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I'd also like to know when we should go for these technologies and what are the basic differences between these two technologies.
The issues normally come down to cost of administration. You didn't say whether you need block access for data as well as file access. In environments where there is a need for both and is growing fairly quickly, some companies have chosen a NAS gateway which uses the NAS controller (or head) in front of a SAN. Most of the major vendors offer NAS Gateways today (IBM 300G, EMC Celerra, HDS with NetApp, HP E7000, etc.) as well as many independents such as the recent Spinnaker 3300G.
The differences between the two technologies are file vs. block access at the highest level but many other factors such as performance, security, aggregate administrative cost, etc. It's a complex subject that is beyond the scope of an e-mail to explain to a useful level. There are many good education classes, some online, that you can search for that will help.
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Veggie Pot Pie
1 large onion, diced
olive oil or vegan butter (I use Earth Balance)
2 vegetable bouillon cubes (not tomato)
8-10 ounces hot water
1-2 medium/large potatoes, peeled and cubed
1 pound extra firm tofu, drained and cubed
1 cup peas
2-3 carrots, sliced
1/2 cup celery, optional
1/4 cup mushrooms, optional
bay leaves , to taste
3 cloves garlic, chopped
1 pie crust (I like to make my own based on the pastry in The Joy of Cooking and use Earth Balance
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2. Add potatoes and bouillon mixture to pot, cooking on medium heat and stirring frequently. After 5 minutes, add the tofu, the rest of the vegetables, the bay leaves, and garlic, and cover.
3. Cook for 20-30 minutes, until the potatoes are cooked and the mixture is not too liquidy. If there is an excess of watery broth, leave the lid off for a while so some cooks off, or add a little flour to make it thicker. If there is no liquid and it seems dry, add a little more broth or water.
4. Remove the bay leaves. When mixture is done, spoon it into the pie crust, and bake, uncovered for 30 minutes. Make sure the crust does not burn.'
I made this tonight and it was very tasty! I followed the recipe almost exactly, using four bay leaves and adding black pepper to the mixture while it was cooking. I also made my own crust: add 3/4 tsp salt to 3 cups flour and stir; slowly cut in 1 cup of margarine; add 1/2 cup of water and mix dough with hands; divide in two (upper crust and lower crust) and roll out each for the size of your baking dish. I used a 9" x 13" glass baking dish.
The only comment I have is that my potatoes were still a little hard, so maybe next time I will cut them smaller and cook them on the stove longer.
Very yummy and easy to make! Also, very little clean up! Will make again!
I thought this recipe was amazing, and really not that difficult. My boyfriend has a soft spot for those gross boxed chicken pot pie kits you can buy in stores, but we both agree this is an excellent replacement. The first time I made this I omitted the tofu, celery, mushrooms and bay leaves, and added canned corn. I made biscuits and dropped them on top instead of doing a crust. The only downside is the last time I made this it came out a tad bit sweet, not sure why. This time around I am going to add mushrooms, cook it in a casserole dish, and roll out a biscuit dough to put on top. Very yummy!
Yummy! I made individual sized pot pies as you can see from the pics I added. For the filling, I used two different kinds of mushrooms, and yukon gold potatoes, carrots, celery, onions, but no tofu. I used the Joy of Cooking pie crust recipe (made with earth balance butter instead of real butter). It just turned out so well. My husband ate TWO of them in one sitting, heh!
I made it mostly successfully. I kinda burnt the mixture because I used too many potatoes. I added extra broth though, so I just didn't use the burnt stuff on the bottom layer. The directions were extremely confusing when it came to the crust. It never said when to add the top part, so I just followed the directions on the crusts and cooked it for 30 minutes with the top crust on. It was SO good. Served with asparagus, it was a very healthy dinner for my friends. a regular vegan night for me. ;D
This was gone before I finished putting the pan on the table. Huge hit! Thanks so much for the recipe!
This was AWESOME!!!! I added a little salt, freshly ground pepper and a top. I just can't get over how tasty this recipe was. ;)b
Seriously people, make this pot pie. It will wow everyone. Make sure to add some black pepper to the filling, too :)
This was fantastic! Shared it with my boyfriend and another friend, the 3 of us ate the whole pie! I added everything but the tofu, and it was great. I'm sure I'll be asked to make this again.
I make this pot pie alllll the time. I leave out the celery and mushrooms and I use one sweet potato and one russet potato. Sometimes I make a crust on top, too, because crusts are yummy. This is great to make for a big group of people but sometimes I just make it for myself and it lasts all week!

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Quote of user: Danny1975jan Quote of user: Coverdale_era you are right too.i was just little bit apprehensive that maths a sole reason in communicating. also infact that communication not involves maths, emotions also and they can't quantified that is expreesed in terms of mathematics. you love someone,can taht be expressed in mathematical nos.,not at allllllllllllllllllllllllI understand what you're saying. That's a totally different subject to talk about when it comes to loving someone, and I defy ANYONE to give a DEFINITE answer for that one!!! Why don't you post it in the forum-"What Is Love?" I'll let you take that one as it's most definitely beyond me to work out! i am also a lover of mathematics sir but prefer to keep it aloof from rest of life affaires. also yeah you can express love sir in terms of mathematics only.apply probability models and sampling techniques. This post has been edited 1 time. The last edit took place 13.06.09, 21:30. |
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guys. im so impressed of what it turned out about this topic.. really cool and nice.. please keep it coming and i want to know what others think about the real universal language.. math... or why they think its not... danny from uk.. really nice explanations.. and to mr zedger from armenia.. keep it up.. |
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I think that if there are aliens out there and they are smarter then us, than they will easily learn our laguage. Maybe they've a higher developed tehchnology, and build a system that can translate every language in the universe. It's a cool idea that math could be the language of the universe..... but if it's so than I'll be hopelesly lost....(I realy s**k at math -.-)..... Hmmmmm but what if they comunicat by using a Binary system????? Or If they speak by using Musical scales???? (that would be easyer for me to learn ) Yea that'S an Interesting topic!!!!! |
Quitter | Post #3422 July 2009, 21:35 |
i think the universal language is sign language... why? don't ask why... you can't just approach someone and say " e is = to mc2"? first thing you do is wave then do the pointing like me and you and do the star trek sign.. i don't know what they called it... but alll in all... it's sign language. i think? |
Joined: 10 Oct 05 | Post #351 August 2009, 10:42 |
good thought tho in my opinion maths cant be the universal language. for example, 101011 means 101011 in the "regular" maths, but in binary, it means 43. Languages are basically based upon signs. Maybe they have set surveillance to the earth for a 1000 years now, and they are about to attack us any minute... or they are learning our language. Who knows. In my opinion, "aliens" are not a collective word. It's like you say "people". There are people in africa or south america who still live in tribes, and think that the saman can change the weather, while others have their own jets, with hi-tech wireless stuff and else. The universe is big and old enough to assume that there are others, who are more advanced compared to us. But i guess if the two of us would meet (and they dont speak our language), the sign system would be binary - since thats the most simple. |
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Mathematics cannot be a universal language. Mainly because it certainly isn't the same in the whole Universe, no mater what scientsist may say or think. Civilizations even on our tiny planet have developed deifferently than one another. Imagine how different a civilization that is milions of light years away from us would've developed. Also, if an alien race is advanced enough to have figured how to travel such distances, they will most probably figure out how to communicate with us, too. Unfortunately for us, if their behavioral pattern is the same as ours, they'll just wipe humanity out and won't even try to communicate. That's what I think, anyway. This post has been edited 1 time. The last edit took place 24.08.09, 12:39. |
Quitter | Post #3723 August 2011, 19:36 |
actually i dun get d sense of d question.. but i will answer it.. Math aint a universal language.. if Math will be the universal language.. i wont dare speak nor talk! coz duh? i hate math. |
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...hmm.. personally, i ?elieve that there are some other creatures except from us (people) in the universe.. furthermore.. the language of mathematics and the mathematical symbols, and numbers are creations of people.. so if 'aliens' could contact with people via numbers, they could via different foreign languages, too! so this couldn't be possible, because someone must have teach them all these things.. but.. the mathematics' logic, could be a way of communicate between them and as.. and something else.. it is so hard for someone over 18 to believe that they could get in a person's mind.. c'mon, it is impossible!! *and i love maths! |
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Cause I'm not gone be the one to fall off
Cause I know I'm gonna be the one
To take a fucking loss
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D-Mo's pleading that the listener will give him a chance. It's possible that even though he's pals with DJ Screw, he wasn't used to freestyling with some of Houston's best, so as a result is a bit rattled. He knows that he probably won't have the best verse, he's not gonna give up on it.
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Def HG material for me!!! Idk why I keep going out and trying other foundations when the colorstay is everthing I need!! It's the BEST foundation at keeping my oillies at bay, soft flawless finish and awesome coverage as I have some red areas on my face. I own Mac studio fluid as well and it doesn't even compare, sitting out a 100+ degree softball games mac melts real quick while good ole CS stays in place and no shinyness!!!! LOVE IT
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This is definitely my new go-to foundation. It provides perfect coverage and feels nice and soft. (:
i totally love this stuff and think its my HG! id heard so many mixed reviews on it and thought i should just give it a shot and im so glad i did! it goes on so smoothly, blends great, covers imperfections, all with a flawless finish. im the very first shade, ivory, and its a perfect match. the colour range is really great. the price is good considering the quality of the product. the packaging is alright. its a shame theres no pump but usualy i can pour a bit onto my sponge ok but sometimes too much can come out and it feels kinda like a waste. overall this is the best foundation ive ever used! deffinitely will buy again!
I have searched and searched for a foundation that is good, and until I discovered this one, I was disappointed. This is a very good formula that matches my skin tone perfectly and does not break me out. Perfect for my Latin skin tone. As for the bottle, it does suck and what I did was take my old empty olay moisturizer pump and disassemble it and put it in there and now I have a pump lol. It gets too messy in the original packaging.
I'm in love with Revlon Colorstay. In my opinion it's better than Studio Fix (which oxidizes on me plus broke me out, I regret buying it). BUT as others have mentioned, the bottle having no pump is a big draw back. It wasn't a big deal to me until one evening when I was in a rush and boy, does that open mouth bottle get messy. Hated it. I've done research on this, and this foundation comes with a pump in Japan (no fair!) and the original US bottles used to have a pump (why oh why did they change that??). On Youtube there are videos about buying an airless pump bottle off of eBay and transferring the foundation into that, but I found those bottles ugly and cheap looking (I'm a designer; packaging means a lot to me). So instead, I just bought one of the old formula bottles with the pump, emptied & cleaned it out with hot soapy water & a lot of q-tips. The old formula bottles are beautiful, so much better in comparison. I love it and I will keep reusing it until Revlon *hopefully* updates their current packaging.
Also note that the pump from the old bottle does not fit the new ones, which is why I did a full transfer. A MAC pump won't fit either.
I want to suggest all us girls who love ColorStay to WRITE to Revlon through their website about the lack of a pump. I really feel that could make a difference. Maybe we can get the pump back.
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I've been using this foundation for around 6 months and I really love it. It gives a really nice coverage and natural look. i wear it almost every day (i don't wear it on the days that i have nowhere to go) and it does not break me out. I use the combination to oily skin one and it works great. i use powder over it to help with my oily skin bc alone (for me) it doesnt keep the oil away all day. i wish it had a pump but other than that its really good stuff :)
I picked this up today in Ivory (Combination/Oily formula), and so far so good! I have a skin condition called rosacea, which makes my face red, and it covers it up quite well! A little redness is still left behind, but I get that with any foundation. I only need a dot to cover my entire face, so I think it will last me quite awhile. It blends in quite well, and dries to a matte finish. I think I'm going to order a Sigma brush, because I've read it leaves a more flawless finish, but I think you would get that with any brand of foundation. One other great thing is you can use it as a liquid concealer. By concentrating more product on my dark circles, and any spots left behind, it gives a nice finish. However, if you need the heavy concealer coverage, go buy a separate concealer. This costs $14.99 CAD at my local Walmart, so it's quite decent price-wise. The one pitfall is that it smells quite bad, but since it's the best drugstore foundation I've ever used (tied with Maybelline Superstay), I can get past that. Will definitely purchase again! :)
I love Revlon ColorStay Foundation. Even though I have my MAC Studio Fix Fluid I keep coming back to this product. You cannot beat the price, quality, and the ColorStaying power of this product. It comes in a lot of shades for normal and combination/ oily skin.
I use this product in 310 Warm Golden for Combination/ Oily skin. This product is not heavy at all compared to Revlon Photo Ready. It is smooth and it doesnt dry too fast for me unless Im using my MAC 187 brush.
I wish this foundation came with a pump. This will forever ne my "go to" foundation. I highly recommended.
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After reading so many wonderful reviews about this product, I decided to purchase it myself and I have to say I am very pleased. It is a liquid foundation yet it feels very light on the skin. The finish is beautiful, makes skin beat to perfection.
I am an African American woman and this, in my opinion, has the best variety of shades for darker women. I've tried L'oreal true match and even the darkest shade was still too light. I am a NW 45 for reference and Cappucino is the perfect shade for me.
It does dry quickly so work fast with it but it goes on like a dream. It also smells nice and its long lasting.
However what I have noticed about this foundation is that it seems to get darker over a couple hours. Only slightly though.
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I switched to using this from MAC studio fix fluid (NC30) due to breaking out!! So far, Colorstay has not broken me out on my acne-prone skin! The coverage is very similar to SFF and covers all my post inflammatory acne hyper-pigmentation very well! I also find that the colour shade Golden Beige matches my skin more so than SFF (which was too yellow for me even though I am Asian). Blends very well except that it does dry more quickly so it is best to do small sections of your face to achieve a nice blend! I still use MAC pressed powder in NC30 over this foundation so give me a glow since it does have a bit of yellow undertones. Staying powder is very good, even after 12 hours of use! I took a photo at the end of the day to see if there was any shine or needed any touch ups and I was surprised to find that it looked as fresh as it did at the beginning of the day and I have oily skin!! (I used the combo/oily formula). Some CONS about this product is that in Australia, they don't have the shade Golden Beige!!! I had to order it from eBay after some extensive research of the closest shade match to NC30! This product does not come with a pump so it can get messy each time you apply, so transferring the product into a pump bottle is the best bet and you won't waste product! I hope Revlon designs a pump bottle for this awesome foundation!!
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Welcome to our historic Inn, Restaurant, Reception Center and General Store. This quaint village is a unique collection of fully restored, upscale pioneer and Victorian homes surrounding a tranquil village green and swimming pool. All rooms are spacious with private baths. Many have jetted tubs and fireplaces. Gently nestled on the Historic Walk in old St. George and just across from the original Tabernacle and Town Square, the Green Gate Village is the perfect setting for your next romantic getaway, golf outing, day trip to the trails of Zion and other nearby National and State Parks, or for hosting that business retreat, family reunion, wedding, reception, or dinner party. Our guest rooms are located in several adjacent buildings, all carefully furnished with 19th-century themes and décor, plus all of the necessary modern conveniences such as telephones, air conditioning, and TVs etc. Several multi-room suites are available, some with kitchenette and all with microwave and mini-fridge. There are also a few private cottages. Many guests honeymoon at the Village or return each year for that special anniversary celebration. Others enjoy one of the elaborate stage productions at Tuacahn Amphitheater. Other guests are content to spend a quiet day relaxing by the pool or an evening by the fireplace. The Village is an easy stroll to the City & County offices, school district HQ, and court house as well as several charming restaurants, including Green Gate's own Bentley House and Judd's General Store. An attentive staff awaits your arrival.
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3.8 on December 17, 2012
I stayed there a couple of times about a decade ago. I can't remember which rooms/houses we stayed in, but it was a great experience each time. Each unique house is beautiful and clean. The breakfast was very good, and the location is nice for taking walks in town.
5 on November 18, 2012
I enjoyed my two nights while staying here. The staff is super friendly and the food is great. I stayed in the Christmas Cottage, which was a great place to stay. I will come back again, and I recommend this to anybody wanting to stay in Southern Utah. Judds store makes great soup and breadsticks. Five stars by far.
4.8 on September 27, 2011
Stayed in Tolley Cabin for 5 nights in September, 2011 at the start of a two-week trip northward through Utah, and we can only echo the positive comments made by others. Our cabin faced into Green Gate Village's meticulously maintained courtyard and overlooked the swimming pool. The entire property is warm & welcoming, with an extra room in the cabin for larger families to stay together if needed. It's just a short walk to the main house for Ed's sumptuous breakfasts - no need to stop for lunch with his eggs, French toast, waffles, meat, fresh fruit, juices and other goodies at the start of the day. Green Gate Village is centrally located in St George, across the street from the tabernacle and one of the best city parks we've ever seen, complete with its own water features and a carousel. It's easy to access the interstate for day trips to Zion & Bryce, and for a full-day trip to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. Parking is plentiful & close to your room; it's a one block walk to the center of St George's downtown shopping and restaurant area. We were fortunate to get tickets to "Grease" at Tuacahn (spelling?) on the way to Snow Canyon State Park, and this outdoor venue should not be missed when you are in St George. Lindy can score you discount tickets during the season - it's well worth the evening's attention. In short, Green Gate village was one of the best B&Bs we've stayed in in the USA. if you are coming in either direction to/from Vegas and want to relax in comfort for a few nights, put this B&B on your short list.
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Study on Chinese Authorship Reveals Increase in International Collaboration Amongst Scientists
Robert Gordon University research monitor trends of Chinese science development
Beijing 19 December, 2005 – Research from the Robert Gordon University in Scotland, examining patterns of Chinese international co-authorship and the impact of Elsevier journals, has delivered a unique insight into scientific publishing trends in China. In "Scientific Co-Authorship in China: an Examination of Co-Authoring Patterns and the Impact of Elsevier", authors Joe Royle, Louisa Coles and Dorothy Williams sampled 429 journals, containing a total 37,526 articles from all Elsevier subject areas.
According to the research, 9.4% of Elsevier articles had at least one Chinese author, which compares favourably with the wider Chinese world share of 6.52%. Of these articles one fifth are based on international collaborations, indicating that within Elsevier journals, patterns of Chinese authorship are in line with trends in wider global authorship. Academics from the United States, Japan and Germany represent the top three countries with whom Chinese Elsevier authors collaborate, reflecting widely observed world shares in publishing.
There are also signs that China is increasingly shaping the way research is undertaken and presented in Elsevier journals. The subject areas of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Materials Science and Engineering, Physics, Computer Science and Mathematics, and Chemistry are singled out as areas where Chinese international collaboration is gaining significant influence.
Paul Evans, Vice President, China, Science & Technology, Elsevier said: "We are very excited that Elsevier is able to make a contribution in promoting Chinese scientific research globally. Elsevier will continue to explore more opportunities to help Chinese authors achieve international recognition. Based on the trends of Chinese scientific development, we predict that by 2010 China will rank number two after the USA in publishing scientific research papers. By sponsoring the study from the Robert Gordon University we aim to ensure this trend is properly studied academically."
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Jewelry and watches stolen from a home in the Waterlefe community again
Date: January 29, 2013
by: Josh Siegel | Staff writer
Manatee County deputies report $24,000 worth of jewelry and watches was stolen from a home in the Waterlefe community Monday.
It marks the second time in a little over a week that a home on the 900 block of Fish Hook Cove in Bradenton had jewelry and watches stolen from it.
On Jan. 19, deputies reported $60,000 worth of jewelry and watches was stolen from a three-story home in Waterlefe.
A sheriff's report for the Jan. 28 incident states the burglar or burglars entered the home through the front door by prying it open. Once inside, they ransacked the entire home.
The buglars stole watches and jewelry from a bedroom, before fleeing the scene.
No neighbors saw the incident occur.
There are no known suspects or video recordings of the incident.
Dave Bristow, Manatee Co. Sheriff's PIO, said the two burglaries occurred at different residences on the 900 block of Fish Hook Cove in Waterlefe. He is unsure if they are related.
See our story about the Jan. 19 incident here.
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Stretching out along the River Loire, Blois has preserved many of its steep and tortuous alleys from the Middle Ages, linked here and there by flights of stairs. There is a three-colour harmony characteristic of Blois (white facades, blue tiled roofs and red brick chimneys), and the town also boasts a proud royal history. Seven kings and nine queens have resided in its castle, bristling with extraordinary yet true tales from the annals of French history (the escape of Marie de Médicis, the assassination of the Duke of Guise…).
Tourist attractions Blois : Things to see and do
Château Royal de Blois
6 pl. du Château F - 41000 Blois
The plot against Gaston d'Orléans, escape of Marie de Médicis, assassination of the Duke of Guise; such are the episodes making up the legendary history of this fabulous castle blending Flamboyant Gothic and Italian Renaissance in a classical style, ..
Musée des Beaux-Arts de Blois
1 pl. du Château F - 41000 Blois
In the Louis-XII wing, you will see a fine collection of 16C and 17C tapestries, a series of fifty terracotta medallions by Jean-Baptiste Nini . Those who are keen on history will be able to admire, in the appartements of the François I er wing, the ..
Houdini's House of Magic
1 pl. du Château F - 41000 Blois
This 19C residence tells the story of Robert Houdin (Houdini), the famous Blois magician and escapologist, who also inspired numerous comic-strip creators. Visitors will enter a world of illusion, in the footsteps of the great magicians, and then dis..
Hotels Blois
Hôtel De France Et De Guise
3, Rue Gallois F - 41000 Blois
Located in the heart of Blois, Hotel de France is set in a 19th-century building, just 100 metres from the Chateau de Blois. It offers rooms with free Wi-Fi access. The guest rooms at the Hotel de France et de Guise all come with private bathrooms a..
ibis budget Blois Centre
4 Rue Jean Moulin F - 41000 Blois
ibis blois centre chateau
3, rue Porte Cote F - 41000 BLOIS
The ibis Blois Centre hotel is located beside the old castle, 400 m from the railway station. An ideal location for going out to discover the old city, visiting the cathedral and having fun in the Maison de la Magie. Just 1 km from the HALLE AUX GRAI..
Restaurants Blois
Côté Loire - Auberge Ligérienne
2 pl. de la Grève F - 41000 Blois
This inn was founded in the 16C! Find original beams, an antique dresser, tables in lacquered wood and a verdant terrace. The single menu is on the blackboard and changes according to what is on the market stalls. Small, rustic-style rooms upstairs.
Au Rendez-vous des Pêcheurs
27 r. Foix F - 41000 Blois
An old fishermen's haunt where the decor creates a pleasant bistro feel! Loire fish, local organic vegetables: the dishes exude freshness and flavour, served with masterful originality... Splendid.
Le Bistrot de Léonard
8 r. Mar. -de Lattre-de-Tassigny F - 41000 Blois
This Parisian-style bistro, with a nod to Leonardo da Vinci, lies behind a pretty façade on the banks of the river. Hearty fare is on the menu (tartare, kidneys etc).
L'Orangerie du Château
1 av. J. -Laigret F - 41000 Blois
This restaurant is located in the orangery of a château (15C) with a fine terrace overlooking the historic main building. A Renaissance spirit also seems to influence the cuisine, which is fine, light and sophisticated.
Mercure Centre
28 quai St-Jean F - 41000 Blois
Le Monarque
61 r. Porte-Chartraine F - 41000 Blois


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There was applause and it could be heard. Yet it wasn't as loud as it had been before. Such was the case at the end of tonight's showing of Star Wars Episode III-Revenge of the Sith. There was some applause and a sense of audience contentment. Yet it didn't match the level at the end of the original Star Wars films or even Attack of the Clones. Which could sum up the whole of Revenge of the Sith nicely. Revenge Of the Sith begins with relentless action and ends on a note of finality that doesn't quite feel as conclusive as it should. This is the point I guess. Seeing as Revenge is the final film in a prequel trilogy, it should make viewers want to revisit the next three Star Wars films. Revenge Of the Sith delivers on its promise to answer the questions we will have for it. It shows how Anakin Skywalker turned to the Dark Side. It explains how Luke and Leia were conceived and it shows how Darth Vader wound up having to wear that costume. The fact that it delivers on that promise should be enough to earn it a very high recommendation. After all, my fellow cinephiles, this is what we were waiting for isn't it? A film that would justify the empty pandering to a pre-teen audience that was The Phantom Menace and the better yet still not quite as good as it should have been Attack Of The Clones? In a way, Revenge does that. Yet it also makes one look back at the previous two films and wonder: was it really worth the bother? One of the most venomous critics of the original Star Wars was writer Harlan Ellison. Ellison dismissed the original George Lucas space opera as a sort of Wild West Serial in outer space and offered an ominous warning that the film represented "a triumph of technology over content, of special effects over a story with people". While I disagree with Ellison's assessment of the original SW (although it definitely applies to the Matrix films) I can see his overall point. The original SW was enthralling, fun to watch and rewarding of multiple viewings. Yet a certain amount of historical revisionism tends to obscure the movie's flaws. The film had relatively stiff acting and weak dialogue. The actors participating knew the dialogue was bad and one of them even went so far as to tell Lucas so (Harrison Ford is famous for lecturing Lucas: "You can type this shit George. But you can't say it".) Of course it goes without saying that Lucas's talent for writing dialogue hasn't improved any since the original trilogy. Here we get plenty of exposition, quite a few cliches and lines meant solely for the purpose of advancing the plot. The acting however, is a step up from the originals. We get Hayden Christensen demolishing the myth he created in Attack of the Clones that he can't act. Ewan McGregor reminds us that he can act. Jimmy Smits role is expanded beyond what he did in Attack and Samuel L Jackson shows off his badass side nicely. Unfortunately, Natalie Portman isn't given much to do. Shame on you Mr. Lucas. The story has Obi-Wan (McGregor) and Anakin (Christensen) first rescuing captured Senator Palpatine (Ian McDermand) from the clutches of Count Dooku (Christopher Lee) and the Sith. Yes, the Sith are back and there's gonna be trouble. Right after that thrilling opening, the darker side of the film begins to emerge. We see the bad path Anakin takes and we see his reasons for doing so. We see some more thrilling action sequences, such as the duel between Obi-Wan and General Grievous. That battle scene, for some reason, reminded me of the battle between King Arthur and the Black Knight in Monty Python and the Holy Grail. The scenes where Anakin's betrayal becomes apparent are some of the best in the film. This is especially true when Obi-Wan discovers it. Revenge Of the Sith is great all around. Yet there's something missing. What it is I think is the same thing that's missing throughout the prequel trilogy: the same sense of wonder that permeated the original. The reason for its absence may have to do with the fact that the novelty is gone. It may also have to do with the fact that Lucas moved from being an innovator to simply being a craftsman. But I digress. Revenge Of the Sith is an entertaining film that will definitely be watched and loved by Star Wars fans. And it can be recommended to them for the fact that it is entertaining and it answers those questions that have been persisting in their heads. Also I must praise George Lucas for keeping Jar Jar Binks involvement in this film to a bare minimum. But why Mr. Lucas did you not do the right thing and KILL KILL KILL him? I might have given your film an extra star for that.


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Furman University created the Richard W. Riley Institute of Government, Politics and Public Leadership in his honor.
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She said since the beginning of March R30m jackpots had already been won.
A KwaZulu-Natal winner walked away with R12.1m on March 5 and on March 19 a player from Gauteng won R21m.
The lotto had turned 14 on March 1, and to celebrate its birthday, some R70m was offered in jackpots this month.
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Proponents of a reform package for Arizona's state trust lands urged the Legislature this week to act swiftly so voters can consider possible constitutional amendments in November.
A special committee of state lawmakers struggled this week during two public hearings to understand a series of proposed reforms for the management of 9.2 million acres of land held in trust for education funding.
An informal coalition that crafted the proposal said the changes would help the state sell property for higher prices, raising more money for education, while setting aside up to 675,000 acres for conservation.
Some lawmakers have questioned whether the Legislature can meet in special session and reach an agreement by July 1. Missing that date would mean necessary state constitutional amendments couldn't be considered by voters until November 2006.
While acknowledging the proposal's complexity, coalition members said the reforms need to be considered this year because previous attempts to protect some state trust lands have been blocked.
"In urban areas, we are out of time," testified Carla (her legal name), the executive director of the McDowell Sonoran Land Trust. "Some of the lands on the map will not be around in 2006."
The reform package represents three years of delicate negotiations between some conservation groups, education associations, developers and ranchers that many officials call unprecedented.
"The vetting they have done with their constituents is — to be blunt — excruciating," Carla said. "I think what you have here is a meeting of the minds and it is a once-in-alifetime opportunity."
But a growing number of environmental groups outside the coalition are warning lawmakers that immediate action on a poorly understood proposal could backfire.
Jack Simon, lobbyist for the Arizona Wildlife Federation, said the state would have to auction some trust lands for development at substantially higher prices to make up for property that would be set aside or sold at lower prices for conservation.
The coalition has no studies, though, to support its claims that would happen, Simon said.
"Education is going to take a financial hit off of this, period," Simon said. "They will lose billions of dollars off of this proposal."
State Land Commissioner Mark Winkleman testified the package would work because of the new resources offered to his agency. For the first time, the State Land Department would keep a percentage of land sales for operations.
Winkleman said that would allow the agency to hire more planners and engineers to better prepare additional land for future sales to help fetch higher prices.
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Get Bass illustrates why Sega is the best software developer. Leave it to Sega to create the first fishing game that I can't put down. It's the Model 3 arcade wonder plus more modes and locales. Simple, yet addictive gameplay matched with excellent graphics and sound effects produce another Dreamcast winner!
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Bass Fishing puts arcade action back into the sport (like it was ever there to begin with, right?) There's no complicated setup here; just pick your bait, cast, and hook some fish! This is my kind of fishing game! You'll have to pay extra for the Sega fishing controller, but it's well worth it.
There is much fun one can have playing several rounds of Sega Bass Fishing. This is arcade fun the way it was designed to be. Most certainly it is a game that many a "new" gamer could cut their teeth on,. Moreover, it is one that can appeal to almost anyone. Besides where else can you catch huge Bass like these without awaking at 2:00AM and having to eat cold wet sandwiches for lunch?
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Had it not been for the quick port from arcades this game would have been one of my all-time favorites. As it is, it is extremely playable and very fun. I'm hoping that with the release of the reel controller (it seems to be doing well) other companies will try to capitalize on the peripheral. Perhaps by next year this time we will be treated to a Bass Fishing 2, or a third party's attempt at the fishing genre. After all, this genre has existed in console gaming since Activision's attempt for the Atari 2600. It has come a long way since then and shows no signs of slowing down. Let's pray now that we have the reel that a true fishing sim comes our way soon. If so I'll surely be the first one to reel it in.
Sega Bass Fishing is a title which is a great arcade conversion with some nice additions for the home. It's games like this that make the Dreamcast such a unique and fun system to own.
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Seit ich mir für den Import-Test der japanischen Version privat Get Bass besorgt habe, spiele ich dieses Game eigentlich ein- bis zweimal die Woche. Für den PAL-Test wollte ich eigentlich nur ein paar Screenshots machen und die ganze Sache schnell hinter mich bringen. Naja - anyway - es wurden wieder mehrere Stunden daraus.
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Surprisingly enough, Sega Bass Fishing is a fun game and worth a look to all but the most extreme fishing hater. The only question is whether to spring for the fishing controller. Hmmm…
Sega Bass Fishing brings fishing to a whole new audience and you don't even have to enjoy the real thing to enjoy the pleasures of this fantastic simulation.
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If you're looking for a good fishing game then look no further than Sega Bass Fishing it does just about everything you could want from the genre. Gamers expecting more might be a little disappointed, but if you're the type of person that wishes he could fish 24 hours a day this game was made for you.
If you are looking for a fun party type game, I suggest picking up a fishing controller along with this game. You will have some good, quick fun. If you are looking for a deep, long lasting fishing experience, you will be disappointed. I do suggest at least a rental just to see the cool graphics and the fish alone are worth the five dollar rental fee. Just don't expect any long fights, that is for sure.
As an all-around title for the everyman who might own a Dreamcast, Sega Bass Fishing is a non-threatening, lightly challenging little game that should keep fishing fans more than happy with its placid, lakeside offerings. For the hard-core gamer this is nothing more than a rental, but if you jones for the great outdoors on a more than regular basis, this may be the gumdrop for your sweet tooth.
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Tyvärr räcker det dock inte för att ge Sega Bass Fishing tillräcklig livslängd. I synnerhet inte om man har kostat på sig den utmärkta specialhandkontrollen. Man vill helt enkelt ha mer innehåll. Mycket mer. Och idéerna hoppar upp medan man sitter där och vevar. Fler fisksorter behövs givetvis först och främst. Det hade gjort det hela betydligt mer intressant om man till exempel fick poäng beroende på art och variationen hade kunnat blivit betydligt större om man hade kunnat få upp allt från lax till ål. Och varför inte lite mer varierande väderleksförhållanden? Och djuphavsfiske efter de riktigt stora bytena. Och flugfiske. Och... men snyggt är det i alla fall.
Sega Bass Fishing est un jeu de pêche sportive à vocation "Arcade" qui ne propose pas énormément de possibilités. La vue sous-marine est la seule possible, et le manque de faune et de variété rendent ce titre vite lassant et sans grand intérêt. Il est cependant assez amusant de sortir des monstres de 10 kilos et le jeu devient vraiment divertissant avec l'utilisation de la canne à pêche Dreamcast. Un investissement est donc à prévoir, mais seul Sega Bass Fishing ne suffit pas à dépenser une telle somme. Ceux qui possèdent déjà l'ustensile seront donc ravis, alors que les autres ne pourront qu'être déçus.


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Welcome to Nairobi! Upon arrival at JKIA you will be transfered to your hotel for the night.
Depart after breakfast and drive to Masai Mara. Lunch at the Lodge. In the afternoon, you will have a game drive in Masai Mara Reserve. The Mara is technically an extension of Tanzania's renowned Serengeti National Park, but it's rolling grasslands, meandering rivers and towering escarpments equals to an endless amount of game viewing. Home to a wide variety of animals, the Mara is also famous for its Big Five.
Full day game drive. Today you will set off on a full day's game drive taking a picnic lunch. You will have more time to explore a larger area of the Masai Mara, with its various landscapes, from savannahs, forests, dry river beds and rocky kopjes, all of which offering a better environment for a whole range of animals. Your picnic lunch will be enjoyed in a scheduled spot in the reserve among the wildlife.
Rise early and take the option of a balloon safari across the Masai Mara. Take off in the crisp morning air, only to experience a game-viewing adventure with an entirely different perspective. As you silently float across the plains, forest and rivers for approximately an hour, your journey comes to end back on land but accompanied with a fully cooked champagne breakfast. The day sees more game viewing both in the morning and late afternoon. For the bird lovers there are over 450 species that have been identified in the Masai Mara Ecosystem.
After breakfast clients will drive to Nairobi by road, arriving in the afternoon. We will transfer you to the hotel.
We will transfer you to the airport in time for your flight to Mombasa. On arrival we will transfer you to the hotel.
Sit back, relax and enjoy some time on the beach for the remainder of your days in Africa.
We will transfer you to Mombasa airport in time for the flight to Nairobi, to arrive into Nairobi airport in time for your departure flight this evening.