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Just recently I have noticed that either the Royal Mail is getting wise to the amount of online fabric shopping I do or the folks at Customs are a little more efficient than in the past and I have had a big increase in the number of customs charges I've had to pay.
Monday, 2 August 2010
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Just recently I have noticed that either the Royal Mail is getting wise to the amount of online fabric shopping I do or the folks at Customs are a little more efficient than in the past and I have had a big increase in the number of customs charges I've had to pay.
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- Starry said...
Hi, long time reader first time commenter xD.
One of the main reasons I buy fabric from abroad is that finding nice cute prints and designer fabrics is hard! I try and use ebay UK where possible but even then it can end up being really expensive in comparison. I look forward to getting some tips on where to go!
- 2 August 2010 at 14:28
- Rachel said...
This is a fab idea & I look forward to seeing which shops you feature. Like you, I buy from a few UK online stores, but the majority of my fabric spending is in the US - I only ever buy a few yards at a time to avoid any customs charges but, even with the shipping costs, it is still so much cheaper than buying the same fabric from the UK, which is somewhat frustrating. As I am trying to be "greener" though, I do feel quite guilty about the number of airmiles my purchases must be racking up, so I will definitely try and join you on this.
R x
- 2 August 2010 at 14:33
- Rohaise said...
And there was I thinking the charges were something to do with Italian customs! I've been buying fabric from US shops via Etsy recently because of the price and choice and then I always forget that I'm going to have to pay something hefty to the postman when it arrives. I've tried looking for similar fabric at reasonable prices on Ebay or on UK sites but so far I haven't found anything comparable. So I am very much looking forward to finding out more! Thank you.
- 2 August 2010 at 14:33
- Hen said...
Oh I agree! I can handle the duties too but £8 from Royal Mail for sticking a label on, I do very much object to. Despite all this, I still prefer to shop from America, sorry but even with the customs duties it's still nearly always cheaper but in the main, the reason I shop via Etsy etc is that the selection is so much greater. Also, shops here only seem to get fabric ranges ages after they come out in the States. That said, I do buy quite frequently from real life fabric and quilt shops and fairs here in the UK when I find them but I admit, rarely online. SO! I hope your postings this week can help change that...
- 2 August 2010 at 14:50
- A Peppermint Penguin said...
Me also, like Starry, long time reader, seldom (if ever!) commenter.
Oh you've struck a nerve with this one! I recently had my order split into 2 parcels (not my idea, theirs) and as a result paying the treasury £4.23 cost me £16 to Royal Mail. Ugh. I do not mind paying the tax it's the fee, plus they delay your parcel til you can pay it (btw, I've started paying mine online, it speeds things up a little bit if I can't go in person).
I was told the £8 is to compensate Royal Mail for "acting as my agent" at customs. Like when you come back at the airport and you stand in line to get your bags/receipts checked. They volunteer to do this for you at their special customs depot and you get to thank them for their kindness by paying £8.
If HMRC make a mistake they will promptly refund your tax, but there is no refund on the fee. Oh no.
Sorry, gone all ranty.
I will await your list of temptation with trepidation. What if you've found really good stuff? Then I'll have to buy something. Oh dear.
(financing the Royal Mail from Glasgow)
- 2 August 2010 at 15:30
- Isisjem said...
Until I got into blogging recently and discovered UK bloggers with whole lists of online UK fabric suppliers listed I would regularly moan about the lack of choice in the UK and the demise of high street fabric/haberdashery shops. However, there are some fantastic online suppliers with quick turn around. I think some need to sort out their SEO so they can be found easily by the search engines.
Prices can vary and it does get frustrating when they all seem to stock only part of the range and the same part of the ranges as the other shops.
Any UK blogger that features or lists some great shops for us shoppers this side of the pond has big thumbs up from me!
- 2 August 2010 at 15:37
- two hippos said...
brilliant idea! I do shop from etsy, as I just can not find the fabrics here and the prices are great too. Look forward to reading about more wonderful fabric shops!
- 2 August 2010 at 15:40
- Dragonfly said...
Great idea! I seem to be getting stung more and more too and when it's only for a couple of pounds, the 'handling charge' is so infuriating. I tend to shop with a couple of US stores/Etsy sellers who I know share my frustration.
I shall look forward to your list. Do you know The Fabric Loft? I just discovered Lizzet and got some great fabrics from her.
- 2 August 2010 at 16:24
- trash said...
Oh you political thing you. Will there be a tattoo of Che Guevara next the sewing bobbins soon?
- 2 August 2010 at 17:01
- Isa said...
You are so right!
I really don't mind the tax, but get irritated each time I have to pay the handling fee for my overseas shipments.
It would be wonderful to be able to shop more locally. The problem for me is that most shops I can find don't have the fabric I wan't and almost never entire lines of fabric.
Look forward to see what shops you find :-)
- 2 August 2010 at 17:58
- Lynne said...
Great idea - I was straight on the blower to my mate Mandy when I read your post but it seems you were a step ahead of me and had already spoken to her - it's so great to see her shop taking off so quickly - although we did both think that a UK Kona solids specialist should be a success. Maybe, little by little, the more we buy over here, the more power the UK shops will have and the more lines they'll be able to stock. good for you though, I think this will be a fun week and I am entering every single giveaway even though I never win!
- 2 August 2010 at 19:03
- Locket Pocket said...
Great plan Katy! Lucy x
- 2 August 2010 at 19:38
- Kelly said...
sounds good, i've started buying more fabric from the uk after a few of my parcels from the US went missing, & there seem to be more & more great stores on-line to buy from too
- 2 August 2010 at 20:24
- Manda said...
Fab idea! I look forward to seeing the different UK shops available!
- 2 August 2010 at 20:42
- Louise said...
Well good for you!! US internet sales have made a huge dent in sales in all of our local quilting stores with many of them shutting up shop. We even have people coming in to check out the fabric, getting us to put together some for a quilt only to go home and buy it online from the US!! Unless we support our local quilt stores (and book stores) regularly we won't actually have the shops to go to and lots of us will be without jobs!! I know we all love how cheap the fabric is and the choice might be greater but I think people need to consider the bigger picture. So well done!
- 3 August 2010 at 10:57
- bellsjo said...
I mostly buy my fabric from the UK and tend to do swaps via Flickr for hard to get fabric from the US. Even in the last year and a half I have been quilting the number of UK fabric shops has increased. We are slowly getting there!
- 6 August 2010 at 06:30
- Emma said...
oo looking forward to your posts on this one. I usually stock up at the Festival of Quilts or Knit and Stitch and supplement with bits from Cloth House in London (up from Libertys) and Decorative Cloth http://www.decorativecloth.com/ in Leamington Spa... both have fabrics to dye for (te he couldn't resist the pun... argh there was another one... resist! eek!)
Have fun x
- 12 August 2010 at 16:21
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Get the Best Sound Out of Your Portable Music Player in the Car
In the old days, it was easy: CD sounds better than cassette. And that's all there was to it. To get the best sounding music, you'd listen to the CD. Today, we can choose from a wide variety of music sources (iPod®, cellphone, MP3 players, and more), and also from an array of ways for piping the music from your favorite source into your car stereo.
The question is, how do you determine the best way to connect? Some ways are easier than others and some ways will yield better sound than others. Here we'll take a look at the different ways to connect your music player to your car stereo and see which ones will provide the best sound.
The most common methods are:
- USB input
- auxiliary input
- Bluetooth® transmitter
- wireless FM transmitter and hard-wired FM modulator
- cassette adapter
For this article, we're not concerned with the source of the music itself. Obviously, music with less compression, like a track on a normal CD, will sound better than music that's heavily compressed, like the same song recorded as a small MP3 file. Likewise, some music devices do a better job of reproducing the music than others. That's irrelevant for us right now. Regardless of how compressed the music is or where it's coming from, you want it to sound its best over your car stereo. That's what we're going to examine here.
Read on, and we'll examine the details of each option.
Which method sounds better?
Answering this question relies upon two technical specifications: signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and frequency response (FR). SNR is a measure of signal strength compared to background noise in the signal or equipment. A higher number, in decibels, is better. FR is a measure of how much of the audio spectrum, from bass to treble, gets reproduced. It's measured as a range in Hertz, and the wider the range, the better.
The FM radio, cassette player, and CD player all have different measurements for these specs. The CD player has an SNR of 90 or 100 dB, while a cassette player has an SNR of 50-70 dB. The frequency response of a CD player tends to be better too, often in the neighborhood of 10-20k Hz. Cassette players don't deliver as much detail on the extreme ends of the spectrum and tend to have an FR around 30-18k Hz. Even so, that difference isn't nearly as significant as the disparity in signal-to-noise ratios between the two. That's why it is a cut-and-dry situation that the CD player sounds better than the tape player. We'll use these numbers to evaluate some of our connection options below.
USB inputs are common on newer stereos.
USB inputs — the preferred connection
The USB input is now a common feature on aftermarket car stereos, and it is even showing up in some factory systems. And that's a very handy thing because the USB input provides the best sound quality possible from an external music source.
The music signal remains in a digital form until it gets converted into an analog signal by your stereo, so no unnecessary manipulations are made to it. USB doesn't limit the frequency response or signal-to-noise ratio of the music, so what you hear is exactly what you have stored on your music device.
Besides being the best-sounding form of input, the USB input will often serve as a power source for your device too. But if your stereo does not already have a USB input, then we need to proceed further down the list of connectivity options.
There are adapters available for adding an auxiliary input to many factory stereos, like this one for Honda factory stereos.
Auxiliary inputs
Feeding the sound through an auxiliary input will usually yield a strong signal because it's a direct audio connection with full-bandwidth (20-20k Hz) frequency response. An auxiliary input does not have a signal-to-noise ratio of its own. The SNR depends on the signal's source, i.e., the audio player. That means the signal isn't getting degraded by the process of sending it to your stereo. The good thing about an auxiliary connection is that it is a direct delivery of the signal from the source to the car stereo, without any unnecessary electronic manipulations.
Each time the audio signal is manipulated, for example, by digital-to-analog conversions, or FM conversion or transmission, there is some signal degradation. This degrading is usually insignificant and inaudible, but it adds up with each manipulation and can result in a minor loss of sound quality. Using an auxiliary input eliminates several conversions so the signal that your stereo receives is exactly the same signal that your music source is creating. That means optimum sound quality for you.
It would seem that auxiliary and USB inputs should deliver the same quality of sound, but frequently, they don't. One reason is the difference between the digital-to-analog converter (DAC) in your stereo compared to the converter in your music player. The DAC in the stereo is going to be superior to the one in the music player because car stereos have the power and speakers required for bigger, better sound, so the DAC has to be able to reproduce a high-quality signal. Portable music players on the other hand, are designed to make small earphones sound pretty good. When you use your music player's headphone jack to connect to your stereo, that means you're using the music player's DAC, so the music isn't going to sound as good as it would if you can connect via USB.
A Bluetooth adapter transmits music wirelessly with full-bandwidth frequency response.
Bluetooth® streaming
Bluetooth wireless technology is another newer option that's gaining in popularity. The music signal is broadcast wirelessly from the Bluetooth transmitter to a Bluetooth receiver. The Bluetooth functionality is either built into your music player and car stereo, or added via external devices (like the adapter pictured here).
The technology used by Bluetooth streaming is superior to most FM transmitters (see below), which were the previous form of wireless connection. First of all, Bluetooth signals are digital transmissions, that are capable of carrying more information, and thus rendering better sound quality, than FM transmissions, which are usually analog signals. Secondly, Bluetooth technology uses "spread spectrum" transmissions to broadcast parts of the signal over a constantly changing range of coded frequencies. This serves to block out most unwanted signals (i.e., interference) since the Bluetooth receiver is only accepting "packets" of data that are specifically addressed to it. As a bonus, this frequency-hopping also prevents your signal from being picked up on another piece of gear.
As for the numbers, Bluetooth transmissions are full-bandwidth, having a frequency response of 20-20k Hz. The signal-to-noise ratio is dependent on the source player, so that number will vary. As a high-quality, short-range, digital transmission, the Bluetooth process itself should have little or no impact on the sound quality.
The downside to Bluetooth streaming is that, while it is resistant to interference, it does sometimes happen and you could get some form of unwanted noise in the signal.
A wireless FM transmitter, like this one from Monster, is one of the easiest ways to get your music into your car stereo.
FM adapters
First, the numbers. FM radio is restricted (by FCC regulation) to a frequency response of 30-15k Hz. Pretty similar to your typical cassette player. Likewise, the SNR of the FM tuner in a typical aftermarket stereo is similar to a good tape player: around 70 dB. When you use an FM adapter to pipe in your tunes, the music is fed into your radio over an FM frequency — the radio thinks it's just another radio station. So theoretically, we can expect the music from our portable to sound about as good as a typical FM station.
There are two types of FM adapters to choose from. A wired FM modulator is connected to your radio via the FM antenna connection. It usually requires removing the stereo to get to the antenna connector on the rear, but it's much less prone to outside interference than wireless transmitters. On the other hand, a wireless FM transmitter broadcasts your music over the air to the stereo's FM tuner, just like the real incoming radio signals. It's much easier to use, but the wireless transmitter is directly competing with all of those radio signals and other FM interference bouncing around inside and outside of your car. So, we can expect that of the two FM options, a wired transmitter will be our best bet for sound quality. Wireless FM adapters are quick and easy, but for long drives, especially through populated areas, you'll probably be better served by a wired option.
Put that cassette player to good use with a cassette adapter for your portable.
Cassette adapters
If we pipe in our music through a cassette adapter, we can expect it to sound like, well, a cassette. As mentioned above, cassette SNR is 50-70 dB and FR is about 30-18k Hz. Overall, it'll yield results similar to an FM adapter, but without any static or interference. Plus, cassette adapter kits are inexpensive, easily the cheapest way to go. The downside is the wires involved, running from your portable to your tape deck. Not very pretty.
Running the numbers
For comparison purposes, here are the SNR and FR numbers for each option.
|Signal-to-Noise Ratio
|Frequency Response
|USB Input
|Same as source
|20Hz - 20,000Hz
|Auxiliary Input
|Same as source
|20Hz - 20,000Hz
|Bluetooth Adapter
|Same as source
|20Hz - 20,000Hz
|FM Adapter
|30Hz - 15,000Hz
|Cassette Adapter
|50 - 70 dB
|30Hz - 18,000Hz
The bottom line
A direct connection via USB will yield the best sound quality because it eliminates extra manipulations of the audio signal. Bluetooth streaming runs a close second because, while it does manipulate the signal by broadcasting it over the air, it uses techniques that ensure high-quality delivery of the signal to your car stereo.
An auxiliary input is the next best option. It's also one of the most common and easiest methods to use.
FM adapters offer lower sound quality and are open to outside interference. Cassette adapters tend toward the lowest sound quality, especially if you are using a factory stereo. Aftermarket cassette stereos offer better cassette performance because of they tend to be on the upper end of that 50-70 dB signal-to-noise ratio.
Personal experience
The numbers presented here are very general. It's certainly possible that your equipment could have a superb FM tuner, or a cassette deck with a much lower SNR, for example. Besides sound quality, you should also consider the ease of hook up and elegance of the connection. And given how noisy the car environment is, you might not hear much of a difference between any of the connection options.
In the end, it's up to you. Try at least two different options and see what sounds best in your situation. And the next time you install a new stereo, spend the extra couple of dollars to buy the extra cable to connect to the stereo's USB or auxiliary input. It's worth it in the long run.
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Your options for connecting your music player to your car stereo depend on a combination of three things: The kind of vehicle, stereo, and music player that you have. If you need help figuring out the best option for you and your car, give us a call at 888-955-6000.


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A small lake, a field for children's ball games, plus a TV and games room are in addition to the toilet/shower and laundry facilities found on site. The mild climate in and around the Roseland Peninsula means plants flourish here. The Lost Gardens of Heligan, the Eden Project, and the National Trust's wonderful Trelissick Garden are testament to this. Head to St Mawes, south of the campsite. From this pretty fishing village, catch the ferry to the seaside town of Falmouth. As well as great beaches, Flamouth offers the National Maritime Museum of Cornwal and Pendennis Castle.Ready Camp is available at this campsite. Worth Noting Holiday Lodge available for let.Fishing on site, permits are available. Current Environment Agency rod licence is required before fishing can commence. Some pitches are sloping – chocks required. WiFi 100% coverage cannot be guaranteed due to rural location, weather conditions and changing flora. These can cause variable signal strength. Hotspots are available. Prices. Eat Local Truro hosts an excellent farmers' market on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The Kingsley Village at Fraddon sells Cornish meats, fish, wines, vegetables, breads and pastries. It also has a restaurant. Facilities Veryan has the following facilities on or around the site. Members' and non-members' caravans welcome Members' and non-members' trailer tents welcome Hardstanding with electric hook-up Seasonal Pitches Grass only pitch (no electric) Showers Electric shaver sockets Parent and baby room Drinking water taps Washing Machines Ice pack freezing Ball games Television room (not for hire) Gas cylinders Pets welcome Alternative Accommodation Coastal Grass only pitch for larger tents Grass pitch with electric hook-up for larger tents Members' and non-members' motorhomes welcome Members' and non-members' tents welcome Grass pitch with electric hook-up Storage facilities Flushing toilet Washbasins Dedicated accessible facilities Chemical toilet disposal point Motorhome stop-off Dishwashing facilities Childrens play area Recreation hall Fishing (licence may be required) Payphone Designated dog walk Electric hook-up Club Site Wi-fi Battery charging facilities Reviews Review 1 |2 |25 |Next » Expand review Recommended: yes 5 Veryan site is in a excellent location and within easy reach to all the attractions & sights... Mr Butler (Club Member) stayed Apr 2014 This review is for Veryan Veryan site is in a excellent location and within easy reach to all the attractions & sights that Cornwall has to offer. The facilities are excellent and kept to a high standard. Their is a fishing lake onsite and also a games and tv room with pool and table tennis tables. Large well kept dog walk. Children's ball area which is huge and also a small onsite park. If your looking for a relaxing holiday or just a short break away then Veryan is well worth a visit. There are so many choices when it comes to days out close to sandy beechs, woodlands and so much much for people of all ages to do. We have enjoyed it so much we have been going for the past 4 years and can't wait to get back in 2015. When it comes to the management and staff at Veryan you will always receive a warm welcome. They are so helpful and always do what they can to ensure your having a relaxing break. Towing: Moderate Location: Country,Coastal,Secluded,Lake Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Groups,Active break,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 Want a quiet rural location with good all round facilities spotlessly maintained, then Veryan... Tony D (Club Member) stayed Oct 2014 This review is for Veryan Want a quiet rural location with good all round facilities spotlessly maintained, then Veryan is an excellent choice. The welcome was courteous and friendly. Access to the facilities was easy. Quite one of our 'favourite' sites and my wife and I plan to revisit in 2015. We are in the process of discovering Cornwall. Veryan is ideally situated to accommodate anyone doing the same. Towing: Moderate Location: Country,Secluded,Lake Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Groups,Active break,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 4.3 We arrived after an 8hr drive in horrendous weather, we were greeted by a lovely friendly... Phil & Jane (Club Member) stayed Oct 2014 This review is for Veryan We arrived after an 8hr drive in horrendous weather, we were greeted by a lovely friendly couple, our booking processed quickly and we were on our pitch, levelled, power & gas hooked up in less than 30 mins from driving through the gate, Facilities are good as we come to expect from club sites, clean ut tired, redecoration is taking place and we are at the end of a very busy season (my thoughts) pitches are excellent, good dog walk, superb beaches within a couple of miles, a surprisingly well stocked Londis at the garage nearby, their fuel was quite reasonable also! I would happily recommend this site to any heading to the South West. Towing: Moderate Location: Coastal,Secluded,Lake Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Active break,Peaceful break Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 4 Facilities: 4 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 2 weeks of perfect weather make anywhere look good, and it showed the site at its best,... Roger and Carolyn (Club Member) stayed Sep 2014 This review is for Veryan 2 weeks of perfect weather make anywhere look good, and it showed the site at its best, pleased to see an area for traditional campers who forgo electric hook up for evenings of card/board games or reading. We only came in contact with one member of staff, who showed us the camping field and let us chose our own pitch, just as cc used to do years ago so we can only rate him. I did not see one spider or cobweb in the ladies which was always very clean.Good base for visiting National Trust Cornwall, Hellegan and Eden all within easy reach. No shower in family bathroom which is a shame,I always check the family bathrooms now for when we take our Grandaughter camping with us I always have to take her for a shower in the ladies so Grandpop never gets to share bathtime care. Towing: Easy Location: Country Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Active break,Peaceful break Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 1 |2 |25 |Next » Travel Local Travel Nearest bus stop: 0.25 mile from site entrance Nearest train station: Truro – 12 miles Get Directions to Veryan Staying here? Public transport near the site Bike ride? Find cycle routes nearby Sat Nav Download our POI file Safe Directions Print Friendly PDF Widget by Frixo Self Catering at Veryan from £50.00a night Open 26 March - 2 November 2015 Tretheake House is a superb spacious holiday property that is perfect for family reunions in a popular location. Sleeping ten, the property boasts five bedrooms - one double, two twins, one single and a family room with a double and single bed. Home from home facilities include two family bathrooms and a seperate toilet, a fully equipped kitchen and utillity room including dishwasher, washing machine and freezer. Call 0845 130 7633 / 01872 501658 to book Sleeps ten people Barbeque Kitchen Outdoor furniture Freezer Dishwasher Bathroom Sitting room Dining area TV - Satellite or Freeview DVD player CD Player Private patio Childrens' play area Wifi Outdoor area for bbq "The site staff at Veryan could not have done more to make our stay an enjoyable one. The site is well maintained and kept tidy. Near to many local attractions, and also secluded walks and beaches, the site position means that most places of interest are within an hours journey in the car. We would recommend this site without hesitation." - Family B £137.00Per Night- High Season per Tretheake House £95.00Per Night- Mid Season per Tretheake House £65.00Per Night- Low Season per Tretheake House £959.00Per Week- High Season per Tretheake House £665.00Per Week- Mid Season per Tretheake House £455.00Per Week- Low Season per Tretheake House This spacious holiday house is perfect for family reunions in a popular location. Booking please note See our Self Catering Terms and Conditions. Further Information For Veryan Standard Fees For more information take a look at Pricing explained. Minimum booking periods do apply. Age concession available at this site - More details including more restrictions


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Do you like the drinking decadence? Do you love mafia stories? Want to see the most beautiful girls on Earth? Crocked officials? If you do, that's something good to start, but Ukraine has much more to offer! Deep Carpathian forests, extensive plains full of water, old medieval towns and castles and the wonderful seaside in Crimea and Odessa.
Yes! That's it! Ukraine is not just cheap beer and promiscuous big-boobbed girls! Funny train rides, gypsies and drunken Cossacks, dried fish near the sea and the smoke of the water pipes. While fat babushkas are still wearing traditional dresses, the dishes are filled with meaty soups with cream and soon you get used to the strong smell of Ukrainian lard. If you look for recent history, you'll find plenty of key spots from the World War II near the Black Sea, and if you like hiking or fishing, the Carpathian Range is just for you. Ukraine has much to offer, just go there and see!
Brief History
The first peoples known in today's Ukraine were Iranian speaking Indo-Europeans, Scythians and Sarmatians influenced by the Greeks from Crimea, until the Romans came and dominated the south. Goths and protoslavs settled in the land during the 1st millennium, mixed with Turkish and Finno-Ugrians like Huns and Avars, among others. But the Slavs took advantage for dominate the zone with the foundation of Kyiv within their territory.
During the Golden Age of Kyiv, the Kievan Rus' was the biggest state in Europe, comprising the territories between the Baltic Sea, the Black Sea, Oka River, Volga River and Northern Carpathians. But the state fell in decadence by the 12th century and finally was conquered by the Mongols in 1240.
Under the Mongol rule, the Galicia–Volhynia state was created, until Poland occupied the land in 1349, letting the Tatars stay near the Black Sea. It was during the Lithuanian – Polish dominion when the Cossacks , composed mostly from orthodox farmers who rejected the catholic Polish rule, organized themselves. Poland tolerated and used them in wars against Tatars and Turks, but finally several Cossack uprisings, helped by Moscow, ended with the Polish rule. The territory created was named Ukraine for the first time.
In 1709, Peter I of Russia invaded Ukraine and the Cossacks became vassals of Russia who used them in the fight against the Ottoman Empire, which occupied the south of Ukraine. Since then, the Ukrainian territory was parted by the biggest European empires, Austria, Hungary and Russia. A strong nationalist movement emerged in the West of the country, but Ukraine remained shared between the Austro-Hungarian and Russian Empires until the 1917 Revolution.
While the Russian Revolution and the 1st World War were harming Russian and Austrian Empires, Ukraine made the most of the opportunity and declared the independence of the Popular Republic of Ukraine in 1917. Three years of independence and turbulent changes were finished by the Bolshevik's Red Army taking the control of Kyiv in 1920 and the annexation of Ukraine by the USSR in 1922. The occupation lasted until the collapse of the Union and the declaration of independence in 1990, ratified in 1991 in a referendum.
Places to visit
The best from Kyiv are the different sensations it emanates. The old churches are mixing with neoclassic buildings seemingly shadowed by the colossal communist concrete blocks, while the new glass fashion buildings find their place among them all.
Kyiv highlights can be easily listed: take a tour through the many parks lining the Dnipro River, follow to St. Sophia Cathedral and Zoloty Vorota, St. Andrew's Church and go down the hill through Andriyivsky Uziz. Maydan Nezalezhnosti (Independence square) also deserves a look before taking the metro and heading to the monastic complex of Lavra, filled with golden looking churches. Cross the Dnipro Park until Rodina Mat and the Museum of the Great Patriotic War. Finish the sightseeing with the Chernobyl Museum and Babyn Yar, and go for a lazy lay down in the sandy beaches by the Dnipro. The recreation zone of Hydropark is also a good idea while you are waiting for the night. If you go on a budget, feed yourself with business lunch: they are incredibly widespread, good and cheap in Kyiv.
As one of the biggest cities in Europe, Kyiv have plenty of international connections. Look at the Borispil and Zhulyani airports websites for more information. If you go by bus or train, there are connections to all the surrounding countries.
Crimea (Krim)
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Crimea is simply the joy of Ukraine. Vacation place for Russians throughout the Tsarism and communism until nowadays, it have everything for an average holidays. In just a piece of terrain, there are historical sights, mountains and crowded beaches filled with restaurants and nightclubs. Take a breath of history in Livadia Palace, Alupka Palace, Yalta and Sevastopol, without forgetting the secret Soviet submarine base of Balaklava. Cliffs and amazing rock formations are waiting for you in Sudak and Kara-Dag, topped by the deserted rocky Mt. Ay-Petri and the peak of Roman-Kosh (1543m). Head to Bakhchisarai Khan's Palace to enjoy the last remain of the Tatar Crimean Khanate, just before heading to the beaches of Koktebel, Novy Svit, Feodosya and Alushta, between others.
Get to Crimea by train or bus from every major city in Ukraine shouldn't be a hassle. From Simferopol airport you can fly to quite a number of countries, while if you like the sea you can get to Istambul from Sevastopol by ferry.
Odessa is surely the most beautiful city in the country. With a center designed by French architects in XIX century, it has the neoclassic style of the Western Europe metropolis. The highlights are the Opera House and the Potempkin Stairs, which are just stairs, but became famous for the film Battleship Potempkin, where takes place the scene featuring a baby in a pram falling down the stairs while the Tsarist Army is massacring civilians. The Deryvasivka Street is the main commercial artery of the city, while the Arkadia beaches and discotheques will let you show your most glamorous side.
Odessa is well connected by train and bus to Kyiv, Crimea and the rest of the country, plus international destinations like Moldova Romania and Transnistria. There are regular ferries to Varna (Bulgaria), Istambul and Batumi (Georgia). And finally, Odessa's airport will give you more possibilities.
Lviv and the Carpathian Range
Eastern Ukraine is the most nationalist part of the country, the Ukranian language is widespread and the people like to look more to Europe rather than to Moscow. And for tourist sights they don't get short. Lviv have a cozy center which mixes medieval, baroque and neoclassic styles, listed in the UNESCO World Site Heritage. In Ploshcha Rynok you will see some of the main attractions of the city, like the Black Mansion and the Kornyakt House, or the Roman Catholic Cathedral and Boyim Chapel. Not far from there, you will find the royal arsenal and Dominican Cathedral and Monastery among a load of museums and little churches. Just don't forget to reach the top of the hill to see the High Castle, take a photo with Taras Shevshchenko Statue, and then go to the Lychakivske Cemetery to breathe this haunting atmosphere and give respects to some celebrities' graves.
If you like mountains, south of Lviv you'll find the highest peaks in Ukraine. Mt. Hoverla (2061m, the highest peak in Ukraine) is not difficult to ascent, and you'll find plenty of lovely spots and pleasant hiking routes all over the Carpathian National Nature Park. Around there, you can visit the cities of Uzhhorod, Chernivtsi and the colorful Ivano-Frankivsk.
From Odessa and Kiev it's not hard to reach Lviv either by train or bus. You'll also be able to catch trains and buses to Poland, Hungary and Romania. Lviv airport has flights to Kiev, Vienna and some other destinations. Then, you can reach the Carpathians from here.
The Azov Sea
The Azov Sea offers some of the weirdest places for tourism sites in Europe. Sandy beaches surrounded by industrial environments are the paradise for hordes of drunken Cossacks, who fill the sand and swim in suspicious (dirty) waters. It's the low range vacation place for workers from Donetsk and the Industrial East, which make it decadent and shabby, but the fun is totally assured. You'll be easily invited to join beer and vodka parties in the beach while a freight train passes through the seafront promenade and sleeping drunkards have to be moved away for not being overrunned.
You can experience these emotions in Berdyansk, Mariupol or Prymorsk, just before get to Donetsk, where there's not much to see, but as a big city there are always things to do.
Melitopol is a good launching platform to get to the Azov's beaches. You can get there from most of the Dnipro basin cities, and of course from Donetsk, where you can link to intenational flights. If your idea is to cross to Russia, you have a border post near Mariupol and another in the road leaving from Donetsk.
Central Ukraine
If you have read Nikolai Gogol's Taras Bulba, maybe you will enjoy to visit the Cossack cradle Zaporizhian Sich and feel yourself like a Cossack ready for eating, drinking and killing. Zaporozhia doesn't have much more to offer, just like Dnipropetrovsk, and most of the cities of the Dnipro basin. Khariv is a more pleasant city due to its university climate, and will let you see one of the biggest squares in the world, Ploshcha Svobody. But not all cities are ugly in Central Ukraine. Poltava is a charming one, full of remains and monuments to the famous Battle of Poltava happened here in 1709.
And you can end the visit to Ukraine giving some respect to the grave of his most famous writer, Taras Shevshenko. The tomb is near the Dnipro River in Kaniv, a town half the way between Kyiv and Poltava.
Dnipropetrovsk and Kharkiv have airports with some international connections. If move by land, you don't have to worry so much as Central Ukraine have a widespread network of trains and buses. Water transport is also well possible through some of the many rivers and channels which cross this flat land (but if you have to find where to buy tickets, schedules and offices, I just can wish you a good luck).


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Don't underestimate the benefits of a VESA mode, it may not give you in particular much but I think it's pretty much required for a general desktop machine. At least before Linux can become popular with the non-technical crowd.
You and I might be able to fix everything from the console, but the general user isn't going to have a clue what to do. Their only course of action is to start a browser and go to google or a forum somewhere to get help, and they only know how to do that from a graphical environment. So they're stuck unless they've got a 2nd computer lying around, something which i don't think you can always rely on.
BTW, what's wrong with current implementation of VESA fallback in Xorg which works pretty well (for me) at least in Ubuntu.
once more Shuttleworth played with the media to generate hype and once more phoronix failed for it.
whats your problem with ubuntu dude? .....
the hype? the hype started when ubuntu wasn't even released. And since then everything ubuntu does is sold to the media as new, ground breaking and awesome.
While most of the time they just copy something from some other distro.
Are not even good at it.
And it isn't even noteworthy.
And then ubuntards flock together to a great circle jerk on every linux related site.
dumb? cmon...


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Jazz Combo Pak #32 - Wayne Shorter by Wayne Shorter. Arranged by Frank Mantooth. For Jazz Ensemble. Jazz Combo. Grade 3. Softcover with CD. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.7010935).
The Hal Leonard Jazz Combo Paks are a versatile and inexpensive way to put four fantastic charts in front of your high school or college combo. The flexible instrumentation provides many options for covering the parts; the arrangements are absolutely top notch; and at $45.00 for four standards you will never find a better value.
- Line 1 (lead or harmony): Alto Sax, Trumpet, Soprano Sax, Clarinet, Flute, Vibes
- Line 2 (lead or harmony): Alto Sax, Bari Sax, Trumpet, Soprano Sax, Clarinet, Trombone
- Line 3: Bari Sax, Tenor Sax, Trumpet, Trombone
Pak #32 includes: Footprints • Infant Eyes • Speak No Evil • Yes or No. (Note: CD includes tracks for two paks.)
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1 - C INSTRUMENTS 8 pages
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2 - PIANO/CONDUCTOR 8 pages
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1 - BASS 4 pages
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I also just received a sleeve of test balls in the mail. Haven't hit them yet. This will be my second test sleeve - the last one was about 2 yrs ago.
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You guys are so lucky! Hope to hear about the new balls. Must be awesome to test out prototypes. Feel like pro!
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Please post your results. I am very curious about the new dimple pattern and if you can quantify the effect.
Do they send them out to everyone because I haven't got mine and my dad hasn't gotten his yet either,
I'm playing on Wednesday and Friday this week and will be happy to post my thoughts just after. But again, how do I know what ball I'm testing? It doesn't matter much, I'm very happy to be a part of this in any case. I play both Pro V's (but lean towards the x) and may just switch out the ProV1 and X 2012's vs. the test ball on each hole.
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hmmm mine must have got lost in the mail. It was kind of fun testing a few years ago. It would be nice to do so again. WOuld like to hear what others think of the new balls.
just received my sleeve of test ProV1s - looking forward to seeing what they can do!
Thanks Titleist!
I received a box of balls too, Friday. I'm assuming they're (X) as the number is red, just as all previous versions! Pro V (black number). ProV1X (red numbers)....
I would guess that it's probably safe to say that black numbers are the ProV1 equivalent and red numbers are the ProV1x equivalent.
I'm a regular ProV1x user and have that in my profile. The package I received had red numbers.
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Paul McCartney has reportedly turned down a $7.7 million offer to write his autobiography. McCartney, who in 1997 contributed to the "creative memoir" Many Years From Now by old friend Barry Miles, which discussed his 1960's songwriting and artistic work, told The Daily Express that he's too busy with his life now to stop and jot down what went down in the past. He explained, "I figured so many people have told it so many times, that maybe I don't need to do it. It is work. That is not something you toss up overnight. I am touring, I am about to release a record, got kids, grandkids and I have got a lot on. I don't have time to write that, even if I was very driven to do it. It would take more time than I currently have."
Paul McCartney explained that raising his children to be as happy and normal as possible was the main priority of his life: "Linda and I, having money, I always thought it'd be difficult for them, because they could very easily get spoiled, and also it might be very difficult to deal with if they've only ever known 'special people' -- and then suddenly, you've got to talk to the milkman, and you don't know how to do it. I think a lot of people do have that problem. Who are . . . they can't relate to ordinary people. So, we tried to be very careful to make them that first."
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These international inspired World Series S2 Goggle from Sporti will be a hit at the pool during this summer's swimming championships.
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These are great goggles for my "tweens" - comfortable and stylish. Great value!
I use these goggles for practice, typical 4000meters. They fit well but goggle is small over the eye so be aware, good for men/women with small face and kids. I will try in an open water event in July. Well worth the money and I got three different styles for the price of one pair of Speedo.
I have been using these goggles the Speedo Vanquisher for more than 5 years. Around 2 years ago, I switched to using the Sporti S2 goggles. Simply because of the price tag. The Sporti priced for less than $7 and comparing to the Speedo Vanqisher- ~$15 - $20. Therefore, I ordered a lot of them. At first, I cannot tell the difference. They both work well, fit well, no water leaks. These two paris of goggles have about the same milage and being cleaned (raise in water and air dry) in the same way after each use every time. After two years, there are stain or mold (maybe) building up on the Sporti S2. And, I tore the silicone piece while trying to clean it so I can't use it anymore. But, the Speedo Vanqisher can keep going.With only $7, I have no complain. In conclusion, if I want to get a goggle for about $7, it will last about 2 years. I will go for the Sporti S2. And, if I have about $15 to spend, I will definitely go for the Speedo Vanquisher, that pair can last 2 year+ (assume you don't forget them in the pool). I have a pair that going on its 5th. Being able to use it for a longer time, suggested to me that they made from better quality for material.I was thinking I can switch over to switch over to using Sporti products but now I don't know...But I still like Sporti gears since they really have some good bargain.
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Date: Aug 31 2014
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Westside Christian Church is for people who don't go to church. Our purpose is to make friends and lead them to follow Jesus for life. It's a simple, but profound mission. We hope people will find an authentic expression of church and Christianity among us. Be our guest and discover a new direction!
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Westside Christian Church is a launch of Jefferson Church of Christ