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The Seventh Son
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Location: Where your missing socks end up.
THANK GOD that i have 3X3 Eyes. got that 3 years ago on this xmas.
im interested in Heat Guy J though. could have gotten it at AnimeNEXT '06 but i decided not to. DAMMIT! oh well, after this there are gonna be spoiler[fansubs galore] out there.
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No one mentioned Gungrave yet and I'm interested to see if anyone will pick AKIRA up.
I'm just biting the bullet and paying (up the ass) for the various series' I've been putting off buying because they're so damn expensive. Of course, things seem to only be getting more expensive online for Geneon stuff.
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Ocean Deep
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Location: Vancouver, BC
Just wanted to let you all know that Black Lagoon: The Second Barrage will be completed, and with the same voice actors too. So no need to worry about the character's voices changing.
As for the distribution; you're guesses are as good as ours. Once the dub is completed, what happens next is out of Ocean's hands...
Corey Fischer
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This is extremely good news to hear. It's good to know that regardless of what happens to Geneon, that Black Lagoon will have a complete package, and ready to be picked up in short order.
Thanks for letting us know!
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Enjoying the time of EVE
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Location: Minnesota, USA
I appreciate that bit of news as well, Black Lagoon is probabally the best show I'm collecting at the moment.
On the other hand if a tree falls in the forrest and nobody witnesses it did it really fall? If something is dubbed and nobody can hear it.....
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Location: yonder
Good to hear on Black Lagoon. If somebody's putting the money into dubbing it (well... I assume, but...) then somebody's going to want to get some money back out of it. And that's a pretty decent dub, too.
For starters, it looks like my Hellsing v. 3 limited edition just shipped, so you should be ok for that.
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong on this- but I believe that Geneon Japan is producing or co-producing the Hellsing OVAs. I wonder myself if that's what they mean by managing their portfolio, that they'll be focusing on distributing their own in-house properties, as opposed to licensing and distributing other folks' stuff. I would be very surprised if somebody can't manage to pick up the R1 license for Hellsing Ultimate before the next volume is due, or at least before the six months it would probably take. I think I remember a Japan release in November, but it got pushed back? Anyway, I'd be surprised if there's nothing in place before the next volume's ready to go.
I might be being overly optimistic, though.
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Psycho 101
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Location: The Organization
Best damn news I've heard lately. A nice silver lining in the sea of uncertainty. I hope this is a sign of what will happen to other mid run series right now. Black Lagoon is the title I'm most interested in right now from Geneon that's not finished so this brings a bit of happiness to an otherwise unhappy period. At least for BL fans anyway. You sir are awesome.
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|I'm slow, I'm surprised by this turn of events for Geneon/Pioneer. I should quickly complete my collection for Mermaid Forest and yes, I had always wanted to watch the Takahashi Anthology.
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Location: Indiana
|Don't be surprised if you can't find any of Geneon's final new releases after October 2nd streetdate. I work in retail and all of our distributors so far have been getting cancellation notices for the Tenjho Tenge Complete Collection and Zipang vol. 7, for example. It does not look good. An email I just got from Right Stuf said it was likely they had been canceled as well.
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Polly E.
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Anime Corner Store just listed both as coming in today.
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the Rancorous
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Location: Hunting the Dragon in Gransys
does this mean that Fate/Stay Night is not safe after all?
I'm really not worried about Black Lagoon, especially with that confirmation of keeping the same cast. Seriously, we might even see a battle over that liscense.
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Location: Colorado
|Do you guys think Gankutsuou will be picked up again? I've only got the first volume currently, but I don't really have the money right now to buy the rest of the series.
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I've already been checking into Fate Stay Knight. I've nearly finished my collection. It seems that the last volume of Fate Stay Knight is going to be released this month. I was happy when I saw a new release date and also to find out that some stores had already ordered it and it due to come in the next several weeks.
It would have been pretty annoying if they hadn't finished it up.
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Location: Coon Rapids, MN
I find myself in a similar situation. I can pull the money from savings, but man, do I hate to dip in to savings just to buy some anime. I have two left to buy in Ergo Proxy and three left to buy in Kamichu. I know I should have Kamichu by now but no one around here ever seemed to carry it after the first volume, so I'll have to order those. I also only have 2 volumes of Gungrave but I'm thinking I'll let that one slide.
I have the first three volumes of Rozen Maiden and I think I'll leave it at that since the only other to come out will be the 4th which is the start of the second season. I might as well just stick with season 1 rather than have a partially incomplete season as well.
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|Gankutsuo is the one that I'd be after. I just ordered Barefoot Gen, which was on the "I'd like to own this but I've already seen it so I'll wait for a sale" list. But yeah, I can't (don't want to? would have to eat ramen for a month if I?) come up with $200 to get the whole series right now.
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Historically, the odds are against $55/barrel oil. Driving season or not.
Whiting had to raise $3 billion just to keep the lights on. They've secured their short-term credit line for a time. What a joke of a company.
All of your analysis is about increasing production. But demand is soft and any rise in demand will be met with supply. Look at a historic chart of WLL against oil prices - there are some ups and downs, but it's relatively flat. There is NO reason to believe we'll see huge prices in oil down the road. Think about it - a 25% increase in prices only gets you to $60 a barrel. And what would cause a 25% increase? Nothing really. The entire mid-east has blown up in the past 5 years and those folks are still pumping oil. Reserves are simply going to be repriced at much lower oil prices than they are today and stocks will be priced accordingly.
Sentiment: Sell
Billions of what?
Company priced its share value at $30 this week. Why should the market pay anymore than that? This stock followed oil prices until 2009 when it began its ascent based on speculation and cheap debt. Now it appears to have reset with correlation back to oil prices. I don't see how demand will ever recover enough to bring back the speculators.
Debt to Ebitda declined but more importantly oil supply will outstrip demand for years. Oil is no longer scarce even if the ME blows up.
That all depends on the price of the convertible v. the stock. Doesn't always happen the way you put it, in fact can happen just the opposite.
We'll see tomorrow.
Citidel REDUCED its holdings.
Please, not a red herring. Address the case: a tribal primitive having a dream about a guy in heaven, covered with blood, and sitting astride a white horse. It's horse pucky.
What is the rate of the build and is it rising or falling?
The Houtha can only be described as Shia if you reaaaaaalllllly stretch the definition. They have no historic alignment with Iran. This is about two overthrown presidents duking it out.
Why is it that every time a crisis hits, you Bible literalists roll out some Revelation quote spoken by a tribal primative before the age of reason?
Iran is not going to get pulled into this in any big way. They are not allied with the Houthis in any meaningful way. This is between two ousted presidents, one supported by the Yemeni military and the Houthis, the other supported by the CIA and by way of connection, the Sauds. In attacking the Houthis, the U.S. and Saud's leave al Qaeda in Yemen freer to grow. We are meddling in maternal politics, expecting once again to have our cake and eat it. That will not turn out well, and whoever ultimately comes to power will be radicalized. Seems to be the way we operate these days.
Here, ladies and gentlemen, I have two barrels of oil, one produced by violent foreigners living in a 12th Century world where your sons and daughters die for their greed, and the other produced in relative peace by American entrepreneurs. Which do you prefer to buy and pay more for? Let's start the bidding.
The Saudi military is about as effective as the French military. What are they using - Pakistani mercs? Wait until a few Saudis are beheaded on live streaming video. The rest will drop their weapons and run home.
Or artillery, or tanks, or missiles, or walking the extra mile. Can't believe we support these 9-11 clowns.
Morningstar tends to be on the high side. However, some other firm, can't remember exactly who, came out with a $41 target, which was lower then their previous.
On March 23, Whiting Petroleum announced the issuance
of a combined $2.8 billion in debt and equity securities
meant to shore up the firm's balance sheet in the wake of
the company's ill-timed, debt-financed acquisition of
Kodiak Oil & Gas and in the face of a continued slump in
oil prices.
The securities issued include 35 million new shares of
common stock at $30 per share (increasing the company's
share count by approximately 20%, to more than 200
million), $1 billion in convertible senior notes due 2020 (at
a conversion price of $39 per share, implying an additional
26 million shares potentially issued upon conversion), and
$750 million of senior notes due 2023.
The net impact of these issuances is a $950 million
reduction in Whiting's pro forma net debt levels as of
March 31, 2015. Accordingly, we now estimate the
company will end 2015 with a net debt-to-EBITDA level
of 3.3 times, versus an uncomfortably high level of 4.0
times had Whiting not undertaken these balance sheet
The combined effect of a reduction in net debt and a higher
share count leads us to reduce our fair value estimate for
Whiting by $6, from $51 to $45.
Are you nuts? Look at the tecord volume today and it couldn't even break through technical support of 30. WLL will never see 25 a share.

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Ed Routh (the guy accused of killing American Sniper Chris Kyle) has been painted with the 'Post Traumatic Stress Disorder' brush.
The poor bastard.
We know about PTSD – didn't you see Bruce Dern in Coming Home?
The problem is, perhaps he is actually a terrorist?
The Man Who Murdered Chris Kyle, The American Sniper, Should Be Profiled As A Suspected Muslim JihadistWhen we evaluate cases for potential Muslim terrorists, we always look for physical signs like a trimmed mustache and a beard that is lesser trimmed. And when it comes to a crime that was committed, we look at who the victims are. In the story on Eddie Routh who murdered Chris Kyle, there are signs of concern, especially the facial hair, it does match the profile of a convert.Also, Routh was a prison guard over Muslim terrorists at Bilad Airbase in Baghdad in 2007. He never served in battle, but spent most of his time looking and talking to Muslims in jail. He could have likely interacted with the inmates and got converted; prison has a higher conversion rate than any mosque. Also, why would he kill a Navy seal who was known to have killed so many terrorists?Although there needs to be more investigations to prove that Routh converted to Islam, the possibilities are there. After all, there could be a motive to kill Kyle who became a wanted man for the Sunni insurgents he was targeting, had a price put on his head and was dubbed the Shaitan – devil – of Ramadi. That plus Kyle was an 'Islamophobe' who was open about his rightful hatred for Islam and the Quran. This makes him wanted.Examining his killer gives also clues. "During a phone call with his father, Routh expressed sympathy for the detainees and discontent over how the US was conducting the war as well as his reluctance to engage in combat" and "While working as a guard at Balad Air Base, Routh laments his [Muslim] prisoners' poor living conditions".What the media says that Routh had Post Traumatic Disorder is simply untrue. According to The Warfighter Foundation:
"Eddie Routh served one tour in Iraq in 2007, at Balad Air Base (the 2nd largest U.S. installation in Iraq), with no significant events. No combat experience. Let me say that again, he NEVER SAW COMBAT or any aspect of traumatic events associated with a combat deployment (i.e. incoming mortar or rocket fire). He never left the base, EVER."
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One of Europe's most prominent Jewish organizations is petitioning the European Union to pass new legislation that would permit Jewish community members to carry guns "for the essential protection of their communities," according to a letter obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.
Sadly, a leader in the European Jewish community NAMED COOPER (ironically), disagrees.
Rabbi Abraham Cooper, associate dean of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, said that while guns could help Jews defend themselves against an individual attack, only authorities can protect them against a mass attack like those carried out in France.
"As to personally being armed, such a move could help when a Jewish person is threatened by thugs, but won't help if G-d forbid, Charlie-type terror attacks are launched," Cooper said.
And, of course, the ever more anti-Semitic Europe will continue to debate this, while not only the Jewish community, but most Europeans, are unable to defend themselves against crime or terror.
Except, of course, the Swiss!
While France, in response to the recent attacks, pushes for MORE gun control laws!
D'UH, indeed.
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And to the
hundreds thousands of others…(in part)
First all, a little more self-confidence in your own culture and civilization is a must. Right now. Stop apologizing for existing. Stop acting like the West invented all the evils of millennia in the past 4 centuries. And that the West has contributed ZERO good in that time. We are the 'Best Civilization EVAH!' Sure it's subjective, but we all gotta get on board with that. (New Jovian Thunderbolt)
As I oft intone, you should go to the link and see the whole essay.
I believe in The United States, warts and all. Western Europe, not so much. There are myriad reasons our ancestors left their shores to come here.
There are reports of massive Jewish emigration from Paris in recent days, and of Sharia Law Zones in Britain and Paris where even the police don't wish to go. And of parts of Europe where Registration of Jews has begun again!
Sadly, the Islamic Experience is much more spotty, when it comes to evolving as a culture. They still subjugate women, and the fundamentalists despise those unlike themselves. There are exceptions – the moderate Muslims who have been protecting Christians in Egypt and those who have protected Jews in Morocco.
And the king of Jordan, a direct descendant of Mohammad, marching with the forty thousand in Paris.
Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. – George Santayana
I don't need a twisted cross to see the handwriting on the wall.
First of all, my thoughts and prayers go out to the families and friends of the magazine staff slaughtered by Muslim extremists in Paris.
Having said that, I don't know what nuances 'freedom of speech' hold in France, but I am familiar with those nuances here.
And I side with those who do, say and publish vile things – the Piss Christ (jar with a crucifix submerged in urine) as 'art'; some play in NYC where a Mormon has a Book of Mormon inserted rectally as part of a 'performance'; those Westboro Baptist Church idiots…
And those who burn the American Flag as a means of social and political protest.
I side with their right to freedom of expression; this doesn't mean I agree with them!
But, now we come to those bastards who killed 12 people in Paris (a largely gun-free zone) because they had the nerve to publish cartoons making fun of the prophet Mohammad – something Muslim extremists find reprehensible.
I've no problem with Muslims going about their daily business and worshiping as they please. And I can understand being upset at Mohammad being made light of, just as most Americans find the artistic and dramatic expressions mentioned earlier disgusting.
But most Americans wouldn't kill people for exercising their 'freedom of expression'.
"We must, indeed, all hang together, or most assuredly we shall all hang separately." – Benjamin Franklin
"The way to overcome them in this instance is to overwhelm them with disrespect and mockery. They can silence one magazine, but they can't silence the entire Internet. Every blogger, of every political stripe, be it left, right, and everywhere in between, needs to realize that freedom of speech and freedom of the press are the two keystones of your ideology, whatever it may be. You need to make a stand. You need to make these terrorists lose the ideological battle. And the way to do that is to republish the Mohammed cartoons yourselves. Today. Right now."(Sipsey Street Irregulars, PJ Media)
(Recognizing, of course, that my tiny blog is infinitesimal in the world of self-expression and free press. But we must take a stand somewhere. Please go to the PJMedia link above and select one or more hated cartoons and put it(them) out there. For the good of all freedom-loving people – Guffaw)
So said (on camera) Michael Brown's stepfather after the announcement of no true bill was made by the Ferguson prosecutor.
Rumors are The United States Department of Justice will be pursuing civil rights charges against Officer Darren Wilson.
No word as to whether or not Michael Brown's stepfather will be brought up on inciting to riot charges…
If the above protestor's sign is true, wouldn't there be many more Black folks killed by White law enforcement officers than Black folks killed by other Black folks?
AND, if it is true, shouldn't the reverse also be true? Shouldn't this Constitutional Republic Nation be charged with capturing and imprisoning all the folks, who by their selfish acts of violence, thievery and terrorism, are trying to bring down the Nation? Isn't the above suggesting insurrection and treason?
I know what some of you are thinking. You are thinking protest is allowed. A Right. It certainly is. Lawful protest, for a redress of grievances.
This doesn't include destruction of property, and looting. Never has looting been a form of protest. It is a form of burglary and vandalism.
But (you say) the Founding Fathers destroyed property as a form of protest! Remember The Boston Tea Party?
It's true, not only did the Founding Fathers and their brethren (and sistern) destroy property – they killed officers of the British Crown. And denied allegiance to the same. TREASON.
They already had concepts of a replacement government in place when they did so. I don't think the
protestors burglars and vandals in Ferguson have such an agenda. I think most of them are self-serving useful idiots of Lenin.
And while we're on the subject of Tea Parties. The Left has branded 'the Tea Party movement' as racist, largely because anyone against the President's agenda is colored racist. No (or scant) evidence. The Big Lie. A Big Lie repeated often enough is perceived as truth. And that it was an idea from a Nazi the protestor above is using to further an agenda.
A Nazi who would have killed her just as soon look at her.
If only these protesters had read history, including the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King's writings on non-violent protest…
h/t Theo Spark
Or at least use these flashlight functions on your cellular telephone!
From Old NFO
500 million downloads nationwide so far…
Top ten flashlight aps are malware that log all your contact, position and transactions and send the data to one of three countries, China, Russia and India. Can't just wipe the app, you have to wipe the app and then reset the phone to factory defaults to wipe out the Trojan code area.
You may have this on your phone!
And I thought cyberterrorism was just compromising our power grid.
NOPE – now it's PERSONAL!
THANKS, Jim!
(I suspect I will be branded as such – as if I've not been already – after posting THIS! – Guffaw)
From Rev. Paul, in part…
While much attention has been paid to the administration's announcement of further restrictions and infringements on that which shall not be infringed, we mustn't forget that there are other forces at play. (…)
(…)Case in point: an Anglican bishop stated, in 2009, ""Many bishops prefer to turn their heads, to carry on as if nothing has changed, rather than face the reality that England is no longer a Christian nation."
The use of Sharia, or Islamic religious law, is growing in Britain, with thousands of Muslims using it to settle disputes each year, but women's groups and some others are objecting.
Meanwhile, in America, "40 Percent of US Muslim Voters Want Islamic Law, 12 Percent Want Death for Blasphemers". (…)
(And these are persons rendered silent in a poll!)
(…)The Progressives are those who wish to "appease" the radical Islamists.
"An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile, hoping it will eat him last."
-Sir Winston Churchill
"Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other." (John Adams, 2nd President)
I edited out some of the other material presented, because I believe the material above is sufficient to warrant concern and discussion, without the necessity of religious overtone.
Obviously, to obtain the whole picture, or if your are traditionally religious, feel free to visit my good friend Rev. Paul's blog to see the entire post. I don't generally post religious stuff on this blog. (Sorry Paul)
Unlike government, we promote transparency here!
Or libertarian (small L)?
From Say Uncle:
My wookiee suit is strong but . . .
How do libertarians deal with quarantine? Personally, I accept that I am a rational actor and I'd go all quarantine because I should and am responsible for my actions. But some folks, like patient zero, who is not a libertarian, say I'm looking out for numero uno. Libertarians might just tell you to fuck off but that's not kosher in the whole "I am responsible for me" thing. What say you?
One answer (of 23 when I viewed it) from his posting:
- Joe Allen Says:
October 17th, 2014 at 11:11 pm The Zero Aggression Policy perfectly addresses quarantine. If you know, or have reason to believe, you may have a deadly contagious disease, you cannot hop on a cruise ship or jet airplane and call yourself a libertarian.
Of course, no mention is made any longer of the illness(es) being brought ashore by the thousands of
illegal alien children children who came here illegally without parents. This has been relegated to page 24, if it's on ANY pages at all!
I suspect, as we are not the World's policeman, we are also not their nanny.
What do you guys think? – Guffaw
No evidence Oklahoma beheading linked to terrorism, police say
From MSNBC. Who knew? (sarcasm)
Of course, the gov't called the mass shootings at Ft. Hood workplace violence, too.
Wouldn't want to upset the Muslim (Islamic fundamentalist version) folks.
Alton Nolen barged into an Oklahoma food plant Thursday, beheaded a woman and stabbed a second, police said. But he may have foreshadowed the attack months ago: In March, he posted a gory photo of a decapitation on Facebook, explaining that 'Islamic terrorists behead their victims' because of a 'precedent bestowed by their Prophet.'
(New York Daily News)
Naw, now I see it! Workplace violence. (sarcasm)
I remember when I read The Warren Report and kept seeing the phrase 'no credible evidence' of conspiracy.
Nothing to see here, certainly not home-grown Islamofascist terrorism.
Yeah, right.
PS – IF we are 'at war' with Islamoterrorism, and Americans choose to align themselves with the enemy, isn't that giving aid and comfort? IOW TREASON? Perhaps this is why the government is so slow to mark such acts as terrorism, and to treat them as civilian crimes?
While there ARE
illegal aliens, undocumented workers, freedom-seeking wretched refuse who do enter this nation illegally searching for their American Dream, most are honest, hard-working folk.
Just like the folks who
obeyed the law rules did it the right way. Legally. Right?
How can we tell – who is here with good intent, and who is a
scofflaw smuggler cartel member just trying to have a better life escape?
Colorado (God Bless 'Em) recently enabled such folks to obtain legal State-Issued driver licenses! Just-in-case they were tempted to do something heinous, the documents were marked with a black band, lest they try to use their new ID to board aircraft, vote, or or enter a federal building unnoticed.
Of course The State (in their infinite wisdom) promptly posted regular Driver Licenses to about 524 applicants with the regular markings – sans the black identifying mark!
To amend their error, Colorado immediately requested such folks return them – even offering a bribe gift card as incentive!
What percentage did their civic duty and exchanged their erroneous ID for legitimate ones?
I see this as a good approximation meter to measure the goodliness of those who have already broken the law to get here. Who knows what else they will do?
h/t Murphy's Law


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Around Lake Constance
Austria, Germany, Switzerland Bike Tours
A 3 country Lake Constance cycle tour around the beautiful Bodensee…
To cycle Lake Constance, you must travel through the countries of Austria, Germany, and Switzerland. The unique location of this bike tour has made it one of Europe's most desirable cycling destinations. Once a Roman fort, then a thriving medieval town, Constance is now a vibrant university town. The city's palatial mansions and colorful gables will immediately impress you.
The route takes you from cycling in Germany over the border into Swiss towns of Stein am Rhein and Ludwigshafen to Überlingen (frequently referred to as the Nice of Germany) and on into Meersburg, where you'll find half-timbered houses with cascading terraces.
Via Friedrichshafen, with its castle church and the famous Zeppelin Museum, the journey continues to the imperial island-town of Lindau, which is known for its lavish gardens, historic medieval town center, and its great location nestled under Pfänder Mountain. From Bavaria into the Austrian town of Bregenz, we highly recommend taking the cable car to the top of Pfänder Mountain, especially on a clear day. Bregenz is world famous for its annual summer music festival, Bregenzer Festspiele that is held on and around Lake Constance. The old Swiss harbor town of Rorschach has perhaps the prettiest Kornhaus in Switzerland. There is also a lovely lake promenade as well as the abbey Mariaberg, and Sulzberg and Wartegg castles. Then via Arbon, the oldest settlement on Lake Constance, and Romanshorn, the route will take you back to the start. Cycling around Lake Constance is a wonderful tour for a cycling enthusiast.
We have many selections of Lake Constance bike tours from which to choose. Although we feature the 7 day / 6 night tour in detail, we can also offer a "sportier" 5 day tour, a longer distance 7 day tour and an 8 day tour. Upon request we can also send you details about a single hotel based tour!
Want to see more bike tours in Austria? Also, check out our full list of bike tours in Germany.
Where You'll Stay
Charming 3 and 4-star hotels and guesthouses in Category A or 2 and 3 star hotels in Category B,
What's Included
- Hotel accommodations for 4 to 7 nights
- Breakfasts
- Detailed route descriptions and maps
- 7 or 24-speed hybrid bicycle
- Luggage transportation
- 7 day service hotline
- 7 day Tour
- Entrance to Rosgarten museum, 1 coffee incl.
- Boat trip Wallhausen - Überlingen incl. bicycle
- 1 bottle of wine (only when booked in Cat. A)
- 8 day tour
- Entrance to Rosgarten museum, 1 coffee incl.
- Boat trip Wallhausen - Überlingen incl. bicycle
- Boat trip to the Rhinefall rocks
- 1 bottle of wine (only when booked in Cat. A)
- 5 Day Sporty Tour
- Car ferry from Constance - Meersburg incl. bicycle
What's Not Included
- Individual arrival to hotel in Constance
- Lunches and dinners
- Bicycle protection
- Trip insurance
|Self Guided
|5–8 days
|€369 Rates
|Print Tour
Tour Dates
7 Day Tour: Daily departures beginning March 28 to October 25, 2015
8 Day Tour: Daily departures beginning March 28 to October 24, 2015
5 day Sporty Tour: Daily departures beginning March 28 to October 27, 2015
Skill Level
Easy, self-guided hotel tour with average daily distances of 13 to 35 miles (20 to 55 km). Route runs predominantly flat, with an occasional rolling hill, and along good asphalt roads and bike paths.
Day-To-Day Itinerary
7 Day tour:
Day 1: Individual arrival in Constance
Day 2: Constance - Radolfzell - Stein am Rhein region, 29 mi. (45 km)
Day 3: Stein am Rhein region - Überlingen, 29 mi. (45 km) + boat trip
Day 4: Überlingen - Kressbronn region, 32 mi. (50 km)
Day 5: Kressbronn - Höchst region/Rorschach, 22/32 mi. (35/50 km)
Day 6: Höchst region/Rorschach - Constance, 35/22 mi. (55/35 km)
Day 7: Departure or extended stay in Constance
Day 1: Individual arrival in Konstanz/Kreuzlingen
Take the chance to visit Mainau island or take a walk through the old town of Constance. The aquariums in the Sea Life Center and the Archaeological Museum are also recommended.
Day 2: Konstanz - Radolfzell - Stein am Rhein, 29 mi. (45 km)
From Constance you will cycle along the Gnadensee and into the old imperial town of Radolfzell. You will continue on along good pathways over the Höri peninsula to Stein am Rhein, which is full of beautiful houses adorned with frescoes.
Day 3: Stein am Rhein - Konstanz - Überlingen, 29 mi. (45 km) + boat trip
The start of today's tour will lead you through the almost completely preserved medieval town Stein am Rhein. You will cycle along the Swiss shores of the lake back to Constance. In Wallhausen you will board a boat and disembark in Überlingen with its late gothic style cathedral and beautiful health resort park and lake walkway.
Day 4: Überlingen - Kressbronn, 32 mi. (50 km)
From Überlingen you will cycle to Friedrichshafen. You will pass by the baroque pilgrimage church of Birnau and the ancient town of Meersburg on the way. In Friedrichshafen the Zeppelinmuseum is worth visiting.
Day 5: Kressbronn - Höchst/Rorschach, 22/32 mi. (35/50 km)
Today you will travel towards the Bavarian town of Lindau, which is situated on an island. Then you will head on towards Bregenz. The capital town of Vorarlberg is famous for its annual drama festival on the largest lake theatre in the world. You will then pass through an important nature reserve on the Rhein delta.
Day 6: Höchst/Rorschach - Konstanz/Kreuzlingen, 22-35 mi. (35-55 km)
The last day of your tour leads you through Romanshorn, with most important Swiss harbor on Lake Constance. You will pass many villages full with wooden framed houses on your way back to Constance. You can visit Mainau island today if you haven't already done so.
Day 7: Individual departure or extension of stay
After breakfast you may return home or extend your stay.
8 Day tour:
Day 1: Individual arrival in Constance
Day 2: Constance - Stein am Rhein region, 29 mi. (45 km)
Day 3: Day trip to Schaffhausen and the Rheinfalls, 32 mi. (50 km)
Day 4: Stein am Rhein region - Überlingen, 29 mi. (45 km) + boat trip
Day 5: Überlingen - Kressbronn region, 32 mi. (50 km)
Day 6: Kressbronn - Höchst region/Rorschach, 22/32 mi. (35/50 km)
Day 7: Höchst region/Rorschach - Constance, 22 - 35 mi. (35 - 55 km)
Day 8: Departure or extended stay in Constance
5 Day Sporty tour:
Day 1: Individual arrival in Constance
Day 2: Constance - Radolfzell - Stein am Rhein - Constance, 50 mi. (80 km)
Day 3: Constance - Bregenz, 42 mi. (65km) + ferry trip
Day 4: Bregenz - Constance/Kreuzlingen, 46 mi. (75 km)
Day 5: Departure or extended stay in Constance.
*All distances are approximate.
Be sure to check out all of our bike tours in Europe or look at our featured bike trips, specials, and news.


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Beachfront Hotel is about the only place in Hoki that's had a facelift in 50 years. Modern rooms with full bathroom heating, including floors (that we couldn't figure out how to turn off) a fridge and a "mini bar." There is a beautiful patio that overlooks the ocean with views of the sunset out to the left. It's nice the sun didn't penetrate directly into the all glass sliding doors otherwise the rooms would have been even hotter (where's the draft or the air con?). The restaurant had an interesting take on lamb with too much (bbq?) sauce on top, but their desserts (pavlova) were delicious. Great lobby/bar area and just moments away from the Pancake Rocks. Definitely the best place to stay in Hoki.
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Hotel located in Brenzone sul Garda
Situated in Brenzone sul Garda, this hotel is close to Church of San Zeno, Prada Costabella Cable Car, and Pra de la Fam Lemon House. Area attractions also include Sanctuary of Madonna di Montecastello and Parco Alto Garda Bresciano Visitor Center.
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Ronit Machtinger, M.D.
Visiting Scientist
Harvard School of Public Health
EH - Environmental + Occupational Medicine + Epi
Harvard School of Public Health
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665 Huntington Ave
Boston MA 02115
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Haas J, Zilberberg E, Machtinger R, Kedem A, Hourvitz A, Orvieto R. Do poor-responder patients benefit from increasing the daily gonadotropin dose during controlled ovarian hyperstimulation for IVF? Gynecol Endocrinol. 2015 Jan; 31(1):79-82.
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Haas J, Zilberberg E, Dar S, Kedem A, Machtinger R, Orvieto R. Co-administration of GnRH-agonist and hCG for final oocyte maturation (double trigger) in patients with low number of oocytes retrieved per number of preovulatory follicles-a preliminary report. J Ovarian Res. 2014; 7:77.
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Tsur A, Machtinger R, Segal-Lieberman G. [Obesity, bariatric surgery and future fertility]. Harefuah. 2014 Aug; 153(8):478-81, 497, 496.
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Machtinger R, Orvieto R. Bisphenol A, oocyte maturation, implantation, and IVF outcome: review of animal and human data. Reprod Biomed Online. 2014 Oct; 29(4):404-10.
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Haas J, Kedem A, Machtinger R, Dar S, Hourvitz A, Yerushalmi G, Orvieto R. HCG (1500IU) administration on day 3 after oocytes retrieval, following GnRH-agonist trigger for final follicular maturation, results in high sufficient mid luteal progesterone levels - a proof of concept. J Ovarian Res. 2014; 7(1):35.
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Kedem A, Tsur A, Haas J, Yerushalmi GM, Hourvitz A, Machtinger R, Orvieto R. Is the modified natural in vitro fertilization cycle justified in patients with "genuine" poor response to controlled ovarian hyperstimulation? Fertil Steril. 2014 Jun; 101(6):1624-8.
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Machtinger R, Fennessy FM, Stewart EA, Missmer SA, Correia KF, Tempany CM. MR-guided focused ultrasound (MRgFUS) is effective for the distinct pattern of uterine fibroids seen in African-American women: data from phase III/IV, non-randomized, multicenter clinical trials. J Ther Ultrasound. 2013; 1:23.
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Avraham S, Machtinger R, Cahan T, Sokolov A, Racowsky C, Seidman DS. What is the quality of information on social oocyte cryopreservation provided by websites of Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology member fertility clinics? Fertil Steril. 2014 Jan; 101(1):222-6.
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Machtinger R, Combelles CM, Missmer SA, Correia KF, Williams P, Hauser R, Racowsky C. Bisphenol-A and human oocyte maturation in vitro. Hum Reprod. 2013 Oct; 28(10):2735-45.
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Machtinger R, Racowsky C. Morphological systems of human embryo assessment and clinical evidence. Reprod Biomed Online. 2013 Mar; 26(3):210-21.
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Machtinger R, Inbar Y, Cohen-Eylon S, Admon D, Alagem-Mizrachi A, Rabinovici J. MR-guided focus ultrasound (MRgFUS) for symptomatic uterine fibroids: predictors of treatment success. Hum Reprod. 2012 Dec; 27(12):3425-31.
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Machtinger R, Combelles CM, Missmer SA, Correia KF, Fox JH, Racowsky C. The association between severe obesity and characteristics of failed fertilized oocytes. Hum Reprod. 2012 Nov; 27(11):3198-207.
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Baum M, Yerushalmi GM, Maman E, Kedem A, Machtinger R, Hourvitz A, Dor J. Does local injury to the endometrium before IVF cycle really affect treatment outcome? Results of a randomized placebo controlled trial. Gynecol Endocrinol. 2012 Dec; 28(12):933-6.
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Machtinger R, Racowsky C. Culture systems: single step. Methods Mol Biol. 2012; 912:199-209.
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Baum M, Machtinger R, Yerushalmi GM, Maman E, Seidman DS, Dor J, Hourvitz A. Recurrence of empty follicle syndrome with stimulated IVF cycles. Gynecol Endocrinol. 2012 Apr; 28(4):293-5.
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Machtinger R, Tempany CM, Kanan Roddy A, Fennessy FM. Successful MRI-Guided Focused Ultrasound Uterine Fibroid Treatment Despite an Ostomy and Significant Abdominal Wall Scarring. ISRN Obstet Gynecol. 2011; 2011:962621.
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Machtinger R, Politch JA, Hornstein MD, Ginsburg ES, Racowsky C. A giant oocyte in a cohort of retrieved oocytes: does it have any effect on the in vitro fertilization cycle outcome? Fertil Steril. 2011 Feb; 95(2):573-6.
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Maman E, Baum M, Machtinger R, Seidman DS, Dor J, Hourvitz A. IVF treatment should not be postponed for patients with high basal FSH concentrations. Reprod Biomed Online. 2010 Nov; 21(5):631-5.
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Machtinger R, Sivan E, Maayan-Metzger A, Moran O, Kuint J, Schiff E. Perinatal, postnatal, and maternal outcome parameters of triplet pregnancies according to the planned mode of delivery: results of a single tertiary center. J Matern Fetal Neonatal Med. 2011 Jan; 24(1):91-5.
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Wiser A, Raviv G, Weissenberg R, Elizur SE, Levron J, Machtinger R, Madgar I. Does age at orchidopexy impact on the results of testicular sperm extraction? Reprod Biomed Online. 2009 Dec; 19(6):778-83.
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Hourvitz A, Machtinger R, Maman E, Baum M, Dor J, Levron J. Assisted reproduction in women over 40 years of age: how old is too old? Reprod Biomed Online. 2009 Oct; 19(4):599-603.
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Geifman-Holtzman O, Machtinger R, Spiliopoulos M, Schiff E, Koren-Morag N, Dulitzki M. The clinical utility of oral glucose tolerance test at term: can it predict fetal macrosomia? Arch Gynecol Obstet. 2010 May; 281(5):817-21.
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Hourvitz A, Maman E, Brengauz M, Machtinger R, Dor J. In vitro maturation for patients with repeated in vitro fertilization failure due to "oocyte maturation abnormalities". Fertil Steril. 2010 Jul; 94(2):496-501.
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Korach J, Machtinger R, Perri T, Vicus D, Segal J, Fridman E, Ben-Baruch G. Villoglandular papillary adenocarcinoma of the uterine cervix: a diagnostic challenge. Acta Obstet Gynecol Scand. 2009; 88(3):355-8.
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Vitner D, Machtinger R, Baum M, Goldenberg M, Schiff E, Seidman DS. High failure rates of medical termination of pregnancy after introduction to a large teaching hospital. Fertil Steril. 2009 Apr; 91(4 Suppl):1374-7.
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Machtinger R, Stockheim D, Seidman DS, Lerner-Geva L, Dor J, Schiff E, Shulman A. Medical treatment with misoprostol for early failure of pregnancies after assisted reproductive technology: a promising treatment option. Fertil Steril. 2009 May; 91(5):1881-5.
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Livshits A, Machtinger R, David LB, Spira M, Moshe-Zahav A, Seidman DS. Ibuprofen and paracetamol for pain relief during medical abortion: a double-blind randomized controlled study. Fertil Steril. 2009 May; 91(5):1877-80.
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Machtinger R, Inbar Y, Ben-Baruch G, Korach J, Rabinovici J. MRgFUS for pain relief as palliative treatment in recurrent cervical carcinoma: a case report. Gynecol Oncol. 2008 Jan; 108(1):241-3.
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Stockheim D, Machtinger R, Wiser A, Dulitzky M, Soriano D, Goldenberg M, Schiff E, Seidman DS. A randomized prospective study of misoprostol or mifepristone followed by misoprostol when needed for the treatment of women with early pregnancy failure. Fertil Steril. 2006 Oct; 86(4):956-60.
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Machtinger R, Dor J, Margolin M, Levron J, Baum M, Ferber B, Shulman A, Bider D, Seidman DS. Sequential transfer of day 3 embryos and blastocysts after previous IVF failures despite adequate ovarian response. Reprod Biomed Online. 2006 Sep; 13(3):376-9.
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Machtinger R, Seidman DS, Goldenberg M, Stockheim D, Schiff E, Shulman A. Transvaginal ultrasound and operative hysteroscopy in women undergoing medical termination of pregnancy as a part of routine follow-up. Fertil Steril. 2005 Nov; 84(5):1536-8.
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Machtinger R, Korach J, Padoa A, Fridman E, Zolti M, Segal J, Yefet Y, Goldenberg M, Ben-Baruch G. Transvaginal ultrasound and diagnostic hysteroscopy as a predictor of endometrial polyps: risk factors for premalignancy and malignancy. Int J Gynecol Cancer. 2005 Mar-Apr; 15(2):325-8.
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Machtinger R, Gotlieb WH, Korach J, Fridman E, Apter S, Goldenberg M, Ben-Baruch G. Placental site trophoblastic tumor: outcome of five cases including fertility preserving management. Gynecol Oncol. 2005 Jan; 96(1):56-61.
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Machtinger R, Goldenberg M, Soriano D, Zolti M, Atlas M, Seidman DS. [Medical termination of pregnancy with mifepristone--initial experience at the Sheba Medical Center]. Harefuah. 2003 Oct; 142(10):666-8, 719.
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Machtinger R, Dor J, Levron J, Mashiach S, Levran D, Seidman DS. The effect of prolonged cryopreservation on embryo survival. Gynecol Endocrinol. 2002 Aug; 16(4):293-8.
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Machtinger R, Seidman DS. [Long-term cryopreservation of oocytes--outcome and related ethical, legal and religious issues]. Harefuah. 2000 Sep; 139(5-6):211-7.
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Citrus newbie seeks yuzu advice
I recently purchased a cute little yuzu seedling! Its healthy-looking and has been growing, but it hasn't started flowering yet. If it's old enough, it should be flowering right about...... now.. right? I haven't really been fertilizing it much, is that the reason? Thanks!
Could be. Meyer_Mike taught me about Foliage Pro and it works wonders.
After one measley year of growing Citrus, I have come to at least one realization- they are some of the more finicky, needy plants out there. Cats in another form.
I procured a Yuzu about a year ago. It just kind of sat there. No growth, no flowering, just a static, zombified state. Towards the very end of the Winter, it suddenly flowered and flushed and now has a bunch of fruit. In fact, they are about 1/3 of their eventual harvest size.
Go figure.