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Hyatt Regency Aruba is the premier destination on Palm Beach, featuring a host of upscale amenities, including five restaurants, lounges, a tri-level pool, water slide, spa, casino, and a host of water activities. Enjoy a rejuvenating workout in the 24-hour StayFit Health Club, relax on a sunset cruise, or simply relax in your newly renovated guest room.
Hyatt I would say is the best hotel in the high rise hotels area. It has an amazing beach front with lots of fun for family, honeymooners and retired folk.
Our family of four enjoyed our stay at the Hyatt! Beautiful property, centrally located and lots of fun! I let my 7 year old choose our hotel for this Aruba vacation ... she picked the Hyatt from the photos of the room (big beds) and the slide! The slide (and slide races) are so much fun!. At times it seemed the adults were enjoying it more than the kids. Poolside BINGO and pool volleyball were also a big hit. As for the beach, it's gorgeous - and you can call ahead to reserve a palapa ($35/day) so you won't have to wake at the crack of dawn. The staff (for the most part) were friendly. Some more so than others. We walked passed the other hotels we were contemplating (Marriott and Radisson) and I feel we made the best choice going with the Hyatt! The Marriott beach was not as nice and the guests looked like they were packed in like sardines. The Radisson (which we stayed in and liked) was nice and the Happy Hour crowd seemed to REALLY be enjoying themselves, but the Hyatt was def. nicer. Nicer pool and ambience. All this being said, I think the hotel is great for families and groups of friends traveling together. If I were planning a romantic vacation or a honeymoon - I would stay far away. There were a lot of kids. I think this holds true for most of the hotels in the High Rise section of the island. At one time, the pool bar stools were all occupied by tiny little butts ordering virgin cocktails. Cute, but keep this in mind if you are planning a couples vacation.
My husband, I and our 2 boys just returned from our stay at the Hyatt-Aruba, and we can't wait to go back! It was everything we dreamed it would be and more. The grounds are beautiful, the pool is amazing, the hotel is lovely and the staff couldn't have been nicer and more helpful. The only bad thing is we never want to stay anywhere else now!
Just got back from our vacation. Great trip, perfect spot to stay on Palm Beach. Close to shopping areas, really clean hotel. Great for kids. Very relaxing!!!!
We stayed for one week at the Hyatt and I'm glad we picked Hyatt over the Radisson. Hyatt was a beautiful hotel, had a gorgeous lobby and impressive view of the beach from the lobby area. The gardens, pools, bar and access to the beach were perfect. It is close to shops, restaurants and Starbucks. The staff were courteous and attentive especially the bell desk staff. We had a wonderful stay and would definitely stay at the Hyatt again.
We stayed at the Hyatt for our Honeymoon. We were very pleased with our decision. This hotel is located in the High-Rise district and is right in the middle of everything you could need. You have restaurants, shopping, and beach all right there! No need for a rental car. Our absolute favorite part of where this hotel is located is the beach. It is located on a SWIMMABLE beach which was so important to us! The hotel has many nice amenities- fitness center, pool, jacuzzi, spa, shops, etc. The staff are friendly and the rooms are clean. The only thing I wish our room had was a balcony. We were in a partial ocean view room, but only a few of the larger rooms at Hyatt have a balcony. Regardless, we loved the Hyatt and would recommend this hotel for anyone visiting Aruba!
BEAUTIFUL pool and beach area. We did appreciate that there were not a lot of children in the pool area. Palms restaurant offered a delicious veggie wrap and margaritas. Staff was responsive and polite although the check in/out process was slow. While I would recommend this hotel over any of the nearby competitors (NO comparison in the pool and lounge areas) I HIGHLY recommend that if you would like to enjoy cocktails or beer at pool or beach that you walk two hotels down where the SAME beer and drinks were HALF the price. They also give you something to carry them back in. While we expected food and drinks to be pricey $8.95 PLUS service fee for a 7 oz beer was insulting. $15 for a piña colda in a plastic cup.
The hotel has an free wifi only at the cafe. The internet I had to pay for was terrible. The hotel was nice enough to credit me, but I would really just like wifi that works well throughout the hotel.
The best hotel on palm beach. We had a great time. Not one complaint.
love aruba first off, you cannot beat the Hyatt or Radisson properties
The hotel staff are very friendly and helpful, however my stay was not up to the par of a Hyatt hotel. Was not told prior to booking that several of the restaurants would be shut down and under construction, which also meant jack hammering all day every day right next to the pool. The beach cleaning left a lot to be desired. Could have done a much better/ earlier beach sea weed clean up. Also the over all cleanliness of the beach could have been better (trash,etc). Also expected beach service for food/drinks but Hyatt does not offer this. They offer this service at the pool, but good luck finding a waitress. Biggest complaint is the lack of adult only pool area. At such a hugh end expensive resort, there NEEDS to be a quite place for adults to swim without other peoples kids smacking them in the face with a volleyball or splashing, screaming, and crowding the swim up bar. Not relaxing. Over all the friendly staff, central location, and updated decor was the best. However, it was just kind of underwhelming and I will not be returning.
My husband and I have travelled to Aruba many many times, but this is the first time we stayed at the Hyatt because it was our honeymoon. The grounds here are absolutely beautiful; however, the staff wasn't as friendly as other hotels that we have stayed at, nor were the other guests. The drinks were unreasonably expensive especially considering their size! Daily breakfast was excellent, but the other restaurants failed to WOW us. Not much of a selection and perhaps we are spolied because we have been to the island so many times and know where to find the good food. Overall, I finally took the plunge and stayed here; however, I'll take the cheaper hotels anyday! We like the homey feel of the smaller hotels...the Hyatt just seemed to stuffy for us. Would not stay here again...value for the money was not worth it.
We loved the Hyatt!...It was Wonderful...Great service, good food, beautiful pool & beach. It was a wonderland for couples or singles...Even with the smoke...the casino was top-notch. I highly recommend the Hyatt... The only negative thing that I can say...is that there are no chairs on the balconies...Spacious rooms; wonderful decor; fabulous lobby & bars. IIt was well worth even penny that we spent. After visting other hotels in the area and the Hyatt wins hands-down. Folks shoulld take a taxi from the airport instead of the chartered bus...we paid $25 and were at the hotel within minutes... Also, catch the bus to go downtown; it's only $1.35. Our best meals were at ''Smokin Joe's'' great ribs, chicken and black beans, ''Le Petite (great ,cheap drinks); and Aqua Grill. Breakfast at the Hyatt was also good. FIVE STARS for the Hyatt!


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Israel Police is drafting a 'cooling off' bill that would prevent newly retired police lawyers from representing suspects whom they had been involved in bringing to justice.
Attorney Shai Tovim was standing outside a courtroom in Ramla a couple of months ago, waiting for the delayed start of a hearing for one of his clients, who is connected to the Hariri crime family from Taibeh. A few minutes before the start of the hearing, the attorney fielded a phone call. Police Superintendent Tomer Cohen, head of the homicide division for the police central district, was on the line. "I ask you not to represent anyone in this case," Cohen stressed. Ominously, he told the lawyer: "You were part of this investigation."
Up until a year ago, Cohen and Tovim collaborated on sensitive cases handled by the central district homicide squad. Among other things, the two tracked down suspects from the Abd al-Kadr and Hariri families from Taibeh, along with suspects from Lod, Ramla and Netanya. Today, just a year after leaving the police force and becoming a private attorney specializing in criminal cases, some of those suspects continue to engage Tovim's time - the only change being that they are now his clients.
Tovim's situation is far from the first of its kind. For instance, when police investigators entered Tel Aviv District Court in June 2006, awaiting the entrance of the notorious Asi Abutbul, they were startled to discover that the crime suspect's attorney was none other than Yair Regev. Just a short time before, Regev had served as a police chief superintendent involved in the investigation of extremely sensitive cases. Among other tasks, Regev had led the police crackdown on the gambling ships in Eilat - and some boats in this floating casino belonged to the Abutbul family. Regev had expertise in police procedures, as well as in-depth familiarity with the steps taken in his long hunt after what was regarded as the force's "number one suspect," Asi Abutbul.
Police who leave the force are restrained by the law from from disclosing concrete information they were exposed to while in uniform. Yet there is no "cooling off" law that prevents them from representing criminals the day after they turn in their badges.
Police officials are worried about this trend, and believe it could seriously impair their criminal investigations and possibly also pose a mortal threat to various individuals. As more ex-detectives become criminal attorneys, the head of the police intelligence and investigations unit, Maj. Gen. Yoav Segalovich, along with police legal specialists, have started to draft a "cooling off" bill that would apply to any policeman who leaves the force.
"They asked me, 'How can you do this? Don't you have a conscience? You're ruining our investigation,'" recalled Regev, referring to the 2006 Abutbul hearing. "They were angry that one of their own, someone who knows their secrets and work methods, suddenly went over to work for the other side." Regev says police think that if they know something, nobody else knows it, but in many cases that is a mistaken assumption. "The policemen who think that this [former policemen representing crime suspects in court] should be prohibited are people who believe that the police are the only body responsible for enforcing the law."
Regev's representation of Abutbul set a precedent: it was the first time a former senior police official had crossed the aisle in this way. Regev's work reached the desk of then-Public Security Minister Avi Dichter, but little action was taken. Regev's success in the case taught other policemen about the potential uses in the knowledge they accumulate while working on various criminal investigations.
One of the country's leading attorneys in white-collar crime, money laundering and gambling is Ronen Rosenblum, who has a rich background in police work. From 2002-2004, Rosenblum established the police division for money laundering, and handled major fraud and money-laundering investigations. But in 2004 he decided to leave the force and become a private attorney. A week after this career shift, Rosenblum represented Golan Avitan, who was suspected in a bomb attack against organized crime boss Ze'ev Rosenstein; the bomb explosion killed three citizens.
Rosenblum says he had not been interested in handling criminal cases of this kind, but saw it as a stepping stone toward the sort of work he wanted to do. Within a number of weeks of taking on Avitan's case, he became Arkadi Gaydamak's attorney. The criminal investigation against Gaydamak had started while Rosenblum was a policeman.
"The first time you stand in court against your former police colleagues is very hard, because they know you know things that aren't taught in law school," Rosenblum acknowledges.
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[ ] Babies love to suck — a pacifier can soothe a fusspot or help a night-waker fall back to sleep on his own.
[ ] Pacifiers provide distraction, buying you time to make a bottle or finish a phone call before nursing. A pacifier can also work wonders while baby's getting shots.
[ ] Research links bedtime pacifier use with a decreased risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).
[ ] The pacifier habit is much easier to break than thumbsucking- simply throw away those binkies when it's time.
[ ] Starting baby with a pacifier too early may interfere withbreastfeeding, because sucking a nipple requires a different techniquethan sucking a pacifier (or bottle). The AAP recommends waiting a month before giving a baby a pacifier, which will help him learn to nurse first.
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Up Against The Wall
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A poor Chicago teen moves in with his big brother (Stoney Jackson) who lives in luxury as a drug dealer.
Cast: Marla Gibbs , Ron O'Neal , Stoney Jackson , Catero Alain Colbert ,
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School Level: High School
School Status: Operational
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With few exceptions, the Israelite deity is a grammatically singular entity. In J, for example, singular pronouns—whether independent or affixed—regularly substitute for nominal designations of God. J's God, then, is almost invariably represented by first (e.g., Gen 18: 17, 2:I8), second (e.g., 16: 13, 4: 14), and third person singular pronouns (e.g., 24: 7, 3: 14–17). But this grammatical feature is not limited to J. Many passages indicate that each pentateuchal tradition does the same: e.g., 20: 6 (E), Ex 6: 2–3 (P), Dt 5: 28 (D), or Ex 20: 2 = Dt 5: 6–7. Regardless of documentary source or grammatical person, God is a singular pronominal entity in Biblical Hebrew.
In four passages, though, God apparently identifies himself as 'we'. One text falls outside of the Pentateuch and is embedded in Isaiah's prophetic commission.
Then I heard the voice of my Lord saying, "Whom
Who will go
The other three are clustered in the primaeval history, Gen 1–11.
Then God said,
our image, according to our likeness; and let them have dominion over
the fish of the sea, and over the birds of heaven, and over the beasts,
and over the whole earth, and over everything that moves on the earth."
(Gen 1: 26 [P])
then the Lord God said, "Since the man has become like one
us, knowing good and evil, no way then should he stretch out his hand,
take from the tree of life as well, and eat and live forever!" (Gen 3: 22
The Lord came down to see the city and tower that the human beings
had built. The Lord said, "Since they are one people, and they all have
one language, and this is only the beginning, nothing then that they
consider doing will be out of their reach. Let's
and confound their language there, so that they shall not understand one
another's speech." (Gen 11: 5–7 [J])
The divine 'we' is attested in three different biblical traditions.


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Your old TiVo is dying: Here's what to replace it with
It's got fans across the globe, but the programme guide feed that powers the older generation of TiVo boxes in the UK will officially cease on 1 June this year.
Originally sold to BSkyB customers at the turn of the century, the clever PVR capable of making recordings based on its owner's preferences was the first of its type in the known world, and used by a generation of "in the know" consumers (only around 35,000 boxes were sold).
TiVo's stand-alone demise is for two reasons. Firstly, the exclusively Thomson-manufactured TiVo boxes are a tad old and frayed around the edges these days, with their limited "record live TV" capabilities overshadowed by more recent PVRs - unlike in the US, where new hardware is available and the service has "national treasure" status.
Secondly, the TiVo experience is to become a corporate cog in cable; TiVo has signed a deal to make it part of Virgin Media's latest hardware.
Virgin Media TV powered by Tivo
At first glance this is the obvious instant upgrade path for existing TiVo owners, though it comes with strings attached. "Turbo for your TV" – reviewed here – entails a 1TB hard disk, three tuners (one more than Sky+ HD, as with the current V+HD box), 4,600 hours of on-demand and catch-up TV (again, as with existing V+HD boxes), and an internal modem for access to YouTube, Twitter and the like.
TiVo-ness comes in the shape of the famous search and browse functionality, which includes metadata and cover art from the web; the "Wishlist", which records content according to certain parameters you set, including your favourite actors, directors, series, programmes or keywords; and its suggestions feature, which records shows you might like based on previous recording habits and your favourites (signified through the thumbs-up and thumbs-down buttons). Possibly just as appealing to some is Virgin Media's promise to make remote recordings via mobiles sometime in the near future, though Sky managed that yonks ago.
All this for the cost of a £199 activation fee, £40 installation and a £30 per month subscription to Virgin Media's XL package, which comprises 160 TV channels and a cable phone line.
Limited in availability (a ballot of interested Virgin Media subscribers is currently in action, while cable isn't UK-wide - check your postcode) and pricey in comparison with the old TiVo service, it may be out of reach for some.
Sky+ HD with Sky Anytime+
If Virgin Media's incarnation of TiVo is just not possible because of where you live, or if you're not quite as TV obsessed to need those reams of targeted content at your fingertips, the Sky+ HD service could suit. Now with 1TB storage, it's only got two tuners and an on-demand service that is a little less comprehensive than Virgin Media's TiVo - and certainly a lot less clever. It's also more expensive still, at £249 just for the 1TB box (not including the subscription fees).
On-demand content - in standard definition - can be watched over broadband, though you must buy that from Sky. As well as on-demand movies, Sky carries on with its previous tactic of roping-off part of the hard drive and pushing content - now in HD - into it overnight. Okay, so it's no TiVo, but if all you want is a random movie or the occasional surprise in HD - something from Sky Movies or yesterday's Sky Sports 1 footie game, for example - it's surprisingly effective at time-filling. That said, it wholly depends on what subscriptions you have - and it's not a patch on Virgin Media's TiVo box for sheer choice. Not that Sky seems worried.
TiVo Central
You could, of course, continue with your current TiVo box. TiVo-created programme information will no longer be provided after 1 June, turning your Thomson into a one-trick PVR capable merely of manual recordings on one live TV channel. If that sounds a bit limiting, help is at hand from a third party company called TiVo Central, which is offering a subscription-free, community-led service run by TiVo enthusiasts. The only requirement for this unofficial service is that you replace the hard drive in your Thomson TiVo with one from TiVo Central, with 500GB costing £89 and 1TB at £109. If you're not interested in long-term contracts, this could be a great way to keep the TiVo flag flying.
Smart "connected" TVs
Do you even need a set-top box? The latest generation of connected TVs from the likes of LG, Samsung, Sony, Panasonic, Sharp and Toshiba (The Internet TV's of CES) all boast beefed-up online hubs that combine a plethora of apps not only with online catch-up services and YouTube-style sites, but also with digital media on PCs your own network. Limited to specific content deals and licensing agreements, this way of watching TV is getting slicker, but more fragmented - and none of these TVs will (yet) make recordings of catch-up content
Plus, they can't output true 5.1 surround sound to a compatible amplifier, which Sky's and Virgin Media's services are capable of.
Forever delayed, with a 2012 launch now looking likely, the attractiveness of this on-demand video platform is starting to wane. Formerly known as Project Canvas, this venture (owned by BBC, Channel 4, Channel 5, ITV, as well as ISPs Arqiva, TalkTalk and BT - which already runs BT Vision) promises to tie-up content from online catch-up TV platforms with Freeview and recordings.
Crucially, it will mean a one-off payment, and though it's more about being source-neutral than predictive, we've no doubt that making guessed-at recordings is on the cards, too. Trouble is, by the time it arrives it's likely to be a crowded market. And is hardly a replacement for your box at this precise moment.
Other options
You could also check out Freeview+ HD PVRs. Some, such as those from Humax, are undoubtedly close to challenging subs services and are starting to carry applications such as BBC iPlayer and Sky Player. However, they are still limited in the amount of content they offer.
And also worth a look are BT Vision, Fetch TV and, even, the PS3 with its on-demand services such as 4OD, iPlayer and Lovefilm. Of course, it doesn't have a TV tuner, though.
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Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Head and Neck malady
Genetic diseases, Rare diseases, Cancer diseases, Immune diseases categories
46OMIM, 30LifeMap Discovery®, 8Disease Ontology, 9diseasecard, 42NIH Rare Diseases, 21Genetics Home Reference, 44Novoseek, 48Orphanet, 22GTR, 32MedlinePlus, 61UMLS, 39NCIt, 33MeSH, 34MESH via Orphanet, 62UMLS via Orphanet
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Global: Genetic diseases, Rare diseases, Cancer diseases
Anatomical: Immune diseases
Orphanet: 48
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Characteristics (Orphanet epidemiological data):48
head and neck squamous cell carcinoma:
Age of onset: All ages
8Disease Ontology, 21Genetics Home Reference, 32MedlinePlus, 46OMIM, 31MalaCards
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MedlinePlus:32 Head and neck cancer includes cancers of the mouth, nose, sinuses, salivary glands, throat, and lymph nodes in the neck. most begin in the moist tissues that line the mouth, nose and throat. symptoms include a lump or sore that does not heal a sore throat that does not go away trouble swallowing a change or hoarseness in the voice using tobacco or alcohol increases your risk. in fact, 85 percent of head and neck cancers are linked to tobacco use, including smoking and smokeless tobacco. if found early, these cancers are often curable. treatments may include surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy or a combination. treatments can affect eating, speaking or even breathing, so patients may need rehabilitation. nih: national cancer institute
MalaCards based summary: Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Head and Neck, also known as squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck, is related to colorectal cancer and breast cancer, and has symptoms including autosomal recessive inheritanceand squamous cell carcinoma. An important gene associated with Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Head and Neck is PTEN (phosphatase and tensin homolog), and among its related pathways are p53 Signaling and p53 signaling pathway. The drugs mercaptopurine and chlorambucil and the compounds gw9662 and panitumumab have been mentioned in the context of this disorder. Affiliated tissues include b cells, lymph node and salivary gland, and related mouse phenotypes are hematopoietic system and tumorigenesis.
Disease Ontology:8 A head and neck carcinoma that has material basis in squamous cells that line the moist, mucosal surfaces inside the head and neck.
Genetics Home Reference:21 Squamous cell carcinoma is a cancer that arises from particular cells called squamous cells. Squamous cells are found in the outer layer of skin and in the mucous membranes, which are the moist tissues that line body cavities such as the airways and intestines. Head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC) develops in the mucous membranes of the mouth, nose, and throat.
Description from OMIM:46 275355
46OMIM, 58The Human Phenotype Ontology
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41NIH Clinical Center, 4ClinicalTrials, 13FDA, 38NCI, 11DrugBank, 61UMLS, 40NDF-RT
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- At mile 4 after crossing Fort Mason and Fishermans Wharf, you could see the thick fog dissipating through the Golden Gate Bridge, an unforgettable beautiful picturesque scene -- Wo Xiang Ni. Wuo Ai Ni.
|Official Time 3:44 (meh...)
- At mile 11 while running down through the Presidio watching the sunrise along the Pacific Ocean—Wow… How do you make yourself worthy of the love that she gave to you. You don't. You can't. You're not.
- At mile 15 while running on JFK Drive, I nearly stepped on what appeared to be some kind of rodent or maybe a squirrel or a chipmunk-- That's gotta be a chipmunk. Yes, a chipmunk. In a perfect world there would be a disease called Chipmunkiosis, a beautiful terminal diagnosis.
- At mile 18 while climbing up Golden Gate Park I began to experience intense nausea and abdominal cramps. Marching to the side of the road I began to puke. Several runners looked on but they kept on running. The thought came – at some point in my life someone has probably seen me and thought "Well... at least I'm not that guy." This is that moment.
- At mile 23, I hit the wall. The cumulative result of puking, dehydration, and depleting my glycogen stores. The 3:30 pacing team passed me – what am I doing here? why am I doing this?
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Germany, Part II: Worship
Along with the protective medieval walls that surrounded homes and towns of Germany, we found elements of Christianity everywhere we went. I have great affection for the long and complicated history of this religion, and it was a fascinating experience to view some very old artifacts of Christianity close up.
As in Italy, there was a stunning array of statues as well as representations of the crucifix everywhere we went.
This one appeared in the small cemetery in Bad Neustadt an der Saale. Unlike so many neatly-mowed cemeteries in America, this beautiful little cemetery featured tiny, unique garden plots on each grave site. Many had small glass-covered candles sitting among the plants, and every single one looked like it received regular, loving care from family members:
One day we drove up to Fulda to see the beautiful cathedral. While the Fulda monastery originated in the 8th century, the cathedral was built in 1704 and was modeled after St. Peter's in Rome.
I expected a grand interior, but I was pleasantly surprised at the lovely pale shades of white and pastel colors that graced the inside of the cathedral. It was a welcome and refreshing change from the bold colors and gold ornamentation that make so many churches hurt the eyes with their overwhelming magnificence. The interior of Fulda cathedral was soft and welcoming.
Down in the basement of the cathedral, the tomb of patron Saint Boniface appears ready to open any moment. Martyred by some grumpy Frisians in the 8th century who were unhappy about his destruction of their pagan shrines, Boniface's body now rests in this beautifully-carved marble tomb. (As for the Frisians, they were unfortunately subjected to the hearty forced-conversion efforts of Karl der Grosse/Charlemagne after Boniface's death.)
There were many lovely representations of Mary both in the cathedral and across the countryside, as well as some dramatic scenes of the Passion of Christ. Some representations of the Holy Family and saints were beautifully lifelike, and some (below) were more primitive and dour, but all were quite beautiful.
While in cities like Fulda there were plenty of wealthy patrons to support religious establishments, out in the country monks often developed their own ways to earn a living while supporting the spiritual life of rural communities. The Kreuzberg monastery is an excellent example of this rural lifestyle. Hidden atop one of the Rhön mountains in southern Germany (and less than an hour from Bad Neustadt), the monastery's current buildings have sheltered monks and their visitors since around the time the Fulda Dom was built (very early 18th century). The monks made fantastic brown beer and delicious cheese there - - and they still do, though now with the help of lay folk.
We spent one afternoon visiting the old monastery at Kreuzberg high up on the lonely mountain. There were several cozy dining rooms filled to the brim with hikers and cyclers merrily sharing steins of beer and large plates brimming over with delicate grey Bockwurst, rye bread, slabs of cheese, and the best juniper-berry-dotted kraut I have ever had (except Soupski's). After a half litre of beer, I grew to have enormous respect for the cyclers who pedaled all the way up the mountain - - and pedaled back down again after downing a litre (or more) of this potent brew.
All that touring was definitely hunger-inducing work, and of course there were two places I searched out in every town: the Bäckerei and the Metzgerei. With plenty of fresh pastry in the morning and a paper-wrapped selection of fresh sausage and cheese, I am invincible.
Or maybe I am just a pleasure-seeking heathen.
Whether the motivation is to nourish the body to support the soul or to voluptuously enjoy earthly pleasures, the food in Germany was enough to satisfy. We had some delicious lunches of thin Wieners with hearty meat-dotted potato salad - -
- - and amazing selections of meats:
Dinners were equally hearty, and we enjoyed seasonal, regional specialties like pan-seared trout - -
- - and thick venison stew on buttery beds of spatzle. Seasonal pears filled with tart berries provided the perfect foil for the meat.
Pfifferlinge (Chanterelle mushrooms) were also in season, and I was lucky enough to enjoy a whole dish of them with my venison one lovely evening. Their delicate, earthy taste was out of this world, and as with all mushrooms they really are very best when they are freshly-picked. There was so much to choose from that the local chickens escaped my plate, but not my notice. Many of the hens I saw in the villages appeared to be some European relative of a Leghorn-Red cross:
The history of the Christian Church is an interesting and complex intertwining of religion, spirituality, politics, violence, and the humbleness of daily life. Standing in a small medieval German village is like viewing a microcosm of this greater history: in the center of town is the church; down the street (or UP the street, depending on the personal power of the family) is the castle home of the local lord; fanning out for several blocks in each direction are streets for craftsmen and business folk, and if times were tough a high wall surrounded all and hopefully kept the enemy at bay. Bad Neustadt was an excellent example of this way of life, and across the country the tiny town of Beilstein was another . . .
To be continued . . .
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Germany, Part I: Walls
Miss Pat, BD Soupski and I have returned stateside, and as I take time to pore through photos and reflect on our trip to the Old World, several things stand out in my mind.
One is the contrast between the homes and castles built in less secure ages and the modern, open, vulnerable ones in my own city. Our first part of the trip was spent in the tiny German town of Unsleben, northeast of Frankfurt and very near the city of Bad Neustadt an der Saale. We stayed in Schloss Unsleben, a walled and moated castle that has been the home of a noble family for many centuries. The current count and countess still reside in the castle, and they rent out portions of the castle to visitors.
The castle, like many old homes of this size, has been expanded and changed over the years, and you can clearly see several very different (and interesting) building styles in its mix of towers and living wings. Some of the buildings dated to the 14th century! The castle lies, as many do, at the center of town directly down the street from the church. Its security lies in its fortress-like walls coupled with a wide moat. As I sat in my little tower room I wondered what sort of lives the many generations of this family had experienced. Could I even imagine what it was like to see enemy armies from the high windows? It had happened on occasion. What was it like to know your very life depended on your ability to defend the house in which you lived?
There is another very interesting wall surrounding the town of Bad Neustadt an der Saale. It is said Karl der Grosse himself (Charlemagne) had the wall built in the 8th century, and if you view it from above you find it to be in the anatomically-correct shape of a human heart. Fortunately the wall still stands, and we took a morning to walk part of its perimeter when we searched for Soupski's old house.
While I am sure that at one time the area outside the city wall was clear of growth, we found a lovely path lined with plum trees burdened with fruit, chestnut trees full of nuts, and gardens still blessed with the last of the early autumn vegetables. Miss Pat wisely brought printouts of old photos so we could locate areas that would have changed since Soupski's last visit, and eventually we found his old house. A few more blocks of strolling outside the city wall brought us to a place familiar to me through old family photos: the Bad Neustadt city gate.
It was around 60 years ago that little Soupski stood outside this very gate.
For me it was somewhat surreal to stand there with him again all these years later. What on earth could have gone through his mind in those moments? Did the years rush through his head like a torrent, friends and brother and sister and Mama Ski and mysterious adventures with Opa Ski; returning to the states and trying to resume American high school; military, marriage and children and retirement and suddenly, suddenly right back in this place and - - well, I guess we'll never really know what happened at that moment, as BD Soupski, like so many other men, spoke very little of what he was feeling.
He did, however, enlighten us to the details of one of his German adventures. It was a well-known family story that as a child Soupski had once snuck into an old castle near Bad Neustadt. While exploring, he met up with the duke who still resided in that castle. The old gentleman kindly showed little Soupski around the castle, even letting him explore the old dungeons below. After spending a friendly afternoon there, Soupski hustled home before Mama Ski began looking for him.
Now, Soupski has a lot of stories. Good ones. It is one thing to hear them, and quite another to encounter proof. The proof began as we made a short hike through the forest outside Bad Neustadt. As we reached the top of the hill, we saw the grey stones of the old Salzburg castle through the trees.
The castle is surrounded by imposing walls at the top of a considerable slope, making access to the castle difficult - - especially for enemy soldiers.
However, a small boy with proper motivation and little supervision could theoretically crawl through one of these small holes at the bottom of the outside wall:
Crawling up through the hole and climbing into a small chamber built into the wall might also lead here, to the castle courtyard.
And to prevent further (theoretical) invasions by tiny Americans, the small doorway is now sealed with a large iron lock.
There is so much to see and tell of our trip to Germany. It would take many more days to process the experience, and to put into perspective the places and people we met along the way. It is difficult for New World folks to understand the incredible history of Europe. While somewhat old as far as historical settlements, my town was not incorporated until the 1980s. The city of Bad Neustadt was "incorporated" in the 780s. I cannot begin to calculate all the differences in psyche a person growing up in that history must have from my own world view!
I will explore more of this trip and post a few of the hundreds of photos I took in two subsequent blog posts. As with my trip to Italy, and perhaps even more so, my visit to Germany was beautiful and life-altering. Walking along the walls of cities built in ages long past changed me and widened my view of this incredible world in which I am privileged to move.
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Fair Day
It's Fair time again, and we just cannot miss our Wilson County Fair. Can we still be modest and claim to have one of the best fairs in the state? Well, it's true. I have been to many county and state fairs across the country, and I must say that the Wilson County Fair truly captures the essence of a traditional, old-timey fair. It has a fantastic array of competitions in all the traditional skills and crafts, well-turned-out livestock shows - -
- - and even a re-created, fully-populated settlers village called Fiddlers Grove.
The village features lots of period-dressed folks showing traditional crafts, such as the weavers.
There are also blacksmiths, soap makers, quilters, and lots of whooping and gunpowder smells coming from the mock battles that periodically erupt in the center of the village.
The WilCo Fair also has all the games and rides, music and fair food you could imagine. It is the one time of year many of us indulge in that good old fried, fried, fried and more fried stuff.
You can finish off your lunch of fried with some horse-made ice cream - -
- - and wander back through Fiddlers Grove to see a Civil War encampment, or even a long hunter's camp. The long hunters of Tennessee were wild gents who made long-term, often solitary expeditions into the frontier during the 18th century. They were expert survivalists, brave explorers and knew a great deal about the flora and fauna of the Tennessee wilderness. The information they brought back to the colonies was essential to the eventual settlement of the state.
There are also plenty of demonstrations of early food production techniques, as with this sorghum molasses maker - -
And as older folks here know, sorghum is an absolutely essential topping on hot biscuits!
Another more modern Tennessee essential is a good tractor. The Fair had these in spades: I have an unexplainable desire for a nice, big tractor, and I have never seen so many in one place! There must have been hundreds.
There were also plenty of animals on display, including a much more recent Tennessee phenomenon, the alpaca:
But for home-grown fun, who doesn't want to see the pig races? Come on, is there anything funnier than little pigs running really fast??
After several hours of the Fair, it was time to go home and relax. However, once I noticed the fresh wild mushrooms in my kitchen (courtesy of my local market), I felt compelled to make some sort of wild mushroom tart that would satisfy the craving I had been experiencing ever since I first saw the trays of little forest beauties at the market. I did not work from a recipe, so I have nothing to share except the glorious recollection of the taste of that magical tart.
I gently sauteed the mushrooms in a bit of butter, and I added a pinch of fresh thyme and tarragon from the garden. I added a little cream, and then I figured it needed one more thing: a taste of cheese. Just not too much, or it would ruin the delicate taste of my mushrooms. What to use? Well, in one of those nicer touches of fate, I happened to have one precious sliver of Umbrian truffle cheese in the fridge. I grated the pungent sliver into the simmering, creamy mushrooms, and suddenly - - voila! I had the most incredible, perfumed delight you could imagine. I reverently poured the mixture into a waiting tart pan layered with puff pastry, cut a few more triangles of pastry for the top, placed it in the oven, and out came the most delicious mushroom tart I have ever tasted.
Despite the horrid condition of my kitchen "post-tart," I quickly called Miss Pat to come over and share my delightful invention. When she heard "food" and "wine," I don't even think she remembered to bring her purse when she hopped in the car.
We sat on the patio and enjoyed a lovely French wine that, in another blessing of fate, just happened to be the perfect foil for the delicately-perfumed mushrooms. I love it when a day works out like this.
What will happen later in my stomach when the morning's fried-fried-fried dukes it out with the mushrooms and wine is a story for another day.
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My little banties are growing up, and I spent some time with them snapping pictures to capture their last fleeting moments of babyness before they grow up and go off to college. Seriously though, these little chicks have been such fun to raise. Bantams have personality galore, they come in a thousand shapes and colors, and they are just adorable. Let's indulge in some shameless cuteness!
Louis XIV and Miss Olivia Peeper (above) are growing into lovely young Belgian booted bantams. While Louis is a beautiful creamy color, Miss Olivia came out a rather washed-out mixed shade of dishwater. I will never be a successful breeder, as I cannot bring myself to get rid of such a sweet young lady. I will not hatch any of her eggs when she's grown, but she'll always have a place with me.
Miss Olivia loves to ride on my shoulder and softly chit-chat about whatever strikes her fancy. She is the sweetest, gentlest, and most shy little bird. I hated trimming their glorious foot feathers, but since they are spending their days scratching around like wild chickens instead of caged show birds, I thought it best.
Pippin and Robin are bantam Ameraucanas in slightly non-standard colors. They are sweet girls who look like tiny juvenile hawks. They have been carefully bred for several generations by a chicken buddy of mine who is selecting for a lovely blue egg color. I can't wait to see the eggs they lay!
As you can see behind Robin, there is an unusual lady in the bunch. Xiu Xiu is a Silkie, a Chinese breed whose feathers lack the barbicels that hold their shape and rigidity. Their feathers feel like soft downy fur. They are very shy and gentle, and they are very good mothers.
Xiu Xiu is not a show quality Silkie, but she is very sweet and will do a fine job of hatching eggs for me in the spring.
Probably the most unusual of the bantam chicks are Schmoo Belle and Betty Boop, my bantam Araucanas. Araucanas originated in South America, and they are a rumpless breed. While they look very odd, these two ladies are among the sweetest little birds you'll find! Their color is called "splash," which is made of blue-black splashes on a white background.
Betty Boop is considered "clean faced," and Schmoo Belle has ear tufts - - curled feathers growing near each ear. Schmoo Belle likes to jump up on my shoulder and whisper the latest gossip. She also likes to come over and boss things when I am working in the coop.
The bantam cochins are doing well, although they sure have been broody this year! Penny Pretty is still broody and did not emerge for the photo session, but Dolly the Frizzle cochin obliged me:
Her feathers have continued to emerge nice and curled, and she is just adorable. Cochins are another Chinese breed with good mothering instincts, and I love their low, wide bodies and their acres of fluff. And then there are the cochin bottoms - - oh dear Lord save me from the irresistible cuteness of cochin butts!
I could spend all day watching the banties scratch and peck around their pen. They are like a beautiful, colorful bouquet of flowers.
The standard size birds do not particularly appreciate my interest in the smaller birds, however. Even chickens experience jealousy. My poor, bald Baby Mija never likes the attention I pay to other chickens, and when I walk over to the banty coop she always tries to get my attention by coyly walking in circles in front of me:
Her pitiful bald head is just starting to grow feathers back, but right now that baldness really makes her blind eye more obvious.
While she will never win any beauty contests, Baby sure does lay the biggest eggs of the bunch!
It's probably time to go, anyhow. Louis has grown tired of all the attention - - and he signals this by standing very upright and giving me the fisheye.
OK, Louis. See you later!
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True to her name, young Prima was the first of my spring chicks to lay an egg. This pretty little Black Copper Marans hen is one of the sweetest little ladies, and I thought it might be fun to revisit her brief life "from egg to egg."
It seems like just yesterday that little Prima Georgiana Darcy was just a tapping sound coming from the inside of her dark brown egg. (Oh you laugh, but giving hens silly, prissy names is one of the great joys of keeping chickens.)
She emerged from her shell first on that cold February 26 and sprawled on the floor of the warm incubator, exhausted from the ultimate challenge of pecking her way out of the hard shell.
When she was finally rested, she set about helping her two brothers out of their shells. She pecked and pulled bits of shell to help them breathe, she peeped to encourage them, and when they finally broke from their shells she spread her fluffy little body out beside them while they rested from their effort. I have never before or since seen a chick appear to help other chicks hatch!
Two days later Prima appeared in a photo for this blog, perched quietly in RT's enormous hands. While many black-colored chicks have white down, the light fluff is shed as they grow and they emerge as black adults.
Prima had distinctive markings around her eyes, but she also carried herself differently from the others and was much more placid by nature. The boys were sweet, but just a little more naughty and rambunctious.
Below we have Prima in our Easter Sunday photo session, then at 17 days of age. Female chicks will generally have smaller combs, even at a young age, and they will remain yellowish in color until they are nearly mature. The ladies will also have tiny or nonexistent wattles, the red flaps of skin that grow beneath the chin. Boys will have more prominent, reddish combs, and the wattles will begin to grow earlier. This little face is all girl:
My Black Copper Marans were the sweetest and most interactive of the chicks. They grew into an extremely awkward but very dear bobble-headed vulture phase that was precious! Below, Prima displays another "tell" of her gender: she tends to crouch instead of standing very proud and upright, especially in new situations.
And at last by around ten weeks my little vultures had grown into their first set of feathers. Here is young Prima (below, left) with her brother, enjoying a nice May afternoon outside with the other teenage chicks. Brother has already grown some of his copper coloring, and by this time the comb and wattle differences are very prominent. Prima would grow several more weeks until her head coppering would become noticeable.
And finally, just a week shy of five months old, Prima laid her first nice brown egg. It was a bit more speckled than the one from which she came, and it was about the size of a bantam egg. In the coming weeks the eggs will become larger and the color will even out.
And while the lovely poetic story of a hen from egg to egg is nice to share, I also have some comparative egg photos for those more scientific by nature. Here is Prima's first egg compared to Dame Edna's grown-up egg:
And another of Edna (top) and Prima (middle) eggs with a bantam egg (bottom) from Penny Pretty the bantam cochin:
Watching a tiny chick emerge from an egg - - or watching any creature being born - - is an awe-inspiring miracle to witness. Enjoying the privilege of caring for my little charges as they grow and mature has been a challenging, joyful, and humanizing adventure that is adding something to my life I had not anticipated. These little feathered friends provide me with great joy even as they provide food for our table on a daily basis. I would be hard-pressed to find a better or more useful pet for my suburban home.
Little Prima has grown from a tiny handful of fluff into a beautiful, copper-touched beauty with almond-shaped eyes right in front of us. I do not think I could ever lay my hands on another store carton of eggs, because now the story behind the egg is more important to me than ever before.
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Great art!
Steam Wars...waaaaaaaiiiiitttttttt a minute...I've seen these at my local comic shop!
dope :0
thats a rrrreeeeeaaaaallllllllllyyyy good drawing i love it
Okay, now I gotta go see last exile to see what this is suppose to resemble @_@
<3 now this is awesome
Anyone else thinking Last Exile?
somebody must have recently watched lost exile
This reminds me of Last exile.
That cone shape mussel on the gun is a blunderbuss a kind of early shot gun. I don't really get the idea behind scopes on a shot gun. Looks cool though.
It reminds me of several scenes from "Last Exile" they're using the exact same tactics, in roughly the same scenario, with slightly better guns.
They seem rather exposed there... surely they could throw together some form of cover...
Good stuff!
damnit. I think you beat me to a concept I was sitting on.....
Sorry JJ. But there's know way I could have known.
No, no. My own fault for being a slacker. Snooze you lose
Fred Perry / Jollyjack collaboration?
Heh. I'll happily take a stab at illustrating an F.P. written script
heehee. I just need time... Saaaaay, there's this old Pirate/ninja script I got lying around... It's been begging to be done for the longest time. Let me ask the publisher if such a thing can still be sold in this market.
that would be epic!
If your making it now... When can I ask my comic vendor to pre-order?
Oh continuing on with that little story eh? Or is this something new?
Fred I love your work and have been a fan for years. I love the panel. I'm not trying to be a jerk but.... wont the barrels on the muskets block the scopes?
The top panel reminds me of the opening moments of the LAST EXILE anime.
Looking forward to reading the finished book.
Looking forward to reading the finished book.
Wow! I cannot wait to read this!
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From my shoot last year with Gabriela Silveira.
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Photography: Gabriela Silveira
MUA: Sarah Kane
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Photography: Gabriela Silveira
MUA: Sarah Kane
It's impossible to just say a few words, my feelings for a Woman this beautiful always gets personal, heartfelt attention. This picture represents life, love and the pursuit of happiness to me. I know one day I will marry someone as beautiful as you, inside and out, if I do not at least I knew I loved myself enough to feel this inside from just a picture. Its a beautiful feeling meant not for me, It's a gift I own within to share and love with all my soul and defend with all my might. This will never be copy/pasted on any other photo. Thank You.
Your eyes are piercing. I went there first,
What a great shot of this sweet beauty..
..I'm okay!
Ok, I just lost my heart,,,,, Can someone ask this wonder where she put it?
you look lovely in this picture thanks for sharing
I love this photo, it is very expressive and really does something for me I must say, however, that I prefer the black&white version, you posted some while ago
Beautiful *U*
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