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UPSET Mason Eardley and Annie Randall, both six, look at what's left of three trashed willow shelters at the school
A PRIMARY school has become a target for yobs with bosses saying it has been blighted by incidents in recent weeks.
The latest act of vandalism saw windows in the new nursery building smashed at St Leonard's Primary School, in Moor Lane, Padiham.
And last week willow shelters that children had spent hours building were wrecked overnight.
Headteacher Julie Bradbury said staff were running out of patience with vandals who were destroying everything they tried to do for the community and the children.
Police said they had been called to the school a number of times and were working closely with management there to try and find a solution.
Mrs Bradley said: "Everything we do is destroyed. The community here are amazing, they are so proud of the school, but a minority of people in this area that are just intent on destroying everything we provide.
"The windows being smashed is the straw the broke the camel's back, we have reached the end of our tether and we just don't know what to do anymore "When the children came in and saw that the willow shelters they had built had been broken they were heartbroken. It's just not fair."
In the summer term the children planted 500 saplings in the school grounds, but when staff arrived the following day every one of them had been ripped up and snapped so that it couldn't be replanted.
Mrs Bradley said: "We were having windows smashed during the summer term several times a week, it was costing us a fortune in repairs, so we had to put perspex over the windows to stop it happening.
"But now we can't open the windows and when it is hot it can be stifling in some of the classrooms.
"We have CCTV installed but these people don't care. We have a lot of land at the school and we have so many great ideas, we want to use the land for the community but we know what what ever we do will be destroyed.
"We can't plan to do things for the community and with the children because we know it is just something else for them to come and break.
"Windows can be replaced, although we don't have a bottomless pit of money, but seeing the children so upset when things they have created are lying broken on the floor is heart breaking."
Sgt Duncan Arthur, of Padiham police, said: "We are investigating specific offences and will be including the school in our anti-social behaviour patrols.
"We are working closely with the school to try and find a solution."
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The insatiable appetite of the Melbourne arts community is served a silver spoon with this truly unique performance space
In the glut of performance spaces littered across the 3000s, there is but a handful able to adequately cater for Melbourne's burgeoning arts culture and the glorious many forms it takes. Venues oft prop artworks alongside photography, or pit theatre and comedy against dance and cabaret, with music a largely solo act. Cue Revolt Melbourne, the dynamic new addition to the city arts scene.
Grand plans for Revolt were rolled out with the acquisition of the Kensington site in 2009, when the brothers' Hodge and their long-time counterpart took up residence in the lair of the iconic Younghusband Factory. Artistic director Ryan Hodge maintains it was a scheme some 15 years in the making for he and co-directors Tim Fulton and Steve Hodge. "A bunch of us were in a production, acting and performance school in Queensland. We kind of had the dream back then and went, 'one day it would be great to create a production house of sorts that would aid and create productions, and that's what it would all be about', so it started with that as a seeding concept."
Laying claim to a slew of Melbourne's esteemed arts festivals, including 12 shows across five stages for each night of the Fringe Festival, as well as hosting the Live Music Safari for Melbourne Music Week, the journey for the unique performance space has been colourful to say the least. "Melbourne sees a lot of outlandish ideas... we didn't want to be restricted in the types of shows that we could take and the things we wanted to do." Restricted they are not; the creative licence allowed unto the artists sees the five main spaces overhauled with every performance, from stages built on pallets of dirt, to sets designed for horror-goth cabarets. Revolt's multi-functional gallery is also home to regular artists-in-residence, and a cavalcade of local bands choose the purpose-built photographic studio to shoot their film clips.
Another major coup for Revolt was playing host to this year's invitation-only Australian Independent Record Labels Association Awards. "AIR wanted a more intimate setting this year with a greater focus on the awards… it was a 500-seated affair and it worked a treat." And it seems the AIR team were equally impressed, citing is as 'the indies' best awards ceremony yet'.
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Went by today and a sign on the door explained they were now closed. The sign thanked everyone for their loyalty.
This was an old favorite restaurant for over 30 years. Awesome fried seafood(their specialty). This was the place too go to get you're twice a year fried seafood fix. The Captain's platter for two with choice of three or four consisting of scallops, clams, oysters, shrimp and fish with the very best cole slaw, hushpuppies and choice of potato, was...
I drive by almost every day and Corky Bell's closed about a year ago. No word on whether they'll reopen or not.
It's true - the best seafood place around has closed it's doors. Thank you to Benny Smith and all who gave us years of happy eating there. It's was the best!! BUT they are looking at locations along Wickham Rd. in Melbourne, FL (south end of the same county) for opening another Corky Bell's. As soon as more info is...
Was a little hesitant about eating here after reading some of the reviews, but we went ahead and tried it anyway, and very glad that we did!
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Food did not improve with the new building. Greasy, Just okay, Not much to say, It was not memorable
Very good if you can handle your seafood fried.
Lots to eat at a reasonable price, and the waitresses all seemed to be busy and friendly.
We enjoyed it a lot, but couldn't come here often with all that frying going on.
If you like fried food, then this is a place for you. Best I can remember it is all fried food, but good.
Excellent sea food place.......they just need oysters!! Very friendly staff, great service. We eat there every trip to Titusville.
Great local food and reasonable prices. We eat here every time we come. I love the 'flat beans' as we call them around here, but they call them 'green beans'.
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Considering what's going on in the Middle East currently, I think your flash is very appropriate, especially if you take into account historical precedents set during the Cold War. And the contrast with Columbine and other such incidents makes it very easy to connect the two, which makes this flash effective on more than one level.
Great work. Keep it up.
it's nice to watch your video's sometimes. i really liked this one. nothing completly gone but with a message. i tihnk you should have a tone like this more often. this is one of your best work. it really connected with me, and got a nice understanding from it. i doubt most people will care for this because it's not just a creepy one.
it was "good" i still think toastboy and Mr. fingers were a better pair of animations but good job anyway =]
Bloody wonderful
Bloody wonderful animation as usual. :D Makes me want to giggle at the useless fads we have today. Keep it up David Firth, you make me happy.
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On their Facebook page, Batman: Arkham Origins has announced that an announcement will be announced on New Year's Eve. What this actually anyone's guess. Does Batman finally lose it and get put in Arkham himself? More DLC? A new game from Rocksteady? All we have is literally just the above picture. Post your ideas on the comments below. I'll do something interesting with the most creative one.
All jokering aside, it's probably more DLC that's been hinted at in the past before. Or, it could be the announcement of the Nightwing movie staring Joseph Gordon-Levitt that I've been waiting for. That's totally it, isn't it?
"… which doesn't make any sense but is really cool." Still working on a new name for the show, it's the G-Spot Podcast Episode 111!
If you're like me and are eagerly awaiting this Friday to finally get your hands on Batman: Arkham Origins, this video will either make the wait easier or less bearable. What we have for you is an 18 minute walkthrough of a couple early missions in the game. Commentary is provided by Senior Producer Ben Mattes and Gameplay Director Michael McIntyre. Truth be told it doesn't look terribly different from Arkham City, but with an engine that good it's hard to find fault with Warner Brothers for leaving much the same.
One noteworthy item is that not only with Batman have to deal with the gangs and assassins, but the GCPD and SWAT teams will also be enemies. [...]
Holy coming of age montage, Batman! Batman: Arkham Origins has a new trailer! If you've watched television lately, you may have seen this TV Spot somewhere along the line. If not, here it is for you to enjoy. I call it 'The Many Faces of Bruce', or 'A Portrait of the Bat as a Young Pup'. This game seriously needs to come out soon, I am running out of puns at a rapid rate.
If you haven't been following our coverage of Origins, A) shame on you, B) it follows Bruce Wayne in his first year in Gotham as Batman. On New Years' Eve, Black Mask hires an impressive group of assassins to take down Batman. Will Bruce survive? Or will his tenure [...]


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I like it (=
Cool! I like how the glasses seem to hug the clock. Kinda like the way we hug an old friend to let them know we'll always be here.
these are all beautiful, like always.
Great concept
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did a lot of testing with rigging last couple of days.. rigging is so much fun..
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250 frames @ 1000x550 pixels
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Quiero aprender hacer eso!!
thank you for the inspiration
I'm in love with a.. hand.
so smooth
Wow, that's a good texture.
agree with ~Dnexusk, model/textures/animation r superb, but this gap between fingers. seems it inherits from the original pose of hand which looks a pretty realistic in that moment but when it comes to fist .......
i m not trying to be mean, just wanna help as i can, so just in case i say: i think morphing will deal with that, since mb ur way to fix it is different or complex
P.S. good job
i m not trying to be mean, just wanna help as i can, so just in case i say: i think morphing will deal with that, since mb ur way to fix it is different or complex
P.S. good job
and as i told him already too.. i know how to fix the problem now.. still learning here is its a process youare watching here.. im not really sure how morphing would help here or how it would be the easiest way to solve it.. seems easier to just use a couple bones to make the hand squeeze together and so getting rid of the gaps between the fingers.. its actually how it works in real life too..
pretty much real cool
There are larger gaps between the fingers than there probably should be, but otherwise it looks good. Great movement.
Perfect, to say the least !
Goedzo, voer je het via poser uit naar 3ds via colledia ..;. cpiulidia ... ssss... of zoiets ..
Prachtig gedaan weer
Prachtig gedaan weer
dank je wel.. en wat jij bedoelt is collade, maar nee, zo doe ik het niet.. wat ik het hier doe is mijn eigen bone setup opzetten.. dus tis alleen de mesh die vanuit poser komt.. en dan zet ik de bones, die het mogelijk maken om de arm te bewegen, zelf op..
As someone who knows next to nothing about animation, I find it quite difficult to offer any meaningful critique on your experiments, but as a long-term fan of your work I have been intrigued with the progress you have been making and am often blown away by the standards you have reached in such a short period of time. So while this isn't really a "critique" as such, I just wanted to offer my encouragement and tell you to keep up the good work as I can't wait to see how far you can go. You are without doubt one of the most talented and creative people I've ever known.
thanks a lot for the support, babes.. i really love doing these tests, and they will definitely help a lot once im going to start doing some serious animating stuff..
Oh! For a minute there I thought I was looking at 'Things' wife from Addams Family...
Gotta throw the Vulcan "Live Long and Prosper" into it. But it looks great so far.
haha.. thanks, i didnt think of that one.. but there are more testing coming with hands..
Nice hand job- Job with the hand! Damn it. I'm sorry. There's something really wrong with me.
Nice Spidey reference!
The rigging is going well too.. keep it up!
The rigging is going well too.. keep it up!
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real real excellent !!
hahahaha I like the spider man one!
Whoa! Now this is realistic!
Sort of finger-colored tentacles...
Fingers are too spread apart. in real life your fingers should be pressed together. make it look really weird when giving the thumbs up.
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An interesting article. I've been thinking of playing with Gentoo for a while. The idea of easily being able to build customized packages appeals to me, as it's seems to be like rocket science on Debian...
no so hard
Just 2 commands for any standard source (./configure based) :
dpkg-build -rfakeroot
Nothing else...
I have seen debian boxes tota
I have seen debian boxes totally corrupted by this kind of installation
Debian is particullary picky about extern packages, gentoo will build any package acording to your new choice if needed.
What if you do that for kdelibs ? gtk ? glibc ? the system will suffer, not on gentoo !
Another overlooked benefit is
Another overlooked benefit is Security. Gentoo Hardened includes tons of excellent security features including SELinux, and you are not limited like other security-focused distributions. You can install basically any software on Linux, and the binary is automatically hardened; just check the configuration.
I use gentoo on every compute
I use gentoo on every computer i got on my home, If you want an easy to install gentoo based distribution with graphical instalation you should check Vidalinux Desktop. Is based on gentoo but is using Redhats anaconda to install everything. http:://desktop.vidalinux.com :-D
good golly, did you see the minimum system requirements?
Minimum Supported Configuration:
AMD Athlon XP or Pentium 4 compatible processor, 1.0 Ghz; 10-GB hard disk; 256-MB RAM; 800x600 screen resolution
Recommended Configuration:
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where gentoo's minimum system requirements are:
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CPU i486 or later
Memory 64 MB
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does anaconda really take this much power?
I've been using Linux for ove
I've been using Linux for over 10 years and Gentoo was the distro to pull me away from Win32 for daily use. It's takes a little work for the initial install and the larger compiles like kde. Once installed its great. Easy to use, maintain and update. Seems you have what you need in the version your looking for, including its dependances.
Great Distro. Next Debian & Slackware (Slack being my 1st Linux distro) then Mandrake and Suse. All Great.
The main thing is to Enjoy Linux no matter the distro!
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hallo this sucks your link goes straight to M$
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At what age do babies usually stop eating right before bed? Over the past 2 months my LO has been nursing less and less during that last feeding right before bed and tonight she refused to nurse at all right before bed. I don't know if this is normal or if I should be changing things to make sure she is more hungry at the end of the day so she will do that last nursing session before bed.
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If she has had enough milk throughout the day, she doesn't need a feeding right before bed. I don't think there's a specific age when babies drop that feeding. I've talked to women who never nursed their baby to sleep to avoid creating a sleep-association and women who continued nursing for 2+ years, but only right before bed and first thing in the morning.
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We have just moved nursing to the first thing in our bedtime routine instead of the last. So we we nurse, then bath, massage, jammies, book, song, and in bed. But we have had all kinds of sleep problems with this little guy. My first, I nursed him before bed until he was 18 months, then we switched to a sippy with water. But he STTN all on his own so it wasn't a problem.
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Josephine Garis Cochrane (March 8, 1839, Ashtabula County, Ohio - August 14, 1913) was the inventor of the first commercially successful hand-powered dishwasher which was constructed together with mechanic George Butters.[1]
Early life[edit]
Josephine was the daughter of John Garis, a civil engineer, and Irene Fitch Garis. She had one sister, Irene Garis Ransom.[2] Her grandfather, John Fitch, was an inventor who was awarded a steamboat patent. She was raised in Valparaiso, Indiana, where she went to private school until the school burnt down...
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Josephine married William Cochran on October 13, 1858. William was a politician and merchant. They moved to Shelby County, Illinois.[3] Her husband died when she was 44 years old, which motivated her to go through with developing the dishwasher. She kept William's last name but added the "e" after his death.
- Hallie Cochran (birthdate – death) Hallie was the son of William and Josephine Cochran. He died at the age of two.
- Katharine Cochran (birthdate – death) Katharine Cochran was the daughter of William and Josephine Cochran.[4]
While Cochrane had servants to do dishes, the amount of chipping manual washing caused led her to seek a mechanical solution.[5] She also wanted to relieve tired housewives from the duty of washing dishes after a meal.[6] She is said to have exclaimed, "If nobody else is going to invent a dish washing machine, I'll do it myself!"
Her friends were very impressed with her invention and had her make dish washing machines for them, calling them "Cochrane Dishwashers". This is what she began to call it, later leading to the name of her company, Garis-Cochran Manufacturing Company.
Josephine died of a stroke or exhaustion in Chicago, Illinois, on August 14, 1913, and was buried in Glenwood Cemetery in Shelbyville, Illinois.[7]
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Other attempts had been made to produce a commercially viable dishwasher. In 1850, Joel Houghton designed a hand-cranked dish soaker.[8] In the 1860s, L. A. Alexander improved on the device with a geared mechanism that allowed the user to spin racked dishes through a tub of water. Neither of these devices was particularly effective.[9]
Josephine designed the first model of her dishwasher in the shed behind her house located in Shelbyville, Illinois. George Butters was a mechanic who assisted her in the construction of the first dishwasher; he was also an employee at the first dishwasher factory. To build the machine, she first measured the dishes and built wire compartments, each specially designed to fit either plates, cups, or saucers. The compartments were placed inside a wheel that lay flat inside a copper boiler. A motor turned the wheel while hot soapy water squirted up from the bottom of the boiler and rained down on the dishes. Her dishwasher was the first to use water pressure instead of scrubbers to clean the dishes inside the machine.[10] She showed her invention at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago and won the highest prize for "best mechanical construction, durability and adaptation to its line of work". The word spread, and soon after, Cochrane was getting orders for her dish washing machine from restaurants and hotels in Illinois. She patented her design and went into production. The factory business, Garis-Cochran, began in 1897.
It wasn't until the 1950s when dishwashers became a typical household item. It became more well-known, and most households had the capabilities to hold one of these dishwashers by this time. These early dishwashers required a great amount of hot water, so houses had to be modified for this new technology with the proper plumbing.[11]
- ^ David John Cole; Eve Browning; Fred E. H. Schroeder (2003). Encyclopedia of Modern Everyday Inventions. Greenwood Publishing Group. pp. 100–. ISBN 978-0-313-31345-5.
- ^ "NNBD tracking the entire world". Josephine Cochrane. Soylent Communications. 2014. Retrieved 5 April 2015.
- ^ John, Lienhard (1999). "Engines of our Enginuity". Inventing the Dishwasher. Retrieved 4 April 2015.
- ^ "NNBD tracking the entire world".
- ^ Ed Sobey (1 April 2010). The Way Kitchens Work: The Science Behind the Microwave, Teflon Pan, Garbage Disposal, and More. Chicago Review Press. pp. 41–. ISBN 978-1-61374-307-2.
- ^ "Inventing the Dishwasher". Parts Select. Eldis Group Partnership. 2015. Retrieved 10 April 2015.
- ^ "Cook's Info". Cook's Info. 1998. Retrieved 4 April 2015.
- ^ Mary Ellen Snodgrass (29 December 2004). Encyclopedia of Kitchen History. Routledge. pp. 320–. ISBN 978-1-135-45572-9.
- ^ Hilpirn, Kate (2010-10-29). "The Secret History of: The Dishwasher". The Independent. The Independent. Retrieved 5/6/2014. Check date values in:
- ^ Johanna, Brenner. "Portland's Walk of the Heroines". Portland's Walk of the Heroines. Retrieved 4 April 2015.
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We have POS in 4 toy stores here in Tampa Bay. We'd like to run an aging report regularly in each location so we can see what products are still here after 90 days / 120 days etc so we can put those items on clearance to make room for new merchandise.First, when you input a new item, does the inventory system somehow stamp the input date on the data file? - then, what are the steps to run this report we're referring to above?Thanks very much,Chad
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Ingolstadt Things to Do
A very German day out at the local spa. I know Brits do it to some extent, but it's a really big thing in Germany.I was given "the day" as a birthday present.Sauna, steam bath etc all morning. A delicious lunch by the indoor pool (it was the end of October). Then a full body massage and facial in the afternoon.I looked and felt 10 years younger...more
It's a large artificial lake set in parkland on the edge of the city centre, right by the river (Donau). It is the result of gravel excavation. It opens up all sorts of possibilities. Walking, running & cycling on the paths around the lake. fishing for those wanting to chill. European bison & wild boar (in enclosures, not wandering about). Swimming...more
Stadt Theater
Strangely enough this seem to be an arena for events; like hockey of soccer, or bands , so why it is called stadtheater, who knows. Not me. It is located on the ring road starting to enter Klenzepark. It looks more like a roller skating rinkmore
Asamkirche of Maria de Victoria
It would have been nice to take some pictures-but alas not. The Asam brothers built this church to make themselves more redeemable. They wer both greqt well known architects in the region and good artists of design also. It was constructed between 1732-36 in major BAroque style. The ceiling frescoe is a main feature inside with it being the largest...more
French Embassy Palace
Situated across from the Asam church, this palace occupied by French Embassy Staff for about 100 years still stands as if it is occupied today. I am not sure, but it looks desolatemore
Audi Tour
This was a one day event because it takes a bit to get to it about and to here, being 20 miles out of town. Then you have to drive around to the back of the huge complex to enter to the tour place and gift shops/restaurants. The plant employs 20,000 workers and they move through around 600,00 vehicles a year, or 2500 a day. The museum having about...more
Ingolstadt Hotels
Hotel Mercure Ingolstadt
Hans Denk Strasse 21, Ingolstadt, Bavaria, 85051, Germany
Satisfaction: Excellent
Good for: Families
Hotel Ammerland
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NH Hotel Ambassador Ingolstadt
Goethestrasse 153, Ingolstadt, Bavaria, 85055, Germany
Satisfaction: Excellent
Good for: Solo
Ingolstadt Restaurants
It's a well established Turkish place and we loved it.Hot and cold meze to start - a typical mixture. Of the 12-14 dishes, probably only 2 I wouldn't order again. We had enough space left for main courses - mine was Adana kebap. Slightly spicy, served in a tomato sauce with yoghourt on top, and some crispy flatbread on the bottom.The strange thing...more
meat fest
We've been to this place twice now. Excellent both times.They have a huge variety of steak and other meat dishes. Last time we were there I had steak tartare made from Wagyu beef and a gourmet burger also made with Wagyu. My OH had the same starter and then a buffalo (as in Asian water buffalo) steak. (They also have North American bison steaks.)...more
We had a really enjoyable dinner in the Biergarten at this city centre place. Excellent food and service.I had a meat dish - pork and chcken in a peppercorn/cream sauce with gratin potatoes and vegetables. All great.Then a lemon sorbet in vodka on a red fruit coulis. Fresh and yummy.Its really restaurant rather than Biergarten food! The dessert!more
This is a traditional Gasthof right in the city centre, opposite the theatre. It was pretty busy even on a Tuesday night, so think about booking a table!The food, atmosphere & service were great. The food is mostly typical German/Bavarian. We shared a mixed starter - smoked salmon, poached trout, smoked ham with melon, mozzarella with tomato and...more
I had my second visit in December 11. This time I had shabushabu. It's one of the fixed price menus - €27. Great value. One course was half a stewed aubergine, with these things on top which wriggled as if they were alive. Turned out to be dried tuna flakes. Weird, but wonderfulShabushabu is a dish which you cook by yourself at the table. Thinly...more
old style
A traditional "Gaststätte" with a history going back into the 19th century.It seems to be very popular for family celebrations, such as weddings & birthdays. Several private rooms.It's a hotel as well as a restaurant, and being 2km from Audi's world HQ must be a big plus.We just went for a quick midweek dinner, knowing nothing about it in advance....more
Ingolstadt Nightlife
Schanzer Nachte
How can I describe this? It's an annual ball - mostly formal - held every February at the Stadt Theater. Those who buy the expensive tickets (€33 each) for the tables inside the theatre area wear formal dress. If you buy a cheaper ticket for the public areas in the theatre, lounge suit is fine. Food and drink is on top of the ticket price. It kicks...more
A "MEXICAN" place in Ingolstadt????!!
Well, I was very surprised when my host in Ingolstadt told me there was a "Mexican" restaurant-bar where she wanted to take me... But apparently Sausalitos is the most popular and "chic" place for clubbing in town! Located right in downtown, this is a bar-type place with a nice environment: they play all kinds of music (mostly pop) and serve...more
Get lost in the Bermuda Triangle
Between the shopping pedestrian area and the Kreuztor (the most beautiful of Ingolstadt's reminding city gates) you find a street-triangle where most of the downtown pubs and bars are located. You will find everything there from a little more chic ("Sausalitos", "Mo") to down to earth relaxed pubs ("Neue Welt", "Alte Post") or even punk places...more
Ingolstadt Transportation
DB Bahn
The city is halfway between Munich and Nürnberg on the train.1 hour 10 minutes to Munich on a "Regional" train. A little more to Nürnberg. In both cases you have a faster & more expensive option of taking the ICE.On the Regional line you can get a Bayern ticket for €22 (1 person, 1 day, off peak trains). You can add up to 1 adult & 2 children (I...more
Rail train comes by
The city is rather large overall and the rail comes here for stops to more major cities around the region and beyond. A number of locals come here by railmore
Ingolstadt Shopping
all you need...
This a modern shopping centre on the outskirts of town - to the west maybe? Anyway, it has a supermarket as well as clothes etc shops. It's unique feature is a pub with its own onsite microbrewery - 1516 beer. I discovered it by chance - the 3 women were busy falling out with each other in the shoe shop, and I escaped to the pub next door. Ideal!...more
A great place to buy coffee
This was a new venture since I was last in Ingolstadt. However the smell of coffee was intoxicating and it pulled me into see what was happening. I got speaking to the staff on duty and we spoke about the fact that she was the winner of an award where she was acclaimed as the top coffee roaster in all of Germany. It seems her father had also been...more
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Ingolstadt Local Customs
Fasching (also called Karneval) is a pre-Lent festival. It is celebrated in different ways in different places, and even within Germany there are 2 versions - northern & southern. In Bavaria the schools are closed for a week, and street parades seem to be the main manifestation. Fancy dress, floats, beer, sweets etc.Photos are from the Gaimersheim...more
A winter sport. An exhibition sport in a couple of winter Olympics, but as it's only played in this area, unlikely ever to be more than that.It's comparable to curling - a winter Olympics institution, and very popular at home (Scottieland).Unlike curling, it always takes place outdoors - typically on a frozen pond.No brushing means a lot of hanging...more
This event happens in June & October every year and was described to me as a miniature Oktoberfest, without the tourists and/or rip-off prices. All the fun of the fairground, as you'd find it in Scotland, but with biergartens and good food!One quirk of the Volksfest is that you can only buy beer in a mass - one of the traditional, dimpled 1 litre...more
Ingolstadt Warnings and Dangers
Floodings in Bavaria
The Danube runs right through Ingolstadt. It's our beloved river that brought life to nature and people. But sometimes, especially when there is a rainy fall, the Danube gets angry and tries to expand over the limits of it's banks. It's not a real danger for travellers, but you should be prepared that things like this can happen in Bavaria and they are happening pretty frequently during the last years (climate change?)Related to:
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Ingolstadt Off The Beaten Path
Weltenberg Monastery
It was first founded in 620, and the church was built in 1716-39. The monastery now, sadly is more or less a beer garden, and eating establishment; taking AWAY from the reverance of the grounds.more
Neuburg an der Donau
Otto Henry, the Ducal ruler had this palace built 1530-45. It was added to by Phillip William, ruler of Palatine area. Afterword the chapel was added in 1607 and the town hall 1603. The palace sits in the middle of the town that is walled around. It has a lot of Baroque style architecture, even though the palace is Renaissance. Now the palace has...more
Prunn Castle
This castle is controlled by BAvaria State Library. This castle was owned by Frauenberg Knights of Haag when it was bult in 1037, and still has some frescoes back from that period in the entryway. There are historical documents of Codex and paintings interspersed throughout. It is located in Riedenberg; about 18 miles NE of Ingolstadt. It is open...more
Ingolstadt Sports & Outdoors
ice hockey
Ingolstadt v Hannover in the DEL - the German elite league. Early season - 1 October - but 5th in the league against 6th, and Hannover have won the league the last 2 seasons.It was my first visit to the arena - holds about 5,000 but the attendance was about 3,500 for this game. Enough to make a good atmosphere, and it's probably electric for a...more
Danube Cycle Path
During my April 13 visit to the city, I cycled over to Neuburg a d Donau from Ingolstadt. 24km each way. Took me 1.75 hrs, plus a couple of water breaks along the way. There's an excellent cycle path all the way, following the Donau on the north bank. No traffic... I'm told it gets pretty busy "in season" but not a problem in April. It's part of...more
The city has a typical German "Bad" - swimming pool come spa. We went on 25-12 - yes, Christmas Day. In Germany Christmas is on 24-12 and most things are open for business as usual on 25-12 (slightly complicated by the fact that 25-12 was a Sunday in 2011, and the shops are all shut on Sunday in Germany).But I digress...The Bad was not too busy,...more
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Beer: The Birthplace of Reinheitsgebot
Beer lovers should make a pilgrimage to Ingolstadt: Here is where the famous German Reinheitsgebot originates. The law about the purity of beer states that no other ingredients may be used in the production but hop, barley, and water. This law was first published in 1516 in Ingolstadt for the Duchy of Bavaria. It spread out and was adopted all...more
AUDI has its main plant in Ingolstadt.
The biggest company in Ingolstadt is AUDI and there are plenty of supplying companies in and around Ingolstadt. In December 2000 Audi opened its new AUDI Forum and a car museum. Beside of visiting the Forum it is possible to attend a guided tour through the plant. For more info look on the web page http://www.audi.demore
This is what they call the central section, or "downtown", of Ingolstadt... It's only one long street full of big stores, some restaurants, travel agencies and other businesses... but it's very nice to stroll along the street and look at the typical buildings, as well as eat a little snack or do some shopping! I personally found wonderful stores...more
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Striker Gabby Agbonlahor back in training after sole injury but Ron Vlaar doubtful with hamstring problem ahead of West Ham game
Striker making good progress with foot injury, says manager Lambert
Saturday's trip to Goodison Park to take on Everton is likely to come too soon for Agbonlahor who is still nursing a foot problem after tumbling into the Kop during Villa's draw at Liverpool
Striker says players are more determined than ever to battle for every point
Paul Lambert prepared to reshuffle backline as injury concerns could leave Aston Villa boss light on defensive options
Agbonlahor knows Aston Villa teammate will come good soon - and is determined to help him return to winning ways
Villa striker keen on adding to three senior England caps but remains focused on club before country
Villa boss to hold off from discussions with any players over new deals until the end of the season
Villa's current longest-serving player committed to claret-and-blues and is eager to extend his stay beyond end of current deal
Gabby's son, aged five could follow in the footsteps of Aston Villa striker
Villa boss Paul Lambert to monitor striker's ankle injury before naming squad
With Benteke out for up to six weeks with a hip flexor injury, Lambert and the Villa players acknowledge that someone else must step up to fill the top scorer's boots
Pop star pulls out of Doncaster Rovers' reserve game against Scunthorpe
Villa boss insists there's no bad blood between Gabriel Agbonlahor and pop star Louis Tomlinson
Former Aston Villa captain overcome by support as 60,000 pack into Parkhead to pay tribute and raise funds for charities.
Aston Villa striker leaves pop star with injured leg during Stiliyan Petrov charity match at Celtic Park
Each week you have been rating the Villa players - here's the stats so far
Speedy front man says having a fully fit pre-season is why he has a spring in his step
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Aston Villa: Paul Lambert says 'outstanding' Gabriel Agbonlahor should be in England squad
Aston Villa 1 Chelsea 2 - full time report from Gregg Evans and picture gallery
Aston Villa interview with Gabby gallery: Gabriel Agbonlahor is glad to be back among the goals
Hot-shot concentrating on his claret-and-blue form before thinking about more England caps
Gabby Agbonlahor brace edges Villa closer to safety
Aston Villa: Mat Kendrick takes a look at Gabby Agbonlahor's goals for Aston Villa
Benteke scores a hat-trick as Villa go goal crazy to ease their relegation fears
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Aston Villa 1 Fulham 1: Mat Kendrick's full time match report and picture gallery from Villa Park
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April 22, 2015
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April 2, 2015
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March 25, 2015
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Party for Clean Energy in Bellevue WA!
March 6, 2015
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February 4, 2015
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January 7, 2015
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Regional Roundtable Review 2014
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PSU Students, Here's a Great Job
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A Sampling of Brewery Innovations
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