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The Most Requested Jazz Standards
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The Most Requested Jazz Standards by Various. For Piano/Vocal/Guitar. Piano/Vocal/Guitar Songbook. 304 pages. Published by Cherry Lane Music (HL.102988).
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75 favorite jazz standards in P/V/G arrangements, including: All the Things You Are • But Not for Me • Cheek to Cheek • Come Fly with Me • Embraceable You • How About You? • I Got Rhythm • It Had to Be You • Moonlight in Vermont • On Green Dolphin Street • 'Round Midnight • Satin Doll • The Very Thought of You • and dozens more!
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Here you will find all the information you need to plan your visit to hundreds of glorious gardens right across the UK.
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Great Gardens to Visit 2015
Great Gardens to Visit 2015, which has just been published, features over 100 beautiful gardens right across the UK.
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The Finest Gardens of the South West is an inspirational celebration of the very best gardens in the West Country of England, covering an area from Cornwall to the Wiltshire and Hampshire Borders.
Using informative, evocative text and stunning imagery, garden writer and broadcaster Tony Russell captures the very essence of the fifty finest gardens within this region and explores their history, design, plants and personalities. The diversity of gardens to be found in the South West and within this book is truly astonishing. Within these pages you will find gardens full of sub-tropical plants, such as Tresco on the Isles of Scilly and Overbeck's in Devon, modern-day creations at The Eden Project and University of Bristol Botanic Garden, historical restorations at The Lost Gardens of Heligan and Hestercombe in Somerset and botanically important gardens such as the Royal Horticultural Society's garden at Rosemoor and Trewithen in Cornwall. All the gardens featured within this book allow public access at some time during each year.
The Finest Gardens of the South West is quite simply one of the finest books on the subject and essential reading for anyone interested in visiting and understanding gardens. Just like its predecessors, it will undoubtedly become a best-selling classic, a book that works equally as well on the coffee table or as a faithful companion in the car.
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Following on from the best-selling book The Cotswolds Finest Gardens, this long awaited sequel is an inspirational celebration of the very best gardens in Wales.
Using informative, evocative text and stunning imagery, garden writer and broadcaster Tony Russell captures the very essence of the fifty finest gardens within Wales, covering their history, design, plants and personalities along the way.
From Anglesey in the northwest to the Wye Valley in the southeast, this book discovers just why Wales is regarded as having one of the best and most diverse collections of gardens in the world. Within these pages you will find grand landscapes such as at Dyffryn and Powis Castle, historical gems like Erddig and Plas Tan y Bwlch, national icons at Bodnant and The National Botanic Garden of Wales, superb garden restorations at Plas Cadnant and Aberglasney, flamboyant designs such as Portmeirion and Dewstow and world class plant collections at Plas Newydd and Plantasia.
All the gardens featured within this book allow public access at some time during each year.
The Finest Gardens in Wales is essential reading for anyone with even the slightest interest in gardens and will undoubtedly become a best-selling classic, a book that will be placed on the coffee table as well as carried in the car and a book that will raise the profile of Welsh gardens even further.
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Great Gardens to Visit – Garden of the Month – Chiswick House & Gardens
Chiswick House is a magnificent neo-Palladian villa set in 65 acres of beautiful historic gardens.
Chiswick House Gardens are a site of international importance, both as the birthplace of the English Landscape Movement, and as the setting for one of the most beautiful houses in London.
Chiswick House is among the most glorious examples of 18th-century British architecture and includes a rich collection of Old Master paintings. The important 18th century gardens surrounding Chiswick House include many historic features and buildings to delight the visitor from the magnificent cedar trees, The Cascade, statues, temples, urns, obelisks and the Italian Garden. 2010 saw the culmination of a major project that has restored these historic gardens.
The Chiswick House Camellia Show 28th February – 29th March 2015
Details to help you plan a visit are here
Discover Britain's Gardens
Discover Britain's Gardens is currently a seasonal magazine which is published four times a year – spring, summer, autumn, winter.
The January – March 2015 edition is just published and includes a special feature on the glorious gardens of Wales.
If you are interested in visiting Britain's Great Gardens then this is the magazine for you.
Discover Britain's Gardens is packed with glorious garden photographs, great ideas on gardens to visit, competitions, quizzes and news on forthcoming events.
In this edition, there are Free tickets for some of your favourite gardens.
To find out how to get a FREE copy of the magazine, please click here
Garden-themed Holidays
Tony Russell leads a number of garden-themed holidays, covering all parts of the world.
To find out more about a garden-themed holiday please click here
The Garden Holidays page features an article, originally published in the Telegraph.
This article gives an enjoyable account of a garden-themed holiday that Tony Russell led and is an excellent introduction to Garden Tours.
The Garden Holidays page also has a brief description and links to two companies that Tony Russell works with – Brightwater Holidays & Victoria Travel.
Photographic Library
Over the last ten years, Tony Russell has built up a digital photographic library of some 12,000 high quality publishable images relating to trees, shrubs, flowers, gardens and landscapes.
These images are now available for others to use.
The pictures are not available elsewhere – they are exclusive to Gardens to Visit.
They may be of special value to Magazine Editors, Writers and Journalists in illustrating articles and magazine features.
To find out more details please go here.
BBC Gardeners' World Magazine – 100 amazing facts about trees
Tony Russell writes for BBC Gardeners' World magazine and this article "100 Amazing Facts about Trees" provides a wealth of fascinating information.
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The Pepsi Refresh Project: A Thirst for Change
Michael I. Norton; Jill Avery
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In 2010, for the first time in 23 years, PepsiCo did not invest in Superbowl advertising for its iconic brand. Instead, the company diverted this $20 million to the social media-fueled Pepsi Refresh Project: PepsiCo's innovative cause-marketing program in which consumers submitted ideas for grants for health, environmental, social, educational, and cultural causes. Consumers voted for their favorite ideas, and PepsiCo funded the winners with grants ranging from $5,000 to $250,000. The case highlights the benefits and risks of traditional branding and social media branding, including a discussion of how the Pepsi Refresh Project fits with Pepsi's previous brand positioning. The case discussion focuses on how the brand team should evaluate the initiative's return on investment (from sales to social media engagement), whether they should continue the initiative for 2011, and whether Pepsi is the right brand for this kind of initiative.
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The case has three primary teaching purposes: 1) Exploring the risks and rewards when major brands engage in cause-marketing programs, including backlash from media and consumers; 2) Evaluating the success of cause-marketing programs, which involves balancing short-term sales against longer-term customer loyalty and brand health; 3) Exploring the risks and rewards of "opening up" a brand to consumer involvement via social media; the Pepsi Refresh campaign empowered consumers to propose projects for any charitable cause they wished, meaning that the brand relinquished some control over the causes it supported.
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Definitely, yes… you probably changed your tiles by some other newGRF I would guess… there is no other way to remove stuff from RAWR; or your download got interrupted an the grf is incomplete. Removing manually and redownloading afterwards would help in that case.
Hey great job V this sounds awesome! I took it for a spin and all I see is roads and farms though… should the regular tiles have changed too?
What do you mean the save game?
This is a NewGRF that you can obtain from BaNaNaS … if you want to see a savegame where this industry NewGRF is used, then you can for example take a look at
Please, someone share the save game.
Last month we put a news item out about our retention policy. We have decided to start actively enforcing this policy from the 1st of March.
This is needed to maintain proper stability of our services. Each night a 03:00 UTC our server will cleanup any files that are outside of the retention policy.
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To make the most out of this situation we immediatly also starting converting some of our local containers to a diskimage format (PLOOP / https://openvz.org/Ploop/Why). However because one of our main containers which has all the HG repositories has so many small files this conversion is taking longer then expected.
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just now I am realizing I forgot to officially mention that I have been working on another project for the past months. RAWR Absolute World Replacement is currently 32bpp/ExtraZoom LANDSCAPE with ROADS and TRACKS. Eventually I am hoping to replace all the sprites the game needs, and the final output then could be a full base set.
Visually, the set is obviously 32bpp/ExtraZoom which looks relatively nice. Functionally, it lets you choose from the 4 climates and force any of them visually. That way you can apply any of them you want – especially if you load the newGRF as a static one. I hope you like it, there is still a lot of things to be done, but the core is there.
The project home is at the devzone per usual – you can also find a guide on how to apply static NewGRFs. I also have a thread at tt-forums, you are welcome to contribute/place your impressions/screenshots there
You can download RAWR from the online content – BaNaNaS – through the game, or from the website manually.
Enjoy and let me know what you think!
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In recent months the retention policy for builds created by the DevZone's compile farm was rather liberal and all build for every push were kept. However, with the increasing size of NewGRFs (we needed to upgrade the allocated space for builds several times already) we need to go back to the original retention policy:
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Due to the increasing size of some projects we changed some settings in the compile farm itself, in Jenkins so that build results will not be kept any longer on that build server. As previously all build results will always be published to our file server at http://bundles.openttdcoop.org. The results of the latest build can always be found at http://bundles.openttdcoop.org/PROJECTNAME/push/LATEST (where PROJECTNAME is the name as it appears here on the DevZone, which is also part of the repository URLs)
As one of the sysadmins of #openttdcoop alot of work happens for me on the background. Most changes go unnoticed, some cause minor breakdowns (sorry ;)) but alot of changes you don't see. The changes that mostly did go unnoticed were changes to our mail infrastructure, database updates, backup procedures. And that's just a few.
Today one of the changes that you will see is a change to our paste service. The paste service as it currently is has changed. We have switched to a new backend which was needed. The old pastes are NOT deleted. They can still be reached at http://old-paste.openttdcoop.org. However do keep in mind that this will go offline at some point and we strongly advice against creating new pastes there.
Our new backend is currently live at https://paste.openttdcoop.org. In this case we are using sticky-notes as a backend. This gives you more privacy and options compared to the old paste. We do hope the new features help everyone out even us as admins in maintaining it all.
Another change that already is active (and you might not always notice) is a replacement we did for our bundles server. This had to happen at some point. And today it is done. This change won't have much of an impact. But we hope to improve response times with this new server.
These are just a few of the changes you're going to see. More will follow at some point but this is just a start
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Ladies and madmen, I am happy to announce that the project I have been working on for the last few months, has grown to it's first release! First of all I would like to give a huge thanks to frosch who helped me greatly to get the production mechanism working, but also Alberth for trying to help me as much as possible. I would also like to thank all the people like planetmaker for answering my endless and often stupid questions about NML in general. I greatly appreciate everyone who have supported me with any feedback!6 Comments
Today Alberth and myself changed the required python version of NML nightly versions and a future NML 0.4.0 to python 3.2 or newer as python2 is slowly phasing out, and also the imaging module is better supported with python3. For some time there will continue be updates to the 0.3 branch as well with an occasional maintenance release, though.
If you're on windows, this is of little consequence to you, we continue to provide an exe file which can be used out-of-box, now based on python 3.3.
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Fisherfolk in his area had a dispute with fisheries department officials last week when they were informed the bunk in Pulicat would no longer supply subsidised diesel.
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Meanwhile, fishermen all along the State's coast are in a state of agitation due to the classification of some bunks. Almost all the bunks in Cuddalore and Nagapattinam districts have been classified as bulk consumer bunks.
Sources in the fisheries department said they had informed fisherfolk they would bear the transportation charges if they needed to purchase diesel from nearby bunks.
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I have had epilepsy all my life,(57 years) and did not have a major seizure for 22 years, but when i did in 1987, i had to be put on a new regimen of anti-convoulsives for life.You say that you are not taking any medicine @ this time,but it is hard to say whether you will have another "episode" or not.
If i were you,i would consult with either your primary care doctor,or neurologist on this matter.I hope that this will guide you in your quest.
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Hi LaceyLee1303, have you been prescribed the Promethazine for nausea/vomiting, this is what I am taking it for and is very good for that. But I did read somewhere that there is a caution for someone who has seizures, so unless your doctor prescribed this to you taking this drug might not be in you best interest. Hope this helped you a little, Liz.
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A little museum, quite unknown - I bet even not all locals know it. It's Ixelles municipality museum, in Ixelles area obviously. For this reason, I am listing it in Off the beaten path tips too.
The setting is not impressive at all, the interesting permanent collection is: mostly Belgian works and posters.. lots of that. Even think the posters are the highlight of the permanent collection.
The most interesting part was, for me, the great collection of all-eras' bills and posters too. In paintings, not to look over: Rik Wouters (probably my favourite Belgian painter), Permeke and De Smet.
Posters in permanent gatherings:
*Exemples of French posters:
*Exemples of Belgian posters:
Also, the museum uses to host temporary exhibitions. My first visit in 2001 was to see a Sotheby's paintings collection. I learnt about the exhibition by chance and saw the museum for first time. Happy to have discovered it.
Returned again in May 2005... to attend another exhibition of La Collection Planque. It's always a nice surprise and a refreshing experience to go to this small museum. Still, I enjoyed my two hours (and a bit more) spent in there. I was surprised by the number of attendants as well. Little I knew so many people could have noticed it. Oh! talk Cézanne, Dubuffet, Klee, Picasso.. and the "cultured" people would flock in. Though very little dare to check the interesting permanent collection.
Opening Hours:
*Tuesday-Friday: 1pm - 6.30 pm
*Saturday & Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm
Address: 71 rue Jean Van Volsem - 1050 BXL
This great museum is located about 10 km outside Brussels. Surrounded by a lot of parks and walking areas, it is ideal place to spend a sunny dan. In case of rain go inside and discover interesting sculptures, maps, animals, plants etc. from Central Africa. Friend of mine who lives in Brussels told me that Tervuren was opened for World Fair (cannot recall the year) and that people from colonies were exposed for visitors in simulation of their natural habitat (how inhumane!). We have tried to find out more but museum guide was reluctant to give us straight answer!
So far, my fave !
I think that if you have a few time in Brussels with MIM, Musee des Instruments de Musique, it is a great deal as far as museums are concerned. For an extra reason : even Brussels people don't know it that much.
I discovered it by chance in 1997, while wandering in Brussels office district. In fact, this used to be an old art district but offices took over art.
The first exhibition I assisted there was "Emile Verhaeren, un mus?e imaginaire". Focus on Emile Verhaeren, Belgian poet, as a link between Belgian and French artists in 1848- 1914 era. Manet, Seurat, Monet, Toulouse- Lautrec paintings adjoined with Rodin woodcarving pieces, Ensor and Meunier drawings. Visitors could even have a glance at epistolary contents that tied those artistes and "passeurs" (a kind of art smugglers) ...
The whole was displayed in a jewel case that is this building that used to be Henri Van Cutsem town house. He had it restaured by Victor Horta so as to settle his private collection (refurbished in 2003). I appreciated the sensible choice as for the place: a feeling of intimacy that bigger exhibition rooms do not deliver. The exhibition led me in the past, when those now famous artists struggled for the then recognition of their art.
Nowadays, Mus?e Charlier' s permanent collection gathers paintings, tapestry, sculpture, furniture and plate items.
Most of artists whose works, of high quality, are exhibited in Mus?e Charlier are Belgian. Painters, for instance, are those of late XIX -early XX centuries. As for pieces of furniture, they just give to the house a cosy atmosphere with their varied style: China, Renaissance, Empire... The history of the collection' s building up is quite interesting to read. First, take a glance at its website (only French and Dutch) and read about history. Then come to Brussels to see it.
Avenue des Arts- Kunstlaan 16 - 1210
Metro M stations: Arts-Loi or Madou
See map at: http://www.musee-charlier-museum.be/fr/contact.phpBrussels
Do you like iguanodons, dinosaurs larger than life, mammuths, human evolution, a vivarium of spiders and amazing invertebrates, plus a collection of giant whales ?. This Museum is the place to be introducing the general public to the body of scientific knowledge built up by its researchers.
There are also very interesting temporary exhibitions and all kinds of animations for children and adults.
Opening hours :Tuesday to Friday from 9:30 to 16:45
Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 to 18:00
Closed on Mondays.
Rue Vautier 29, B-1000 Brussels (In the vicinity of the European Communities)
An offbeat track... Go to the top of MIM museum (highest level) and head to the glass bow- window (the corner turret if you see it from outside). From there, you have a view of center of Brussels from the heights. A view on the spire of Town hall (on Grand-Place) and quite 180 degrees around...
Thursday evenings are exceptional since it's the only day the restaurant is open in the evening.
Cuisine is OK, at reasonable price : around 10 euros for a dish.
MIM museum - Rue Montagne de la Cour 2
Sure, panoramic view pic will come soon !!
I'll tell you a secret. I've got the chance of my lifetime by having visited this detached house in the Parc of Cinquantenaire. Conceived by Horta to house a monumental high-relief sculpture of Jef Lambeau in white Carare marble, the pavillon made a scandal and was closed only three days after its opening. At present it is only open at very rare occasions. Strange Human Passions....
Ordered by the belgian government in 1890 the sculpture has been shown to the public eight years later in a little temple built by Victor Horta. The cooperation between the two artists was very turbulent . At that time the work of art is marked by the press as an insult to the good customs and since it is still hidden to the public's eyes. I don't understand why.....
Parc du Cinquantenaire, near Rond-Point Schuman, the Mosque and European Community, 1040 Bruxelles
The Clockarium museum is conveniently housed in Schaerbeek, at the entrance to Brussels, in a nice Art Deco house built in 1935 by the architect G. Bossuyt. More than a thousand ceramic mantelpiece clocks are displayed on three floors:
the first floor is devoted to French and Czech art deco ceramic clocks
the second floor is for Belgian pieces
the third floor is for art deco ceramic clocks of various origins: German, Dutch, Austrian, Italian and unknown;
also, two rooms are devoted to the decadent clocks from the Fifties till now.
A room will soon open on the ground floor for antique and collectible clocks former to 1920
The Horta Museum, located in the house that Victor Horta built for himself in 1898, is not a museum in the traditional sense of the word. There are no displays explaining the foundation of art nouveau architecture or even the architect, Victor Horta, instead the house itself serves as the museum.
The Horta Museum is located at Amerikaanse straat / Rue Américaine, 23-25. The 1st time I visited we walked there from central Brussels but I wouldn't recommend this, it was very far outside the center. The 2nd time we took a tram 92 from Petit Sablon and I we got off at Place Janson. The map from the tourist office has a map of this area and I highly recommend you get one. On the way back you can wander through the neighborhood and look at some other examples of Art Nouveau, the museum ticket has several impressive examples listed and the Lonely Planet guide I was using also had an Art Nouveau walk in it.
No pictures are allowed in the interior.
This museum is very well done and interesting. Dedicated to the Belgian comic strip and the artists that produce them, this museum is quite extensive, on 3 floors in a art nouveau building designed by Victor Horta and adapted to exhibit the collection. Great bookstore with loads of posters. Quite fun and colorful.
Zandstraat / Rue des Sables, 20
1000 Brussels
Opening hours
From 10am to 6pm
Adults : 6,20 € (Euro) per person.
Seniors : 5 € (Euro) per person
Children under 12 : 2,50 € (Euro) per person
In the centre of Anderlecht is the house where the famous scholar and humanist Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam (1466/69-1536) lived for a while in between all other cities he resided in. He came from Rotterdam where he spent only a short time before being educated and attending universities in Steyn, Leuven, Paris and elsewhere. No wonder his is the perfect name for a European student exchange programme. Here in Anderlecht (then a village outside Brussels and now one of its communes), he stayed in 1521 and this is why the museum part hosts plenty of books that people still come to study and also let you listen to regular lectures. There is also a collection of great Flemish art and my own favourite things; old furniture. It is a cosy house where it feels like people still live and sit and discuss world events at night.
A beguinage is a sort of Belgian monastery but where the nuns were allowed to take up work in their society during daytime. The one at Anderlecth is the smallest in Belgium, only eight nuns lived here. Together, the museum and the beguinage make up the historical core of Anderlecht - a very peaceful place if you have visited the bustling immigrant market before coming here. The gardens are also fascinating and in summertime made up of herbs and other plants which Erasmus encountered during his travels. A real hidden gem of a quarter. You find it by the Rue du Chapitre, 31 (metro stop St Guidon).
I took the metro to the Jette area from Gare Centrale, and walked over to Rene Magritte's house which was once the center of the surrealsit movement. Along the way, some great Art Nouveau architecture captures the eye! Once there, I was asked to don paper slippers and was given a private tour, then left to wander on my own for the upper two floors. Not a lot of his paintings, but lots of memorabilia and a fascinating look at the lifestyles of artists in his era in Brussels.
In the picture, you see the famous blue tone used in many of his paintings. More paintings can be seen at the fine arts museum...
"Embarking for Brussels on the Scheldt in a vessel, which delivered us to a second boat (in another river) drawn or towed by horses."
— from the 5.October.1641 entry in "The Diary of John Evelyn" by John Evelyn (1620-1706)
This medieval fortified city gate, part of the second walls that surrounded Brussels, is known in French as Porte de Hal and in Dutch as Hallepoort. Built in 1381, Halle Gate was named for the city of Halle (in French, Hal) in Flanders. Original the gate included a portcullis and moat, crossed by a drawbridge.
When the other six gateways and the defensive walls were demolished, the Halle Gate survived because it was used as a prison. At other times it was put to use as a customs house, for grain storage, and as a Lutheran church.
In 1847 Halle Gate became part of Belgium's Musée Royal d'Armures, d'Antiquités et d'Ethnologie (Museum of Armor, Antiquity and Ethnology); it is now the Royal Museums for Art and History. By 1889, the collection outgrew Halle Gate, and most of it was transferred to the Cinquantenaire Museum; but Halle Gate continued to display armor and weapons.
By 1976 the building had fallen into disrepair and was closed. Lack of money stalled restoration; but finally the work was completed and Halle Gate was reopened in 1991. In March 2007 a further, more extensive restoration was undertaken. Halle Gate reopened 6.June.2008.
The main parts of the museum, each on a separate floor, include Armor and Armaments, in a small room off the central passage; the Gothic Room, displaying the history of the fortifications of Brussels and of Halle Gate; the Guilds Room, detailing the role of the city's trade guilds; a room for temporary exhibitions; a walkway round the battlements, offering sweeping views of the city; and roof space for small exhibitions.
Porte de Hal is open Tuesday – Friday 9:30 to 17:00; Saturday – Sunday 10:00 to 17:00
Admissions charge for adults is€5 euros; for students is 4 euros; for children under 13 accompanied by family are free. Audio guides are available for 2 euros. If you have the
Brussels Card it is free. The ticket office closes at 16:00.
Porte de Hal can be found at the southern end of the inner ring road of Brussels. A metro station called Porte de Hal exits near the gate.
A museum that is dedicated to the Art of bending books. Quite interesting. It has some international collection in bended books; displays histories of bending techniques and uses of materials. Lately, the gathering efforts have been stressed on Belgian works.
A discovery of forgotten discipline. Amazing use of materials, that, unexpectedly, gives room to innovation.
The picture will come but this one is a picture of nearby park: Parc de Woluwe (5 minutes walk to reach the park).
21 rue du Bemel - 1150 Bruxelles
Rue du Bemel passes through the park
From center, take a tub (Stockel direction), step down at Montgomery station. Take tram 39 or 44. Step down at 4th station "Chien vert". OR, by bus 36 if you take it at Schuman station area.
Phone: 02 - 770 53 33
The Royal Museum of Central Africa is in Tervuren. Its collections include stuffed animals, art and ritual objects and historic documents mainly relating to the former Belgian Congo. Tervuren also has a beautiful arboretum set up by King Leopold II at the turn of the century.
You just must visit the Belgian Comic Strip Centre, which is housed in the former Waucquez warehouse. This magnificent building dating from 1903 is the work of the great master of 'Art Nouveau', architect Victor Horta. 'Art Nouveau' and the Ninth Art (comic strips) combine to form one of the musts in Brussels.
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America has become one of the least fluid societies, economically and socially, in the civilized world. More and more, being born poor in the USA means staying poor. The myth that animates Paul Ryan's budget (and head) is the one he picked up from his early embrace of Ayn Rand's books: Americans succeed by dynamic individualism, and become rich and powerful without the help of government. This story isn't true of either Mitt Romney or Paul Ryan, both of whom have risen with heavy lifting from the government. Of course, 47 percent of Americans really don't want to "take personal responsibility and care for their lives."
After the Great Generation won the war against tyranny, it went to school on the G.I. Bill. But for the last 40 years, Americans have grown more and more averse to paying taxes. During this time, the rich have piled up money like Midas, offshore islands sinking with untraceable accounts as their coconuts turn to gold, while our military annual cost has bulged beyond the combined expenditures of our friends and enemies. So what to do about our swelling debt? The answer's obvious: sock it to the undeserving bloodsucking poor.
Almost all of our Upward Bound students — we at Florida Presbyterian (now Eckerd) College had them for two summers — graduated from high school and went on to college. Not only did they learn to write and to put out a magazine, but they came to our house and Jeanne taught them about healthy food (and gave some of them sewing lessons).
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The last reader was Faye Dowdell, a tough clear-eyed black girl who was a mother by the time she was 16, and who had responded to Upward Bound like a drowning swimmer reaching the shore.
She stood up with a small piece of paper in her hands. "My name is Faye Dowdell, the First," she said, looking hard at Randolph, "and I'm going to read you a few lines of truth. She took a deep breath. She studied her paper.
"Truth truth truth," she declaimed. "Truthtruthtruthtruthtruth / Truth truth truth." Then she sat down and we stood up, laughing and applauding, recognizing we needed a little more of that. I don't think Faye had ever heard of Dame Edith Sitwell (1887-1964), and Sitwell's controversial dadaistic readings — but they were sisters under the skin. (Faye grew up to be a successful police chief in Miami.)
Ryan and Romney don't approve of Upward Bound. Their budget guts any program remotely like it, while increasing spending for defense. In their speeches, they preach compassion, but truth is the first casualty of politics, as well as war — not to mention debates.
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Mini Kordes ID?
northspruce(z3a MB CDA)January 19, 2013
Hi, can anyone give me a name for this Kordes mini rose? It was a Valentines gift from DH last year and all it said was Kordes Mini Potted Rose. I planted it out in the garden last summer and it grew a lot - hopefully will still be there in the spring.
There are only so many mini Kordes so maybe someone recognizes it. Thanks.
seil zone 6b MI
The one I see that looks closest to yours is Little Sunset.
Here is a link that might be useful: Little Sunset


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