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93 commentsLauding PM's 'leadership' on Turkey, the Israel Policy Forum's letter urges collaboration with John Kerry and 'concrete confidence building measures' with Palestinians.
97 commentsObama's challenge to Israel's conventional wisdom was coated in support and sympathy. After this visit, it will be much harder for Obama's rivals to claim that he has Israel's worst interests at heart.
86 comments'United Front,' 'Mideast Thaw' and 'Unusual Solidarity' reflect the kind of positive headlines that the presidential visit is receiving.
3 commentsReports of the evaporation of the 'peace process' were grossly exaggerated, it seems, as Obama's trip to Ramallah and his speech in Jerusalem may prove.
13 commentsObama's speech was so pro-Israeli that even AIPAC maidens blushed. The president didn't miss a trick, used every PR shtick in the book and invented some ploys of his own.
15 commentsNew Pew Research poll, released ahead of Obama's Israel visit, finds support for strike is higher among Republicans and lower among Democrats. A plurality among Americans believe Obama pursuing 'balanced' course in Middle East.
26 commentsIs it an inward-looking, reform-minded coalition, a popular front of the well-to-do, or a government of the settlers, by the settlers and for the settlers? Only Mahmoud Abbas can know for sure.
3 comments100-page party report on 2012 electoral loss gives nod to Adelson-backed Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC) that led Israel-centered assaults on Barack Obama and Chuck Hagel.
3 commentsJournalist and author Ben Ehrenreich portrays one village's struggle against IDF oppression. In 2009, Ehrenreich castigated Zionism and called for a secular state.
54 commentsA new Gallup poll shows Americans favor Israel over Palestinians by 64%-12%; support highest among Republicans, conservatives and elderly.
93 commentsAs the 'progressive' network gears up to cover President Obama's visit to Israel, the anchor of the daily 'NOW with Alex Wagner' describes the media conversation about Israel in the U.S. as 'incredibly tricky.'
50 commentsObama's visit is a soap opera: he wants to proclaim his love, persuade Israelis to let bygones be bygones and entice them over to his side. It is a mirror image of his recent political tactics in the U.S. as well.
19 commentsThe head of baseball's hugely successful N.Y. Yankees – a.k.a "the Evil Empire" – supports Friends of the IDF and loves the elite 'Oketz' canine unit. He talks to Haaretz about Jews, baseball and winning.
9 commentsMost Israelis and Jews were relieved to hear that Obama has no intention of upsetting the status quo. After all, "We've never had it so good", as Golda Meir told Richard Nixon in 1973.
49 commentsIn meeting with Jewish leaders ahead of Israel visit, the U.S. president reiterates opposition to nuclear Iran, but quotes Chinese saying: Build a golden bridge for your opponent to retreat upon.
with Barak Ravid 62 commentsLike a good defense lawyer, AIPAC highlights facts that promote its client while repressing evidence to the contrary. The Israeli right is expert at that.
22 commentsUN Ambassador Prosor has pulled off one of the most unusual diplomatic achievements ever: a full-fledged UN-sponsored Farsi-Hebrew musical event full of goodwill and sympathy towards Israel.
9 commentsNetanyahu speaks via satellite to the pro-Israel lobby and says that Iran is getting closer to crossing the red line; Biden, speaking earlier, says Obama is not bluffing on Iran.
with Reuters 32 commentsIn keynote speech at AIPAC Conference, outgoing defense minister says Israel should consider "unilateral steps" and demarcation of borders if peace efforts with Palestinians fail.
29 commentsMichael Kassen warns Israel to 'adapt or die;' says pro-Israel community must increase political donations and 'reach beyond traditional Jewish support' in order to safeguard special U.S.-Israel relations.
19 commentsEvents in the north this week strengthened the electoral importance of the 'security-political' issue - PM Netanyahu's strongest suit. But he and other party heads suffered some serious blows.
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Sports journalism students at Arizona State University take us out to the ballpark for a fan's-eye view of the Brewers and spring training.
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Dan Larrea racks up the frequent flyer miles for the Brewers (Photo by Corie Stark)
Phoenix - Sitting at his cluttered but organized desk, Brewers Director of Team Travel Dan Larrea scrolls through a laundry list of rental cars and flight confirmation numbers on an Excel spreadsheet.
His organization started camp with 54 players.
Larrea is responsible for keeping track of them all.
Whether it be housing, travel, ticket requests or daily per diems, the Brewers employee since 1996 is responsible for making sure everything runs smoothly for 162 regular season games, including 81 on the road. That's a lot of itineraries. That's a lot of accounting.
"The amount of people we bring down here is amazing," Larrea said. "The volume of work at spring training is a ton."
Larrea got his start in the organization in media relations after a graduate internship with the Denver Broncos.
A year later, the general manager at the time, Sal Bando, encouraged him to push for the team travel position.
"Everybody knew everybody back then," Larrea said. "And when the GM tells you to apply for something, you apply for it."
A couple weeks and an interview later, Larrea had the job.
The downside was there wasn't much of a way to prepare for the huge responsibilities he'd take on.
"There's no other job that can get you ready for this; you learn by mistakes," he said. "The difficult part was in 1997 when we were in the American League. So I was learning on the job and learning the cities. And then 1998, we move to the National League. So I had to reestablish everything I had already done."
After about five years, Larrea finally started to see the same things over and over again.
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My City Conference 2015 will be held February 19-21.
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My City 2015 RegistrationMain Session Speakers and Artists
Carl Lentz
Lead Pastor, Hillsong NYC
Lead Pastor, Hillsong NYC
Hillsong Young and Free
Worship Team, Hillsong Youth
Hillsong Young and Free from Sydney Australia
Cole Zick
Youth Pastor, Capital Christian Center
Youth Pastor, Capital Christian Center
Brian Houston
Senior Pastor, Hillsong Australia
Austin Molt
Youth Pastor, New Vintage Church
Sean Smith
What we are all about
My City Conference has been created to unite pastors and inspire students to impact their circles of influence for God. February 19 – 21, 2015, youth and young adults from across Northern California will come together to answer the call that God gave Solomon, "If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven and will forgive their sins and will heal their land." (2 Chronicles 7:14)
Through prayer, worship, powerful teaching and unity, we believe God will hear our prayers and heal our cities. As Northern California comes together we believe God will break strongholds in our land. We are better together. We are claiming the fulfillment of the promise that is spoken in 2 Chronicles 14:7 "The land is still ours because we have sought the Lord our God."
City Impact Tracks
One unique aspect to My City Conference is our City-Impact Track design. As opposed to popcorn-style workshops, attendees will choose a track to follow. These tracks are designed to help challenge and inspire you to fully live out your faith. They are broken up as follows and are offer options no matter what position you hold in your ministry. From pastors, to students who started attending their church for the first time last week, and everything in between, we have something for everyone. Please note that all tracks will be recorded for conference attendees to gain access to post-conference.
Leadership Tracks (Must have corresponding credentials to attend.) These tracks are designed for leaders. They are built to help develop your leadership skills as well as heart for ministry.
Pastors Track (Must have Pastor's lanyard to attend)
Doug Reid, Associate Pastor at Capital Christian Center
Carl Lentz, Lead Pastor of Hillsong New York City
Sean Smith, Traveling Evangelist
Brian Houston, Lead Pastor of Hillsong Church, Sydney, AUS
Worship (Must have Worship wristband to attend)
Bryan & Katie Torwalt, Worship leader/songwriters
Hillsong Y & F, Youth worship team at Hillsong, Sydney, AUS
Leadership track (Must have Leadership wristband to attend)
Banning Liebscher, Lead Pastor of Jesus Culture Sacramento
Cole Zick, Student Ministries Director at Capital Christian Center
Doug Reid, Associate Pastor at Capital Christian Center
Tim Bittle, Student Ministries Director at Father's House, Vacaville, CA
City-Impact tracks These are open tracks for all conference attendees. They are designed for healing, growth and outreach inspiration. All wristband and lanyards have access to these tracks.
High and Middle School Campus ministry (Friday)
Austin Molt, Youth Pastor at New Vintage Church, Richland, WA
Developing a Prayer Life (Friday)
Micah Berteau, Student Ministries at The House, Modesto, CA
Calling to ministry (Friday)
Dr. Nick Garza, NPLAD Executive Office
College campus ministry (Friday)
Curtis Zackery, Traveling artist and speaker
Keeping your faith in college (Friday)
Jason Batt, Small Groups Pastor at Capital Christian Center
Dealing with the hurt, pain and addictions (Friday)
Jeremy Donovan, Student Ministries at Trinity Church, Cedar Hill, TX
Guys super session (Saturday)
Blake Vandemark, Youth Pastor at Capital Christian Center
Caitlin Zick, Youth Pastor at Capital Christian Center
Girls Super session (Saturday)
Caitlin Zick, Youth Pastor at Capital Christian Center
Blake Vandemark, Youth Pastor at Capital Christian Center
Main sessions
All of our speakers were specifically chosen because of the impact they are making in their cities. We believe they will bring great inspiration to our region with the anointing they carry. Many of them hold pastoral positions in their respective churches and have a heart to see their cities experience the love of Jesus.
With this same focus we also select our worship teams. These will be teams rooted in their home churches with a passion for the local church.
We believe that the main session should inspire us to become more committed to God, our local church and reaching our community.
City-Impact Tracks
A unique aspect to the My City Conference are the "City-Impact Tracks," most commonly known as workshops. Every track has been created with a specific purpose; the goal of each is determined by the group it targets. There will be multiple tracks offered. This format will essentially create a retreat within the conference for each targeted role within your ministry.
For information on who will be speaking at what tracks are offered please scroll up. As additional resource all tracks will be recorded and posted online for conference attendees to gain access to.
Downloadable Promotional Materials
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Q. Is there childcare?
A. Childcare will be provided through the Capital Christian nursery and Jesus Culture children's ministry, for ages 0-5th grade. This is a service only for Pastors that have paid or are bringing a group. There is an additional cost of $59 for the first child, $49 for the second and $39 for each child after. Please register your children by selecting this link: My City Childcare. All registrations must be received by February 12th, 2015.
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A. It starts on February 19 with our first session. It will conclude February 21. You will be able to download the schedule one week before the conference.
Q. Is the venue handicapped accessible?
A. Yes.
Q. What is the refund policy?
A. Unless the event is canceled, there are no refunds.
Q. Is food available for meals?
A. There are many close restaurants within two miles of CCC. During lunch times we will also have food trucks available on campus.
Q. Is there a detailed schedule of who will be speaking and leading worship for each session?
A. The schedule of who is speaking when will be posted the week of the conference. However, you can access the times and dates here: My City 2015 Conference Schedule
Q. Is there anything else I should know?
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Capital Christian Center
9470 Micron Avenue
Sacramento, CA 95827
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Pares Scales (Flute or Piccolo). Composed by Gabriel Pares and Gabriel Par. Arranged by Harvey S. Whistler. For Flute, Piccolo. Concert Band Method. Woodwind Method. 48 pages. Rubank Publications #RUBL117. Published by Rubank Publications (HL.4470490).
ISBN 1423445163. 9x12 inches.
The classic scale and arpeggio studies of Gabriel Parès were adapted in the 1940s for like-instrument study by Rubank's Harvey Whistler, and are now the standard for elementary scale instruction. Presenting all the major keys up to four flats/sharps (and the relative minors), each unit also includes long tone and embouchure studies. Supplemental material includes comprehensive chromatic scales, fingering and speed studies, lip slurs (brass) and exercises to strengthen the upper register (woodwinds).
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Casa Giada
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Apartment | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 4
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Casa Giada,
Impressive-style, decor, and charm await you at Casa Giada. Just a five minute walk from Sorrento's main square, Casa Giada is a great vacation home, where you can easily enjoy the beaches, shops, and night life of Sorrento.
This two bedroom, two bath-property is an exceptionally comfortable, warm, and inviting home away from home, offering elegance and privacy.
Ten steps from the ground floor, you take the elevator up to Casa Giada. Another ten steps lead you to the front door of Casa Giada.
Once inside, you walk up one more ten-step staircase, where you arrive on the main floor of Casa Giada.
Thenatural lighting and open floor plan set the scene for all that Casa Giada has to offer.
Casa Giada's ambiance and distinction is immediately noticed in the living room, which is delightfully furnished with a sofa, fireplace, and a large Samsung flat screen TV. A Wi-Fi internet connection and Wi-Fi printer are accessible throughout the house.
Style exudes into the first bedroom, which is furnished with a double bed, flat screen TV, his and her walk-in closets, large bathroom with double vessel sinks, and a walk-in shower. An in-room safe is located in "her" walk-in closet.
The second bedroom is exquisitely furnished with a double bed, a bathroom with a vessel sink, and bathtub.
This magnificent home has a beautiful kitchen, complete with a 5-burner stovetop and oven, two- door refrigerator with bottom freezer, a microwave oven, coffee maker, and dishwasher.
For informal dining, a kitchen breakfast bar with three bar-stools extends from the kitchen. Off of the kitchen is an elegant dining table for six.
There are three incredible terraces, each one offering its own form of fun, relaxation, and entertainment.
The living room opens onto the first terrace, where you will find a very comfortable patio set for six, a BBQ, a counter with drop-in sink, and a washing machine.
There is an electronically controlled awning over the patio set, so you can control the amount of sunlight you desire while having a morning coffee or an afternoon iced tea.
The second terrace and third terrace unfold from the first. Four sun beds and two outdoor showers on the second terrace allow for taking in the sun and reading your favorite book.
The third terrace provides a stunning 360-degree panoramic of Sorrento's beaches and mountains.
Casa Giada is the perfect spot for your vacation in Sorrento. Over €250,000 in upgrades and improvements have been made to Casa Giada, making it one of the most majestic properties in Sorrento. Tranquility, privacy, relaxation await you.
Please read below, the Casa Giada Rental Rules:
All prices are in Euro. The rental price includes maid service once a week and final cleaning, linens and towels, heating, gas and electricity, air conditioning, Wi-Fi internet, a Welcome Pack with fresh fruit, cookies, milk, coffee, etc.
Tourist tax €1.50 per night per person, is Not included. Not due Under 18 years old. Due only for the first 7 nights,
No others fees or expenses
A security deposit of €400,00 is to be paid by cash in Euros, US Dollars, or UK Pounds at the time of arrival.
The security deposit will be refunded upon departure subject to any deductions for damage.
Upon arrival at the apartment, the property manager will ask you to present a copy of your passport.
Check-in is after 4.00 pm. Check out is before 10.00 am or by a different arrangement.
Book trough Villatorent.it if you accept our Terms!
Please check it carefully before completing your Booking payment.
Size | Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | Peter's Beach 800 m |
Will consider | Long term lets (over 1 month) |
Access | Car not necessary |
Nearest Amenities | 200 m |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: Naples 48 km, Nearest railway: Sorrento 300 m |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
Features and Facilities
Luxuries | DVD player, Boat available |
General | Central heating, Air conditioning, Telephone, Fax machine, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster, Iron |
Utilities | Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine |
Rooms | 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 En suites, Solarium or roof terrace |
Furniture | Double beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 4 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair |
Outdoors | Balcony or terrace, BBQ |
The Campania region
The mild climate, the beauty of the coasts, the richness of its art and history, and the love for food make Campania the fascinating territory that it is.
The journey begins with the sea, the region's uncontested queen, with its intense colors, its coasts that are crawling with bays, coves and rock faces.
The waters here boast the islands in the Gulf of Naples, Capri and Ischia - true natural masterpieces.
This region is made even more charming by the flourishing Mediterranean vegetation that alternates with its small, charming towns that narrate the history and traditions of Campania and make any stay here unforgettable.
And how can we forget the natural endowments that dominate this region: Vesuvius, gloomy and mysterious, loved for its beauty and feared for its power. Then, Naples, famous around the world for the intensity and passion of its music, but not only, mingles high-brow culture with the popular, the sacred with the profane, and the joyful with the melancholic.
Sorrento, a town that spreads over a terrace of tufo, seems to tumble into the sea. Throughout this view paradisical panorama, indented and inaccessible coasts weave their colors with those of small and hidden beaches, creating a unique and enthralling scenery. Here, the work of man is truly monolithic. The roughest areas are now made up of a series of terraces sloping down towards the sea, used for the cultivation of citrus, olive trees and vines. These gardens give off heady scents of oranges, lemons and orange-blossoms.
Music and entertainment, sun and sea, history and culture. Visiting places like Paestum; Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Torre Annunziata; the Chartreuse of Padula; and the Royal Palace of Caserta will all take you back in time and far away from the quotidian!
Central Sorrento
Sorrento, so many definitions have been ascribed to this locality, one of the best-known international tourist resort.
Sorrento, hometown of the poet Torquato Tasso, who was born here in 1544; kind Sorrento; Sorrento: land of colours; Sorrento: land of the Mermaids; Sorrento, the city of the orange and lemon groves, etc.
Each one of these definitions contains the truth because Sorrento is indeed a pretty little town where kindness and hospitality are a combination that is handed down from one generation to the next.
Sorrento, not to be rhetorical, is indeed the land of colours: brilliant or delicate hues depending on the change of the seasons. If you just spend a moment to observe how emotional a sunset can be when you gaze in the direction of Punta del Capo, of Ischia or Procida islands, the outlines of which can be seen clearly, you will be amazed by the variety of colours and the beauty of the landscape. Or look, preferably from the sea, towards the majestic ridge of tuff rock that changes colour at every hour of the day.
Then why not let your mind go back in time so that, with a bit of imagination, you can see the nimble Greek ships ride the waves and Ulysses bound tightly to the main mast to listen safely to the dangerous song of the mermaids... Or follow the wake of the Roman ships loaded with goods and busy sailors, or look around the wonderful villas the Roman emperors built on our coasts, among the most beautiful in the world.
Or again ships black as ink, fully armed and laden with ferocious Turks, like those that, in search of wealth and bounty, sacked Sorrento in 1558.
So many legends are told about these invasions; legends that are almost always linked to the great devotion that the people of Sorrento have for their patron Saint Antonino and their well-grounded faith. Visiting the crypt of the Basilica, dedicated of course to St. Antonino, you will be deeply moved by the number of votive offerings to the patron saint, and reading from them true stories, both happy and sad, of simple and industrious people, influenced over the centuries by various cultures.
Many civilizations have lived in this area: the Etruscans, the Greeks (who gave the city its urban layout that is still clearly visible today in the historical centre), the Oscans, the Romans. Later came the subjugation to Byzantium, the sack by the Longobards, the conquest by the Normans, the good influence of the Aragonese. After a long period of stagnation, the beginning of the 18th century saw a time of cultural, economic and social rebirth for the whole Sorrento peninsula, at the top during the 19th century.
This was the time when the tourism vocation of the area was born and was established with its inclusion in the so-called "Grand Tour", a journey through the most important Italian sites that every young european noble of the time had to make to complete his cultural, historical and literary formation. Important guests such as Byron, Keats, Scott, Dickens, Goethe, Wagner, Ibsen and Nietzsche, among the most famous, came to stay in Sorrento looking for sun and inspiration.
The same period saw an intensification of traditional activities such as agriculture, sea trade and finally and progressively the tourism industry that is currently the most important sector of the Sorrentine economy.
Today Sorrento is a modern city offering high-standard accommodations, rich restaurants selection, italian most famous fashion brands.
Do not miss the prestigious and rich Museo Correale di Terranova, keeping important testimonies of the town history.
Since the 18th century, Sorrento is also famous for its great craft tradition of inlaid wood. Some examples of great value can be admired at the Museo-Bottega della Tarsia Lignea located in an ancient palace of the 18th century in the historical centre.
Sorrento hosts important cultural, musical and cinema events, and is the ideal starting point for visiting all the important tourist sites of the area: Capri, Ischia, Naples, Herculaneum, Pompeii, Positano, Amalfi.
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"Pleasant flat in a good location"
This was a very pleasant flat in a good location for travellers without a car.The photographs are representative of its general style and it was clean and well-equipped.It may not be suitable for ver… More
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Posted 28 December 2012 - 20:05
Check the bios settings, sometimes there are settings there for fans
Could be a few things, try each stick of RAM on its own
Remove the graphics card if there is one and use onboard (if it has one)
Could be the motherboard
Reset the CMOS by removing the battery for 30 seconds
Posted 28 December 2012 - 20:20
As soon as I take the NVIDIA GeForce 6600 out, the fans only spin fast for one second.
However, I can't confirm it's the video card at fault since I can't get anything onto the display!
Posted 28 December 2012 - 20:26
This is a PCI-E video card, right?
If so, which one?:
- PCI Express ×1
- PCI Express ×4
- PCI Express ×16
Posted 28 December 2012 - 20:28
Unfortunately, I have no way to plug speakers into the machine.PCI-E yep, x16 if the board supports it, x8 if not I would imagine but you could test with any other PCI-E card so long as the PSU has the appropriate power adapter for it / or it doesn't need a power supply
Posted 28 December 2012 - 20:32
Unfortunately, I have no way to plug speakers into the machine.
The HDD doesn't sound like it's doing much from what I can tell/hear.
His current video card doesn't need any power adapters from the PSU.


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Restaurant owner Richai Karmakharm, said: "The whole kitchen is literally burnt out, and we will be shut for two to three months. Luckily the restaurant was closed and all the staff had left. At least nobody got hurt."
According to Warwickshire Fire and Rescue, early signs suggest the fire was started by a fault with an electrical appliance in the kitchen, and it was contained in that room.
The damage is being assessed by the restaurant's insurance company this week but Mr Karmakharm estimates refitting the kitchen plus the loss of business will cost tens of thousands of pounds.
Stratford resident Gemma Clifford noticed smoke billowing from the restaurant while driving home and stopped to call the fire brigade.
She said: "Within two minutes the fire brigade were there and around five minutes later another two engines turned up. The fire seemed to be put out relatively quickly, however we could not leave the car park until around 1.30am as the engines seemed to be packing away."
A spokesperson for Warwickshire Fire and Rescue confirmed that the fire was indeed put out within half an hour.
However Swans Nest Lane was shut for around an hour and a half to accommodate three fire engines while firefighters checked the rest of the building and made the kitchen secure.
Several people were forced to stay in the car park until the early hours of the morning for their own safety and the safety of the fire crews. Warwickshire Fire and Rescue apologised for the inconvenience.
Although most of the firefighters left at 1.30am, some remained on the scene until 4am as a precaution.


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The Window Cleaner
A short muisc video based on the classic song "The Window Cleaner" sung by George Formby
4.37 / 5.00 4,872 ViewsAlthough I am fully aware that the Nyan Cat meme is about as old as Betty White in internet years, this ridiculous little two-week project was still a lot of fun, and was mainly for the purpose of determining how well I could pull off a wide range of musical styles in Logic. In a perfect world, this project would have been twice as long, but some genres are deceptively tough to reproduce with only a laptop at my disposal. In loving memory of Nyan Cat.
WARNING: There is a brief section about a minute in that makes use of a strobe effect. If you know you suffer from epilepsy, you may want to steer clear.
Well done. Perfectly pixel artwork, perfect genre adaptations and humour.
Well done, man.
Uploaded the soundtrack to the music portal. Should be linked from my profile if you don't find it there. Enjoy!
I liked it but i wouldnt feel right giving this a 5 star because it doesnt look like much effort was put into this, im pretty sure anyone can create this in less than 1-2 hours.
This was awesome! The only thing I would've added or changed was I would've made the phone call part a elevator scene full of nyan cats waiting to get off on their floor as the music fits the theme of "elevator music" as well. Then would've added a nyan hornplayer during the ska part. Still awesome none the less and creative!


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We start a new feature here today, The World's Greatest Travelers™ tip of the day.
The idea is to impart on travelers everywhere a little unconventional wisdom, tips and
quotes that will hopfully increase your Travel IQ--or just have more fun traveling!
Occasionally they will be peppered with Top Ten lists. Comments welcome.
So here goes...
Day 55 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Myth #2 - I'm too old to travel. Oh really, who said? If your kids don't
need you around and you have the inclination, time and money--why not? It's
not like you need anyone's permission, right? That old cliché rings true for travelers
too: it doesn't matter how old you are, it only matters how old you feel. Think about
it; you followed the rules, did the requisite things in life that responsible citizens do:
high school (check), maybe college (check), a job for 40+ years (check),
husband/wife/mate/friends (check), maybe kids (check)--you paid your taxes and
your dues! Sure you won't have the same energy as a 21 year old and may not
want to deal with some of the discomforts of travel, but there are always ways around
that—and you have the acquired wisdom to figure it out. Life is short...and growing
shorter...it is a simple case of now or never. Enjoy!
Day 54 Travel Tip of the Day:
The Seven Deadly Sins of Travelers:
(Although envy, gluttony, greed, lust, pride, sloth and wrath still apply!)
1. Always looking for cheap;
2. Packing high expectations;
3. Putting off till tomorrow what you could do today;
4. Being a guest in a country and behaving badly…
5. Not doing enough prior research…
6. Being silly or drunk…or both!
7. Bad luck… wrong place at the wrong time not using your situational awareness!
Day 53 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Mindset #15 - Did you know that 85% of trips are taken to places that the travelers
have already been to—sometimes, over and over again. A curious, adventurous traveler
might consider trying someplace exciting and novel in order to expand their comfort zones.
You never feel more alive than when you challenge yourself.
"Once a year go someplace you have never been before." - Dalai Lama
Day 52 Travel Tip of the Day"
Travel Tip #380 – Your money is important--to you and in the places you spend it.
When traveling, especially in struggling destinations, make a small effort to
understand where your money spent is actually going. Is it staying in the country
or being exported? Is it going in a corporate brands coffers or recirculating in the
hands of locals? Try to leave as much as you can in-country--that makes the
tourism equation a virtuous cycle and more rewarding for all.
Day 51 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Advisory Tip #101 – I know it is your dream destination—Cork, Ireland—that
you saved and planned for years to visit. But do not, under any circumstances,
kiss the Cork institution known as the Blarney Stone (aka Stone of Eloquence)—unless
you want to kiss any of the other 1,000 or so other daily visitors who do. Yuck! It has
been affectionately called the Bacteria Stone by local guides; and it will only give you the
gift of herpes--not the Irish gift of gab. Be forewarned…
Day 50 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #389 – Just a word to the wise when purchasing items in markets:
Never, ever, take currency/bills from a fish monger or off a fishing boat sales
person--it will stink up your pocket/wallet for days. Trust me on this one!
Day 49 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #876 - Having the proper mindset when traveling is key; so don't expect
anything from the first and last days of your trip, vacation or adventure...they are to
and fro days, travel days...and are by design are usually NO FUN!
Get over it….don't complain, be happy you are traveling!
Day 48 Travel Tip of the Day:
"If you reject the food, ignore the customs, fear the religion and avoid the
people, you might better stay at home." - James Michener
Day 47 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #444 – One of the biggest issues most travelers will suffer from is
"money illusion"--that causes you to overspend. Three things play into this illusion:
1) you think prices are the same as where you live (called purchasing power parity)—and
they usually are not!; 2) you don't know the real value of you money because you don't
know the "real" exchange rate—sometimes the street rate is a lot different from the
official bank rate; and 3) travelers forget all the fees associated with accessing their
money and making non-cash purchases: exchange fees, conversion fees, international
services and bank fees. The simple Rx: Check you card fees before you go, carry cash
and a calculator, or, better yet, a currency-conversion app.
Day 46 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #954 – A great way to keep your recent travel memories alive
is to try recreating a memorable dish or meal that you had while traveling.
Food stores today sell all manner of specialty spices, exotic sauces and
global vegetables; so there's really no excuse why you can't try it at home.
You'd be surprised to—it might become a staple. (I think of Pho, Cuban
chicken, ceviche, pesto linguini, wiener schnitzel, beef Penang…) Make a
theme night of it and invite good friends for some future travel conversation.
Show them a few photos…but not all of them please!
Day 45 Travel Tip of the Day:
The Ten Commandments of The World's Greatest Travelers:
1) Thou shall leave thy expectations at home;
2) If thy cannot carry it—thy shalt not take it;
3) Be it that every destination be worth at least one visit—if only to know that
thy shall never wish to return to it;
4) Thee most interesting people you shall meet will be those trying to get at your
money, but remember that most of them are not trying to rip you off;
5) Thou shall seek out the transition zones, the places in between: borders,
sunrise/sunset, weather changes, nature, juxtapositions of old versus new,
morning and end of day routines, rituals, festivals, shore lines, etc., etc.;
6) Thou shall try new things all the time...even if only once;
7) Thou shall slow down and smell the divinity of the roses;
8) Thou shalt be curious, ask questions, listen, be humble and learn;
9) Thou shalt walk whenever thy can, mingle with the masses by taking public
10) Thou shall not pack thy fear and cynicism about your brothers and sisters of the world…be open and be gracious.
Day 44 Travel Tip of the Day:
Contrarian Traveler Tip #48 - When traveling the in-country, use guidebooks
as a good indicator of where not to go (too busy or touristy) and think about
stopping off at the nearest destination before or after the recommended hotspot.
Forget Malaga, Spain—try Ronda. Stay away from Kuta, Bali—try Ubud. The
same goes for countries too. Instead of Costa Rica--try Panama. Instead of
Hungary—try Romania. Instead of Vietnam—try Laos. Just think like a contrarian
and you will be great shape and get better value too; besides the hotspot is not too far away.
Day 43 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Paradox #14 – When you spend less you can travel longer--mileage may vary!
Day 42 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #611 – Word to the wise: Never, ever ride an elephant in shorts….just
trust me on this one. Their cute, wrinkled skin is like sand paper. BTW: Little known
fact, that if want an elephant to remember you forever—just breathe into their
trunk…they now have your scent. Forever!
Day 41 Travel Tip of the Day:
"Better to ask twice than lose your way once." - Danish Proverb
Day 40 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #210 - Choose your traveling friends slowly. Good things take time,
bad things happen quickly!
Day 39 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #894 – A simple trick on how to avoid bringing a biological disaster home
when you buy a wooden object overseas is to place it in the freezer for a few of days.
Freezing kills whatever larvae that may be lurking within.
Day 38 Travel Tip of the Day:
"The more I traveled the more I realized that fear makes strangers of people
who should be friends." - Shirley MacLaine
Day 37 Travel Tip of the Day:
Contrarian Travel Tip #119 - Sleep outside whenever you can. Some of my most
memorable travels were had because I not scared of sleeping outside: in the desert,
on a longhouse balcony, on a beach, on a ship deck, on the balcony of your hotel
room, on a poolside deck chair, wherever…you will remember it forever!
Day 36 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #821 - Want a good deal on an urban hotel for the weekend—Friday
and Saturday night? Find a large business hotel in the financial district of any
major town—they are usually somewhat empty on the weekends. Make a deal.
Day 35 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #490 – Two things always make me feel like a million bucks when
I have inevitably succumbed to a dreaded Weary Traveler Flare-up: brushing
my teeth and changing my socks. Maybe it's just me, but others seem to
agree. Try it, you'll like it…
Day 34 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #289 - Your mother was right of course--if you're not early, you're late!
Don't miss your flight. It can be costly both financially and time-wise in the long-run.
FYI: Nobel Prize-winning economist George Stigler has figured out the perfect time
to arrive at the airport to make a domestic fight--one and a half hours before your
flight (with a 5% margin of error that you will actually miss your flight). I will take that chance!
I say two hours for an international flight is plenty of time. Besides, if you never miss a
flight—you are spending way too much time in airports!
Day 33 Travel Tip of the Day:
The Four Essential Travel Truths:
There are four essential travel truths when preparing for a great trip, a new adventure
or just a quick fun vacation away, are: One) prior research; Two) adequate supplies
(the right stuff you'll actually need); Three) proper preparation; and Four) commonsense
(that comes from knowledge and experience). Any fool can travel, but a serious traveler knows
well these four essential travel truths.
Day 32 Travel Tip of the Day:
"Better to see something once than hear about it a thousand times." - Asian proverb
Day 31 Travel Tip if the Day:
Travel Myth #13 - You can fly for free as a Courier Service traveler. Not anymore, but
there was a day when seat-of-the pants air couriers accompanying time-sensitive
business cargo was a reality and it was cheap—but not free. Due to rapid globalization
of the air freight industry over the past two decades and with the growth of next-day
delivery companies like FedEx, UPS and Emory, the courier service angle is all but
non-existent nowadays. I hear that a few Colombia and Mexican drug lords are still
looking for mules though!
Day 30 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #311 - Survey's vary, but 50% of travelers use four or more main
information sources when researching destinations: destination specific websites
lead the way (57% of sites visited), travel content sites second (55%), followed
by traveler review websites. I hear tell that the average person visits 21 sites during
nine sessions while preparing for a trip. Research is good, but don't get information
overload…and know that too much often contradictory information can lead to
paralysis—a symptom of decision fatigue. Manage your intake and stay with information
sources you have a good history with. BTW: before you actually book delete all your
cookies for the best possible deal—they know where you have been and what you
have been quoted!
Day 29 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #128 - If you really must go to a theme park; Fridays are good days
to visit according to attendance records. And January and February may be the
best times to go—cool weather and the least crowded. Avoid them at all costs
between Memorial Day and Labor Day, as you are only setting yourself up for
bad times to come. Humorist Dave Barry may have set it best when he said,
"The best time to go to Disneyworld, if you want to avoid huge crowds, is 1962." Indeed.
Day 28 Travel Tip of the Day:
Traveler Paradox #1 - You either have all the time you need to travel but no money, or you have all the money you need to travel but no time. Go figure. Make time and be resourcesful...just go!
Day 27 Travel Tip of the Day:
A Few Things I Love about Traveling:
• lack of daily routine and being on a come-what-may travel schedule;
• out of comfort zone and default operating position;
• variety: new sights, new food, new cultures, new people;
• constant learning & always questioning your assumptions;
• feeling alive and in the moment and re-introducing yourself
to your five best friends—your senses!
• feeling the breeze on a boat traveling some exotic river;
• hearing my footsteps echo in a medieval cathedral;
• smelling the exotic spices walking through an ancient souk;
• hearing the clink of cocktail glasses and silverware in Venice;
• arriving with anticipation in a new destination;
• willingly getting up to watch the sunrise...in Bagan, among other begiling destinations.
Every momemt traveling is a present...and speaking of presents. Merry Christmas to all!
Day 26 Travel Tip of the Day:
"An adventure is like love - anticipated with pleasure, experienced with discomfort
and remembered with nostalgia." - Author Unknown
Day 25 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #427 - Try having at least one progressive dinner whenever you are
in a different country. Start with drinks at one spot, then move on to appies at another
eatery, then try a main course someplace else, followed by dessert elsewhere. Okay,
then a night cap someplace fun. Make an evening out of it and explore…you will have a ton of fun.
Day 24 Travel Tip of the Day:
Terrible Travel Advice #88 - Don't talk to strangers. WTF? I know, your mom
taught you that when you were a preyed upon innocent in Fear Inc. (aka USA).
But now that you are a mature, smart, sophisticated and savvy traveler—please do
talk to strangers. Despite the evening news programs, you will find that humans around
the world are inherently kind...you can trust strangers in strange lands. In fact, ever
person you meet along the way is a potential friend and knowledgeable travel advisor.
(Just keep your talk/listen ratio in check.)
Day 23 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #267 - Expert savvy travelers know that that admission price of
New York City museums is totally flexible and based on your willingness
to pay. Forget that suggested posted price...just name your price and they
will let you in. I promise. Yes, even for a buck!
Day 22 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #688 – If you really must take a cruise, book the shore excursions
yourself (DIY) without the help of the cruiselines. It is really easy to do and book
them when you arrive with locals and you will save a ton of money, as well as
escape from all your cruise buddies for a day too! Shore excursions are huge
revenue streams for cruise lines and the markup is obscene. One friend told
me he booked a day to Angkor Wat for two for $3,500…in 15 minutes I had it
priced at $364--cars, guides, flighs, grand hotel. Nuff said, DIY!
Day 21 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #233 - NEVER ever stick your thumb in the popular weeping column hole in
Hagia Sophia (Ayasofya) located in Istanbul, Turkey. There is no glory in the hole
as your finger will smell for days and you might consider cutting it off! Yucky.
Day 20 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #401 - Always, repeat after me: always check your hotel and restaurant
bills...believe it or not, people have been known to pad the bills of customers they will
never see ever again! An extra side order here, a movie you didn't order there, an
extra beer…it all adds up! For some places--no names on the advice of
counsel--it seems that it is a business model.
Day 19 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #873 – Whenever possible, always return home one full day before
you are required to jump back into action after a lengthy adventure. It gives you a short
breather and time to decompress, get reacquainted with loved ones, unload your bags,
open mail, get some familiar groceries, reflect a little, do laundry, and maybe get (or at
east try to get) a good night sleep too.
Day 18 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #342 - Once home from your adventure, study your photos well,
especially your worst pictures—they are your best teachers of what to do and
what not to do. Learn from your mistakes. (Also, please, never show
all your photos to friends and family--keep the reject pile to yourself.)
Day 17 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Paradox #23 - Countries where people have smaller cars have much bigger
vacations than people in countries with bigger cars. Hmmm...you might be wrong Cadallic Man!
Day 16 Travel Tip of the Day:
"You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any
direction you choose. You're on your own, and you know what you know. And you are
the one who'll decide where you'll go. Oh the places you'll go." - Dr. Seuss
Day 15 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #101 – Remember that the bargains you obtain are only possible because of
low wages paid to the producers of goods and services in poorer places. Happily pay the
Gringo Tax cheerfully. Don't quibble over a few cents! Never try to cheat poor, ignorant
and desperate people. It is still a bargain for us. Karma...
Day 14 Travel Tip of the Day:
A few Travel Truisms:
-whenever you finally book, the price goes down the next day!
-planes are usually late departing—except when your flight is arriving a few minutes late...than
your connecting flights will be on time!
-you will always forget something that you should have remembered to bring on the way to the airport!
-your luggage always arrives last!
-housekeeping will always knock when you are napping or in the middle of, well, you know…
-despite weather forecast, you will experience bad weather on arrival!
-your camera will run out of batteries at the wrong time!
-your wakeup call will be late!
-you will arrive home before your postcards do!
-the more expensive the cost, the longer the TripAdvisor review!
Day 13 Travel Tip of theDay
Travel Tip #341– Yapta.com is a wonderfully subversive site for travelers in the market
to by airline tickets but want to hold off buying them until they are as cheap as possible.
And after you do purchase them, Yapta will notify you if the price drops and help you
get a refund too! (Yapta.com made the 101 Best Travel Websites for 2014!)
Day 12 (Happy Thanksgiving Day) Travel Tip of the Day
Travel Tip #45 - When your get the urge to go, start looking at a calendar and find a chuck of time.
Be flexible. To save money and avoid busy travel periods, be flexible. Here are few things to
consider: 1) The best time to travel is the so-called shoulder seasons (spring and fall before and
after the traditional summer vacation period) and between US thanksgiving and
Christmastime (aka Dead Week). 2) Conversely, unless you like crowds and over-paying, avoid
at all costs the Travel Bottleneck Periods, including: statutory long weekends (Easter weekend,
Memorial Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving weekend, Christmas holidays) and the busy and expensive
summer holiday season (between Memorial and Labor Day weekends). 3) Remember important
family occasions like weddings, reunions, graduations and potential births. Find your sweet spot, circle the
calendar, commit to it and inform the boss.
Day 11 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #444 - Avoid China's twin semi-annual Golden Weeks: Chinese Lunar New Year
in late January, and National Day usually early October. Again, everyone is off and moving...and
you have not seen a traffic jam until you see 1.3 billion people moving here and there. It is a
cluster fuck like you have never seen on par with India's every 12-year Kumbh Mela.
You have been warned.
Day 10 Travel Tip of the Day:
"I don't know what's worse: suffering homesickness when traveling or
wanderlust when not?" - William D. Chalmers
Day 9 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #318 - Do you occasionally have a senior moment and forget your
hotel and/or room number--they all look alike, right? If you have a smartphone/digital
camera, take a photo of the front of your hotel...you will never have a problem explaining
to taxi drivers where you are staying again! Ditto your room.
Day 8 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Trip #564 - When in transit or just basically traveling, take to heart these three (okay four)
basic rules: never stand when you can sit, never sit when you can lie down, and never pass up a
chance to use the bathroom…and mostly never be without toilet paper in your daypack!
Day 7 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #210 - Word to the wise: I always make sure that I leave my loved ones on the right terms.
Have great sex the night before you fly. Leave some fun notes for the kids. It will help everyone and
you will sleep better too. And just in case, their final memories of you are good.
Day 6 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Tip #345 – When booking anything, remember that everything is
always negotiable! Always ask, is that the best price today? Should I come back
tomorrow for a better price? They might offer you a "deal," seeing if you'll snatch
it while knowing it's not the lowest price they can offer. Always express hesitance
and wait for them to sell you. If you think you can do better, walk away saying you'll
have to think about it. Bottom line: Don't ever be afraid to ask; because as I tell my kids,
if you don't ask--you don't get! This works buying flights, booking hotel rooms, on rental
cars and markest the world over...don't be shy!
Day 5 Travel Tip of the Day:
"Travel has never been so urgent, even necessary, as it is today." - Pico Iyer
So much misunderstanding. So much ignorance. And yet we live in a highly interconnected globalized world.
A solution: Go travel!
Day 4 Travel Tip of the Day:
I am always asked simple questions; like which I would recommend
Either/Or? Here is my latest list of Either/Or choices I would choose:
JFK or EWR? (JFK)
Florida or Hawaii? (Hawaii)
Rome or Florence? (Florence)
LA or SF? (SF)
Paris or London? (Paris)
ATL or O'Hare? (ATL)
10 day trip or three 4-day trips? (10 day trips)
Louvre Musee or Musee O'rsay? (O'rsay)
Europe or Asia? (Asia)
Vienna or Berlin? (Vienna)
Croatia or Cinque de Terre? (Croatia)
Panama or Mexico? (Panama)
Hong Kong or Singapore? (HGK)
De Gaulle or Heathrow for connections? (De Gaulle)
Window or Aisle? (Window)
Turkey or Greece? (Turkey)
Prague or Budapest? (Budapest)
Australia or New Zealand? (NZ)
Beijing or Shanghai? (Beijing)
Dubai or Las Vegas? (Vegas...easier to get to and you can kiss in public!)
Bangkok or Singapore? (Bangkok)
Bali or Phuket? (Bali)
France or Italy? (Italy)
Amsterdam or Copenhagen? (Copenhagen)
7-day cruise or 7-day resort? (Resort)
Disneyland or Disney World? (Save your money & stay home)
Buenos Aries or Rio di Janeiro? (Rio)
Machu Picchu or Angkor Wat? (Machu Picchu)
Tanzania or Zambia? (Zambia)
Uganda or Angola? (Angola)
China or Vietnam? (Vietnam)
Nepal or Tibet? (Nepal)
…I could go on.
Day 3 Travel Tip of the Day:
Travel Myth #1 - There is a right way to travel. Wrong, there is no right way formula to travel. There is no cookie cutter one-size-fits-all approach to travel either. There is only your own personal Goldilocks Theory of Travel. Some folks love to sleep on the beach, while others are adrenaline junkies. Some are cheap and busy, others wealthy and lazy. Some like the tried and true and hang with the herd, while others head off to parts unknown by themselves. Some folks just need a few days, while others take a whole year off. There are no right ways to travel, and one way is not better than the other; it is wholly subjective, personal and an individual choice. Just like art. There's slow travel, hyper-travel, event travel, culinary travel, cultural travel, etc. I say, just travel.
Day 2 Travel Tip of the Day:
The Travel Mindset #1 - The hard fact of life is that you are only getting older and closer to death. Accept it. That said, YOLO (You Only Live Once)...now is the time to travel; not next year, not after you retire, not after the world goes to hell in a hand basket--now! Shit happens, and frankly, you never know where the roller coaster we call life will take you. As Woody Allen says, "If you want to make God laugh, tell him about your plans." So, planning a trip for a year from now is great, but don't put off travel as you and the world are rapidly changing…and it will only cost more later! No matter how short your trips, make taking them a lifelong habit.
Day One's nugget...and it is always best to start at the beginning I think:
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In the Art of New York
The Mark Hotel has partnered with the Neue Galerie New York to provide exclusive tours and benefits off the tourist track. Appealing to serious art lovers and novices alike and available exclusively to guests of the Mark, this offer enables … Continue reading
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24-Hour Check-in Service Now Available!
Arriving from Sao Paulo at 6am or taking the red-eye from LAX landing at 5am? The Mark has created a 24-hour check-in service for your convenience so that you never have to worry about whether or not your room will … Continue reading
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Arrived from France by plane and managed to find the hotel by car. It was a Friday night and there was a Wedding party staying. So it was understandable that it wasn't quiet until about 1am, but that didn't bother me. It was busy at breakfast time but that wasn't a problem either. Breakfast was substantial and enjoyable - set... More
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