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Anyone know the lady at 2.12-2.25 or where to get the oringal video?
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ich will auch
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I would like to see more of the blonde. Any other vids?
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German porn always ends with double penetration! ha ha.
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Mariners vie for series sweep behind Iwakuma
Right-hander aims to get back on track as Rangers counter with Perez
For a pitcher trying to give up fewer home runs, the dry Texas heat is more likely to exacerbate the malady than cure it. Seattle's Hisashi Iwakuma went 0-2 in his last three starts with a 5.40 ERA. Previously, he was 7-1 with a 1.79 ERA in 14 starts, but has given up five home runs in his past two games.
Now, the Japanese right-hander will try to complete the three-game series sweep for the Mariners. To do so, he'll have to face one of the American League's most potent lineups in one of the game's most hitter-friendly park.
"Overall I thought I pitched well," he said after a no-decision in his last outing against the Cubs. "I was able to get strike one for the most part and get ahead early in the count. Except for the two home runs I gave up that were to the fat part of the plate, overall I felt good."
Manager Eric Wedge said Iwakuma has been outstanding all season and is a strong contender for an AL All-Star berth, but has just uncharacteristically left a few pitches in the wrong spots in his last few starts.
"He had some misses up and some misses over. And that's what he was so good with early on. That's what he does. He executes pitches, and when he misses, he misses in the right spot. If it's on the plate, it's down. If it's away, it's out. If it's in, it's in. Good misses."
Iwakuma may not have much margin for error with the Rangers' Martin Perez taking the mound. Since being recalled for the second time on June 22, Perez is 2-0 with a 1.32 ERA. The 22-year-old is no stranger to the Mariners, having faced Seattle in three of his first 10 career outings in 2012, going 0-1 with a 2.89 ERA.
"It's just being able to hit spots, keep the ball in a good area and mix well to keep batters off balance," Rangers manager Ron Washington said. "That's what he's done his last two outings. He's mixed well and kept them off balance."
Rangers: Martin's hit streak ends at 15, still stealing
• Leonys Martin's hit streak ended at 15 games after he went 0-4 on Wednesday. But another streak lived on, as Martin stole his 16th consecutive base after grounding into a fielder's choice in the seventh inning. Martin has now stolen a base in six straight games.
"We knew he could run, and he's finally catching on," Washington said. "I think he and [third-base coach Garry Pettis] have done a good job working out there. Once the league starts recognizing he's a base stealer and they start holding the ball, stepping off, we'll see exactly where he goes from there."
Mariners: Saunders almost healed
• Wedge said outfielder Michael Saunders' finger has nearly fully healed. He likely won't be in the lineup against Perez, but figures to get time when Seattle faces three right-handers in Cincinnati this weekend.
Saunders has been unable to grip a bat since getting spiked in his right middle finger against the Cubs on Friday. While he has been used as a pinch-runner, he's only started throwing again in the past couple days. He pinch-ran for Kendrys Morales on Wednesday night and stayed in the game, drawing a walk in the 10th inning and scoring on Kyle Seager's winning home run.
• Struggling closer Tom Wilhelmsen got his first save since June 10 for the Mariners on Wednesday. The right-hander had allowed 14 earned runs over 14 games, but hasn't allowed a single run in his last five outings.
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•The Rangers are 23-20 all-time on the Fourth of July, having won nine of their last 13 games.
• Texas had won five straight series against Seattle, but will lose the current one after dropping the first two games 9-2 on Tuesday and 4-2 on Wednesday.
Jacob Thorpe is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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OK, so I know this has been discussed a number of times, but surely us hardcore fans can at least get a thread together that's so popular and has such good feedback, that Universal will take it seriously and consider an updated BTTF ride?
The ride was absolutely legendary, and still held its own against the likes of the amazing Spiderman right up until the day that it came to an end. I was lucky enough to experience the BTTF ride not only as a kid, but also in adulthood. I was devastated when I heard the news that it was being replaced. Not only was this ride epic, it was heritage, a true testament to the creaters, Universal Studios, and their park.
This isn't a Simpsons bashing thread by any means. It's a great ride and deserves a place in the park. I have to commend the design team highly, and I'm really looking forward to going on this again when we visit this October, but surely Universal should/could have extended or kept half of the building as BTTF whilst giving it a bit of an update?
It's good that Universal have kept some key parts of the film around the park, but if anything, it reminds me of some of the best times of my life, and that I can no longer ride it again. I guess i'd rather have these bits around for memories than not at all, but it's just a strange feeling.
I'm betting that BTTFs true popularity was gauged from their recent(ish) re-release of the Trilogy on Blu-Ray. Surely they can see that there is still a humongous fanbase for a BTTF attraction? This is the kind of film that gets more popular with age so would be a worthy investment for Universal also.
I'm now 25 so this film came out the year I was born. 25 years later, and it's one of, if not THE best film(s) i've ever seen. Films these days just don't seem to have the excitement of the 80s/90s. They all depend too much on special effects and bad/cheesey acting rather than hard work and a true passion for excellence like BTTF.
I realise this has been done many times on the likes of Facebook and various other sites, but I'm hoping that giving Universals official involvement with this excellent game series, and the huge fanbase here, that this thread can hopefully grow and be highlighted by the developers and mods to the powers that be.


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Kluber out to continue torrid stretch against Boston
Seeking sweep, Indians send righty against Red Sox's Workman
Tribe starter Corey Kluber is riding the coattails of a historically excellent month, and he'll look to continue that dominance as his team goes for consecutive series sweeps in Wednesday's finale against the Red Sox.
In six May starts, the Indians right-hander turned in a sparkling 2.09 ERA, allowing no more than three runs while lasting at least 6 2/3 innings in each of his starts. Kluber's 60 strikeouts were the most of any Indians pitcher since Dennis Eckersley in 1976, and he joined Yu Darvish as the only player to post that single-month strikeout total in the last 10 seasons.
"He can make the ball go both ways," Indians manager Terry Francona said. "He can cut it. He's got a slider, changeup. He throws both sides of the plate, he's got power, and it's late movement. It's real hard to kind of distinguish."
Kluber has been just as stellar at Progressive Field, with a 3-1 record to go with his 2.61 ERA and 1.14 WHIP when pitching at home. In his last meeting with the Red Sox, which came in May 2013, the 28-year-old held his opponents to one run over 6 2/3 innings while striking out 10 at Fenway Park.
With a sinker, cutter, slider and changeup at his disposal, Kluber has averaged 10.69 strikeouts per nine innings this season and issued just 2.03 walks per nine.
"He makes a lot of quality pitches. But it's not like he's getting deep in the counts where he's throwing stuff in the dirt trying to get guys to chase. He just has really good stuff," Tribe reliever Cody Allen said. "You're either going to get a lot of weak contact or swing-miss. You don't see a lot of balls hit hard off of him."
The Red Sox, meanwhile, will look to avoid dropping three straight after coming into the series on a seven-game winning streak.
Brandon Workman -- fresh off receiving a six-game suspension which he appealed -- will take the hill for Boston. The righty was suspended for throwing a pitch behind Evan Longoria in a game against the Rays on May 30 after warnings had been issued to both sides.
Not much seems to rattle Workman, so manager John Farrell doesn't think the pending appeal of his suspension will impact the way he pitches.
"I don't think so," Farrell said. "The one thing we've come to know about Brandon is that high-leverage, high-pressure, high-focal situations he's pitched in, he's pitched very effectively and he's controlled his emotions in that. We don't expect that to be any different [Wednesday]."
Workman kept the Red Sox in both games he's pitched since replacing the injured Felix Doubront in the rotation, posting a 4.35 ERA in a pair of no-decisions.
Indians: Santana should return Friday
• Carlos Santana, who has served as both third baseman and backup catcher for the Tribe this season, spent the past week on the seven-day concussion disabled list due to headaches and dizziness. Although he will be eligible for activation on Wednesday, the team expects the 28-year-old hitter to remain sidelined until Friday.
"He's going to go through all of a normal, basic day, plus he ran the bases," Francona said Tuesday. "He'll do the same thing [Wednesday], we'll reevaluate him on Thursday before the [road] trip, and potentially he could be activated on Friday. He still has to pass these hurdles, but he's doing an outstanding job of it."
Santana has hit .159/.327/.301 in 176 at-bats this season.
Red Sox: Drew will play Wednesday
• Stephen Drew, still getting into game shape after not having a Spring Training, didn't start Tuesday, the day after he made his season debut. But the shortstop will play in Wednesday's finale.
Drew went 0-for-2 with a walk in his debut.
"It felt good," Drew said. "It's nothing new when you've got the same guys on the team, which really benefits all of us in that aspect. It felt good to get back out there with the guys and really good defensive-wise. I felt normal."
Worth noting
• The Indians are riding an eight-game winning streak at Progressive Field and have won five in a row overall. They are an American League-best 20-11 at home.
• Daniel Nava, who has played sparingly since returning to the Red Sox, is 2-for-4 lifetime against Kluber with a pair of RBIs. Catcher A.J. Pierzynski has the most experience of any Boston batter against Kluber, going 3-for-10 with a homer.
• Cleveland's rotation owns a 2.13 ERA through the last six games, recording 50 strikeouts to 10 walks.
Alec Shirkey is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Onboarding: Designing Welcoming First Experiences
Last May I was given the great privilege to write a sidebar in Christian Crumlish and Erin Malone's fabulous new book, Designing Social Interfaces. The topic I was asked to write about is "onboarding"—designing welcoming experiences for new users by easing them in. You might have seen a couple blog posts that I've previously written about how Plurk and Yahoo! Shine handled the onboarding process.
The authors have given me the permission to republish the sidebar here in full. I hope you enjoy it and find it valuable. I would love to hear your thoughts in the comments.
When you're done reading, do yourself a favor and buy a copy of Designing Social Interfaces. It's a must-have for anyone involved in designing and developing social products and services.
What is onboarding, and why is it important?
Most companies think that getting people to sign up is the ultimate challenge, but what about getting them oriented to your site and actually using it? That process of helping people get started is called onboarding, and it's crucial that you give it the attention it deserves.
When left to their own devices in a new space without any sense of direction or purpose, many users can feel lost, overwhelmed, and confused about what they're supposed to be doing there. The user might have arrived at your site from a link in an article, an organic search result, or on the recommendation of a friend. In essence, the user is taking a leap of faith that she will be able to achieve something on your site, and it's your responsibility to shake her hand and show her the ropes when she gets there.
They say you don't get a second chance to make a first impression, and on the Web it's truer than ever. If you don't capture the attention of new visitors from the moment they arrive and guide them on their initial journey through the site, they won't learn that the benefit you provide outweighs the cost—their time and effort to participate—and as a result, won't stick around very long. Worse, they'll tell their friends not to bother visiting, either.
Onboarding is the process by which you can help users overcome the cold-start problem—a blank profile, an unfamiliar interface, a general feeling of "what the heck do I do next?" Many websites force users to start from square one and build up content (and value) over time. Social apps in particular are prone to this because so much of their usefulness is derived from person-to-person interaction and user-generated content.
The term onboarding comes from the field of human resources and the common practice of new hire orientation. In that context, the steps in the process are often referred to as accommodate, assimilate, and accelerate—all of which apply quite nicely to how new users ought to be treated in order to bring them into the fold.
Accommodating your users means giving them the tools they want and need to use your site to their benefit. Assimilating means helping the user to absorb the culture of the site and, in a sense, come to resemble the existing users. And accelerating generally applies to delivering on the value proposition better and faster.
Oftentimes, the true value of your product or service becomes apparent only after significant use—perhaps because the user needs a sizable social network to really reap the benefits, or because continued activity on the site ultimately leads to something, like better recommendations. But don't make the mistake of assuming that your users will stick with you that long. You need to help them get there as quickly and painlessly as possible in order to make your case.
Designing the onboarding process for your site is most commonly limited to a first-time use scenario: from the moment just after a user has signed up until the end of his first session. There are certainly extended approaches you can take to consider the user's needs during subsequent visits until he is exhibiting a desired behavior on the site, but exert caution, lest you be seen as too heavy-handed or pushy. Typically, once a user understands the lay of the land, he wants to be left alone to explore.
A prime example of great onboarding
One of the best and most often-cited examples of an onboarding process is on Tumblr.com. Tumblr proudly calls itself the easiest way to blog and goes to great lengths to prove its point. The sign-up process itself is dead simple—just a single form to provide an email address, password, and desired URL. Once the user confirms her credentials by logging in, she is presented with the main interface and blogging tool, but most of the page is dimly lit. Her attention is directed to the toolbar, and a large bubble tells her exactly what to do next: "Create your first post!" In actuality, there are a dozen things she could do from here, but the guide is making a decision for her. By limiting the user's focus, Tumblr ensures that she is significantly less overwhelmed by the options at this point, while simultaneously being trained on the primary purpose of the product—to create content.
As the user mouses over each of the post options, only the subtitle changes: "try writing about something you did today;" "try linking to a cool website you like." The language is clear and concise, the value inherent to the directive, and the user begins to conceptualize the variety of things she can achieve with the product despite the very simple interaction that is required.
At any point in the process the user can "x-out"—close the large bubble and exit to the main interface—without further interruption, but the copy and visualizations are compelling enough to urge her forward.
Once the user posts something, the next step in the onboarding process is to customize the blog. Now everything on the screen is dim except for the location of the Customize link. Not only is the user being taught about the ability to customize, she's also learning where to access the functionality later on when she needs it again. Now that the user knows how to post content and customize her blog, the last step in the onboarding process is to "Follow some cool people!" One of the biggest differentiators for Tumblr is its highly active community, but until a new user is connected to several other bloggers, she might not truly comprehend its magnitude. Tumblr overcomes this by encouraging users to find their friends early on, in a variety of methods. A user can scan for contacts in an existing email address book, or follow people under Staff Picks, Music, or Art and Artists. By observing the usage patterns of these popular and highly active users, new users will most quickly understand how to use Tumblr to their advantage, nearly guaranteeing more frequent use of the site.
Other variations on onboarding
Onboarding can sidestep the sign-up process entirely. TripIt, a travel itinerary and planner site, allows users to simply forward the site a recent travel confirmation email and TripIt takes care of the rest. By sucking in all of this content automatically, TripIt removes any effort new users have to put into the first-time experience and can almost immediately present the site's value. They do have a sign-up process (just an email and password), but it is not required to see their tools in action. This strikingly reduces the barrier to entry and is still rare enough to make a user sit up and take notice.
When it originally launched last year, Yahoo!'s Shine, a website for women, had an interesting take on first-time use. Though it is no longer live, Shine's onboarding process wasn't directed at recent registrants, but instead was directed at first-time visitors to the site to help orient them to its variety of features. On a user's first visit, a "Welcome to Shine" layer appeared in the center of the page. It said, "Shine features the best writers and bloggers in women's publishing. Plus, connect with likeminded women, share stories and more. Take a ten-second tour to see more."
By clicking the single call to action, a Continue button, the user was moved all around the page, with the browser auto-scrolling accordingly. It was a three-step process that also used the familiar bubble pointing at the functionality on the page with a short description of its purpose. It highlighted access to Yahoo! Mail in the sidebar, a recent activity stream of user-submitted content, and a quick-access headline list at the very bottom of the page. In the last bubble was a Get Started link that ended the onboarding process and scrolled the user all the way back up to the top of the page.
Suffice it to say, there are a variety of ways to handle a new user orientation. The user's mindset and the site's business goals, brand identity, and value proposition must all be taken into account. After all, this is the first impression, and you know what they say about those.
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Awesome article! It would've been great to have some screenshots but the examples you used were great. I especially liked your point about knowing active users' behaviours and getting new users to complete those actions too.
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In my opinion, when people are faced with lots of interactions on screen, considerable cognitive effort is required. Adding TA to this experience will inappropriately add more cognitive load to the task that would not normally be present. This can lead to misleading additional eye fixations and dwell times on outputs, which clouds the analysis. Often a poor facilitator will prompt users to the next stage (when was the last time someone knocked on your door and helped you find the right button when you browsed at home?), again spoiling the desired realism while testing.
Wow. Somehow posted this comment on the wrong article. Sorry about that. Whitney, I love your article on onboarding!
This piece is very reminiscent of the presentation you gave at last year's Customer Experience Forum. I was intrigued by some of your thinking and recently wrote an article that was a continuation on some of the topics you introduced last year: http://www.erinlynnyoung.com/544/the-nature-of-innovation-2/.
In your opinion, how has the landscape has evolved over the course of the past year?
Sometimes it's really that simple, isn't it? I feel a little stupid for not thinking of this myself/earlier, though.
Just bought this book after reading this article... great read... definitely something i'd be using for my next UI. However, I do have a question. I understand that it is important to walk the user thru to using the website, but what are the key points to keep in mind that these helpful tips do not appear to someone who is visiting the website quiet often... I'm assuming it might get repetitive to see the same bubbles popping up all the time. I know it happened to me when Windows XP came out with the bubble feature to help you guide on how to use your new OS.
What are the limitations? What are steps to avoid a power user of the website from not going thru these steps over and over again?
I definitely agree that this feature is really great for your first time user and first impression is where it counts the most, but what about the regular users? Please advice
I love the tenants of "accommodate, assimilate, and accelerate" when designing an onboarding process. I think it's right on!
First time impressions are a huge part of good brand building and it's something that's very difficult to do online because of the fleeting focus of those who visit your site. If the experience delights your guests they'll register, come back and become evangelizers.
I'm a UX & UI designer. At gamaerDNA.com I designed an onboarding process that really focused on delivering the value of the product to our customers. It was great to rely on API's from popular online networks like Xbox Live and Xfire. Being able to connect to and import lots of existing data added to the "accelerate" tenant of onboaring. It became effortless for our registered users to get immediate value out of the product.
Nice post. I'll definitely look into this book.
I'm reading this book and it's fantastic.
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I'm reading so slow because often I find myself wanting to take notes in the middle of my reading. It's quite inspiring!
Great insight... I will be piking up the book here in the near future.
I work for an online classifieds company so these techniques are very helpful, I will put them to use in finding ways to instruct/lead users on placing ads, and doing it in a way that makes them want to use the service again and tell a friend.


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Mexican monster known to hide in the dark. Usually your older siblings or cousins scare the crap out of you by talking about the coocoey, when you're little.
Hey, go turn on the light in back bedroom, but be careful because the coocooey is back there.
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La Maison des Papillons
- Museum/Gallery
A block west of Rue Clémenceau, in a pretty house at the end of a typically Tropezien lane, the butterfly museum is a delight for children...
Le Sentier du littoral
- Trail/Path
To experience St-Tropez's natural beauty up close, consider walking parts of the Sentier du littoral around the peninsula and all the...
Massif des Maures
- Scenic Drive/Tour
The dramatic forest scenery of D558 winding west and northwest of St-Tropez (take the D98 towards Grimaud) merits a drive even if you're...
Théâtre Romain
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
Northeast of Old Town and near the Porte de Rome is the Roman theater (circa 1st century); its remaining rows of arches are mostly intact...
Église Notre-Dame-de-la-Victoire
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Augmenting the Atlantic City vibe of this modern pleasure port is the gingerbread-and-gilt dome of the neo-Byzantine Église Notre-Dame-de-la...
Casino Barrière de Saint-Raphaël
- Casino–Sight
Looking out over the waterfront, catering to the city's many conventioneers, the casino's slot machines operate daily 10 am–3 am (4...
Église San Rafeu
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Next to the Museum of Archeology in the Vieille Ville (Old Town), the 12th-century Église San Rafeu (also known as St-Pierre-des-Templiers)...
Musée Archéologique Marin
- Museum/Gallery
On the same quiet square as St-Pierre, shaded by an old olive tree, this intimate museum offers a quirky diversion. Its few rooms contain...
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Just east of town on the Route de Fayence is the Romanesque chapel Notre-Dame-de-l'Ormeau, which contains a remarkable altarpiece dating...
Gorges du Verdon
- Geological Site
You are here for one reason only: to explore the extraordinary Gorges du Verdon, also known as—with only slight exaggeration over another,...
Musée de la Faïence
- Museum/Gallery
The small but excellent Musée de la Faïence has concise audiovisual explanations of the craft and displays a chronology of fine pieces.
Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-Beauvoir
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Moustiers was founded as a monastery in the 5th century, but it was in the Middle Ages that the Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-Beauvoir (first...
Route de la Corniche Sublime
- Viewpoint/Scenic Overlook
Despite its civilized airs, Moustiers is another gateway to the Gorges du Verdon, providing the best access to the southern bank and...
Allée de la Liberté Markets
- Neighborhood/Street
Shaded by plane trees and sheltering a sandy pétanque field (occupied around the clock by distinctly unglamorous grandfathers inured...
Carlton InterContinental
- Hotel–Sight
Built in 1912, this was the first of the grand hotels to stake out the superb stretch of beach and greenery on La Croisette, and thus...
Marché Forville
- Market/Bazaar
Under the permanent shelter that every morning (except Monday) draws the chefs, connoisseurs, and voyeurs of Cannes, you'll see showy...
Rue Meynadier
- Neighborhood/Street
You may not notice the pretty 18th-century houses that once formed the main street of Cannes, so distracting are the boutiques they now...
Vieux Port
- Marina/Pier/Dock
Sparkling at the foot of Le Suquet, this narrow, well-protected port harbors a fascinating lineup of grand luxury yachts and slick little...
Cathédrale Notre-Dame-du-Puy
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
On a cliff-top overlook at the Old Town's edge, the Romanesque Cathédrale Notre-Dame-du-Puy contains no fewer than three paintings by...
Place aux Aires
- Plaza/Square/Piazza
Below the central cluster of museums and perfumeries, the picturesque Place aux Aires is lined with 17th- and 18th-century houses and...
Cours Masséna
- Neighborhood/Street
To visit old Antibes, stroll the Cours Masséna, where from 6 am to 1 pm every morning (except Mondays from September to April) a sheltered...
Musée Archéologique
- Military Site
The Promenade Amiral de Grasse—a marvelous spot for pondering the mountains and tides—leads directly to the Bastion St-André, a...
Place Nationale
- Plaza/Square/Piazza
Not far from the Commune quarter, the Old Town streets invite you to explore the mix of shops, galleries, restaurants, and bakeries.
La Verrerie de Biot
- Industrial Site/Mill/Factory
On the edge of town, follow the pink signs to La Verrerie de Biot, which has developed into something of a cult industry since its founding...
- Amusement Park/Water Park
Marketed under the umbrella title of Espace Marineland, this extremely commercial amusement complex a short distance from Antibes and...
Musée de l'Art Culinaire
- Museum/Gallery
This is a shrine to the career of the great chef Auguste Escoffier (1846–1935). The epitome of 19th-century culinary extravagance and...
Château-Museé de Cagnes
- Castle/Palace/Chateau
Crowning Haut-de-Cagnes is the fat, crenellated Château-Museé de Cagnes. Built in 1310 by the Grimaldis and reinforced over the centuries,...
Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-la-Protection
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Nearly hidden in the hillside and entered by an obscure side door, the grand Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-la-Protection, with its Italianate...
Francine Lecoq
- Store/Shop/Mall
If you're a pottery fan, be sure to visit Francine Lecoq, who makes striking porcelain or stoneware bowls, vases, and cups glazed in...
Café de la Place
- Restaurant–Sight
On your way from the overpriced parking garages, you'll pass a Provençal scene played out with cinematic flair yet still authentic:...
Chapelle des Pénitents Blanc
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Jean-Michel Folon had a deep affection for the town of St-Paul de Vence, where he befriended artists such as César, so it seems fitting...
Cimetière du Château
- Cemetery
This solemn cluster of white tombs looms prominently over the city below, providing a serene or macabre detail of daily life, depending...
Colline du Château
- Park/Playground
Although nothing remains of this once-massive medieval stronghold but a few ruins left after its 1706 dismantling, the name château...
Eglise du Gésù
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
If Nice's other chapels are jewel boxes, this is a barn. Broad, open, and ringing hollow after the intense concentration of sheer matter...
Église St-Martin
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Also known as St-Augustin, this serene Baroque structure at the foot of the château anchors the oldest church-parish in Nice. Built...
Musée Terra Amata
- Museum/Gallery
During the digging for the foundation of a building in 1966, the shovels revealed the remains of a temporary settlement once used by...
Port de Nice
- Marina/Pier/Dock
In 1750 the Duke of Savoy ordered a port to be dug into the waterfront to shelter the approach of the freight ships, fishing boats, and...
Le Ruhl Casino Barrière Nice
- Casino–Sight
Renovated to the tune of €5 million by the Barrière group, Le Ruhl now lures in the summer vacationers and the winter convention crowd...
Cathédrale Orthodoxe Russe St-Nicolas
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
This magnificent Russian Orthodox cathedral was built in 1896 to accommodate the sizable population of Russian aristocrats who had adopted...
Église St-Michel
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
The modest Baroque Église St-Michel, above Rue Obscure, contains a movingly realistic sculpture of Christ carved in fig wood by an anonymous...
Promenade Maurice-Rouvier
- Neighborhood/Street
Today Beaulieu is usually spoken of in the past tense and has taken on a rather stuffy ambience, though its small beach attracts families...
Quai Napoléon III
- Promenade/Boardwalk
To get a feel for the territory, start your exploration at the far-east end of the Vieille Ville (Old Town) and walk out to the end of...
Parvis St-Michel
- Plaza/Square/Piazza
Up a set of grand tiered stairs that lead from the Quai Bonaparte, the Parvis St-Michel is a broad plaza paved in round white and gray...
Chapelle de Pénitents Blancs
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Just above the Basilique St-Michel, the smaller Chapelle de Pénitents Blancs answers with its own pure Baroque beauty, dating from 1687.
Cimetière du Vieux-Château
- Cemetery
High above the Parvis St-Michel, the Cimetière du Vieux-Château lies on the terraced plateau where once stood a medieval castle. The...
Place aux Herbes
- Plaza/Square/Piazza
Right by the market, the pretty little Place aux Herbes is a picturesque spot for a pause on a park bench, a drink, or a meal in the...
Promenade du Soleil
- Promenade/Boardwalk
Stroll the length of Menton's famous beachfront along the Promenade du Soleil, broad, white, and studded with palm trees. ...
Jardins Biovès
- Garden/Arboretum
Directly in front of the toursist office, the broad tropical Jardins Biovès stretch 800 meters (2,600 feet) across the breadth of the...
Jardin Exotique
- Garden/Arboretum
From the crest-top Jardin Exotique, full of rare succulents, you can pan your videocam all the way around the hills and waterfront (and...
- Military Site
Head up Rue de la Citadelle to these 16th-century ramparts, which stand in a lovely hilltop park offering a fantastic view of the town...
Musée de l'Annonciade
- Museum/Gallery
The legacy of the artists who loved St-Tropez has been carefully preserved in this extraordinary museum, housed in a 14th-century chapel...
Place des Lices
- Plaza/Square/Piazza
Enjoy a time-out in the the social center of the Old Town, also called the Place Carnot, just off the Montée G.-Ringrave as you descend...
Quartier de la Ponche
- Neighborhood/Street
This old town maze of backstreets and ramparts is daubed in shades of gold, pink, ocher, and sky-blue. Trellised jasmine and wrought-iron...
Vieux Port
- Neighborhood/Street
Bordered by Quai de l'Épi, Quai Bouchard, Quai Peri, Quai Suffren, and Quai Jean-Jaurès, Vieux Port is a place for strolling and looking...
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
The Arènes (often called the Amphithéâtre) is still used for concerts and bullfights, and can still seat up to 5,000. Back down on...
Groupe Épiscopal
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Fréjus is graced with one of the most impressive religious monuments in Provence: The Groupe Épiscopal is made up of an early Gothic...
La Chapelle Notre Dame de Jérusalem
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
The eccentric La Chapelle Notre Dame de Jérusalem was designed by Jean Cocteau as part of an artists' colony that never happened. It's...
Vieille Ville
- Neighborhood/Street
St-Raphaël's Vieille Ville is a tiny enclave of charm crowned by the 12th-century Église St-Pierre-des-Templiers, a miniature-scale...
Château de la Napoule
- Castle/Palace/Chateau
Set on Pointe des Pendus (Hanged Man's Point), the Château de la Napoule looms over the sea and the port and is a spectacularly bizarre...
Palais des Festivals
- Information Center
Pick up a map at the tourist office in the Palais des Festivals, the scene of the famous Festival International du Film, otherwise known...
La Croisette
- Neighborhood/Street
This is precisely the sort of place for which the verb flâner (to dawdle, saunter) was invented. Head to this famous waterfront promenade...
- Museum/Gallery
If you need a culture fix, check out the modern art and photography exhibitions (admission prices vary) held at the Malmaison, a 19th-century...
Rue d'Antibes
- Neighborhood/Street
Two blocks behind La Croisette lies Rue d'Antibes, Cannes's high-end shopping street. At its western end is Rue Meynadier, packed tight...
Le Suquet
- Market/Bazaar
Climb up Rue St-Antoine into the picturesque vieille ville neighborhood known as Le Suquet, on the site of the original Roman castrum.
Musée de la Castre
- Museum/Gallery
The hill is topped by an 11th-century château, housing the Musée de la Castre, with its mismatched collection of weaponry, ethnic artifacts...
Île St-Honorat
- Island
From the Vieux Port (at the end of the parking Laubeuf), Île St-Honorat can be reached in 20 minutes (€12.50 round-trip). Smaller...
Île Ste-Marguerite
- Island
From the Vieux Port it's a 15-minute, €12.50 round-trip to Île Ste-Marguerite. Its Fort Royal, built by Richelieu and improved by...
Musée de la Mer
- Museum/Gallery
This complex is famous for reputedly being the prison of the Man in the Iron Mask. Inside you can see his cell and hear his story; the...
Phare de la Garoupe
- Nautical Site/Lighthouse
You can sample a little of what draws famous people to this part of the world by walking up the Chemin de Calvaire from the Plage de...
Jardin Thuret
- Garden/Arboretum
To fully experience the Riviera's heady hothouse exoticism, visit the glorious Jardin Thuret, established by botanist Gustave Thuret...
Le Sentier du Littoral
- Trail/Path
Bordering the Cap's zillion-dollar hotels and over-the-top estates runs one of the most spectacular footpaths in the world: the Sentier...
Villa Eilenroc
- House/Mansion/Villa
The Sentier du Litterol passes along the beach at the Villa Eilenroc, designed by Charles Garnier, who created the Paris Opéra—which...
Eglise de l'Immaculée-Conception
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
This served as the region's cathedral until the bishopric was transferred to Grasse in 1244. The church's 18th-century facade, a marvelously...
Musée Picasso
- Museum/Gallery
Rising high over the water, Musée Picasso is set in the stunning medieval Château Grimaldi. As rulers of Monaco, the Grimaldi family...
Commune Libre du Safranier
- Neighborhood/Street
A few blocks south of the Château Grimaldi is the Commune Libre du Safranier, a magical little neighborhood with a character (and mayor)...
Musée d'Archéologie
- Museum/Gallery
The Bastion St-André, a squat Vauban fortress, contains the recently renovated Musée d'Archéologie. Its collection focuses on Antibes's...
Musée National Picasso
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
In the late 1940s Picasso settled here in a simple stone house, creating pottery art from the malleable soil with a single-minded passion.
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
You can find Picasso's final home, where he lived for 12 years until 1973, and see why, of all spots in the world, he chose this one,...
- Industrial Site/Mill/Factory
Built in 1782, this perfume factory is open to the public daily for guided tours. ...
- Industrial Site/Mill/Factory
Tracing its pedigree back to 1747, Galimard has a factory that is open to visitors. For €45 you can create and name your own perfume...
- Industrial Site/Mill/Factory
Established in 1849, Molinard offers an extensive factory tour. ...
Musée International de la Parfumerie
- Museum/Gallery
This is one of the more sleekly spectacular museums along the coast. Housed in a soaring structure of steel, glass, and teak, the museum...
Villa Musée Fragonard
- Museum/Gallery
This museum headlines the work of Grasse's own Jean-Honoré Fragonard (1732–1806), one of the great French "chocolate-box" artists...
Musée d'Art et d'Histoire de Provence
- Museum/Gallery
Just down from the Fragonard perfumery, the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire de Provence has a large collection of faïence from the region,...
Vieille Ville
- Neighborhood/Street
Go down the steps to Rue Mirabeau and lose yourself in the dense labyrinth of the Vieille Ville, where steep, narrow streets are thrown...
Cathédrale de la Nativité de la Vierge
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
In the center of the Vieille Ville, the Cathédrale de la Nativité de la Vierge was built on the Romans' military drilling field in...
Chapelle du Rosaire
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
On the outskirts of "new" Vence, toward St-Jeannet is the Chapelle du Rosaire, better known to the world-at-large as the Matisse Chapel.
Fondation Maeght
- Museum/Gallery
Many people come to St-Paul just to visit the Fondation Maeght, founded in 1964 by art dealer Aimé Maeght. High above the medieval town,...
Château-musée Grimaldi
- Castle/Palace/Chateau
Haut-de-Cagnes's steep-cobbled Vieille Ville is crowned by the fat, crenellated Château Grimaldi, built in 1310 by the Grimaldis (who...
Musée Renoir
- Museum/Gallery
After staying up and down the coast, Auguste Renoir (1841–1919) settled into a house in Les Collettes, just east of the Vieille Ville,...
Chapelle de la Miséricorde
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
A superbly balanced pièce-montée (wedding cake) of half-domes and cupolas, this chapel is decorated within an inch of its life with...
Colline de Château
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
This hilltop park, accessible by elevator from the east end of the Promenade des Anglais or by steps from Place Garibaldi, commands the...
Cours Saleya
- Neighborhood/Street
This long pedestrian thoroughfare—half street, half square—is the nerve center of Old Nice, the heart of the Vieille Ville, and the...
Palais Lascaris
- Castle/Palace/Chateau
The aristocratic Lascaris Palace was built in 1648 for Jean-Baptiste Lascaris-Vintimille, marechal to the duke of Savoy. The magnificent...
Cathédrale Ste-Réparate
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
An ensemble of columns, cupolas, and symmetrical ornaments dominates the Vieille Ville, flanked by an 18th-century bell tower and glossy...
Chapelle Sainte Rita
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
This 17th-century Carmelite chapel, officially known as the Église de l'Annonciation, is a classic example of pure Niçoise baroque,...
Musée d'Art Moderne
- Museum/Gallery
The assertive contemporary architecture of the Modern Art Museum makes a bold statement regarding Nice's presence in the modern world.
Place Garibaldi
- Plaza/Square/Piazza
Encircled by grand vaulted arcades stuccoed in rich yellow, the broad pentagon of this square could have been airlifted out of Turin.
Jardin Albert Ier
- Garden/Arboretum
Along the Promenade des Anglais, this luxurious garden stands over the delta of the River Paillon, underground since 1882. Every kind...
Musée des Beaux-Arts
- Museum/Gallery
Originally built for a member of Nice's Old Russian community, the Princess Kotschoubey, this Italianate mansion is a Belle Époque wedding...
Opéra de Nice
- Arts/Performance Venue
A half-block west of the Cours Saleya stands a flamboyant Italian-style theater designed by Charles Garnier, architect of the Paris Opéra.
Musée Masséna
- Castle/Palace/Chateau
This spectacular Belle Époque villa houses the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire (Museum of Art and History), where familiar paintings from...
Place Masséna
- Plaza/Square/Piazza
As Cours Saleya is the heart of the Vieille Ville, so this impressive and broad square is the heart of the entire city. It's framed by...
Monastère de Cimiez
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
This fully functioning monastery is worth the pilgrimage. You can find a lovely garden, replanted along the lines of the original 16th-century...
Musée Archéologique
- Museum/Gallery
This museum, next to the Musée Matisse, has a dense collection of objects extracted from digs around the Roman city of Cemenelum, which...
Musée National Marc Chagall
- Museum/Gallery
Having just celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2013, this museum has one of the finest permanent collections of Chagall's late works...
Musée Matisse
- Museum/Gallery
In the '60s the city of Nice bought this lovely, light-bathed 17th-century villa, surrounded by the ruins of Roman civilization, and...
Beau Rivage
- Beach–Sight
One of the handiest and biggest private beaches is the Beau Rivage, across from the Opéra and next to the Jardin Albert Ier. The €19...
Chapelle St-Pierre
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
So enamored was Jean Cocteau of this painterly fishing port that he decorated the 14th-century Chapelle St-Pierre with images from the...
Rue Obscure
- Neighborhood/Street
Running parallel to the waterfront, the extraordinary 14th-century Rue Obscure (literally, "Dark Street") is entirely covered by vaulted...
Citadelle St-Elme
- Military Site
Open year round, the stalwart 16th-century Citadelle St-Elme, restored to perfect condition, anchors the harbor with its broad, sloping...
Villa Kerylos
- House/Mansion/Villa
One manifestation of Beaulieu's Belle Époque excess is the eye-knocking Villa Kerylos, a 1902 mansion built in the style of classical...
Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild
- Garden/Arboretum
Between the port and the mainland, the floridly beautiful Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild bears witness to the wealth and worldly flair...
coastline promenade
- Beach–Sight
While Cap Ferrat's villas are sequestered for the most part in the depths of tropical gardens, you can nonetheless walk its entire coastline...
Basilique St-Michel
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
This majestic basilica, in particular its bell tower, dominates the skyline of Menton. Beyond the beautifully proportioned facade—a...
Chapelle de l'Immaculée-Conception
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Just above the main church, the smaller Chapelle de l'Immaculée-Conception answers St-Michel's grand gesture with its own pure Baroque...
Rue St-Michel
- Neighborhood/Street
Serving as the main commercial artery of the Vieille Ville, Rue St-Michel is lined with shops, cafés, and orange trees. ...
Marché Couvert
- Market/Bazaar
Between the lively pedestrian Rue St-Michel and the waterfront, the marvelous Marché Couvert (Les Halles) sums up Menton style with...
Musée Jean Cocteau
- Museum/Gallery
On the waterfront opposite the market, a squat medieval bastion crowned with four tiny watchtowers houses the extraordinary Musée Jean...
Hôtel de Ville
- Government Building
The 19th-century Italianate Hôtel de Ville conceals a treasure by painter Jean Cocteau: he decorated the Salle des Mariages (Marriage...
Palais Carnolès
- Museum/Gallery
At the far west end of town stands the 18th-century Palais Carnolès in vast gardens luxuriant with orange, lemon, and grapefruit trees.
- Zoo/Aquarium
At "Le Must on the Côte d'Azur," more than a million visitors per year delight in dolphins, sea lions, killer whales, and polar bears—there...
Hi Beach
- Beach–Sight
Just west of the Negresco's Neptune Plage (with its not-so-friendly service), Hi Beach is a tad more pricy than its sister strands—you'll...
Port Vauban
- Marina/Pier/Dock
Whether you approach the waterfront from the train station or park along the Avenue de Verdun, you'll first confront the awesome expanse...
Quartier de la Ponche
- Historic District/Site
Past the Quai Suffern—a statue of the Bailli de Suffren, an 18th-century customs official, stands guard—the streets lead by famous...
Musée d'Art Classique de Mougins
- Museum/Gallery
Open for just three years, the Musée d'Art Classique de Mougins has already been consistently nominated for awards, such as European...
Musée de la Photographie
- Museum/Gallery
Near Porte Sarrazine, the Musée de la Photographie permanently displays André Villers's portraits of his good friends—Picasso, who...
Place Gambetta Market
- Market/Bazaar
Just a couple of blocks east of the train station along rue Jean Jaures, you can pick up fresh fruit and vegetables, as well as clothes,...
La Bouillabaisse Beach
- Beach–Sight
This sand public beach as you enter town has free showers and toilets with lifeguard surveillance from mid-June to mid-September. Parking...
Plage des Graniers
- Beach–Sight
The closet beach to the town of St-Tropez, at the southern base of the Citadelle and past the cemetery, Graniers beach is easily accessible...
Tahiti Beach
- Beach–Sight
Welcome to Tahiti Plage, the oldest and most famous of St-Trop's private beaches (Bardot filmed along this stretch), with its fine-sand...
New Coco Beach
- Beach–Sight
At this private beach, you'll spend €23 for a lounger but you should get some pretty awesome views and your feet should feel the spray...
Nikki Beach
- Beach–Sight
Off the Route des Plages is this most notorious of all the beaches—famous for A-list debauches and a regular clientele of megamovie...
Plage des Salins
- Beach–Sight
Situated between Cap des Salins and Point du Capon, this 600-meter public coral beach is the gateway to a stretch of Pampelonne beach.


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As Iowa State's non-conference schedule came to end on Sunday, a new chapter in Anna Prins' life was beginning.
Minutes after helping the Cyclones women's basketball team to a 86-47 win over Alabama State at Hilton Coliseum on Sunday, Prins celebrated more good news - a marriage proposal.
Prins, a senior center for the Cyclones, was a part of the most entertaining moment of the day when she accepted the proposal from boyfriend Ryan De Hamer at center court.
Birch writes for the Des Moines Register, a Gannett property
Copyright 2015
Read the original story: Iowa State basketball player gets engaged on court after win (VIDEO)


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Downsizing Blog
More Proxmires Needed
Obama Crackdown on Improper Payments
Food Stamps on Campus
Obama to Increase FHA Risk
The Federal Housing Administration is heading toward a taxpayer bailout, yet the president's latest mortgage modification plan would further increase the agency's exposure to risky mortgages. Mark Calabria calls it a "Backdoor Bank Bailout."
Thoughts on Five-Day Mail
CBO on Obama Debt Orgy
Don't Need More Rental Subsidies
Federal Health Spending
When describing spending growth in federal programs, I often need to use words like "soaring" and "explosive." But growth in federal health spending is almost beyond superlatives to describe it, and it will increase even faster as a result of President Obama's new health legislation.
Postmaster Indicates Need for Privatization
A recent Senate Appropriations subcommittee hearing on the U.S. Postal Service's dire financial prospects found little enthusiasm for the USPS's idea to eliminate Saturday mail service. Financial Services subcommittee chairman Sen. Richard Durbin (D-IL) said "serious questions need to be asked and answered," and ranking member Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) expressed concern that it would send the USPS into "a death spiral."
Precedents in Federal Growth
As an opponent of government growth, I'm interested in what we can learn from history to help us reverse the trend going forward. We need to understand the mechanisms of government growth if we are to combat the disease.


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You like to show your Tampa Bay spirit no matter where you are – but you know how to be appropriate about it. You can't wear your favorite hat or game day tee to the office. Instead, show your Rays pride with this Executive engraved Super-Fan gift set. It comes with an embossed composition notebook and a metal notebook displaying the team logo, along with a pen, mechanical pencil and a pocket flashlight keychain, which all boast the team name. This set would be the perfect gift for any Rays fan – but feel free to keep it all for yourself.
- 110 Sheets of lined paper
- Embossed logo on composition notebook
- Imported
- Metal notepad measures 3" x 4.5"
- Metal notepad with with interlocking pen
- Officially licensed MLB product
- One ballpoint pen
- One composition notebook that measures 5.5" x 8"
- One mechanical pencil
- One Super bright 3-bulb LED pocket flashlight keychain that measures 4" long with key ring
- Printed logo on on metal notebook
Special event items are produced by manufacturers only after the outcome of a game
or event. These are advanced sale items and will ship immediately after they are
received in our warehouse.
Manufacturer direct items are shipped directly from the manufacturer. These items
are not available for international or expedited shipping.
Customized items can be personalized with options such as your name, your favorite
number, and/or designs. Some options may be limited by league rules.


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Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Of The National Jr. ACRY Celebration November 2008, Camp Nazareth.
The Junior National American Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Youth (Jr.ACRY) is the National Youth Organization of the American Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Diocese of the USA. Established in 1983, by Bishop John (Martin) of Thrice-Blessed-Memory, the Junior ACRY offers the youth of the diocese an opportunity to grow in thei Orthodox Faith. Jr. ACRY members have ample opportunity for interact with their fellow chapter members through a wide variety of spiritual, social and service oriented activities. Membership is open to all diocesan youth ages 8-18.
If you are not a Junior ACRY member, why not become one! For further information please contact the National Junior ACRY Spiritual Advisor:
Very Rev. Miles Zdinak
141 Hoffman Farm Road
Windber, PA 15963
Phone: (814) 467-7444
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Visit Us On Our Website at www.jracry.org