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»Musée Bonnat
Musée Bonnat is a popular museum that is known not only for its intriguing collection of artwork but for being a haven of sorts for the myriad art connoisseurs in France. The museum is more like an art gallery and archives masterpieces of great artists. There are many spaces within the museum that cater to the works of various stalwarts like El Greco, Goya, Ingres and Degas. Apart from the regular exhibits, a number of workshops, lectures, seminars and so on are also held here. Call ahead to know more.
»Musée Basque
The Musée Basque is an eye opener for those who wish to learn about the history and cultural of Bayonne. There are various permanent exhibition sections within the museum that are dedicated to various aspects of the city such as clothes, geography, architecture, sports, art, dance, the economics of the city and more. The exhibits are depicted in relation with the time line. Educational programs, exhibitions and other events are held here that provide an in-depth understanding of the French way of living. A visit to the Musée Basque is highly recommended! For further details, do visit their website.
»Asiatica Musée d'Art Asiatique
Asiatica Musée d'Art Asiatique is a museum that houses artifacts, sculptures, murals and relics of India, China, Tibet and all the Oriental countries that are exotic to Europe. The museum opens at 2 pm everyday. For more information see the website.
»Museo de las Brujas
Inquisitive about witchcraft, head to this museum to get a clear insight on all things related to the subject. At the Museo de las Brujas, visitors can go on a guided tour to seek information on black magic, witchcraft and myths of the matriarchal society. Learn all about ritual, festivals and tricks of yore through audio-visuals and interactive displays. The museum has a guided tour held frequently and hosts special events. Contact the museum for more details.
»Museo Santxotena
Xabier Santxotena is one of the most prominent sculptors in the Basque region. His work is breathtakingly beautiful, unique and very intricately carved in wood. He has created gorgeous wooden statues, wooden fountains, outdoor sculptures in steel and even some works in bronze. The Santxotena Museum opened in the artist's honor and is home to several of his collections and research. It's located on the vast property of the artist's family.
»Galeria Susperregi
One of the many arts spaces in Basque, the Galeria Susperregi has a taste for fine arts, modern paintings, and pays particular attention to oil canvases. A not so well known gallery, this one promotes Spanish art and has hosted quite a few exhibits by local artists. A great place to explore Spanish oil paint work, the Galeria Susperregi is a must visit.
»Galeria Higuer
A local gallery showcasing modern contemporary art, the Galeria Higuer is a hub of sorts for upcoming talent. Giving recognition to artwork by Spanish artists are the exhibitions and art fairs held at the gallery on a regular basis. The Galeria Higuer has hosted artists like Alfamar, Pilar López de Munain Gil and Susana Zaldivar. Call ahead for more details.
»Musée National du Château
As a castle turned into a museum, Musée National du Château has a lot for you to explore and see. Every floor is filled with reminiscent of the bygone years. The grandeur of the place is evident in displays of things belonging to King Henri and is a must visit to gain a deeper insight into the French history. Call ahead for the precise timings.
»Yacimiento-Exposición de la Ermita de Santa Elena
You'll find this interesting site just a few kilometres from San Sebastian. The exhibition features the Roman remains found during the archaeological excavation that took place here between 1971 and 1972. These include a Roman burial and cremation site next to a temple from the same period (2nd century AD). The exhibition also features a range of household goods found in the dig, such as metal objects, pottery, glass, bone, etc., and it provides information about the population of this area during the Roman period. Guided tours can be organized if pre-booked. Entrance: free. Take the Euskotren to get here from San Sebastian.
»Mariposas del Mundo
This butterfly exhibition is a private collection of more than 7000 specimens from around the world. The exhibit itself is divided into three sections: the life of butterflies, where the biological cycle is explained pedagogically with documentaries, a collection of Spanish butterflies, comprising most of the species found in Spain together with explanations about their characteristics and habits. And you can also contemplate a collection of butterflies from the rest of the world, with the collection of exotic species standing out for its beauty and colour. Visits must be arranged beforehand by calling the above telephone number. The owner of the collection provides a guided tour. The entrance is free.


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NCAA Pants Party: Washington State Vs. Winthrop
Washington State Cougars (24-8) vs. Winthrop Eagles (22-11)
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Get to Know Winthrop. Winthrop University is a public school in Rock Hill, SC, across the state line from Charlotte. It's considered to be the best academic university in the state of South Carolina and one of the best public universities in the southeastern United States. Winthrop gets its name from former… » 3/16/08 12:29pm 3/16/08 12:29pm
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Do you have a dog? We love our Daisy May! We got her at the shelter. This is truly the best dog I've ever been around. Here are six reasons you should really own a dog.
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While it may not have been romance per se, a sequin-covered Lady Gaga welcomed in the new year by macking on NYC's Mayor Bloomberg. It's fair to say we probably won't be seeing him in Gaga's next music video (as that's how her relationship with Taylor Kinney all started), other celebrity cou
New Year's Eve is one of the most fun celebrations of the year, but, seriously, of all the things to drop on this over-the-top extravaganza New York chose that dull ball? We know it's tradition, but come on. There are plenty of other things to drop, like pelicans, pickles and even drag queens. Check out how some people across the country do up New Years.
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Biophysics researchers at the University of Michigan have used short pulses of light to peer into the mechanics of photosynthesis and illuminate the role that molecule vibrations play in the energy conversion process that powers life on our planet.
In the pursuit of a renewable energy source, scientists have been trying to understand the exact mechanism behind photosynthesis, and now a large team of scientists has successfully captured the detailed "snapshots" of the process using a powerful laser.
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Chemists at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory believe they can now explain one of the remaining mysteries of photosynthesis, the chemical process by which plants convert sunlight into usable energy and generate the oxygen that we breathe.
Researchers used an X-ray laser to catch a glimpse of photosynthesis in action. The new technique allowed them to observe the structure and chemical behavior of a natural catalyst involved in photosynthesis.
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The Obama administration has not backed off its efforts to require contractors to disclose political campaign contributions when they submit contract bids.
FCW's orginal story incorrectly reported that the administration wanted to ban them, a mistake on our part. In fact, the opposite is true.
The idea for requiring the disclosures first surfaced in April 2011, when the administration began circulating a draft executive order that would have directed agencies to gather information from companies about their political contributions. The administration had hoped such transparency would prevent contributions from influencing contract decisions.
The plan had sparked strong objections on Capitol Hill, leading to the introduction of several bills to block it, as well as congressional hearings. But in the administration's 2013 budget proposal, officials do not want to forbid agencies from collecting such information.
During one hearing in May, senators warned Dan Gordon, then administrator of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy, of the consequences of such a rule. Gordon would not comment on the proposal at the hearing because it was only in draft form. However, he said evaluations of companies' bids should be objective and should not be influenced by who or what a bidder supports. And if a company believes its bid was unfairly evaluated, he said the firm have recourse by filing a bid protest.
Congress has already blocked the controversial proposal though. With support among both Republicans and Democrats, the fiscal 2012 National Defense Authorization Act included a provision that blocks the disclosures with bids. President Barack Obama signed that bill into law in January.
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How to replace a shower faucet/trim
Hi all, I want to replace our shower faucet - the handle/knob that controls the water. I currently have a single handle that controls the temperature. All the way right is off, as I turn it left, it turns it on and increases the hot water.
From what I've read, I need to find a trim that matches the existing valve...because I can't get access to replace the valve without significant damage and repair to the shower. We moved in not too long ago and the house is 8 years old. I have NO clue what the model or brand the fixtures are - there are no identifying names. There is a rather cryptic logo though that I've never seen.
Is there anyway I can ID the valve? Do I need to if I just want to change/update/replace the handle?
Take a picture and post it, pictures are worth a thousand words. You may also find the brand on the sink fixtures most of the time they are all the same brand.
Our 4 yr old Delta (model# 132900 ) works as you describe. It is stamped "Delta" on the trim plate and the handle, and the trim plate screw holes are at 1:00 and 7:00 (actually closer to 2:00 and 8:00, but not quite.)
Anyway, I would suggest taking both the trim plate and the handle off and take them with you to a big box store to match them up. The key is matching the holes on the trim plate, as well as the turning "stops" on the backside of the handle (so take the handle out of the package and look at the back of it closely).
If they don't match, try a real plumbing supply, since the trim plate holes and stops can be different even for the same brands. This is how it is with Moen. Sometimes I buy a trim kit from a plumbing supply, other times the big box version, and sometimes I even have to parts from each place to freshen up a bathroom. (If I want a shiny new Moen tub spout, it's almost the same cost at my local plumbing supply to buy the entire trim kit vs. the spout by itself.)
Good luck.
Ok...the faucets in the sinks, tubs showers are all the same through out the house - no branding on them but I'll take the shower trim apart in the basement bathroom which we never use anyway and post a pic.
Are there such things a universal or valve adapters to have one valve work with another brands trim, for example, Delta to Moen? Pardon my ignorance in the area. I didn't realize these things were so proprietary. :)
Sorry to say valves are not usable with other brands. What you can do is once you identify the brand you may be able to get what they call trim kits for that valve. You may be able to get different finishes and styles from the manufacturer that will fit on that valve.
I am in the same spot with old Moen fixtures (finally figured out they were Moen). If by any chance your old ones are Moen....u can reference the link below. They now have a retrofit kit so various trim kits will work with the valves. Various Moen kits that is.
Here is a link that might be useful: Moen Valve & Trim Kits
I just had the same issue but when I inspected the valve, after taking off the plate and handles, I saw that the valve was stamped PF. Aha! Price Pfister. Sometimes it's just a little detective work needed. And, dont be surprised if the Big Box store associate is of no help to you. Go directly to a real plumbing supply shop.
sousvide23 i'm having the same problem and now there is talk about getting to the valve through a wall. I did learn from the posts that a kit may be available to me. Is anyone familiar with this type of valve? The other shower fixture in my house is Delta.


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Scale abatement?
I've about had it with scale on my guava and sapodilla trees, until Last week. I tried something not poisonous, herbal or harmful in anyway and am going to continue my treatments weekly to rid myself of it.
What I found out that plain water from the garden hose delivered by one of those brass $5.00 high pressure water nozzles while supporting the branch tip with my hand blows the scale off easily while not hurting the leaves or branch. It also cleans off the sticky goo.
I don't plan on spraying with neem and detergent anymore.
None of my trees are larger than 10' tall, but considering I can keep the scale off from there down it's worth it. As they grow, I'll likely leave the tops to the scale.
I'm also not looking to get EVERY branch and twig just enough to keep a supply of fruit on as the scale has kept some from flowering.


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Bruce Springsteen has been tapped as the keynote speaker at the 2012 South By Southwest Music and Media Conference and Festival.The Boss will speak at the Austin Convention Center on March 15. The music portion of SXSW fest runs March 13-18. Past SXSW music keynoters include Johnny Cash, Neil Young and and Smokey Robinson.
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Scallion & Ginger Spiced Chicken
- Active Time 30m
- Total Time 30m
4 servings
Elevate plain chicken breasts to the next level with this Asian-inspired pan sauce.
- 4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts (1 to 1 1/4 pounds total), trimmed
- Salt & freshly ground pepper
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil, divided
- 1/4 cup minced scallion whites plus 1/2 cup sliced scallion greens, divided
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh ginger
- 3/4 cup reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1/3 cup red-wine vinegar
- 2 tablespoons hoisin sauce
- 2 teaspoons sugar
- Reduced-sodium soy sauce to taste
Season chicken on both sides with salt and pepper. Heat 1 1/2 teaspoons oil in a large heavy skillet over medium-high heat. Add the chicken and sear until well browned, about 3 minutes per side. Transfer the chicken to a plate and tent with foil.
Reduce heat to medium and add the remaining 1 1/2 teaspoons oil to the pan. Add scallion whites, garlic and ginger. Cook, stirring, for 1 minute. Add broth, vinegar, hoisin sauce and sugar. Bring to a simmer. Cook until slightly thickened, about 3 minutes.
Return the chicken and any accumulated juices to the pan; reduce heat to low. Simmer until the chicken is cooked through, about 4 minutes. Transfer the chicken to a warmed platter. Season sauce with soy sauce to taste and spoon over the chicken. Garnish with scallion greens.
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192 calories; 5g total fat; 1g total saturated fat; 64mg cholesterol; 526mg sodium; 12g carbohydrates; 1g fiber; 24g protein
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Space is a premium commodity in Tokyo. When they ran out of room at street level, they simply built an elevated road, then a series of Expressways on top of that. Once they were all full, the legislators decided to shrink the cars. Under the current rules, Japan's Kei-jidosha - K cars - can be no more than 3.4m long and 1.48m wide, with tiddly 660cc engines.
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Daihatsu and Honda bring back the kei car
Aaah, aren't they cute? Jason Barlow reports
In fact, they've been around as long as the Japanese have been making cars, and date back to a post-war government drive to motorisation. Honda's very first car was the S360 roadster, and one of the most revered is the high revving S500, 50 years old this year, and a serious collector's item if you can even find one.
As part of Honda's renewed momentum, and after teasing us with 2011's EV-ster show pony - the good news is that S660 concept shown at this year's Tokyo show is definitely going into production, as personally confirmed by Honda president Takanobu Ito. The bad news is that K cars are exempt from US and European crash test legislation, so we won't be getting it.
Still, they can't stop us looking. A clear update of Honda's brilliant 1990s Beat roadster, the S660 is almost a two-thirds scale version of the new NSX, and features a similarly driver-focused cockpit. The engine is a mid-mounted, 660cc three-cylinder turbo unit, and drive is through a flappy paddle auto.
Daihatsu's Kopen has also staged a comeback, now spelt with a K rather than a C, and encumbered with an ambitious tagline that says, 'Future included'. What, all of it? Surely it's not big enough?
The old one's folding hard-top has been superseded by a new party trick: it has interchangeable body panels. Various people, including Smart, have tried this over the years, but the Kopen's ability to re-imagine itself is genuinely effective. The blue car is called the RMZ, the green one with the pseudo-SUV plastic bodywork cladding the XMZ. The former has a suede interior, carbon topped steering wheel, and clever little touchscreen multi-media set-up. The latter is shoutier and more extrovert, like the outdoorsy types it is presumably aimed at. 'We started off with five design groups submitting lots of proposals,' Daihatsu designer Takuya Uchida tells topgear.com, 'and these were the two finalists. So we decided to do them both.'
The person responsible for the utterly brilliant FC Deck was conspicuous by their absence on the Daihatsu stand, but as this too is technically a K-car, it finds itself here at the climax of this story. It's powered by a compact liquid fuel cell, specially conceived for use in a mini vehicle, and is displayed here in Tokyo with a separate power generator. With nothing happening over that ribbed rear area, it rather flies in the face of the K-car's space efficiency remit but seriously, can you imagine trundling around Tokyo in this?
Just us, then...
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Why Madden NFL 13 was unrealistic
1. Steelers beat the Raiders in LA
2. Went through an entire season without 1) Woodley Injury 2) Polamalu Injury 3) A single o-line injury
3. Rashard Mendenhall led the NFL with 3,000 rushing yards
4. Sean Spence 26 sacks, pretty good for a guy on IR lol
5. Ike Taylor led the steelers with 8 interceptions
6. Divisional round in the playoffs was against Jacksonville. What the hell are they doing there?
7. The browns finished the season 10-6
8. Mike Wallace was clutch
9. Chris Rainey led the NFL in kickoff return TD's
10. The Steelers didn't allow a special teams TD
11. Re-signed Antonio brown for 5 years for 20 million :chuckle:
What was realistic
1. Peyton Manning choked in the playoffs again
2. half of the time running a play-action, big ben got sacked before even getting a chance to throw the ball
3. Tebow kept burning ike taylor for long gainers
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How did Mike Tomlin do in tackling?
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he did have the 'thousand mile stare' when i was down 21-0 against the cowboys but i came back to whoop that ass
funny thing is the game-tying score was an ike taylor int ret for a td lol. when does he ever catch those
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I can't stand Madden. I bought the Xbox One version and promptly traded it in for credit on Titanfall. They really need to make it an every 2-3 year release instead of a yearly release so the developers can actually add some features to the game. As it sits it's a football version of Call of Duty. It gets a slight facelift every year, a few minor changes, and everything else stays the same. It could be so much better. Crowds could be more realistic, they could record more analyst commentary, the sideline animations could be much better, they could get rid of the glitchy physics, etc...
I still think ESPN NFL 2K5 is still the best football game to date. The presentation in that game is STILL better than any of the Madden games.
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so i turned on 15 min quarters and big ben threw 12 TD's, and phil simms didn't mention one time about ben breaking the NFL record for td's in a game.
wonder if he would if i was playing as tom brady or manning
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I'm one of the suckers they con into buying it every year. '25 on PS3 isn't bad, it could be a lot better though.
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I hate that EA has the NFL locked down. It's pretty obvious Madden is nothing but a cash cow for EA and they don't care so much about making the game better and adding new features as they do about forcing a new copy out yearly so they can make that $$$. It really is the Call of Duty of sports games.
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Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
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Very comfortable bed and breakfast accommodation in stylish period house in beautiful countryside in the Scottish Borders yet within easy reach of Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Tastefully furnished double rooms with fine pure cotton bed linen and beautiful old persian and chinese rugs.
Private shower/bathroom, cot and extra bed available. Elegant and comfortable sitting room with wood burning stove and uninterrupted outlook across the valley.Sofas and chairs with feather filled cushions to sink into after a day taking in the fabulous Scottish Borders scenery or visiting the city delights of Edinburgh or Glasgow.
The views from Cairnview are absolutely stunning! There are no buildings in front of the house so the views across the valley and over the hills are totally uninterrupted. Added to this, the setting of the house and the large box bay windows make you feel that you are quite literally sitting in the view rather than overlooking it!
For the meat eaters full Scottish breakfast using locally sourced bacon, haggis, black pudding and a variety of sausages from Findlay's the award winning butcher. Meuslis, grilled and roasted vegetables, eggs and smoked salmon all organically produced whenever possible complement the home baked bread and croissants and rolls with locally or home made jams and honey.
The local tea room which doubles as bistro and pub in the evening is a five minute walk away in the village.
So whether it is walking, cycling, horse riding in the country, culture seeking in the city, or simply relaxing, Cairnview will be your restful, beautiful home base. We look forward to welcoming you.
Cairnview is a bed and breakfast establishment for guests to use as a comfortable accommodation base when out and about during the day. In keeping with the law in Scotland we do not allow smoking on the premises.
We were very well taken care from booking until check-out and we are grateful for it on what was a busy weekend. The house is lovely with comfortable beds, very nice bedrooms and warm fire with which we enjoyed the view from the lounge. The breakfasts were also delicious and lots of little things made our stay very pleasant indeed. All in all, a great house and a great host in a lovely spot in the Borders.
We had an excellent experience at the home of Geraldine. She is a very kind and pleasant person who prepared your home for us taking care of the smallest detail, really showing her pleasure and her commitment to welcome us. The house is very comfortable, in a beautiful place and Scottish breakfast is an unforgettable experience. We recommend Geraldine and her home in the Scotish Borders.
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I live in the Scottish Borders with my partner in one of the most beautiful areas in Scotland. I keep horses who graze in the fields in front of the house along with sheep and cattle depending on the season. I enjoy sharing our lovely home with guests who like us appreciate the countryside as well as its proximity to all that is on offer in our capital city less than an hour away. I also have a beautiful flat in Edinburgh's seaside locality of Portobello which I let out to visitors through Airbnb, see separate listing in Edinburgh.


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I am having some new vinyl windows installed in my house. The installer is using caulk on the outside window flange but is not using the window expanding foam on the inside. He is taking the old window completely out and installing new inside and outside trim.
I mentioned using foam but he says it is not needed and does not like to use that product. Foam seems simple to use for additional sealing.
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Today I dig
ladybug37091(z7 Tennessee)October 11, 2009
Well gang it has finally happened. I have both the time and the weather to dig stuff for the mtps. I have had my coffee for fuel so the sun beckons me. Who else is playing in the dirt today?
april_h_o(Z6 Nashville)
Wow, y'all are so organized - now your making me feel bad. I've been a terrible slacker - rain REALLY gets me down.
Anyway, hopefully I can get motivated to get a few more things together - luckily, I had already done some work getting plants ready before all this wet weather.