think it's still Anonymity unless you're saying it's acceptable that people go round attacking offenders based on the crimes they've committed.
Apple: Blue-shirts can fix iOS Maps in their spare time
Wasn't it Tomtom data?
Didn't they get the data from Tomtom and then wangle it in some way? I thought their fix was going to be to fix the map wangling program they must have ran so that it doesn't bugger up the Tomtom data which I presume is correct.
What's the story? How did they mess up the Tomtom data? Or is it not a case of that?
Microsoft's Bing bods exploit fanbois' Apple maps misery
Bing allowed on Apple Appstore?
I'm confused - I thought Google would not be allowed to put a maps app on the Apple store even if it wanted to due to Apples rule about duplicating functionality built-in. So how come you can get a Bing app for the iPhone?
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Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday apartment in La Mata
2 Bedrooms, 1 bathroom, max 5 occupancy
A great place to relax and enjoy the Sun and Sea, in this newly built 4th floor apartment, which is ideal for couples and families. There are fantastic views from the large balcony area, which faces the communal pool, and excellently maintained gardens, which although are shared are closed to the general public. The apartment is tastefully appointed with a contemporary style and highly equipped. The area is very peaceful and will not suit lovers of Ibiza style holidays, but there are plenty of bars and some excellent restaurant very close by. The famous Blue Flag beach of La Mata is only a few minutes walk away. There is lots to see and do in this very lively and cultural part of Spain.
Useful info: Torremar VI swimming pool is officially opened from the 15 June to the 15 September which is under the responsibility of a lifeguard company.
Opening hours: 10am to 3pm and 4pm to 9pm. Outside the official lifeguard protection dates as shown above, proprietors who wish to use the pool do so at their own risk. They may obtain and pay for a pool access key from Les Bedford, President Flat Bajo A (Torremar VI) Where they will sign a responsibility disclaimer document accepting the use of the pool at their own risk, leaving the Main Community non-responsible.
Other services such as welcome packs can be organised upon request.
We do allow smoking at our apartment - but only on the balcony please.
Bed linen and towels are provided but please bring your own beach/swimming towels.
More useful info: A £50 per week non-refundable deposit is required to secure a booking. The balance to be paid 6 weeks prior to departure.
Keys will be given and collected from you by our representative at the apartment. A 200 Euro Key Deposit is required on arrival, which is refundable on departure. Clients must replace any damaged or broken goods.
Late bookings are accepted. As per EU law, it is recommended that holiday makers take out full travel insurance; this is advisable especially against flight cancellations, theft, accidents etc.
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Southern Gardening: A breakfast favorite
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MILWAUKEE (AP) -- The Milwaukee Bucks' season comes to a close tonight - and none too soon.
Even coach Larry Krystokowiak says he's ready to draw the curtain on this season.
The Bucks will finish with their worst record since the 1995-96 season.
Milwaukee takes on the playoff-bound Cavaliers in Cleveland tonight to end the season.
The Bucks' 102-96 win over Atlanta Monday at Milwaukee was the team's fifth in 17 games under Krystokowiak.
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'Twilight,' Bond, 'Lincoln' lead record weekendBy DAVID GERMAIN
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British actor Robert Pattinson, right, having his photo taken with fans upon arrival for an exclusive fan event for the final chapter of the Twilight Saga "Breaking Dawn Part 2" in Sydney, Australia.LOS ANGELES — Bella Swan, James Bond and Abe Lincoln have combined to lift Hollywood to record Thanksgiving revenue at the box office.
Kristen Stewart's finale as Bella in "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 2" was No. 1 again with $64 million during the five-day holiday stretch that began Wednesday, according to studio estimates Sunday. Daniel Craig's Bond adventure "Skyfall" came in at No. 2 with $51 million, while Daniel Day-Lewis and Steven Spielberg's Civil War saga "Lincoln" finished third with $34.1 million. According to box-office tracker Hollywood.com, the three films paced Hollywood to an all-time Thanksgiving week best of about $290 million from Wednesday to Sunday.
That tops the previous record of $273 million over Thanksgiving in 2009, when "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" led the weekend.
This Thanksgiving also was a huge 25 percent jump from a year ago, when domestic revenues were a weak $232 million as some big holiday releases fizzled.
With a strong December lineup ahead, Hollywood has resumed its record revenue pace for the year after a brief box-office lull in late summer and early fall.
Domestic revenues for 2012 are at $9.75 billion, putting Hollywood potentially on track for its first $11 billion year, which would beat the 2009 record of $10.6 billion, said Hollywood.com analyst Paul Dergarabedian.
"We're barreling toward a record-breaking box-office year," Dergarabedian said. "It's built on the back of just a lot of really strong movies that have come out over the past few weekends. It bodes very well for the rest of the holidays."
The "Twilight" finale, "Skyfall" and "Lincoln" finished in the same top-three rankings for the second-straight weekend as new releases were unable to dislodge the holdovers.
Released by Lionsgate's Summit Entertainment banner, "Breaking Dawn — Part 2," pulled in $43.1 million from Friday to Sunday, raising its domestic total to $227 million. The movie added $97.4 million overseas to bring its international total to $350.8 million and its worldwide take to $577.7 million.
Sony's "Skyfall" also topped $200 million domestically, ringing up $36 million for the three-day weekend to put its U.S. total at $221.7 million. With $41.3 million more overseas, "Skyfall" raised its international revenues to $568.4 million and its worldwide sales to $790.1 million.
"Lincoln," a DreamWorks film distributed by Disney, took in $25 million over the weekend to lift its domestic revenue to $62.2 million.
Leading the newcomers was Paramount and DreamWorks Animation's tale "Rise of the Guardians" at No. 4 with $24 million for the weekend and $32.6 million since opening Wednesday.
Based on William Joyce's "Guardians of Childhood" books, "Rise of the Guardians" gathers Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy and other mythical beings as a team of heroes battling an evil overlord.
Close behind at No. 5 was director Ang Lee's shipwreck saga "Life of Pi" at No. 5 with $22 million over the weekend. The 20th Century Fox release has taken in $30.2 million domestically since its Wednesday debut and added $17.5 million in four Asian markets.
"Life of Pi" was adapted from Yann Martel's best-selling novel about an Indian youth adrift on a lifeboat with a Bengal tiger. Many fans considered the introspective novel impossible to film, but Lee has charmed audiences and critics with an inspiring survival story told through dazzling 3-D images.
The weekend's other new wide release, a remake of the 1980s U.S.-invasion tale "Red Dawn," opened at No. 7 with $14.6 million, raising its total to $22 million since debuting Wednesday.
"Red Dawn" sat on the shelf for three years while studio backer MGM went through bankruptcy, with distributor FilmDistrict eventually picking it up for domestic release. The movie's cast includes Chris Hemsworth ("Thor") and Josh Hutcherson ("The Hunger Games") in a story of young guerrillas battling North Korean invaders.
In limited release, Fox Searchlight's "Hitchcock" opened solidly with about $300,000 in 17 theaters. The movie stars Anthony Hopkins as Alfred Hitchcock in a behind-the-scenes story of the making of "Psycho."
The weekend's overall strength came from a broad range of films that clicked with various audiences, from action and family fare to thoughtful drama.
"This is a marketplace that has something for everyone," said Chris Aronson, head of distribution for 20th Century Fox. "You have something deeper like 'Life of Pi,' yet you have a very successful sequel in 'Twilight' at the same time. Adult bio-drama, if you will, in 'Lincoln,' and you have Bond. That's the secret to a very successful and balanced marketplace."MORE IN National / World BusinessLOS ANGELES Its back, and its back on a scale that is well matched to this car-centric city. Full StoryThe stock market closed out its fifth straight week of gains with another record high on Friday. Full StoryWASHINGTON Some low-cost generic drugs that have helped restrain health care costs for decades... Full Story
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Vera Brouwer of Maurice, Iowa shares this lovely crumb-topped pie. "It's easy to make, and we like the chunky apple filling," says this grandmother of five.
6-8 Servings
Prep: 10 min. Bake: 40 min. + cooling
5 cups diced peeled tart apples
1/2 cup sugar
2 tablespoon all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1 unbaked pastry shell (9 inches)
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 cup butter
In a bowl, combine first five ingredients; spoon into pie shell. For
topping, combine sugar and flour; cut in butter until mixture
resembles coarse crumbs. Sprinkle over pie.
Bake at 400° for 10 minutes. Reduce heat to 375°; bake for
40-45 minutes or until the topping is browned and apples are tender.
Cover crust edges with foil during the last 15 minutes if needed.
Cool completely before cutting. Yield: 6-8 servings.
Nutritional Facts:
1 serving (1 slice) equals 393 calories, 19 g fat (10 g saturated fat), 36 mg cholesterol, 216 mg sodium, 56 g carbohydrate, 2 g fiber, 2 g protein.
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Southern trees bearing a strange fruit
Blood on the leaves and blood at the root
Black bodies swinging in the southern breeze
Strange fruit hanging from the poplar trees
Pastoral scene of the gallant south
The bulging eyes and the twisted mouth
Scent of magnolia sweet and fresh
Then the sudden smell of burning flesh.
Here is a fruit for the crow to pluck
For the rain to wither, for the wind to suck
For the sun to rot, for the trees to drop
Here is a strange and bitter crop.
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If we were to listen to radio transmissions from space, we should be able to hear the dying gasps of black holes. As it turns out, we are listening, or at least the SETI@home receiver is. Perched above the giant Arecibo dish, it is systematically surveying a large portion of the sky, listening to the signals coming from space.
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