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Wels Things to Do
Lederer Turm – Or was it 1618?
We left the main gate of the tower and we saw a stone with a date of 1618, which confused us, because we learned that the Lederer Turm was established in the 13th century. But this particular date had another reason, namely that in 1610 the tower was badly damaged in a futile attack of the "Passauer Kriegsvolkes" and threatened to collapse. Through...more
Lederer Turm – The symbol of Wels.
When we first arrived at the tower we were pleasantly surprised by the fact that we were allowed to enter the main hall. Later on we learned that this is quite unique, because the tower usually is closed for the public. Right in the main hall we saw a beautiful model of the tower. After admiring this very nice model we even learned some of the...more
Lederer Turm – Tanner's Tower.
Wels is known as the second biggest city in the Upper Austria State. We learned that the rich Wels History breathes in the city's attractions. From the pavements to the buildings, Wels is indeed a city of culture and history. When we first arrived in Wels it was not too difficult for us to decide where to go first. We had our mind set on visiting...more
Burg Wels – The garden with its...
Are you interested in sports, cultural events and exhibitions? Wels, the city of "unlimited activities", offers sports events, cultural events and the great exhibitions in the Burg Wels. We learned quite a bit about the history of the castle once we were inside. Burg Wels was built way back in 776 BC to protect the city against Awaren. It is the...more
Burg Wels – Several exhibitions present.
A little way east of the House of Salome Alt in Wels the Burggasse winds down to the Burg Wels, in the southeastern corner of the old town. When we arrived we heard some loud music and saw a group of children practicing at a stage in the amazing garden. Iris and Sam were immediately intrigued by the act that was going on on stage. For me a nice...more
Burg Wels – Where Emperor Maximilian...
The City of Wels is situated right in the center of Upper Austria. The city is equally attractive for the locals and for visitors of all ages and backgrounds. We walked through the city center, felt the city by walking down the streets with the historical town houses and the romantic courtyards. It's true to say that we did enjoy the city and the...more
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Wels Restaurants
One of the most beautiful arcades.
The so-called "Haas-Hof" from the 16th century is one of the most beautiful arcades in Wels. It dates back to the Renaissance and has a strong connection with intellectual and economic relations of the city with Italy. This open architecture was intended for the warm southern climate like in Italy. But there was one huge disadvantage, namely the...more
More than just a café!
We arrived in Wels at a beautiful sunny morning and one of the first things we wanted to do was having a nice refreshment. We ended up at the main square of Wels, the Stadtplatz. Right there we saw the appealing terrace of in's HAAS and we had a seat.When we had a look at the menu we saw that Haas offers a rather generous successful start into a...more
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So I never would have been to this place if it was'nt for a friend who lived the next town over. So the downstairs club is more like - a friday night after school, Hey lets get sauced and dance place. Consisits of a walk around bar , small dance area and a live local d.j. booth. Tunes of Euro-House Mixes and Electronika. More of a local spot for...more
The best place for a night out...
The best place for a night out is the 'Gortana Passage'. This building offers some nice but also busy bars especially on weekends.You can meet nice people from the town. From casual to trendy.more
Wels Transportation
Travelling with (young) kids.
Are you nervous about taking your baby or child on a plane trip? You aren't alone, most parents are nervous about it. We have moved with Iris and Sam Tarragona Corfu by plane this holiday and drove some distances by car on the island itself and we learned a few things that hopefully will help you.
Bring books, old favourite toys and new surprise toys. Do remember that balls are not a good idea as they can end up anywhere! Our best buys were definitely books, especially sticker books are great! They can peel the stickers off, are glossy, have thick pages to turn easy, have bright colours and come in endless subjects. They're a nice break from the other books your child might be tired of, too. Put aside fears of setting poor eating habits, and bring on the snacks! We told Iris: "Welcome to the world of boredom eating."
If your child is big ask for earplugs as soon as you board the aircraft. Make use of them for take-off then save them for landing as the crew may not have any fresh ones left by then. Also let them eat candies, this helps the kids tremendously if they don't know how to pop their ears.
Toy bars meant for stroller use are a big help in the car, as they often feature toys plus a snack cup, and are big and easy for you to grab from the front seat for refills. During the car trip it's always a good idea to play a game and sing some songs. It sounds rather easy, but it does work!
We only have one last statement! Just do it! Don't be afraid that it might go wrong. We have learned this, because we have been travelling with Iris from the beginning. She was only 6 weeks young when we had our first short vacation and stayed in a hotel. Iris has been used to it rather fast and (maybe because of it) has always been an easy kid to get along with.Related to:
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I guess we all agree on this on; there is nothing more exciting than going travelling - exploring another country, experiencing a different culture, travelling around in new ways, sampling the local cuisine and chatting to the local people for a different perspective on life.However during our travels we learned that there is one certain thing that...more
Voltage, frequency and plug ins.
Maybe it sounds a bit weird, but as an experience traveler I know that you every now and then need this kind of information in advance: electricity in Austria is 230 Volts, alternating at 50 cycles per second. If you travel to Austria with a device that does not accept 230 Volts at 50 Hertz, you will need a voltage converter.There are three main...more
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If your current health insurance doesn't cover you while your abroad, you should consider getting international travel insurance just in case something should go wrong.
Wels Warnings and Dangers
Do drink enough!!!
For years, we have all been told of the importance of water. The general guideline has been to drink 2 liter of water each day. For a person who is not living an active lifestyle this may be enough, but if you are physically active, you need more water than that. That is especially true if you are hiking in the Alkmaar area due to the fact the...more
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Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus, the catchy title of the 1992 bestseller by John Gray, succinctly expresses an ancient dilemma. What--if anything--do men's and women's brains do differently?The general statement that men and women respond and behave differently under the same circumstances is true; For example, from the crib, male babies...more
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Wels Tourist Traps
Stadtplatz Wels – The Altstadt's...
The Stadtplatz is a great place to hike. It features old historic structures and fascinating facades. In fact, there are about 64 Baroque facades in this square. These façades all front older, Gothic structures. So, fors ure I can state that the Altstadt's showpiece is most definitely the Stadtplatz.What to expect exactly? Well the main square is a...more
Stadtplatz Wels – Shape and size of 14th...
The central square (called Stadtplatz) on which the Stadtpfarrkirche and the Ledererturm are situated, is the natural centre of Wels: a stage for various minor and major events, a reference point, a meeting place and the starting point or destination for walkers who want to discover the city. Historically speaking, the square began to operate in a...more
Stadtplatz Wels – The heart of the whole...
Wels is known as the second biggest city in the Upper Austria State. We learned that the rich Wels History breathes in the city's attractions. From the pavements to the buildings, Wels is indeed a city of culture and history. When we first arrived in Wels it was not too difficult for us to decide where to go first. We had our mind set on visiting...more
Wels What to Pack
Travel light!
Luggage and bags: * Map and guidebook;
* Crackers;
* 2 Liter of water;
* Fruit / power bars.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: * Hiking boots;
* 1 extra t-shirt;
* Shorts with many pockets;
* Sunglasses;
* Fleece type jacket;
* Hat / cap;
* Raincoat.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: * Lip balm;
* (Neck) sunblock;
* Band-aids.
Photo Equipment: * Camera and lots of films!
* Filter;
* Extra batteries;
* Lens 210 mm.
Miscellaneous: * Binocular;
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Wels Off The Beaten Path
Minoritengasse – Outer ward and Burg...
Walking the Minoritengasse also gives you a good look at the outer ward. This outer ward runs along the southern city wall and the former Mühlbach, a rivulet, and can be accessed from Adlerstraße, Traungasse, Burggasse, Pollheimerstraße and through a passage from the former Minoritenkloster. There is also a park which is called "Am Zwinger" which...more
Minoritengasse – The Minoriten...
And so we continued this amazing hike. After the water tower we had no idea what to expect, but we didn't have to wait too long. The next beautiful building we saw was the Minoriten monastery. We were not prepared to see this monastery and just stood in awe. What a beautiful surprise this Minoritengasse hike was indeed.On a notification sign we...more
Minoritengasse – It runs along the city...
To be honest: I never knew that I was going to write a travel tip about this particular spot on Virtual Tourist, at the time I was walking towards the southern city walls of the old city center of Wels. Let me tell you how this happened. I just had a nice lunch at the Stadtplatz (main square) and headed to the famous Lederer Turm. Once we ended...more
Wels Sports & Outdoors
Hiking – Take a few short-cuts.
But don't sweat it … Wels also has hundreds of years of history; and nowhere is this more evident than at the city center and its alleys and narrow streets. The compact town of Wels is easy to get around, and the ideal place to explore on foot. Wels is Austria, and yet it is a culture unto itself. The area of Wels has been settled since the...more
Hiking – Game plan strategy.
Most people try to rush Wels on a budget so they end up missing some of the highlights in a whirlwind. The key to seeing Wels properly is a game plan, you must know what you want to see before getting out. Before we visited Wels we saw on a city map that the village of Wels is divided into three areas - the historical Stadtplatz, the area in and...more
Hiking – Take time to meander.
Take time to meander - losing yourself in the maze of alleys, streets and lanes is one of Wels old town's principal pleasures. The streets wind and wander with no discernible order or object. After our stroll we rewarded ourselves with a cool glass of beer or wine for our effort! We learned that you won't do justice to the entire city of Wels...more
Wels Favorites
climb to the observatory at...
Favorite thing: climb to the observatory at Reinberg (which is located on a small hill in the connected city of Thalheim) and have a really great view over the whole town.
Fondest memory: The relaxed, quiet and lovely atmosphere of Wels.
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FOR THE FIRST OF MY NEW SERIES OF 'THE INSIDER' columns on Brownstoner.com, the colossal Brooklyn real-estate website, I chose a house I wouldn't mind moving into myself: a gut-renovated Bed-Stuy row house by architects Robinson + Grisaru for a pair of design-minded individuals. Love the exposed joists painted white (seems to be a trend; there will be more of those in upcoming weeks). Look for 'The Insider' on Brownstoner every Thursday at 11AM. To read more about the house above, go here.
April is the cruelest month, breeding
Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing
Memory and desire, stirring
Dull roots with spring rain.
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APRIL HAS BEEN CRUEL, an abrupt withdrawal from the stimulation and excitement of my monthlong trip to Europe in March. Though I was there but four weeks — and they flew — the trip had been in the planning all winter, so my head had been in Europe far longer. Now both mind and body are back in Brooklyn and I'm in recovery, chafing against the fact that I'm no longer hearing mellifluous Romance languages, hopping on and off trains with a sense of purpose, feeling intrepid and self-sufficient, exploring new streets and seeing new vistas, steeping myself in art and culture, walking a pair of sturdy boots into oblivion.
I came home to bills and taxes and issues I'd been happy to put out of my head completely for the duration of my trip. I've been feeling dull and grouchy, if only to myself, pissed off about being back in New York, but unwilling to kvetch out loud, for who would sympathize with someone who'd had those four weeks of freedom and delight? I couldn't even write a blog post; what could I possibly say or show that would hold a candle to Verona or Naples? I went out to eat with friends at restaurants new to me, including Eugene and Company in Bed-Stuy and Chavella's in Crown Heights, and though I liked them both and look forward to return visits, couldn't even be bothered to lift my iPhone to take a photo of my food.
"Mixing memory and desire," T.S. Eliot wrote — that's what April has done for me, mixing the memory of being in Europe with the desire to return. Be here now? Ha. I've been wanting to be there. I drove out to my house in Springs to check on things and found both house and garden in perfect order, just as I left them last November, but didn't feel the usual uplift.
It was only yesterday that I finally felt "dull roots stirring." I met a friend for lunch in Bryant Park during a brief spell of perfect weather, and it happened as I emerged from the subway, caught a glimpse of the Park's newly seeded lawn (thankfully rid of the skating rink and market stalls of winter) and the stately back of the Public Library, and the fountains, and the daffodils, and the carousel, and the happy people released from their offices basking in the novelty of an alfresco lunch, and even the green and blue glass skyscrapers which somehow on this day didn't offend but wowed me with their shiny brilliance. I was a bit early, so I went inside the Library and wandered through their current, excellent exhibitions: one of vintage photographs and another of World War I graphics.
Coupled with my first visit of the season, this morning, to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, below, where the cherry orchard is late to bloom but the magnolias are going crazy, I've at last begun to think, hmmm… maybe New York can hold a candle, after all.
IT'S NOT NEWS THAT BROOKLYN'S FORT GREENE NEIGHBORHOOD has some of the most elegant brownstones in the borough. And that Fort Greene Park, designed by Calvert Vaux and Frederick Law Olmsted, like Central and Prospect Parks, is no less a masterwork of 19th century landscape architecture.
But as is often the case in a complex place like Brooklyn, where stylistic layers have accumulated over the decades and where there's just so much to look at as you barrel along, even a longtime resident like myself is constantly discovering new (to me) blocks and buildings.
Out for a walk last Sunday and wanting to try out the camera on my new iPhone 6, I strolled down Cumberland Street, which I knew had at least one very fine freestanding mansion, above, and found many more wood frame houses than I expected, and much else to keep my eyes busy.
Most of the houses in this post are on that one street, with the exception of the three old brownstones with intact parlor-floor storefronts and gabled roofs; those are on Greene Avenue. Thirty-five years ago, when we were a young couple and had recently bought a fixer-upper on the fringe of the fringe of Boerum Hill, we briefly knew another young couple who had bought one of those three buildings in even more derelict condition and were giving it a go. I wish I knew what became of them, but I don't remember their names. Perhaps they still own it. Or perhaps they got quickly discouraged and moved away. Or perhaps they held on to it for decades, sold it and made a killing. Whether they're there or not, the buildings remain. And that's what's so great about Brooklyn.


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Robert Pattinson has revealed he is scared of horses and admits he was terrified when he had to film a scene with one for his latest film 'Water for Elephants'.
Robert Pattinson is scared of horses.
The 24-year-old actor had to work with a menagerie of animals while shooting his latest movie 'Water for Elephants' but says coming face-to-face with one of the equestrian beasts left him particularly shaken.
He said: "I had to get knocked down by a horse. That was terrifying.
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The 'Twilight' hunk - who stars opposite Reese Witherspoon in the film - was relieved he wasn't asked to mount the horse during filming.
He added in an interview with the USA Today newspaper: "I'm just glad I didn't have to ride any of them. I'm not particularly good at horse riding."
Robert's horse trouble wasn't the only animal-related incident on set.
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I wouldn't go out of my way to come back here, but since it was on my path anyway, it was a good value at the Passport America rate. No Wi-Fi, and the AT&T signal was very weak, but Verizon signal was strong. Free cable TV, and lots of over the air channels. The activities are included in the nightly rate, not extra as mentioned in an older review. I was not charged any of the surcharges mentioned in the older review. The transient sites are in a big open field, and have no sewer hookups. There are a number of attractions for kids, especially younger ones, and this park would probably be a very good value for young families, even at the standard rate. - KAP99
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The water smells. In the shower house and the water that we used in our camper. We won't be back. - consmith
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We stayed here one night as we were passing through. At 4 miles east of the Cabela's in Dundee, this is the closest without dry camping in the Cabela's parking lot. It is a 30 acre park with approximately 100 sites. It operates seasonally from April 24 through November 2. It appears about half their business comes from seasonal campers who have their trailers parked there year round. It has a swimming pond and a fishing/boating pond on site - usage available with extra fee. Fishing pond was well stocked with 6-8 inch bass and sunfish. Their fee structure is alacarte e.g. daily with 20 amp is $30; daily with 30 amp and water is $32; daily with 50 amp and water is $35. If you run an A/C or electric heater that is an extra $3.50 per day. Their rates are structured around a family (defined specifically as Mom, Dad, and two children). Additional overnight guests have a separate rate scale per person based on age. If you pay by debit/credit card there is an additional fee of $2 also. The owners were friendly and helpful in getting set up in our site. The said they have owned it for only a year and are trying to make improvements. They don't seem to be set up to cater to the traveling public but rather as a local weekend destination for seasonal users. The park wasn't busy when we stayed and seemed high priced for what we got. Next time we're in the area we will probably dry camp at Cabela's or stay in one of the RV sites at the nearby rest area on the Ohio Turnpike. - VACHZHD


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To commemorate the centenary of the outbreak of hostilities in First World War please see the new timeline/chronology from September 1914 to May 1915 of the formation of the Lonsdale Battalion of the Border Regiment as compiled by David Bowcock (former Assistant County Archivist, Carlisle).
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Born Survivor - 4 April 2015
A military style obstacle course over 10k, designed by British Marine Commando's, a hardcore test of character, teamwork and valour. If you dare take on this adventure you will need courage, determination and a stiff upper lip to conquer the challenge, team work is encouraged. A great day that you will never forget! For more details see website www.born-survivor.com
Kendal Calling - 30 July - 2 August 2015
Winner of best small music festival 2010 and 2011 and best medium festival 2013, recently awarded 'Attitude is Everything' Silver Award. This music festival goes from strength to strength, set in the stunning Lowther Deer Park. We look forward to seeing you there! For more details www.kendalcalling.co.uk
Lowther Show - 15 & 16 August 2015
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Lowther Castle
Head gardener Martin Ogle starts the planting in the ruins of the Castle. Dan Pearson created an overall master plan for the gardens to give a mixture of revelation, restoration and design of new gardens for the future. Over 2000 perennials will be planted to the East Side of the Castle, trees and shrubs will provide the structural planting, while roses, wisteria and jasmine will scramble through the gothic style windows.
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NEW YORK Walt Disney Co (DIS.N) can wait 12 to 15 months before deciding from among a "myriad" of possibilities on how to replace reigning daytime TV talk show queen Oprah Winfrey when she ends her show in 2011, said Disney/ABC Television Group President Anne Sweeney.
"Oprah has given us two years' notice, which is not something you generally see in television," Sweeney said at the Reuters Global Media Summit on Monday. "We are certainly in the process right now of reviewing our options."
Sweeney, who is also co-chair of Disney Media Networks and oversees the ABC Television Network, described Oprah as "one of a kind" but nonetheless said she could foresee many ways to replace the TV star.
"No one expected her to come on the scene 25 years ago," said Sweeney. "So I think it's really going to be interesting to see who comes forward."
Winfrey will end her show to focus on OWN: The Oprah Winfrey Network, a cable channel to be launched in partnership with Discovery Communications Inc (DISCA.O).
Analysts say Disney and its ABC stations, which carry the show, could lose out financially from Oprah's decision. The show's large audiences have long boosted ratings and advertising for the stations and their local newscasts that follow it.
"I think it's going to be really interesting to see who comes forward and who emerges during this time as the next great idea, personality and then the next great piece of programing," she said.
Sweeney declined to comment on any specific replacements for Winfrey's show, which airs weekdays.
"It's a matter of understanding the marketplace and thinking about what it's going to look like in two years and what is the best thing that you could be programing at that hour for consumers, and I think it's going to vary station to station," she said.
Sweeney also talked about a range of issues facing the television industry, from singer Adam Lambert's controversial performance on an awards show to advertising and the quickly evolving market for distributing content via television, cable and the Web.
During ABC's live broadcast of the American Music Awards on November 22, Lambert simulated oral sex on-stage with a backup dancer, kissed a man and gave the middle finger to the audience.
ABC edited his performance during the West Coast broadcast of the night-time awards show, and later canceled a scheduled November 25 appearance by Lambert -- the runner-up on this year's "American Idol" -- on the "Good Morning America" program.
Sweeney said the controversy caused Disney to review the steps it takes to vet live performances by getting assurances from artists that their stage shows will resemble their rehearsals, and using contractual obligations to hold them to that.
"We certainly don't want to suppress artistry at any level, but we also have to be very cognizant of who our audience is," Sweeney said.
She added that it was the right decision for ABC to cancel Lambert's scheduled performance on "Good Morning America," noting that many children watch the morning news show.
"We really had to take the decision very seriously and found that his performance was very unpredictable at night and (we) didn't know what to expect in the morning," she said.
Disney said in mid-November that the market for last-minute TV commercial spots is 20 percent stronger than it was during the upfront negotiations in the spring, when longer-term advertising deals were signed.
"I think it's reflective of certainly a little more heat in the economy and great programing," Sweeney said of the 20 percent increase. "Companies are showing up who (had) cut their spending last year," she said, citing more advertising by auto and retail companies.
When asked whether the relative strength was sustainable, Sweeney said: "We certainly hope so."
Disney has been moving aggressively to provide content on various platforms to reach an increasingly fragmented audience used to getting entertainment through multiple channels, from the Web to broadcast TV, cable and mobile devices.
"You come to realize very quickly that all these platforms are very different. Sometimes they're being used or accessed by different demographics," Sweeney said, adding that her own 19-year-old daughter did not want to take a television to college.
"She said: 'Mom, you don't understand; I don't need it.' I said: 'You're going to have a television if I have to nail it to your wall. You have to have one,'" Sweeney recalled.
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Basketball, Billiards / Pool, Bowling, Dancing, Football, Other types of exercise, Skiing, Soccer, Swimming, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines
I exercise 1-2 times per week.
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What if Freeman weren't held in stasis during the portal storm that ravaged the Earth and caught the attention of the Combine? What if Freeman had a chance to prevent the Combine invasion from ever materializing? What if Freeman could reverse mankind's fate? Fate Reversal is a 10-map single-player mod for Half-Life. In the mod you come across a variety of locations (including cities and space stations) instead of spending the entire duration in the confines of Black Mesa research facility.
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Some of the models were ugly, that's why i have changed them (the MP5 and the Soldiers). This mod has a short chapter in a city under martial law (you can't see any civilian, only soldiers and aliens) but you quickly change locations from Black Mesa, to a City, Military Bases and a base near the moon. The ending was amazing, i liked the big Statue of Gordon Freeman. But the last level was very hard.
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An overall enjoyable modification, great mapping, decent storyline, and fun combat. The only problem I ever had with this mod was the osprey sequence. Sometimes it would not change the level after blowing up.
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I once had someone ask me What I'm looking for in someone. My answer was simple, I need someone who can make me laugh. I enjoy life and laughing at any situation (including at myself) I'm a laid back person and enjoy the simple things in life. I'm definitely a jeans and tennis shoes kind of girl. However I can be girly and throw on some heels for a night out. I enjoy the outdoors like biking on the towpath and hiking in the metro-parks. You can also find me on a soccer or kickball field. I have recently signed up for the Warrior Dash and the Color Run. I have no problem getting a little dirty:) I come from a large family and I treasure the time I spend with them. My grandparents are my role models. I have never seen two people who love each other as much as they do. I'm hoping to find someone to love like that as well. I am so lucky to come from a family that is so loving and supportive. I'm looking for someone who can make me laugh, but also knows when I just need a hug. Someone who can kick their feet up and hang out at home but also likes going to the corner bar for a drink. I had knee surgery a few months ago and it's kinda put me on the bench for awhile. I'm hoping once I can get back on my feet I'll be the active person I was. I'm still in the recovery phase but I'm slowly getting more active. Hopefully you are willing to go with my slow pace as well. I'd love to talk for awhile and get to know you before meeting up. I've also recently colored my hair so it's a lot darker now. Once I get pictures taken of the new do I'll try to post them I'm not sure what else to say, if you have any questions feel free to email me! Submitted from mobile
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I have recently read a book by Vince Flynn. I have a few books I'm working on as well. One is by James Patterson and the other one is a Jack Reacher novel. I saw the movie and enjoyed it so I thought I'd look into the books
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Omega Christian Television is a Christian television station founded by Eiríkur Sigurbjörnsson which started broadcasting on 28 July 1992. Initially it only broadcast in Iceland but it has since expanded its coverage to a large part of Europe. It broadcasts in the United Kingdom on Sky as The Gospel Channel. The programmes include well-known evangelical preachers and self acclaimed faith healers such as Peter Popoff and Benny Hinn.
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On European Integration
"Europe Cannot Close in on Itself"
DUBLIN, Ireland, FEB. 18, 2007 (Zenit) - Here is the text of the message which Archbishop Diarmuid Martin addressed to the Forum on Europe in Dublin Castle, on Jan. 18, the 50th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome.
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The Values Underpinning European Integration
The European Union is a remarkable achievement. It is the most developed model of shared sovereignty to materialize since the emergence of the nation state. As such the EU is inevitably going to create hesitation among some and indeed it is also inevitable that mistakes in one direction or the other will be made along the process of European integration.
The project of European integration is a complex and an on-going project on which people can legitimately take different positions. Whereas the majority of Europeans, according to the European Values Study, applaud Europe's integration, there are others who strongly oppose it and as the "Atlas of European Values "notes: "Very few experience really warm feelings when seeing the [EU's] blue flag fluttering."
Let me say first of all that my views on Europe are not part of the infallible teachings of the Church. Some people may have been surprised at the strength with which Benedict XVI in his recent Encyclical "Deus Caritas Est" stressed the distinctive role of politics from religion. Here are some extracts: "The just ordering of society and the state is a central responsibility of politics. ... The Church cannot and must not take upon herself the political battle. ... Building a just social and civil order, wherein each person receives what is his or her due, is an essential task which every generation must take up anew. As a political task, this cannot be the Church's immediate responsibility ... "
These texts which stress the legitimate autonomy of the political order do not represent an abdication of social responsibility on the part of the Church. I quote again from Pope Benedict: "The Church ... cannot and must not remain on the sidelines in the fight for justice." The Church's primary mission is that of preaching the message of Jesus Christ, but that message is a message relevant to the vision we have of society.
In the context of the debates about the EU it is interesting to remember that Catholic social teaching if anything has been traditionally cautious about nationalism and any ideology of the nation-state. The two most disastrous wars in human history arose, as the present Pope wrote some years ago, "when nationalism, elevated to an ideological barrier, had shattered the nations of the old continent." Catholic social teaching tends to look rather, on the one hand, at the obligation of the state to foster subsidiarity and respect individual and family rights in a participative society and, on the other hand, to underscore the unity of the human family and international solidarity rather than any narrow nationalism.
I think that all of us agree that there is the need to reflect on and develop the democratic framework within which the European vision must be developed. Yesterday I read further reports of the claim by a former German president that the EU is "threatening parliamentary democracy in that 84% of the legal acts in Germany over a five year period emanated from Brussels and that a great number of these decisions are the work of the European Council." Then in the same newspaper I read an article on the new European Parliament president which states that the Parliament "has the power to approve nearly 80% of legislation proposed by EU institutions." Probably both are true. If there is confusion on such simple matters of fact how can citizens in the EU be expected to feel they can influence policy on complex scientific and ethical issues? The procedures and mechanisms involved in addressing admittedly complex questions of bioethics and national sovereignty seem to put the debate beyond the reach of interested parties.
It is not just a problem of structures. It is about the way those structures work. We need to improve the level of interaction and debate between MEP's and their constituents. We need to develop our systems of information and the formation of public opinion on EU issues on an EU-wide basis. European civil society is developing, but lobbying in Brussels, and even more setting up a representation there, is a costly affair that even larger NGO's are finding more and more difficult to maintain. All of this could lead to a lack of a sense ownership of the Union by the people of the EU. Lack of sense of ownership can give rise to indifference or even hostility. The institutions of the Union need attend to such questions urgently to avoid frustration and misunderstanding arising.
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