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With airlines going bankrupt and the credit crunch on the tips of everyone's tongues, taking a holiday has suddenly turned into an expensive and risky business. A recent survey of Irish travellers by Hostelworld.com showed that 63% of Irish people believe the credit crunch has affected their holiday plans this year. However with a bit of research, planning and creativity, you can take matters into your own hands and still have the perfect holiday. More and more people are becoming their own travel agents and booking DIY holidays in light of the current economic situation.
Below are some ideas from Hostelworld.com for European city breaks including accommodation and tours at a fraction of the cost of tour companies.
Shop up a storm in Marrakech
Morocco's second largest city, Marrakech is known for its markets, architecture, food and gardens. Just a 3 hour flight from Ireland, Marrakech can be explored over a long weekend.
Accommodation: Riad Medina Azahara
Located in the medina of Marrakech, this hostel is just a few minutes walk from the hustle and bustle of the main square and souks. Designed in the traditional Moroccan style, the hostel is made up of three individual Riads (Moroccan Houses) with a mix of double, triple and dorm rooms - catering for all budgets. All rooms come with private ensuites with shower and bathtub. The Riads also have a mix of pools, massage rooms, spacious living areas and terraces where a free breakfast is served every morning. Airport pick up can be arranged for guests. Twice a week the hostel organises a traditional Moroccan dinner for guests with accompanying Moroccan Gnaoua music.
Rates from €14.00 per night
Tour: Marrakech Souks guided tour Marrakech
These official tour guides are experts of the souks and will show travellers the art of bartering and how to snag a bargain. But it's not all about shopping! Tour guides will also explain the history and culture of the souks and introduce you to friendly traders. This three hour tour offers the perfect introduction to the infamous Marrakech souks.
Price per person - €22.00
Escape to the Irish Countryside
A weekend away in the Irish country side is sure to rejuvenate all who visit. Just a hop skip and a jump away this is perfect for a quick weekend getaway.
Accommodation: Kinlay House Hostel
The newly refurbished Kinlay House Hostel is ideally located on Eyre Square in the heart of Galway City. It is the perfect base from which to explore the west's attractions such as the landscapes of Connemara Cliffs and the world famous Aran Islands. Soak up the relaxed and friendly atmosphere of the hostel in the large open plan lounge and TV/DVD room and take advantage of two fully equipped self-catering kitchens. Both private and dorm rooms are available, many of which offer panoramic views of Galway Bay. Friendly, helpful, well travelled and multi-lingual staff are happy to provide local information. Guests are also offered complimentary passes for some of Galway's hottest nightclubs meaning that any stay can be finished off in style.
Rates from €10.00 per night
Tour: Connemara & Cong Tour
This tour is perfect for those wishing to see the hidden treasures that Ireland has to offer, away from the main tourist track. First stop is Ross Errilly Friary- a hidden but atmospheric 14th century monastery. Next up is Cong Village for a guided walk through Cong Woods to visit Ashforc Castle. Entering Connemara via this route allows you to see the stark beauty of the hidden valley of Connemara before arriving at the Atlantic Ocean. The tour then continues to Kylemore Abbey (or Connemara National Park for walkers) and back home via the gorgeous Inagh Valley. Departing at 10am and returning at approximately 5.30pm, this is a tour that showcases the best of Ireland's stunning scenery.
Price per person - €20.00
Walk through history in Berlin
Possessing a long and intriguing past, the German capital offers something for everyone; stunning theatres and museums combine with first rate shopping and a bustling nightlife to produce the ideal short break.
Accommodation: East Seven Berlin Hostel
This charming hostel has consistently been voted into Hostelworld's top 10 hostels worldwide since opening in April 2005. The EastSeven Berlin Hostel fosters a relaxed, sociable atmosphere where it's easy to chat to the staff or make friends in the lounge, kitchen or garden. Guests can choose from a range of private rooms or small dorms, enjoy a fresh coffee or German beer with fellow guests, log on to the free wireless internet or relax in the beautiful garden. Conveniently located between the hustle and bustle of Mitte (the city's central district) and charming Prenzlauer Berg, the EastSeven Hostel offers the ideal location for exploring the best of Berlin. Surrounded by cafés, restaurants, bars, clubs and boutique shops, you won't have to go far to find what you're looking for.
Rates from €15.00 per night
Tour: Third Reich Berlin
This is a tour that seeks to answer many of the questions surrounding the Second World War. How did it happen? How did a nation of people known for their level-headed thinking allow the greatest tragedy of the 20th century to occur? How could the rest of the world lie sleeping while the Nazis built their war machine and solidified power? This fascinating three and a half hour walking tour visits all the places where Hitler and his deputies masterminded the Nazi charge on Europe. From the sick genius of Goebbel's Propaganda Ministry to the headquarters of Himmler's SS this tour will uncover the heart of darkness that transformed a WWI scarred country into the nearly triumphant victors of WWII and finally answer the question: could it happen again?
Price per person - €10.00
Drink in the Delights of Tuscany
The picturesque city of Florence in the heart of beautiful Tuscany is a one of Italy's favourite destinations and it's easy to see why. The glorious architecture and formidable galleries are only half the story and with so much to see and do, visitors will never be short activities to fill the days.
Accommodation: Academy Hostel Florence
This discreet, smart new hostel housed in a perfect location in central Florence offers the ideal base from which to explore this charming city. The hostel is on the first floor of the 17th Century Palace that was the previous residence of 'Barone' Ricasoli and is just a short walk from all the main tourist attractions of Florence including the Academy Gallery where Michelangelo's David can be found. For those that need their sleep, the Academy Hostel is blissfully quiet yet is still located within walking distance of several restaurants, bars and clubs for those wanting to sample the Italian nightlife. The well-maintained dorm rooms with just three to six beds (and no bunk beds) are all air-conditioned. This combined with the fully furnished lobby and free internet, makes this hostel the perfect choice for a stay in Florence.
Rates from €28.00 per night
Tour: The Best of Tuscany
Tuscany is known for its rich history, art, beautiful landscapes, delicious food and superb wines. The "Best of Tuscany" is a fantastic tour that gives you the opportunity to visit the most attractive places in Tuscany in one day at an affordable price. Following a morning in Siena, a place of immediate charm, the tour will move on for a delicious traditional Tuscan lunch at a wine estate. Having taken in the views of the beautiful Chianti countryside, the tour finishes with a visit to the world famous Leaning Tower of Pisa.
Price per person - €75.00
'Sound of Music' in Salzburg
Salzburg, famously alive with the Sound of Music, is really a feast for all the senses. With Baroque castles, interesting museums and luscious chocolate, this is a city that will leave visitors enthralled.
Accommodation: Yoho International Youth Hostel
A renowned European hostel, situated in the centre of the city, the Yoho International Youth Hostel offers an excellent place to enjoy all that Salzburg has to offer. The traditional Austrian bar serves a delicious breakfast and dinner each day. With accommodation ranging from a single room to an eight bed dorm, this hostel ensures every guest is fully catered for throughout their stay here. Guests can also access the internet and a communal TV/DVD room.
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Tour: The Most Unique Sound of Music Tour Salzburg
Relive with us the true story of the von Trapp family with the tour that has been Salzburg's favourite for more than 35 years. Salzburg was of course the home of the real Von Trapp Family and this tour lets you see many of the original locations making it a truly memorable experience not to be missed during your visit. The tour takes in not only the main film locations of the 'Sound of Music', but also many other local pieces of history and culture along the way giving a complete insight into this timeless movie.
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This guide attempts to analyse some of the most pressing gender issues in contemporary labour migration. It seeks to highlight the rationale for including gender-sensitive measures and ways to implement them into the migration policies of countries of origin and destination, as well as in bi- and multilateral agreements. By presenting good practices and providing tools on how to shape migration processes, the Guide aims to assist and encourage OSCE participating States and Partners for Co-operation to enforce current legislation as well as develop and adopt policies and programmes for female migrant workers that are more gender sensitive. In this way, it should encourage migration policies to be formed in a more gender-just way. This guide is also available in Russian on the website of OSCE.
- OSCE releases booklet on preventing human trafficking for domestic servitude in diplomatic households
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user inputs a taxon name and gets the GBIF key back (useful for searching GBIF records and finding e.g. synonyms and daughter taxa). The GBIF taxon concepts are accessed via the taxon web service: http://data.gbif.org/ws/rest/taxon
user inputs a taxon name and gets the GBIF key back (useful for searching GBIF records and finding e.g. synonyms and daughter taxa). The GBIF taxon concepts are accessed via the taxon web service: http://data.gbif.org/ws/rest/taxon
===June, week 2: Functions to get GBIF records===
===June, week 2: Functions to get GBIF records===
Revision as of 19:18, 14 June 2009
BioGeography is a module under development by Nick Matzke for a Google Summer of Code 2009 project. It is run through NESCENT's Phyloinformatics Summer of Code 2009. See the project proposal at: Biogeographical Phylogenetics for BioPython. The mentors are Stephen Smith (primary), Brad Chapman, and David Kidd. The source code is in the Bio/Geography directory of the Geography fork of the nmatzke branch on GitHub, and you can see a timeline and other info about ongoing development of the module here. The new module is being documented on the BioPython wiki as BioGeography.
Abstract: Create a BioPython module that will enable users to automatically access and parse species locality records from online biodiversity databases; link these to user-specified phylogenies; calculate basic alpha- and beta-phylodiversity summary statistics, produce input files for input into the various inference algorithms available for inferring historical biogeography; convert output from these programs into files suitable for mapping, e.g. in Google Earth (KML files).
Work Plan
Note: all major functions are being placed in the file geogUtils.py for the moment. Also, the immediate goal is to just get everything basically working, so details of where to put various functions, what to call them, etc. are being left for later.
Code usage: For a few things, an entire necessary function already exists (e.g. for reading a shapefile), and re-inventing the wheel seems pointless. In most cases the material used appears to be open source (e.g. previous Google Summer of Code). For a few short code snippets found online in various places I am less sure. In all cases I am noting the source and when finalizing this project I will go back and determine if the stuff is considered copyright, and if so email the authors for permission to use.
May, week 1: Functions to read locality data and place points in geographic regions (Tasks 1-2)
Parses polygon, point, and multipoint shapefiles into python objects (storing latitude/longitude coordinates and feature names, e.g. the region name associated with each polygon)
Parse a manually downloaded GBIF record, extracting latitude/longitude and taxon names
shapefile_points_in_poly, tablefile_points_in_poly
Input geographic points, determine which region (polygon) each range falls in (via point-in-polygon algorithm); also output points that are unclassified, e.g. some GBIF locations were mis-typed in the source database, so a record will fall in the middle of the ocean.
- Code fulfilling these tasks is uploaded here, along with an example script and data files to run.
June, week 1: Functions to search GBIF and download occurrence records
Note: creating functions for all possible interactions with GBIF is not possible in the time available, I will just focus on searching and downloading basic record occurrence record data.
utility function invoked by other functions, user inputs parameters and the GBIF response in XML/DarwinCore format is returned. The relevant GBIF web service, and the search commands etc., are here: http://data.gbif.org/ws/rest/occurrence
Get the actual hits that are be returned by a given search, returns filename were they are saved
Like get_hits, but returns a parsed XML tree
files downloaded from GBIF contain HTML character entities & unicode characters (e.g. umlauts mostly) which mess up printing results to prompt in Python, this fixes that
converts user's search parameters (in python dictionary format; see here for params http://data.gbif.org/ws/rest/occurrence ) to a string for submission via access_gbif
Take the text string returned by GBIF and parse to an XML tree using ElementTree. Requires the intermediate step of saving to a temporary file (required to make ElementTree.parse work, apparently).
If the XML tree element has items encoded in the tag, e.g. key/value or whatever, this function puts them in a python dictionary and returns them.
Search an element of a parsed XML string and find the number of hits, if it exists. Recursively searches, if there are subelements.
Prints all the elements & subelements of the xmltree to screen (may require fix_ASCII to input file to succeed)
- Deleted (turns out this was unnecessary): gettaxonconceptkey====
user inputs a taxon name and gets the GBIF key back (useful for searching GBIF records and finding e.g. synonyms and daughter taxa). The GBIF taxon concepts are accessed via the taxon web service: http://data.gbif.org/ws/rest/taxon
- Code fulfilling these tasks is uploaded here, along with an example script and data files to run.
June, week 2: Functions to get GBIF records
retrieves the record (for this project, just the "brief" format of the record) and saves it
calls getGBIFrecord for a user-specified list of records (derived from searchGBIFrecords function call)
calls readGBIFrecord on a list of saved records
June, week 3: Functions to read user-specified Newick files (with ages and internal node labels) and generate basic summary information.
(note: I have scripts doing all of these functions already, so the work is integrating them into a Biopython module, testing them, etc.)
read a Newick file into a tree object (a series of node objects links to parent and daughter nodes), also reading node ages and node labels if any.
get the total branchlength above a given node
get the phylogenetic distance (branch length) between two nodes
get a matrix of all of the pairwise distances between the tips of a tree.
This can be a slow function for large trees; currently I call a java function from python, this is probably the way to go.
given a list of tips and a tree, remove all other tips and resulting redundant nodes to produce a new smaller tree (as in Phylomatic)
June, week 4: Functions to summarize taxon diversity in regions, given a phylogeny and a list of taxa and the regions they are in.
(note: I have scripts doing all of these functions already, so the work is integrating them into a Biopython module, testing them, etc.)
alpha diversity of a region (number of taxa in the region)
beta diversity (Sorenson's index) between two regions
total branchlength of a phylogeny of taxa within a region
phylogenetic Sorenson's index between two regions
average distance between all tips on a region's phylogeny
average distance to nearest neighbor for tips on a region's phylogeny
standardized index of mean phylodistance
standardized index of mean minimum phylodistance
July, week 1: lagrange input/output handling (Task 6)
(note: lagrange requires a number of input files, e.g. hypothesized histories of connectivity; the only inputs suitable for automation in this project are the species ranges and phylogeny
convert list of taxa/ranges to input format: http://www.reelab.net/lagrange/configurator/index
checks if input phylogeny meets the requirements for lagrange, i.e. has ultrametric branchlengths, tips end at time 0, tip names are in the species/ranges input file
take the output file from lagrange and get ages and estimated regions for each node
July, weeks 2-3: Devise algorithm for representing estimated node histories (location of nodes in categorical regions) as latitude/longitude points, necessary for input into geographic display files.
- Regarding where to put reconstructed nodes, or tips that where the only location information is region. Within regions, dealing with linking already geo-located tips, spatial averaging can be used as currently happens with GeoPhyloBuilder. If there is only one node in a region the centroid or something similar could be used (i.e. the "root" of the polygon skeleton would deal even with weird concave polygons).
- If there are multiple ancestral nodes or region-only tips in a region, they need to be spread out inside the polygon, or lines will just be drawn on top of each other. This can be done by putting the most ancient node at the root of the polygon skeleton/medial axis, and then spreading out the daughter nodes along the skeleton/medial axis of the polygon.
this is a standard operation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straight_skeleton
within a region's polygon, given a list of nodes, their relationship, and ages, spread the nodes out along the middle 50% of the longest axis of the polygon skeleton, with the oldest node in the middle
connect the nodes that are linked to branches that cross between regions (for this initial project, just the great circle lines)
July, week 4 and August, week 1: Write functions for converting the output from the above into graphical display formats, e.g. shapefiles for ArcGIS, KML files for Google Earth.
write the biogeographic history to a shapefile
write the biogeographic history to a KML file for input into Google Earth
August, week 2: Beta testing
Make the series of functions available, along with suggested input files; have others run on various platforms, with various levels of expertise (e.g. Evolutionary Biogeography Discussion Group at U.C. Berkeley). Also get final feedback from mentors and advisors.
August, week 3: Wrapup
Assemble documentation, FAQ, project results writeup for Phyloinformatics Summer of Code.


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Wildcats blow out Crescent City 52-14
The BCHS Wildcats won their second straight game in blow out fashion with a 52-14 beat down of Crescent City September 13 at Memorial Stadium.
After a tightly contested first quarter that ended with a 7-7 tie, Dalton Dyal gave the Wildcats the lead for good on a two-yard touchdown run. James Carter returned a fumble 50 yards for a touchdown on Crescent City's next drive to pad the lead.
Michael Boone continued his outstanding season with three receiving and one punt return touchdown.
The 2-1 Wildcats open district play September 20 with a home game against Ribault.
See next week's edition of The Baker County Press for a full report.
Englishman brings soccer camp here, across southeast
Traveling from Birmingham, England to Macclenny might seem like a long trip for some people, but for Jamie Haynes, it was well worth the transatlantic trip.
Wildcat coach says offense is getting faster, defense benefitting from pads-on practice
The BCHS football program continued training camp throughout last week in preparation for the kickoff of the season August 23.
After running through non-contact drills for the majority of the first week, the team was finally able to begin hitting with pads on August 10. The practice opened up with a hitting drill pairing players of similar positions against one another. The physical nature of the drill set the tone for the rest of practice.


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Aribert Reimann
* 1936
Chamber opera in three acts
Libretto by August Strindberg
Translated from Swedish and adapted for music by the composer and Uwe Schendel World premiere: September 25th 1984, Hebbel Theatre, Berlin Festwochen
First ever performance in Frankfurt
Sung in German with German surtitles
About the piece
Director Hummel introduces a student, Arkenholz, to people in a house who at first glance all seem to be leading normal lives. Except »The Mummy«, an old woman who ekes out her existence in a storage space, who fascinates him. Arkenholz' interest is aroused by a beautiful girl, in whom he immediately falls in love and wants to marry as soon as possible. Director Hummel, a power obsessed puller of strings and »people collector« evidently wants to help him – but not without getting something in return. The fates of all the characters appear to be grotesquely interwoven with one another. To the student's horror he realises that the young woman and all the other members of the household are suffering from the consequences of what happened in the past. Invitations are made to regular »Ghost dinners« – at which the guests are always the same, and so are the conversations. The reversal of power relationships between the owners and servants further intensifies the claustrophobic atmosphere. Arkenholz sees through the entanglements of guilt and atonement, but does not want to destroy the web of dependency and betrayal. Aribert Reimann wrote a chamber opera for this August Strindberg story. The drama is full of symbolism and absurd scenes whose ethical and social critical content make the piece seem timeless. The underlying themes of justice and guilt, hushing up facts and the inability of anyone being able to go through life in total innocence are the foundations of Walter Sutcliffe's production.
Arkenholz, a student, is able to see dead people, meets the ghost of a milkmaid. Director Hummel watches him and asks if he would work for him, offering to introduce him to the family in a mansion nearby that seems to fascinate him and marry a young lady who lives in the hyacinth room. Among the inhabitants is the mummy, who is married to the Colonel. Twenty years ago she spent a night of passion with Hummel. Unable to forget, she has taken to living in a cupboard. Preparations are made for the next Ghost Supper. Despite the fact that everybody in the house has had a relationship with another member of the household, none of this ie ever discussed. There is a statue of the mummy when she was young. The mummy and Hummel meet again. Hummel unmasks the Colonel as a confidence trickster. Arkenholz is introduced and led into the hyacinth room. The Ghost Supper begins. Hummel declares himself the legitimate father of the young lady in the haycinth room. The mummy accuses him of Fraud and the murder of a milkmaid, sentencing him to hang himself in the cupboard where she has been living. Arkenholz in the hyacinth room: although attracted to him the young woman declines his proposal of marriage. The appearance of the cook, who tyrannizes the occupants of the house, unsettles her further. Arkenholz, realising that everything in the house is fraudulous, insists of revealing his truth to the young woman, even though she says it will kill her. She dies, leaving him with the poem he found her reading.
Sunday 26.01.2014 19:30 h
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Subscription: series 26
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Walter Sutcliffe
Set and Costume Design
Kaspar Glarner
Lighting Designer
Joachim Klein
Stefanie Mieszkowski
Der Alte, Direktor Hummel
Dietrich Volle
Der Student Arkenholz
Alexander Mayr
Der Oberst
Brian Galliford
Die Mumie, Frau des Oberst
Anja Silja
Das Fräulein, ihre Tochter
Barbara Zechmeister
Johannson, Diener bei Hummel
Hans Schöpflin
Bengtsson, Bedienter beim Oberst
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Die dunkle Dame, Tochter des Toten
Nina Tarandek
Die Köchin beim Oberst
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Christian Fellowship Temple, a large church in central Macclenny, is expanding its parking areas and has removed two homes in the process, irking a neighboring resident who wants to sell his home and move back to Jacksonville.
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After months of rehearsal, a December dance performance, adjudication, and extensive preparation, Beloit College student choreographers and dancers will showcase their work alongside faculty and guest choreographers at Chelonia, Beloit College's annual spring dance exhibition.
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Gibbons are apes and one of our closest living relatives. The Smithsonian Institution's Division of Mammals (http://vertebrates.si.edu/mammals/) houses many gibbons in its scientific collections.
This specimen, USNM 241018 (http://collections.mnh.si.edu/search/mammals/?irn=7284091), is a male pileated gibbon (Hylobates pileatus) from Thailand. This individual was collected by Hugh Smith in 1924 near Nong Khor.
This is a CT scan of the mandible of USNM 241018. These three-dimensional scans are made publicly available through the generous support of the Smithsonian 2.0 Fund, provided from the annual gifts of the Smithsonian National Board to the Secretary to use at his discretion (http://smithsonian20.si.edu/fund.html), and the Smithsonian Collections Care and Preservation Fund.
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Experiment with flavors in this Artland Simplicity infusion pitcher. Its unique cylinder insert lets you add fruits or herbs to any beverage to add a burst of flavor. Create something new and refreshing with this Artland infusion pitcher.
Simplicity Infusing Pitcher Dimensions: 8"Wx10"H
Simplicity Infusing Pitcher Capacity: 78 oz.
Item Name: Simplicity Infusing Pitcher
Item #: A80517
List Price: $49.99
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