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In addition to the recently announced deal for Showtime to air up to 16 Strikeforce MMA events per year, CBSSports.com has confirmed that Strikeforce could eventually air on the CBS network as well.
However, Showtime will be the primary broadcast outlet for Strikeforce, which acquired key assets of Pro Elite -- including many fighter contracts and the EliteXC video library -- in a deal announced on Thursday .
"We have an option to broadcast Strikeforce events on CBS, but the plan is for Showtime to be the main outlet," said Chris Ender, spokesman for CBS Corporation, which owns both CBS and Showtime.
CBS became the first major network to broadcast a live MMA event in 2008, with Kimbo Slice, Gina Carano, Robbie Lawler and Jake Shields among the many fighters who saw increased exposure due to the shows. While details are still sketchy -- and in some cases, perhaps still being worked out behind the scenes -- it is believed that Slice, Carano, Lawler and Shields are among the former EliteXC fighters already on board with Strikeforce.
Showtime announced on Thursday that the first Strikeforce event to air on the premium cable network as part of the new deal would be on April 11, emanating from San Jose, Calif.


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The premise of "Bad Milo!," Jacob Vaughan's devilish comedy about a mild-mannered accountant with an angry critter lodged in his colon, is not nearly as gross as it sounds. For one thing, the anal intruder — which resembles a hairless troll doll — is rather cute. And for another, Mr. Vaughan is more eager to inspire giggles than gag reflexes. For a while, he succeeds. As Duncan, the put-upon office drone with severe gastrointestinal distress, Ken Marino (hilarious as the hero of the "Bachelor"-spoofing Web series "Burning Love") immediately gains our sympathy. Like Ray Romano, with whom his name shares syllables and his face shares a just-missed-the-boat handsomeness, Mr. Marino has intuitive comic timing and a slightly neurotic decency. So when Duncan learns that a suspected polyp is really a toothy, sphincter-straining savage that emerges whenever his temper cannot, his desire to bond with this wrinkled Mr. Hyde is quite touching. — Jeannette Catsoulis

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Gallery of pitchers with multiple no-hittersIn throwing the second no-hitter of his career, the Reds' Homer Bailey joined an elite fraternity as just the 26th man in the Modern Era with multiple no-nos, writes Cliff Corcoran.Share Tweet
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Filibuster War
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|William Walker's Conquest of Central America
Allied Central American ArmyUnited Kingdom (naval support)
|Commanders and leaders
| William Walker
Francisco Castellón
Charles F. Henningsen
Birkett D. Fry
Collier C. Hornsby
Domingo Goicouría
Byron Cole
| Ramón Belloso
José Joaquín Mora Porras
José María Cañas
Tomás Martínez Guerrero
Fernando Chamorro Alfaro
Máximo Jerez Tellería
José Víctor Zavala
Charles Henry Davis
The Filibuster War was a military conflict between filibustering multinational troops stationed in Nicaragua and a coalition of Central American armies.
Initial Stages[edit]
In 1854, a civil war erupted in Nicaragua between the Legitimist party (also called the Conservative party), and the Democratic party (also called the Liberal party). The Democratic party sought military support from William Walker who, to circumvent American neutrality laws, obtained a contract from Democratic president President Castellón to bring as many as three hundred "colonists" to Nicaragua. Walker sailed from San Francisco on May 3, 1855, with approximately 60 men. Upon landing, the force was reinforced by 170 locals and about 100 Americans.
Establishment of Walker[edit]
With Castellón's consent, Walker attacked the Legitimists in the town of Rivas, near the trans-isthmian route. He was driven off, but not without inflicting heavy casualties. On September 4, during the Battle of La Virgen, Walker defeated the Legitimist army. On October 13, he conquered the Legitimist capital of Granada and took effective control of the country. Initially, as commander of the army, Walker ruled Nicaragua through puppet President Patricio Rivas. U.S. President Franklin Pierce recognized Walker's regime as the legitimate government of Nicaragua on May 20, 1856.
Central American Counterattack[edit]
Walker had scared his neighbors with talk of further military conquests in Central America. Juan Rafael Mora, President of Costa Rica, rejected Walker's diplomatic overtures and instead declared war on his regime. Walker sent Colonel Schlessinger to invade Costa Rica in a preemptive action, but his forces were defeated at the Battle of Santa Rosa in March 1856. Vanderbilt financed and trained a military coalition of these states, led by Costa Rica, and worked to prevent men and supplies from reaching Walker. He also provided defectors from Walker's army with payments and free passage back to the United States of America. In April 1856, Costa Rican troops and American mercenaries supported by Vanderbilt penetrated into Nicaraguan territory and inflicted a defeat on Walker's men at the Second Battle of Rivas, in which Juan Santamaría, later to be recognized as one of Costa Rica's national heroes by burning the place were the Filibuster were staying. Walker set himself up as President of Nicaragua, after conducting an uncontested election. He was inaugurated on July 12, 1856, and soon launched an Americanization program, declaring English an official language and reorganizing currency and fiscal policy to encourage immigration from the United States of America. Walker's army had though been weakened by an epidemic of cholera and massive defections, it was no match for the Central American coalition.
Walker's Surrender[edit]
On May 1, 1857, Walker surrendered to Commander Charles Henry Davis of the United States Navy and was repatriated. Upon disembarking in New York City, he was greeted as a hero, but he alienated public opinion when he blamed his defeat on the U.S. Navy.


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It's good to get a sense of perspective about the size of the human race's footprint in our home galaxy. One day we're going to have to apologise to the rest of the Milky Way's residents for inflicting Keeping Up with the Kardashians and Baywatch on them, but by the time anyone else notices the chances are there'll be nobody left on this planet who even knows who those people were.1
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Pitt landed its 16th recruit from the 2011 class this morning when highly-rated Trotwood-Madison (Trotwood, Ohio) linebacker Nicholas Grigsby made a verbal commitment to the Panthers.
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Silent Bob's better half talks Kevin Smith, comic books, tattoos, and kicking his drug habit.
Actor Jason Mewes is standing in the living room of his Los Angeles home, taking off his shirt. Positioned in front of his laptop's webcam, he shows off the "15 or 16" tattoos he's acquired during his 34 tumultuous years. He lifts his shirt and motions first to an elaborate tribal design on his shoulder. "I got this one in Santa Cruz … and this one in Des Moines," Mewes says. "This one's from when I was 20, and I got this one in Utah after playing a prisoner with all these fake tattoos. The guy was gonna do a solid tribal on me, but I was like, "You know what, I want a face in there. Nothing too happy, though, not like a clown, you know?"
The irony is that Mewes is best known as Jay, the clowning, weed-dealing, cuss-spewing half of Jay and Silent Bob, the stoner movie icons made famous in director Kevin Smith's 1994 indie classic Clerks. The role launched Mewes' career while his real life became jagged, drug-addled, and far from hilarious. Born in New Jersey in 1974, Mewes was an average hockey-and-comicbook- loving high schooler when his friend Smith, three years his senior, mentioned he was writing a movie featuring Jay, a character based on Mewes. Clerks, famously made for just $27,000, became a massive hit, and Mewes went on to reprise the role of Jay in nearly all of Smith's other movies, including Mallrats, Dogma, Chasing Amy, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back and Clerks II (lucky for him, he dodged Jersey Girl), and land roles in little-seen movies such as Feast and Paulie Shore Is Dead. Mewes also developed a full-blown drug addiction. During that time, his mother was diagnosed with AIDS and later succumbed to the disease in 2002. Caught between professional success and personal hell, Mewes would pop up in a movie and then disappear for months. Rumors of his death circulated, and at one point a warrant was issued for his arrest. Now five years into his sobriety, Mewes has a new movie, the Smith-helmed Zack and Miri Make a Porno, that's already generating buzz. Like each of his tattoos, Mewes has a hell of a story to tell.
INKED: What was your very first tattoo?
MEWES: My brother's girlfriend gave me this little dot on my wrist with a pin, some thread, and India ink when I was 12 years old. More than 20 years later, that thing is staying strong.
You also have several tattoos of girls' names, including Jordan, your girlfriend. What if it doesn't work out?
Nah, it's not a big deal. Look, I have "Amy"—an ex—on my neck, and I have "Kat," too. They're all different chapters in my life. Jordan is the only girl I've ever had a real relationship with—we live together, we have a dog, we share bank accounts. She even knows the passwords to my bank accounts. All my other relationships revolved around drinking, drugs, and partying. The only time I think it would be a bummer is if I came home one day and Jordan was getting double-teamed by two big dudes. Would you ever have a tattoo removed or covered up? Oh, hell no. They all have their own stories.
What are your other tattoos?
I have Kevin Smith's daughter's name down my spine. I have Justice League stuff, Daredevil, Bullseye. And this is Batman. This one right here on my thigh is the Road Runner tattoo I got when I was 18. Have you ever seen any Jay and Silent Bob tattoos? I have. I have a picture on my phone of a guy with one. I've seen three or four people with the Jay and Silent Bob animated characters, and one guy had an actual portrait of me, which is weird. It had the beanie cap and shit, sort of Jay, though, which was bizarre. Can you set the record straight about how you met Kevin? We went to high school together, and I knew who he was, but we didn't hang out because he was three years older. After he graduated, he worked at our town's community center, and every day after school I'd go there to play hockey, kickball, and pool. Then a group of us started hanging out and going to comic shows.
Is it true that he didn't like you at first?
Probably. Some of my friends were going to New York for a comic book convention, and Kevin was like, "I'm not driving a minor over state lines," because he didn't want me to go. But then our buddy Brian said he'd drive. So not only did I get to go –I called shotgun. I was being silly, and those guys were laughing at me. It wasn't that Kevin didn't think I was funny, it was that he was the funny one of the group and now there was this new dude. After doing seven of Kevin's movies, what's the best part of working with him? I know him and I'm comfortable. I've done maybe 10 other movies with other directors, and, not that I don't enjoy myself, but it's a different vibe because Kev and I have been friends for so long. Some of the other directors are so stressed about getting the shots, they don't really care about the actors' performances. If there's tension, I'm tense. With Kevin, it's comfy.
Aw, that's cute. So you'd never acted before Clerks?
I did a few elementary school plays, and then I did a talent show my freshman year of high school. We lip-synched to the Beastie Boys. Didn't you work at the Quick Stop, where a lot of Clerks was filmed? Yeah, Kevin and I both worked there, and then he got me a job at the video store next door, where Clerks was also shot. So I'd work there, and he'd be at the convenience store, and I'd shut down the video store and hang out with him. Were you freaked out making a movie for the first time? It was kind of a blur because I was so nervous. Even though Kevin wrote the character based on me, he remembers me being like, "Kev, I don't know if I can do this." I was so freaked out performing in front of the cameras with everyone watching.
So you combated the nervousness with drugs and alcohol.
Exactly. I'd get drunk every day on beer and blackberry brandy. I was also working as a roofer at the time, so I'd roof all day and shoot at night. I remember watching the finished movie in the video store, and I thought that was it. I didn't understand the process of making movies, and I didn't know about Sundance or Cannes. I went back to work and didn't think anything about it, and then Kevin was like, "Yo, we got into a festival and Miramax bought it, and it's gonna be out in some theaters." That was cool, but even after that, I still worked. It wasn't until Mallrats that I quit my job.
How did your new fame change your life the most?
It didn't hit me until Mallrats. This sounds corny, but I grew up in a small town in Jersey and I'd never been anywhere besides New York. I'd never been in a limo except for prom, and I'd never stayed in a hotel. The only things I knew about California were palm trees, Beverly Hills Cop, and 90210.
What was your first impression of Los Angeles?
I flew out to do a table read for Mallrats, and I remember they picked me up in a limo, and there were the palm trees, and the song "Hotel California" came on, and it was awesome. Then, in Minnesota, where we shot the movie, there were, like, 50 crew members, and everyone was like, "Can I get you coffee? Can I get you this?" On top of all that, we got $400 per diem. It was surreal.
Did all of that money go toward partying?
Well, every night after shooting, we'd all meet in the lobby of the hotel to drink, but usually someone from production would pay for it. I mainly spent mine on CDs and action figures.You've been candid about your drug addiction. Do you remember the first time you used?
I drank and smoked weed a little bit in high school, and I think I was 20 the first time I tried coke. The first time I did heroin was on my 21st birthday. My friend Mike was seeing this girl, and I started messing around with her friend, so the four of us were hanging out a lot. I didn't realize they were doing heroin every day. At first I didn't want to be around it, because I hated dope. I stopped hanging with them, but that lasted a week. Then I was like, "Let's hang out, but please don't do it around me." So on my 21st birthday, I wanted to go out drinking, and they were like, "We're just gonna sit in, man, and do dope." I got some beers, and they were all doped up, and I was sitting there by myself trying to drink and be loud and have fun while they were nodding out and shit. Finally I was like, "Let me get some. I don't get it, it doesn't look fun to me." But then I tried it.
And it was awesome. I remember cuddling with the girl and it was this whole new…. But it was bad business. From there, I started doing it on weekends, and then three, four times a week, and the next thing you know, I'm fully strung out and needing to do it every day. That went on and off for like eight, nine years.
At your lowest point, how much money were you spending a day on drugs?
There were days when I had tons of money and I was doing a lot of crack. I was shooting crack and dope. You can shoot crack if you break it down with lemon juice, so I was doing both and spending tons of money. Some days I'd spend $400 to $500 in one day, and then the next day I'd spend $200. At the very least, I was spending $200 a day or $1,400 to $1,500 a week and maybe $6,000 a month. Then I'd run out of money and I'd have to get by. When I'd get tight on money, I'd only do $100 a day.
Did you try to get clean?
I would get sober and work for a few months, like on Dogma, but as soon as I'd get home I'd get messed up again. Or I'd quit dope for two months, but I'd still drink and smoke pot, then I'd start doing dope again. Finally, I realized I couldn't drink or do any mind-altering drugs. I was out in L.A., and there was a warrant out for my arrest for getting busted with a bag of dope in 1999, so I went back to Jersey and turned myself in. I knew they'd either put me in jail, where I wouldn't be able to get drugs, or they'd put me in rehab and it would all stop, which I was hoping. Luckily, I got six months in rehab.
Were you ever tempted to jump the fence at rehab?
Oh, yeah. But if I decided to take off, I'd have to do four years in jail, so that kept me from wanting to leave. After six months in rehab, I flew back to L.A. and moved back in with Kevin until I got back on my feet.
Was it strange to read about your life in the tabloids?
There were rumors that you were dead. It was weird. I don't read the tabloids, but I did have a cousin who'd read that I was dead in a paper, so she called me and was like, "We haven't heard from you and wanted to make sure you're okay." I try not to read anything, even now, because if 10 people say nice things but one person says something nasty, it bothers me.
What ever happened to Rock Bottom, the HBO documentary about you kicking heroin?
It got shut down. I was in a really bad place when this guy, who wound up being a crazy con artist, offered to pay me if I would shoot this documentary. I said yes, so he picked me up in a big Winnebago, and they filmed me going to rehab. After being sober for a few months, I was like, "Whoa, what did I do? That was retarded letting them watch me kick dope and shit." Now that my head was a little clearer, I called the dude. He had told me if I didn't like it, he wouldn't put it out. But that wasn't the case. I said, "Look, I don't want it coming out, I'm sorry. Squash it." He's like, "No, we're gonna do it." So we brought it to a judge, and we got the footage, and then the guy disappeared. I guess he had kept some of the footage, because a year after everything was settled, it leaked onto YouTube.
Did you watch it?
I did, and it was horrible—me all messed up. He put a hidden camera in the room when I was sick and going through withdrawal. Just stuff you never want to see. Luckily, YouTube took it down.
Do you think you still would have been a drug addict if you hadn't started making movies?
Oh, yeah. It didn't have anything to do with movies. I started doing this back in Jersey with friends I'd hung out with for years. When you go to California, no one really offers you heroin or anything. It's got nothing to do with movies or Hollywood or clubs.
Your new movie, Zack and Miri Make a Porno, is the first Kevin Smith movie in which you're not playing Jay, right?
Yeah, Kevin was like, "I'm making a new movie with all different characters—no Jay or Bob. No Brian or Dante." He wrote this character, Lester, for me, and he's totally different. He's got short hair and he wears a wife beater. I even have my clothes off in a few scenes.
Whoa! Full frontal?
Well, they're shooting a porno, and I audition for it. I don't know how much I should give away. I'm sure if I said certain shit, Kevin would be like, "Dude, why did you tell everyone that?" I will say that I've seen a rough cut and it's really funny.
Have you ever filmed yourself having sex?
No, I've never taped myself.
But it says on your MySpace page that your interests are "sex, sex, sex."
Yeah, I'm interested in having sex, but I'm not interested in watching myself have sex. I don't want to see my pasty little ass going up and down and shit. Do you?


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• Tennis: The days of Andy Roddick are finished. Let the Janko Tipsarevic Era begin.
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• NBA: Jermaine O'Neal to be sent from Pacers to Raptors for T.J. Ford, Rasho Nesterovic, 17th pick in the draft and a player to be named. But it's not official yet, so don't spread this around. [Yahoo Sports]
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• College World Series: Fresno, birthplace of Cher, Kevin Federline and Trent Dilfer, represent! This series is tied.
• Spain invades Wimbledon, enslaves native people, demands to know where gold is hidden.
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• College World Series: Hey Bulldog ... Georgia takes 1-0 series lead over Fresno State.
• Tennis: Federer Express ... Roger Federer, Serena Williams among usual suspects to win first-round Wimbledon matches.
• MLB: Ben Sheets, you're my hero. … »
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• College World Series: Year of the Bulldog ... Georgia will meet Fresno State in finals. Where's that Snausages vendor?
• NHL: Hockey's Cold War is here. First on Russia's list: Destroy Moose and Squirrel.
• MLB: As relievers-turned-starters go,… »
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• MLB: Micah Owens and the Diamondbacks fell 6-1 in Minnesota. You'd think they'd let him bat, but no.
• CBB: The Tar Heels survive elimination thanks to another late home run.
• Boxing: Chazz Witherspoon was fortunate to be disqualified… »
What you missed while marching on Fairfax with your friends from the JDL...
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Londonderry Funeral Homes
The population was 24,129 at the 2010 census. The more densely settled portion of town, where 11,037 people resided at the 2010 census, is defined as the Londonderry census-designated place (CDP) and roughly occupies the eastern and southern parts of town, around New Hampshire Route 102. Londonderry lies in an area that was first known as "Nutfield" because of the dense woods with nut trees. The town was settled in 1718 by Scots-Irish settlers, many of whom had left their homes in Londonderry in the Province of Ulster in the north of Ireland, and arrived in Boston in 1718 to start a new life without religious wars and persecution. In 1722, the town was chartered and given the name "Londonderry". Early Ulster Scots settlers spread out into surrounding villages, bringing Scottish and Irish names like Antrim, Derry and Dunbarton. Londonderry was the second largest town in early colonial times, and Derry,...
The official website for the city of Londonderry is http://www.londonderrynh.org/.
There is currently 1 funeral home listing for the city of Londonderry, New Hampshire.
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Some of the notable people born here have been: Ian O'Connor (ice hockey player).
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Badger Funeral Homes Incorporated Located 23 miles from Londonderry
Badger Funeral Home was founded in Groton, Massachusetts by Harris L. Badger in1921. His son, William A. Badger,followed his father and in 1954 expanded the family business to Littleton,Massachusetts. Today, David Badger continues to operate...
Brookside Chapel & Funeral Home Located 14 miles from Londonderry
Brookside Chapel & Funeral Home, located in Plaistow, NH, serves the Southern New Hampshire and Greater Haverhill, Massachusetts areas. Brookside Chapel & Funeral Home offers a wide range of funeral services for all faiths that a family can...
Conte Funeral Homes Located 17 miles from Londonderry
In 1977, Anthony S. Conte, Sr. purchased The Dewhirst Funeral Home of North Andover which had been in existence for twenty years. Tony immediately set out to provide personal, sensitive, and compassionate service to the community by providing...
Cota Funeral Home Located 25 miles from Londonderry
Anthony F. Cota was founder of the Cota Funeral Home in Somerville in 1932. A licensed funeral director at the age of 17, he ran the funeral home until his untimely death at the age of 54 in 1968.
Daniel B Stockbridge Funeral Located 22 miles from Londonderry
Kind, thoughtful service is what you can expect from the Stockbridge Funeral Home.
Our staff is here to help you plan the funeral services that you want - services with dignity and respect. Whether we are dealing with families before the need...
Dracut Funeral Home Located 13 miles from Londonderry
Since our founding, the guiding principle of Dracut Funeral Home has been the commitment to treating each family who comes to us as our own. With sincerity, pride, and dedication, we are committed to this time-honored tradition.
Dumont-Sullivan Funeral Homes Located 8 miles from Londonderry
Being a family owned, three generation business is important to us here at the Dumont-Sullivan Funeral Home. This emphasis was set from it's beginning in 1949 when Leo A. Dumont, Sr. founded the funeral home with a credo of Trust, Respect, and...
Phaneuf Funeral Homes Located 9 miles from Londonderry
Phaneuf Funeral Homes and Crematorium has been serving the public since 1906 and is one of the oldest continually-owned family funeral homes in New Hampshire.
Tewksbury Funeral Home Located 19 miles from Londonderry
The Tewksbury Funeral Home was founded in 1957 by Walter and Gloria (Roux) Deputat. The name was chosen specifically to reflect their commitment to serve any ethnic, religious, or cultural segments within the town and our neighboring communities....
Waters Funeral Home Located 24 miles from Londonderry
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Facts about Londonderry, New HampshireLondonderry is a New England town in western Rockingham County, New Hampshire County, New Hampshire, United States. The town is bordered on the north by the city of Manchester, New Hampshire and on the east by the town of Derry, New Hampshire The population was 23,236 at the 2000 census. Londonderry is known for its apple orchards and is partial home to the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport.
Londonderry Obituaries
It was reported on July 10th, 2013 that Harold Rudolph "Rudy" Keeling died in Londonderry, New Hampshire. Keeling was 66 years old. Send flowers to share your condolences and honor Harold Rudolph "Rudy"'s life.
It was reported on December 29th, 2012 that Philip O Presley died in Londonderry, New Hampshire. Presley was 71 years old and was born in Austin, TX. Send flowers to share your condolences and honor Philip O's life.
It was reported on May 31st, 2012 that Shirley J Hufnagel (Bartlett) died in Londonderry, New Hampshire. Ms. Hufnagel was 76 years old and was born in London E, . Send flowers to share your condolences and honor Shirley J's life.
It was reported on May 6th, 2012 that Doris M Kelly (Russell) died in Londonderry, New Hampshire. Ms. Kelly was 88 years old and was born in Worcester, MA. Send flowers to share your condolences and honor Doris M's life.
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Barcelona in One Day Sightseeing Tour
- Barcelona Super Saver, combining a morning of sightseeing with a tour of Gaudi architecture
- Stroll around Barcelona's Barri Gòtic and see Barcelona Cathedral, the town hall and more
- Visit the Spanish Village and finish the morning with a cable car ride to Montjuic Castle
- Admire the exterior façade of La Sagrada Familia, explore Park Güell, and see Casa Batlló and La Pedrera
- Learn about Gaudi and his distinctive architectural style that's prevalent around Barcelona
Recent Photos of This Tour
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Meet your guide in central Barcelona, hop aboard your coach, and travel to Plaça de Catalunya to disembark for a stroll. Work your way around the square's beautiful fountains and statues, before wandering along the narrow medieval streets of Barri Gòtic. Pass Barcelona Cathedral as you continue to Plaça Sant Jaume, where the Palace of Generalitat and the Town Hall are found.
Next, hop back on board your coach and take in views of the Mediterranean Sea lapping Barcelona's coastline on the way to the Olympic village, home to Port Olympic and the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium.
Travel up to the summit of Montjuic hill for panoramic views of the city and its bustling harbor. Admire sights of Palau Sant Jordi and Calatrava Tower, and then visit the Spanish Village to see typical architecture and traditional crafts from different regions of Spain.
Finish your morning with a cable car ride up to Montjuic Castle for more views of Barcelona's stunning skyline, and then travel back down the hill by coach to central Barcelona. Bid your guide farewell, and enjoy roughly 2 hours at leisure before your afternoon tour starts.
Artistic Barcelona Including Gaudi's La Sagrada Familia and Skip-the-Line Entry to Park Güell: (4.5 hours)
After meeting your guide in central Barcelona, set off on your afternoon tour with a stroll to La Sagrada Familia, one of Gaudi's most famous works. Work your way around the exterior of the UNESCO-listed cathedral, gazing up at its sky-piercing spires, as your guide explains some of the standout highlights of the monument's architecture and history.
From the cathedral, follow your guide to Park Güell, an extensive garden complex located on the hill of El Carmel that was also designed by Gaudi. Known for its architectural features with mosaic terraces, curved walls and eye-catching sculptures, the park attracts lengthy entrance lines. Skip past the lines with your fast-track ticket and head inside to explore the pretty walkways and leafy parkland with your guide.
Continue with a stroll down Passeig de Gràcia, the street that's home to two more Gaudi works of art: Casa Batlló and La Pedrera. Learn how the buildings were designed as lavish private residences while posing for photos in front of them, and then bid your guide a fond farewell as your Super Saver finishes.
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everything was OK, I was satisfied with the organisation.
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We did the morning part of this tour, which was similar to Best of Barcelona tour so opted to not do the afternoon part, which were the Gaudi buildings which we had been to on the other tour. So I say, do one or the other.
September 2015
Excellent overall tour of the city. Guides and drivers were superb.
September 2015
Beautiful tour, absolutely worth the money.
September 2015
This tour was amazing!
August 2015
The tour has been average in the morning session, but with the afternoon tour guide, the magnificient Romina, the tour has become really great. Romina has been able to provide in a perfect English and in a very attractive way, a lot of useful and interesting informations about the Segrada Family and Park Gual. She has turned the tour to a real picnic one. Whoever wishes to go for that tour should specifically ask for Romina as a tour guide.
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Both tour guides were excellent - informative, knowledgeable, friendly and patient. I would use the company again and recommend to anyone.


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The system is being put to work in many developing nations for mapping and data collection efforts, including in Mexico, Tanzania, and Brazil. The aim is for an automated and collaborative approach where anyone can comment, update, and make changes, with two-way communication via the phone so that the time spent in the field can be most productive.


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I'm posting this to the mailing list first because I'm not sure I've
fixed this correctly. This is a patch for a bug in ticker.py.
In Autolocator.get_locator, if the distance passed in is 0, the call to
log10 will crash with an overflow error. I think I'm hitting this
problem because I plot a lot of binary data, and the first plot when
this happened, consisted of all zeros (giving the y axis no distance - I
could be talking complete nonsense, I haven't really examined the
code). What I'm not sure about is, in the case that distance is 0,
should the variable ld be set to 0 (as I have done in the attached
patch), or is another value more sensible?
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David> not sure I've fixed this correctly. This is a patch for a
David> bug in ticker.py.
Another user told me about this one offlist and the fix is in CVS. My
approach was to revert to what we were doing before (which somehow got
lost in translation) which is to set the view lim to be plus/minus 1
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Forgiveness: How and Why? On the May 27 edition of The Iowa Journal
May 27, 2010
(Johnston, Iowa) –Thursday's episode of The Iowa Journal will look at why experts claim forgiveness is a long-term solution to problems large and small. This program airs Thursday, May 27 at 8 p.m. It will be rebroadcast Friday, May 28 at 6:30 p.m. on statewide Iowa Public Television and Saturday, May 29 at 8:30 a.m. on IPTV WORLD. It will also be available online at iptv.org/iowajournal.
Whether having fallen victim to a crime or to a natural disaster like floods and tornados, or to a loss of any kind, how do people move on from their initial emotions? Some say to move on, one must forgive. The Iowa Journal talks to a few well-known Iowans including Simon Estes, an international opera singer originally from Centerville and Joan Becker of Parkersburg, whose son shot and killed a local high school football coach while struggling with mental illness. Included in the story is an interview with Joan Becker's minister, Brad Zinnecker.
In the studio to discuss why forgiveness is necessary and how to effectively practice it: Dr. Nathaniel G. Wade, associate professor of psychology at Iowa State University who has studied the effects of forgiveness counseling since 2000; Sandy Hoenig of Ames, a retired school counselor who has been a forgiveness workshop leader for more than 10 years and authored the book, "The Joy of Forgiveness;" and Mary Hayes Grieco, the director of The Midwest Institute of Forgiveness Training in Minneapolis. Grieco is an international forgiveness teacher and the author of books and CDs, including "The Peaceful Heart" and "Be A Light: Illumined Essays for Times Like These."
For more information about The Iowa Journal, visit www.iptv.org/iowajournal or call (515) 242-3146. For information on how to watch IPTV WORLD in your area, visit Iptv.org.
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