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Five minutes here, a lunch break there, the urge to procrastinate. The free browser-based Flash game has evolved with the technology, producing some high-quality time-killers that can interrupt the most productive of days. With volume comes choices. But you don't want to waste time browsing—you need the definitive go-to guide to the best of what's out there. We did the leg (hand and mouse) work for you. Many sites collect hundreds of these free games—check out Kongregate.com , Armorgames.com , Gamebrew.com , as examples—but scan our list and you'll be on the road to fun, free entertainment in no time. Plus, for a hint of nostalgia, or to get your feet wet with casual gaming, spend some quality time with classics of the genre, collected in our list of all-time favorites.
This top-down shooter franchise has been successful enough to spawn sequels, which says plenty about its quality. RPG-style level-up mechanics let you improve your abilities and arsenal, which is vital given the rampaging indigenous life forms intent on eating you and your hired-mercenary help. Mission progression lets you take on optional tasks that flesh out the story and provide further opportunities to earn experience and level up. ( http://www.crazymonkeygames.com/Darkbase-3.html )
What else are you going to do when you find a box napping on a ledge? Prod him awake using the weight and shape of various pieces of wood in a physics-based puzzle, naturally. Mixing spatial challenges, occasional speed tests, and creative thinking, each of the 20 levels provides a unique test. If you get stuck, watch the handy video walkthrough of the optimal solutions. ( http://armorgames.com/play/4839/wake-up-the-box )
This collectible card game is blended with Street Fighter-like beat-'em-up mechanics and painted with a classic high-fantasy cartoon-art style (i.e., uber-buff dudes and improbably proportioned ladies). You start with three cards, which you're likely to pick for the artwork since the mechanics take some learning. After a few practice bouts, you earn new cards and compete in ranked matches against other folks. Very, very compelling for Magic: The Gathering types who want a free option. ( http://www.kongregate.com/games/Kongregate/kongai )
Happy to be the gun, spike, mine test subject
Figuring out the most effective method of delivering extreme damage to poor Flakboy proves incredibly engaging. Poor guy is scared of a yellow duck, which sets him in motion within a confined room outfitted by whatever spikes, mines, guns, and trampolines your cash allotment affords you to buy. The eight levels each require you to inflict more damage, which forces you to try new weapons as they unlock. Then set the duck loose and watch Flakboy smear the walls with his own blood! ( http://www.a10.com/game/flakboy.html )
Not a bird or a plane, but a hedgehog
One hedgehog. One elastic launch contraption. Strap-on rocket packs. It all adds up to an obvious recipe for throwaway fun chasing your high score. Launch the hedgehog skyward then hope you hit the floating coinage. The loot is then used to buy upgrades to the rockets, better launch velocity, a radar device (largely ineffective, as it turns out), and more. Then you launch again. And again. And upgrade. And launch. And you'll still be launching 10 minutes after you decided to stop. ( http://www.kongregate.com/games/ArmorGames/hedgehog-launch )
Stop the critters scurrying across your desk
Tower defense has become the defining casual-game genre for its classic simple-but-deep mechanics, puzzling challenges, and characteristic "just one more go" play sessions that last into the wee hours. And this is one of the best. Inviting in its simple premise and early level setup, and then excruciating in the grip of vast strategic options as you place tower types, upgrade as you earn cash, and try to stop the enemies from exiting the arena. Give it five minutes; it'll repay you in hours. ( http://www.casualcollective.com/games/Desktop_TD_Pro )
Your tiny ship has plenty of firepower. Lasers blasting vertically; shots dispersing horizontally; homing missiles navigating towards targets. So many targets. Within moments, space is jam-packed with colorful shapes dispatching swarms, streams, and swirls of damaging objects not necessarily directed at you, but in such sufficient quantities to fill the blackness of space with their color. And that's before you get to the monstrous boss battles that often require fine mouse control amid the manic shooting gallery action. ( http://www.kongregate.com/games/zestygames/red-fluxion )
Flinging rocks for fun and profit
Armed with a powerful trebuchet, it's your mission to launch projectiles at a castle until you bring the structure crashing down around the heads of the inhabitants. Kill 'em all, then move on to the next castle. The game's 24 castles test your skill at timing the launch for the right speed and trajectory and mixing up ammunition options, which upgrade as you progress. Complete them all, then have a go at designing and testing out your own castle conundrums. ( http://armorgames.com/play/3614/crush-the-castle )
A many-trick pony
Thirty identical levels. Sounds like a hoot, right? But an incredible variety of invention makes each level a thoroughly unique or stylized challenge. This isn't about using different routes from entry to exit, but interpreting the word clue to fathom the trick to solving a given level. When you have to refresh your browser to unlock a level, you know this is something a little bit different, a little bit special, and worth several do-overs to earn faster times and fewer deaths. ( http://armorgames.com/play/4309/this-is-the-only-level )
Is this for total aerodynamics?
Riding along deadly ice caps, across crumbling mountains, through volcanic tunnels, and amid collapsing buildings is dangerous enough. Doing it in the buff? Weird. But "naked guy riding a bike" captures the attention quicker than "random dude on BMX adventure to collect frozen soap bubbles." And it's totally compelling as the scale shifts for each level—shrinking the character to a few pixels in some cases—as he overcomes the obstacles to make the exit. Some levels are cunningly challenging, others a ride in the park. Naked. ( www.dampgnat.com/icycle )
Beyond the call of the mailman's duties
Delivering mail seems like such a mundane summer-vacation student job. Not in Finwick, where helping the Royal Mail (evidently set in England) can be very dangerous. This side-scrolling platform and puzzle game is framed by a story told in quick dialogue blurbs between characters and set among beautifully drawn (if deadly) forests, factories, and construction sites. Controlling a second character adds further puzzle challenge as you set platforms in motion and create safe routes to deliver one piece of mail. ( http://www.smallgreenhill.com/games/finwick/ )
Free running
Now this is extreme parkour… in black-and-white, pixel-graphics form. You're escaping (from what is unclear) through buildings, across construction cranes and rooftops, at blistering Usain Bolt–plus-plus speeds, hitting just one jump key to skip over obstacles or leap through windows and across gaps between buildings. Scored purely on the distance you make before face-planting into the side of a building, you'll keep trying for that longer run, pushed by the pounding sci-fi movie soundtrack pumping in the background. ( www.adamatomic.com/canabalt )
Does not stink in the least
The isometric 3D puzzle-adventure game has been around for eons, and this one brings a colorful style to its Indiana Jones–wannabe character. You have to navigate through the sewers, picking up gold along the way, fighting off the rats, skeletons, and more. These sewers are dangerous, with spike pits and other traps adding to the challenge as you try to recover King Krump's treasure. The terrific art style makes it easy to spend hours exploring and figuring out how to retrieve each piece of treasure. ( http://www.mochimedia.com/games/graveshift-2-the-sewers/ )
Metal Gear Flash
This top-down stealth-action game recalls memories of early Metal Gear sneak, stab, hide, and escape gameplay. It's extremely challenging as you move your assassin after the green "boss" target through 18 levels. Guards shine their torches and move through the environment in random directions. Your assassin can call on a brief invisibility (so long as you don't move) and speed-burst to elude danger. After the hit, wait for the mission bar to fill before the exit is revealed, and hope the bad guys don't spot the body and sound an alarm that sends them into a fast-moving frenzy. ( http://www.games121.com/2009/06/ultimate-assassin-2.html )
Lose yourself in a puzzling journey
This tale of a dragon's emergence from an egg and his travels through puzzle-infested environments is classic point-and-click adventure fare. Those big doe-eyes implore you to help the little fella through each area. Rather than pixel-searching for clickable objects, each interactive element in a scene is handily highlighted, so it's easy to find the puzzles even if it's not so easy to solve them. A full walkthrough is available if you happen to get stuck. ( http://www.pencilkids.com/the-vault/a-dralien-day-page/ )
From small beginnings great worlds grow
An entry in the Casual Gameplay Design Competition, this quirky exploration game packs tons of style into its simple stick-character and block-graphics presentation. From an initial camera view zoomed in on your pixel "dude" you move around the world as the camera pans back to reveal its shape, paths, and direction to the exits. It's more a game of wonder at the concept than a speed, movement, or puzzle-solving challenge, but still well worth your attention. ( http://jayisgames.com/cgdc6/?gameID=9 )
Rock 'em, sock 'em
Save yourself the time searching through boxes of your old toys (or wandering flea markets or browsing eBay) for that Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots box. The controls in Drastic Plastic couldn't be simpler, with the left- and right-punch mechanic and a "retreat" option, but the ability to upgrade your robot parts using the cash earned winning bouts gives this simple premise significant legs. Cheaper and less breakable than the classic tabletop game! ( http://bit.ly/4De9Wc)
Make your own swine flu
Pick a disease type—virus, bacteria, or parasite—then give it a name and start its spread across the globe! Yes, you're spreading disease with the goal of infecting everyone on the planet. The disease types have different properties affecting their ability to propagate into new countries. Buying additional properties allows your disease to flourish in the various environments—heat, cold, and more—as you try to infect folks who are traveling, so they can spread it to new continents. (http://bit.ly/JU8g)
Learn programming routines
Understanding the function process of programming AI routines sounds like it'll be fun to learn, right? This charming puzzler requires you to give the robot specific process instructions that move him around or over obstacles and then switch a light on at a specific spot. You learn to use function commands to package instructions together as the challenges get more complex. Way more fun than it sounds! ( www.kongregate.com/games/Coolio_Niato/light-bot)
How good is your mouse/eye coordination?
Like all the best Flash games, a simple premise turns out to be incredibly addictive. Using the mouse to move within the tunnel you have to fly between the gaps in plates that block your path. As you gather momentum, each minor move of the mouse can lead to disaster, so it's important to adjust your mouse response speed to a level that gives you the most precise control. ( www.albinoblacksheep.com/games/missilegame3d)
Small-form but still epic RPG
Part promo for the big brother RPG release Dragon Age: Origins, part franchise extension, Journeys shares many of the main game's mechanics in a really impressive adventure. Set in Ferelden, the game lets you create a character with its own origin story, and just as in the full-fledged PC and console RPG, you'll chat-up various characters, some of whom will join your quest; you'll collect and upgrade items and weapons; and you'll make choices through dialogue options, shaping your own personality and motives. Combat is turn-based on a hex board and requires expert strategizing as well as having bigger weapons and spells than the bad guys. A winner. ( www.dragonagejourneys.com )
The thinking man's turn-based strategy
If shooting aliens, launching kittens from cannons, or plucking virtual guitar strings on a keyboard screams a little too much "kid game" for the workplace, most observers will offer an appreciative nod to your refined taste if they spot a chessboard on your screen. Sharpening mental agility by taking on the decent AI (in three difficulty levels), saving your progress, undoing moves are all the features you expect in a chess sim, and here the play is clear, simple, and free. ( www.flashchess3.com )
How do you feel today?
Designed to get creative juices flowing (and to show creative types the breadth of image content available for low, low prices at GettyImages.com), this mood sampler doesn't play out like a game, but lets you choose "feelings" (whatever they are), and then see corresponding images swirl in to represent those thoughts. It's quirky and cool, and while we can't imagine it unlocking that trapped creative thought, you've got to give it a try to find out if the mood speaks to you! ( http://moodstream.gettyimages.com )
Death to goo
Though the full game requires a purchase and a download, the free Flash tutorial is still a compelling real-time strategy game in its own right. You place collectors and generate the power to charge blasters that keep the creeping goo at bay. The mechanics are pretty involved, so it definitely pays to take notice of the tutorial that outlines the important information in the dense control scheme. Once you have the hang of it, the strategy gameplay is challenging. ( www.knucklecracker.com )
Can you hit a wicked googly?
Yes, cricket. As in, the sport played by a handful of nations (but the national obsession in some parts of the world). This stick-figure game isn't a simulation, but at least provides an idea of what the wonderful sport is all about. Challenge modes and the ability to compete against other people provide all the depth you need. And it doesn't take five days to play one game that could end in a draw. (www.sticksports.com)
The power of pretty rocks
This thoughtfully different take on the tower-defense format pre-positions towers along a set path, and then tasks you with strategically adding more towers and arming them with crystals that you create. A high-fantasy storyline drives you to combine damage-dealing gems into more powerful variants as creatures trek toward your pleasantly appointed home. The ability to tweak features such as the speed of the enemy waves, leveling up new skills, and taking your own route through a branching mission path add a significant amount of replayability.( http://bit.ly/7Moxt)
When two tanks go to war
Based on the classic Atari console game, you adjust the elevation of your tank's gun to train it on the opposing tank, hit fire, and hope your math is right. You'll upgrade your missile options and other details of your tank fleet over time so the process stays fresh, helped by a variety of terrain types providing different backdrops to the duel. (www.addictinggames.com/tanks.html)
Is the cake a lie?
Inspired by, but not endorsed or licensed from, Valve Software's surprise puzzle hit, this Flash version proves the power and flexibility of the software with its remarkable recreation. The mind-bending puzzles are as gripping in this version as they are in the PC and console hit… and, of course, it's free. (
Free Flash games have evolved over the years, but some of the best of all time have probably contributed to more lost office productivity than Rick-rolling and dancing hamsters put together
A monkey armed with darts popping balloons? Sounds like the perfect game concept. It's also thoroughly addictive as you work through the steadily increasing difficulty levels, aiming to pop the target number of balloons as new obstacles (and power-ups) are introduced. ( http://www.ninjakiwi.com/Games/Bloons-Games/Play/Bloons.html )
A quick 18 holes of mini golf can turn into hours of effort to bring your score down as low as possible. In this classic variant you judge angles and speed to putt the ball around, through, or over obstacles and into the hole. ( http://www.addictinggames.com/miniputt.html )
See ball, hit ball with paddle. Repeat. Now three full unforgiving dimensions. ( http://www.3dponggame.com )
Possibly the greatest detriment to office productivity since Minesweeper! Who would have thought that matching sets of three gems would prove to be so utterly addicting? This classic puzzler has spawned a huge number of clones and sequels, and continues to be played in offices in the world over. ( http://www.popcap.com )
Maybe the sound of constant mouse-clicking will make coworkers think you're being incredibly productive (or have some kind of crazy twitch). You keep the helicopter flying by pressing the mouse button, and release it to let it drop. Now just see how far you can make it through the tunnels while avoiding the obstacles. ( http://www.addictinggames.com/helicopter.html )
What a head scratcher. The simple premise of building machines is actually a deceptively addicting physics puzzler. You place the pieces of the contraption and hope your choices make it, well, fantastic. It's easy to spend hours figuring out some of the later-level conundrums. ( http://www.fantasticcontraption.com )


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Welcome to Lilleby Havsbad, family campsite. Located on Hisingen, NW of Gothenburg centre, by the sea in Torslanda, the southernmost part of Bohuslän.One of Gothenburg's most attractive beaches (Blue Flag!) is just 250 m from the campsite. The campsite is beautifully situated, surrounded by forest and mountains with nice walks.
Baby changing room
Dogs welcome
Beach and bathing
Credit cards accepted
Open full service
Number of pitches 142
Number of cottages -
Seasonal pitches 13
Jogging track
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Microwave oven
Waste disposal site for fixed tanks
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Lillebyvägen 100, 423 53 Torslanda
Telephone: 031-56 22 40
Fax: 031-56 22 46
Site no.: O40
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The nation's two intelligence chiefs are locked in a turf battle over overseas posts, forcing National Security Adviser James L. Jones to mediate, according to current and former government officials. The jockeying between CIA Director Leon Panetta and National Intelligence Director Dennis Blair centers on Blair's effort to choose his own representatives at U.S. embassies instead of relying only on CIA station chiefs. Current and former U.S. officials described the dispute on the condition of anonymity, because of the sensitivity of intelligence issues.Prediction: An easy win for Panetta. Blair has proved himself to be completely tone deaf on political issues and sustained a "personal blow" with the withdrawal of Chas Freeman from consideration as NIC Chair. Panetta, on the other hand, just had his way with Nancy Pelosi, who would seem to be a far tougher opponent than Blair. I'm guessing a TKO for Panetta early in the second round.
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Because You Never Outgrow LEGOSMichelle Horton
My aunt came over yesterday with a special gift for my two-year-old son: A signed copy of Christoph Neimann's I LEGO NY book. I hadn't heard of the book (but I now see it's pretty popular), so I assumed that a LEGO-centric book would be for LEGO-loving kids. Eh, yes and no.
Each page depicts familiar NYC scenes and objects with LEGO minifigures. And while toddlers love the brightly colored board book featuring a favorite toy, they just don't get the clever, creative references — like the Subway Series hats, metro card or jam-packed Holland Tunnel. Even those unfamiliar with the NYC lifestyle will chuckle at the smart creations.
Take a look at some of my favorites:
You can buy a copy of I LEGO NY on Amazon for $10.17.
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Bombay Beach
Director: Alma Har'el
Alma Har'el's striking debut is a heartfelt quirky documentary about the last gasps of the American dream – how does it work nowadays and what does it mean for the residents of California's Salton Sea? The pic successfully avoids overused hard-life clichés and delivers a tender story – through singing and dancing – of the lives of trailer park America. The film is also accompanied by some great tunes, courtesy of Beirut and Bob Dylan.
If you missed it on the big screen, Bombay Beach is now available…


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Gambling is legal
Gambling is legal in the US, just go to Las Vegas and see for yourself.... as the WTO put it:
"U.S. Online Gambling Policy Violates Law, W.T.O. Rules", they can't make online gambling illegal if their domestic gambling is legal.
As for Kaplans arrest, he was foolish enough to fly over US territory and expect them to pay attention to WTO rules. That was stupid.
If he was in the UK, sooner or later, they would have used the lapdog treaty to take him from the UK and he would rely on 'Alan Johnson' to protect him.... ha ha ha.... imagine that, Alan Johnson protecting British people from misuse of an extradition treaty.... what a joke that man has become.


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Mobile Apps Development:
Did you know that you can improve your business remarkably by investing in a mobile app? With more and more people purchasing smart phones and using them to perform multiple activities such as shopping, communicating, paying bills etc., it is high time businesses went mobile. Mobile apps are very convenient, more responsive and easy to navigate. These pave the path for you to build long-term relationships with your customers and increase their brand loyalty.


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NomadasMerida, Mexico
Good location, big pool filled with fresh cenote water, good breakfast included, free salsa lessons and a guitarist playing in the courtyard area every night. Would definitely stay here again!
Tribu HostelHolbox Island, Mexico
Amazing place, social hostel, good kitchen, and great location ~2 mins from town and ~30 seconds from the most beautiful beaches in the yucatan!
Hostel QuetzalCancun, Mexico
Second time staying at this hostel and definitely won't be my last. Wouldn't consider staying anywhere else in cancun. Amazing place, great location next to parque de las palapas, and probably the most social hostel I've ever stayed in (group dinner and free tequila shot at night, nighty drinking games, rules throughout the hostel with drinking penalties if you break them!). Cancun is a party place and this hostel lives up to that. Perfect for solo travellers too. Can't wait for the new pool!
Beds Friends HostelCozumel, Mexico
this is a brilliant hostel - only just opened 2 wks ago when we arrived so it was quite quiet but you could tell that once it takes off and gets more guests the place will be very popular. Great place to chill with all the dorms surrounding a big central garden with seats and hammocks. Location is good, maybe 10mins from the main square. The owner was the friendliest person in the world also! Breakfast was good too - fruit, toast and juice made for us when we woke (no time restrictions). Great!
The YakPlaya del Carmen, Mexico
Good social hostel with a great location 30s from the main strip (5th Av) and ~5 mins from the beach. Nightly activities like movie nights, beer pong, so good for a solo traveller. Air-con in the private rooms is a huge bonus. Playa is more of a party place than a place to chill and if I was back in Playa i'd stay here again.
El Jardin de FridaTulum, Mexico
Super chill hostel with friendly staff and a cosy garden with lots of shady spots and hammocks for relaxing/socialising. Good kitchen and great breakfast too! Location is a bit difficult to rate since Tulum is split into the main town and the touristy hotel zone near the ruins, although we rented bikes from a local shop (discount rate from the hostel). More of a chill hostel than a party place - just like Tulum town itself. Would definitely stay here again!
Beach HostelSplit, Croatia
This is a fantastic hostel - wish I could have stayed for more than one night. Hostess (ladybird?) was very welcoming, and the place has a great atmosphere about it with a common area/garden and artwork all over the walls. Good place to meet other travellers. Dorms and bathrooms are spotless and the kitchen is very handy. The place is also just a pleasant 10 minute walk from the old town and even less time to get to the beach. Highly recommended!
The Drunken Monkey HostelZadar, Croatia
Had a great stay here. Good atmosphere in the place especially around the small bar at night - easy to meet others as a solo traveller. It's around a 20-30 minute walk from old town but for a good hostel like this it's worth the walk. Really close to bus station and beaches as well for cliff jumping. Can see why it's rated so highly. Would stay here again.
Sky Lounge HostelMostar, Bosnia And Herzegovina
Great hostel, amazing atmosphere and backpacker activities most nights. It's just a 10 min walk from the old bridge/old town and close to bus station too. The rooftop and free activities (eg free Bosnian cooking class, cheese and wine night) makes it easy to meet other travellers - I was a solo traveller and felt really welcome here. Also the tour of waterfalls/Herzegovina is worth every Mark - definitely recommend it. They also offer a war tour. Highly recommend this place!
Dink's Place HostelHvar, Croatia
Dink is an amazing host! Friendly, sociable hostel a short walk from town. Good atmosphere at night and option of the town pub crawl every night (do it!).
MEININGER Vienna Downtown SissiVienna, Austria
If you are looking for a cheap faceless hotel then this will do the job but if you want a cosy hostel with a common area, sociable kitchen, backpackers vibe then this is NOT what you are looking for. The main backpackers hostels in Vienna are clustered around the Westbahnhof.
Jazz Hostel & ApartmentsBled, Slovenia
Don't think I've ever encountered staff as friendly as I have here and don't think I ever will again. The owner Jani is one of the most generous, kind-hearted people you will meet. For example - we wanted to hire bikes one day, he didn't have enough so gave us his own bike and his wifes for no extra cost! Other than that, very clean, well-equipped, great atmosphere, but Jani alone is enough to make a stay here more than memorable. Brilliant hostel.
Hobo Bear HostelZagreb, Croatia
Amazing hostel, we were only here for one night and absolutely loved it - wish we could have stayed. Great location just 5 mins from main square, staff were so friendly - free shots when we were playing drinking games. Kitchen is well-equipped and common area is good for meeting other travellers. Loved it!
Suite Hostel1Budapest, Hungary
Great hostel, good location for Budapest which is pretty big anyway. The staff were fantastic, they are mostly other travellers and were very friendly and enthusiastic - always up for a few drinking games at night too. Overall great atmosphere and a clean, well-equipped hostel.
Let's Rock HostelKrakow, Poland
Small cosy hostel with a great atmosphere just one minute from the main square. Staff were so friendly, good music on during the day and activities every night from waffle making to sangria and vodka tasting. They also put on a game of beer pong one night in the common area. Kitchen is very well-equipped too. Definitely recommend this place if you want a small hostel with a cosy atmosphere where you can meet other travellers etc.
Ahoy! HostelPrague, Czech Republic
Great cosy hostel 3 minutes from the main square. Kitchen was very well equipped and the staff were so friendly and helpful. Great atmosphere with a nice lounge area and all the house music you could need. Also has a computer room with a blackboard wall where you can write a goodbye message. Czech yo' self! Love from Scotland.
Eastener HostelBerlin, Germany
Nice small cosy hostel with a good kitchen and sociable common room. Took maybe 10-15 mins to get to brandenburg gate but Berlin is pretty big anyway and you're very close to the bars on Oranienburger street. Sits below an apartment block so you cant make too much noise but if there is a good crowd it would have a good atmosphere
Backpackers St. PauliHamburg, Germany
Great hostel, very glad we booked here. Staff were so friendly - thanks again for the free shots when Germany beat Brazil 7-1!! The hostel has a great atmosphere with the small bar, the kitchen/common room area, and the "beer garden" area outside - we met loads of other travellers. The hostel is in a great location just 5-10 mins from the main student/bar area of Hamburg, and a short bus ride from the main station. Definitely recommended.
Stayokay Amsterdam VondelparkAmsterdam, Netherlands
Not many complaints but this is more of a cheap hotel than a hostel. If you want good facilities for a reasonable price (by Amsterdam standards - i.e. pretty expensive) then this is a good place but if you want a good hostel environment (meeting other travellers, cosy lounge etc) then this is not the place.
Hostel QuetzalCancun, Mexico
Fantastic hostel. Set in this cosy old house in downtown Cancun, right across from the main park/square. Brilliant vibe in this place, loads of other solo travellers. Dinner, tequila shots, drinking games at night in the garden all included. Met some great people here! Wouldn't have wanted to stay anywhere else in Cancun. Forget the all-inclusive hotels, this is where you want to be.


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2016 Award Winners
The University of Louisville presents its annual prizes for outstanding works in music composition, ideas improving world order, psychology and gives a religion prize jointly with the Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary. The 2016 award recipients will present free lectures about their award-winning ideas when they visit Louisville in April to accept their $100,000 prizes.
About H. Charles Grawemeyer
H. Charles Grawemeyer, industrialist, entrepreneur, astute investor and philanthropist, created the lucrative Grawemeyer Awards at the University of Louisville in 1984. To a remarkable extent, he put his personal stamp on the awards, which surely are his shining legacy. They are devoted to the beauty of creativity and the power of great ideas to change the world.
The Grawemeyer Awards program at the University of Louisville pays tribute to the power of creative ideas, emphasizing the impact a single idea can have on the world. By creating these awards, Charles Grawemeyer found a way to inspire, honor and nurture achievements in music composition, education, religion, psychology and ideas improving world order.
News & Events
Why has Christianity, a religion based on love, failed in its attempts to heal racial
division? Rev. Dr. Willie James Jennings, recipient of the 2015 Grawemeyer
Award in Religion, explains how Christianity contributed to segregation and racism
in America beginning in colonial times and shares that a renewal of Christian
imagination must take place to foster more respectful relations between religious
and racial groups.
The Christian Imagination
The Rule of the Clan
Understanding clan-based cultures is critical to the survival
of modern democracies, according to 2015 Grawemeyer Award
winner Mark S. Weiner. If clans and liberal societies are ever to
share common ground, he argues, they first need to understand
one another's legal and political traditions.
"Weiner offers a highly original explanation for why clan-based
groups and democracies see personal freedom so differently,
and he does a good job of explaining why it's important to
maintain a strong liberal state to preserve liberty," said award
director Charles Ziegler.
Musical Space
"IN-SCHRIFT 2," an orchestral work that explores
the boundaries of musical space, earned
German composer Wolfgang Rihm the 2015
University of Louisville Grawemeyer Award for
Music Composition.
The 15-minute piece incorporates spatial effects
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I recently injured myself (gee who would have thought that rolling paint for five weekends in a row along with maintaining a training schedule would cause pain??) Now I have numbness in my pinky and ring fingers (Ulner Nerve compression - I HOPE not entrapment!!!) It is beginning to resolve and I may get a shot of cortisone to speed things along.
My question is this - Does anyone out there know if using an Aero Bar will reduce the risk of Medila or Ulner nerve injury? It seems to me that it should simply because you are resting on your forearm and not taking quite as much weight on your wrists.
I wanted to get some advice before fitting one onto my bike (which already has bar ends). I ride a Specialized Sirrus Comp, a straight bar "hybrid" set up with road tires, seat etc., but with a straight bar and "Mountain bike" gearing.
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I have made a wonderful discovery. You can read Family Tree magazine on your PC, laptop, or mobile device through your local public library for free. It's possible if your library subscribes to Zinio for Libraries. If you aren't familiar with this company, it is an online digital magazine service. You subscribe just as you … Continued
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Joe Paterno was injured at Sunday's practice session.A Penn State Sports Information press release has confirmed Blue White Illustrated's report Monday afternoon that Penn State head coach
Paterno suffered hairline fractures of his hip and shoulder after getting knocked down by a wide receiver -- confirmed as Devon Smith -- running a route during a drill.
The release following our report stated Paterno was admitted to the Mount Nittany Medical Center and still is being observed there this afternoon, but he expects to be return to coaching soon.
"I expect to be back at practice soon. I'm doing fine; tell everyone not to worry about me," Paterno said. "I like the effort I have seen from the squad during our first few practices, but we have a long way to go to get ready for the schedule we have."
The release also said that according to Dr. Wayne Sebastianelli, Penn State's team physician, it does not appear that surgery will be required.
Team spokesperson Jeff Nelson later revealed that Paterno is expected to be released from the hospital within the next 24 hours.
Additionally, according to the release, Penn State's media day, which had been scheduled for Thursday, will be moved.
This latest health scare is Paterno's fourth since suffering a broken leg and torn ligaments in his knee at Wisconsin in 2006. He also hurt his hip while demonstrating an onside kick at preseason practice in 2008 and suffered from intestinal problems last summer that prevented him from making public appearances.
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FORT PIERCE — The fully clothed body of a man pulled from the Fort Pierce Inlet on Thursday morning has been identified as St. Lucie County resident John R. Bragg, 56, who was homeless, police said.
His body was in the water when someone nearby spotted him.
Police are investigating but have announced that "there was no sign of suspicious activity," said police spokeswoman Sgt. Melissa Jaques. The body will be taken to the medical examiner for an autopsy.
Bragg's body was found near a spoil island about 100 feet off the boat ramp at South Causeway Island Park. Police learned of the body about 7:30 a.m. and the U.S. Coast Guard, at Fort Pierce, helped in retrieving the body.
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'67 Sox, Connick, Jr. at Fenway opener
It sounds like Opening Day in Boston will start a little better than the opener in Kansas City ended yesterday. The Red Sox announced today that the '67 "Impossible Dream" team and Harry Connick Jr. will kick off the Fenway festivities next Tuesday.
The "Impossible Dream" team, a group of players that captured a generation and defied all expectations by winning the AL pennant 40 years ago, will be honored prior to the home opener, when the Red Sox host the Seattle Mariners in a 2:05 p.m. start.
According to a team press release, more than 20 members of the '67 club that rose from ninth place the season prior to Bostons first pennant in 21 years will be introduced on the field and participate in the first-pitch ceremony at Fenway Park.
Among those scheduled to return from the '67 squad are Dick Williams, the AL manager of the year in his first season at the helm, and left fielder Carl Yastrzemski, who produced baseballs last triple-crown performance en route to becoming the ALs MVP.
Singer Harry Connick Jr. will highlight the Opening Day festivities by performing "America the Beautiful."
Opening Day at Fenway will also feature a flyover presented by The Green Mountain Boys of the 158th Fighter Wing from the Vermont Air National Guard.
Red Sox legend Johnny Pesky, who is celebrating his 55th year with the club, will conclude the opening ceremonies by declaring it's time to "play ball!" Pesky will have to leave the Red Sox dugout during games this season because of a major league rule that limits the number of coaches allowed in uniform.
Members of the 1967 Red Sox scheduled to participate in Opening Day ceremonies (as of April 3 -- list is subject to change):
-- Manager Dick Williams
-- Catcher Jerry Moses
-- Infielder Mike Andrews
-- Pitcher Dan Osinski
-- Pitcher Gary Bell
-- Infielder Rico Petrocelli
-- Pitcher Dennis Bennett
-- Pitcher Billy Rohr
-- Pitcher Darrell Brandon
-- Catcher Mike Ryan
-- Pitcher Galen Cisco
-- Pitcher Jose Santiago
-- Catcher Russ Gibson
-- Outfielder Reggie Smith
-- Outfielder Ken Harrelson
-- Pitcher Lee Stange
-- Infielder Dalton Jones
-- Outfielder George Thomas
-- Pitcher Bill Landis
-- Pitcher Gary Waslewski
-- Pitcher Jim Lonborg*
-- Outfielder Carl Yastrzemski
-- Pitcher Dave Morehead
According to the Red Sox, many members of the 1967 team are also expected to attend the 2007 Red Sox welcome home dinner at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center on Tuesday night after the home opener. The dinner, which benefits the Red Sox Foundation, will also include appearances by players, coaches, and management of the 2007 Red Sox and will be highlighted with a performance by the country western band Lonestar. To purchase tickets or receive more information, call 617-226-6002 or e-mail email@example.com.
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There have been a number of instances where the installation of the sql express edition on Windows Vista which also gets installed along with Microsoft Office Accounting 2008 fails which ultimately causes the installation of the Office Accounting 2008 on Windows Vista to fail.
So in order to successfully install Sql Express Edition on Windows Vista we need to take the following precautions before starting the installation so as to ensure that successful install of Sql Express On Windows Vista
1. Disable User Access Control(UAC) Feature of the Windows Vista
User Account Control (UAC) is a new security feature in Windows Vista that requires all users to log on and run in standard user privileges mode instead of as administrator with full administrative rights, thus prevent unauthorized or accidental changes that could destabilize the computers or allows virus and malware to exploit the system-level privileges provided to the local administrator to attack the network security, compromise computer safety and privacy, and damage files and settings in the network. However, in a lot of cases, administrator rights are needed by end-users to perform certain tasks such as install or update programs and perform typical system-level task. Beside, many software applications also need administrator privileges to run properly without conflicts, as they are designed to write to system locations during normal operation, and computer in locked-down state in which users operate in standard user mode severely limits user productivity.
2. Disable all the Non-Microsoft Services
There are certain services which can prevent or hinder in the installation of the SQL Server on Windows system. Some of these services which are observed to cause problems while installation of the SQL Server are Antivirus, Malware and even Citrix Virtual Memory Optimization service. So in order to prevent any third party service from the installation of the sql server we would preferably disable all the Non-Microsoft services which can re enabled after the installation
In order to disable the Non-Microsoft services.
3. Check whether WMI repository is INCONSISTENT
If during the installation of the sql server on Windows vista fails with the following error
TITLE: Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Setup
SQL Server Setup Failed to compile the Managed Object Format (MOF) file c:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Shared\sqlmgmproviderxpsp2up.mof. To proceed, see "Troubleshooting an Installation of SQL Server 2005" or "How to: View SQL Server 2005 Setup Log Files" in SQL Server 2005 Setup Help documentation.
For help, click: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink?LinkID=20476&ProdName=Microsoft+SQL+Server&ProdVer=9.00.3042.00&EvtSrc=setup.rll&EvtID=29513&EvtType=sqlca%5csqlmofca.cpp%40Do_sqlMofcomp%40Do_sqlMofcomp%40x7349
The above error indicates that the WMI repository might be inconsistent so to resolve the error we need to fire the following command
C:\Users\Owner>winmgmt /verifyrepository
WMI repository is INCONSISTENT
If the output shows that WMI repository is INCONSISTENT we need to fire the following command to salvage the repository
C:\Users\Owner>winmgmt /salvagerepository
WMI repository salvage failed
Error code: 0x8007041B
Facility: Win32
Description: A stop control has been sent to a service that other running services are dependent on.
It may throw the following error when you fire the above command for the first time so run the command again as shown
WMI repository has been salvaged
Once the above precaution is being taken we can start with the installation of the sql server express and it should go fine.
If still the error occurs while installation we might have to troubleshoot further by looking at the setup bootstrap logs. But precaution can be helpful in the installation of the SQL Server Express Edition on Windows Vista.
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What are upgrade possibilities if the SQL Server 2005 Express which underpins Office Accounting 2008 reaches its database limit, 4GB?
Otherwise, whar tables can be safely purged of all records to gain space?


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Ulster got their first Magners League win of the season over a Scottish side as they defeated Edinburgh 37-25 and in the process took five points to make sure that they will stay ahead of Connacht and earn a Heineken Cup place next season.
For sorry Edinburgh it was a sad day. A poor performance means their hopes of qualifying for the Magners League play-off are hanging by a thread.
Tries by Jamie Smith for Ulster and Tim Visser for Edinburgh with Niall O'Connor and Phil Godman each kicking the conversion and a penalty meant the sides started the second half tied at 10-10.
However a much more slick Ulster secured a good win with second-half tries from Simon Danielli, Ian Whitten, Ian Humphreys and Stephen Ferris while Humphreys added two conversions and a penalty.
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BeneFit Cosmetics Dandelion
1700 reviews
74% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.6
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 3.6
Price: $$$
INGREDIENTSIngredients: talc, mica, calcium aluminum borosicicate, polyethylene, titanium dioxide (CI 77891), magnesium myristate, pentaerythrityl tetraethylhexanoate, C9-15 fluoroalcohol phosphates, zinc stearate, octyldodecyl stearoyl stearate, phenoxyethanol, bis-diglyceryl polyacryladipate-2, squalane, carmine (CI 75470), lecithin, iron oxides (CI 77491), methylparaben, tocopheryl acetate, fragrance (parfum), glycine soja (soybean) oil, tocopherol, iron oxides (CI 77492), BHT, retinyl palmitate, butylparaben, ethylparaben, limonene, alumina, isobutylparaben, propylparaben, linalool, hexyl cinnamal, benzyl salicylate, citral butylphenyl methylpropional, citronellol, eugenol.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
Love this product. I'm a sucker for Benefit Cosmetics, but even if that wasn't the case, this is the most beautiful blush on my very fair skin. It has just the slightest bit of shimmer and a really sheer color payoff that looks like a natural flush. I'm not a big fan of scented makeup prouducts, so I could live without that aspect, and I hate the packaging - it just feels flimsy. But I'll get over all of that for the color!
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
The newest love of my life. I've been meaning to try this forever based on rave reviews and finally did. Expensive- yes. Packaged in an annoying box which I hate-yes. Color looks underwhelming on first glance...I thought I must have dozens of blushes this color at one fourth the price. I was prepared to be disappointed...but I LOVE it. Now, it says on the box it can be used as a blush or all over brightening powder...so how you're able to use this will depend completely on your skin tone. I noticed the reviewer below me insists this is a finishing powder not a blush. Well, on someone as pale as me I could only use this as a blush and it stands out and looks amazing. Warm pink and glowy...like a kind of a flush/afterglow if you know what I mean. However,on darker skin tones I could see how it wouldn't show up as a blush. I could never ever ever use this as an all-over face powder but Im sure on others they could and should and it would look great. I find this melts into the skin and lasts literally all day and its just perfection
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Silver, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I'm adding an updated review of this product as it's one that is so misunderstood. This is, in reality, a pale pink based translucent powder for pale skin. It doesn't make your face 'pink' but brighter. It is a product now made by other companies such as Ben Nye and is made for a smaller niche consumer. The powder is great for normal to dry skin, and will melt into your face and provide a matte not luminous, yet not 'powdery, finish. Its a finishing powder so it will not hide anything but will blur and brighten and, indeed, finish your complexion. On the very fair it will not be chalky and will last throughout the day if you are not oily but might need to be reapplied to t-zone. Like all finishing powders, it needs to be buffed to make it look like its a part of your natural skin. A big fluffy finishing powder brush works best for application.
I believe that the problem with this and several other Benefit products is that they are made for a niche crowd but marketed as a product that will suit all. My first Dandelion box was sold to me by a Benefit rep who desperately wanted it to be a blush. She poured on the product and I ended up with white cheeks! I pointed out to her that it says right on the packaging that it is a finishing powder but she refused to listen, replying that the company markets it as a blush. Last box I bought, same thing. It goes very chalky if misused and is a total waste of money. There are lots of beautiful pink blushes made by just about everybody that will do a much better job than Dandelion.
This product should be in the 'powder' review section along with products like Ben Nye's Cameo, Rose, and Pink finishing powders and we should stop buying into Benefit's deceptive marketing ploys. Used for what it's meant for, I highly recommend it and a box lasts a long, long time even with daily use. Could the container be better for a pressed powder? Yes. Do they now put less in the box than when it first came out? You bet. Is it still worth the $$? Absolutely, if you have normal to dry skin and pale complexion with neutral to slightly pink undertones that needs a pinch of bright but still looks like skin.
ADD: Similar finishing powders that look bright yellow or pink but are translucent and brightening on the face: Ben Nye's Banana, cameo (pink/beige), rose petal, pink loose powders and Bobbi Brown loose powders in yellow, peach, pink, and rose for different skin tones. Dandelion has the advantage of being a pressed powder and less messy but all of these are wonderful to try. I should further add that I am an extremely pale redhead with skin that burns, never tans. My hair is now platinum and my skin has pale pink undertones. As a blusher it just gives me a washed out look and if I pack on the product it turns chalky. I think it would work for those with pale complexions and high natural cheek flush who really aren't into and really don't need much help in that area. For sallow skin or dead white cheeks it will do nothing in particular.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
When I noticed Sephora carried a travel sized version of Dandelion, I quickly snatched it up as I was always interested to try this product but was afraid it wouldn't show up on my light-medium skin (Mac NC25, yellow undertone). It shows up quite nicely, the colour can be built up by packing a bit more with the brush provided. I apply with the brush provided to concentrate the colour, then use a bigger fluffy brush to blend it out. I took away a lippie for the scent (it's very heavily scented) and the packaging is a bit clumsy for me to use.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Oily, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Love! Perfect for fair skin! Fresh and natural looking Lasts all day since I dont touch up makeup at work. Will last a long time. Cute packaging!
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I purchased a sample size of this from Ebay after reading all the good reviews.
Dandelion really is the perfect blush for pale skin, it is a natural flush of color on my NC15 skin without looking artificial. In the packaging this did look very pale, almost like it would not show up on my skin, but I was very happy with this. It is a dusty pale pink, cool-toned, and I can detect a very slight shimmer in the powder but this does not apply as a shimmery blush. This is buildable and can be applied in layers to add more color if necessary.
The only bad thing about this is the bulky packaging for the full size. I have owned a couple of boxed Benefit products and they were all very cumbersome and annoying to use. If Benefit were to repackage this into something smaller with a hinged lid, then I would definitely repurchase. As it is right now, I might buy another sample size when this one runs out.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This was my first high end blush I've ever bought. I can't recommend this blush enough! I have fair skin, combination with blemishes and I don't find it enhancing the appearance of my blemishes. I bought this blush for my sister in May and she uses it every day and it's now November! I've hit pan on it which makes me sad and happy at the same time haha but you will LOVE this blush!!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I try to but I can't understand why this stuff receives such great rattings on MUA. For reference: I'm pale (mac's nc25) and the Dandelion I have was part of 2014's christmas
kit. I don't know if it is any different from the box version.
First, this is a very pale cool toned pink blush that contais little specks of gold-ish shimmer. It is meant to be used as a "brightening" face powder. I don't see how that would be possible. It is PINK. Pink like a blush! It could work if you used the smallest amount ever - in this case, I don't see why you would need a face powder in the first place.
As a blush, this also doesn't work. It is too pale, which means it will only suit extremely fair skins, and it's not very pigmented at all. It's quite cool toned, so all of these atributes together make my cheeks look a bit ashy (funny, cause it's supposed to fight ashiness). I also don't like the shimmers; they're awkward and don't really add any glow. Instead , they tend to transfer all over my face as hours go by.
Because I don't like to waste money, I try to use it every once in a while the best way I can. I apply it sometimes on top of another blush to make it cooler, but my favourite way of using it is on my crease as an eyeshadow. It makes for a lovely romantic crease shade, but it could be unflattering on many people since pink on the eyes is tricky. Honestly, this is my least favourite blush and I have to force myself to use it.
If you're attracted by the promises of 'adding brightness', there are better ways to do that. I suggest you get youself a pinkish primer for dull skin or something glowy, like Mac's Strobe Cream. I believe they would work better.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
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Motorcycle safety saves live in all seasons
October 11, 2012
By Capt. Antonia Edwards, 174th Infantry Brigade Public Affairs
JOINT BASE MCGUIRE-DIX-LAKEHURST, N.J. -- Although summer has ended, motorcycle riders continue sharing the New Jersey roads, taking advantage of the warm weather and low gas prices. Unfortunately, with the weather changing, the likelihood of being involved in a motorcycle accident increases.
More than 2,500 motorcycles are involved in accidents on New Jersey roads each year according to NJridesafe.org. Moreover, 90 percent of riders involved in crashes admit to having no formal training. Soldiers assigned to the 174th Infantry Brigade, Joint Base McGuire Dix Lakehurst, NJ, work hard to ensure all their members receive motorcycle safety training.
"Everyone can benefit from the Basic Rider Course," said Staff Sgt. Stephen Blashfield, Modern Army Combatives Program instructor with the 174th Infantry Brigade. "If you have a soldier who is a rider, you as a leader should also know what it takes to be safe on a bike."
At JB MDL, all service members, authorized dependants and DoD civilians interested in riding are offered the Basic Rider Course and BRC2 free of charge. The training courses are recognized by the New Jersey State Motor Vehicle Commission. As a matter of fact, the DoD Traffic Safety Program updated in April of 2010, makes completing a recognized basic rider course mandatory for service members who ride or who intend to ride.
"We train basic bike maintenance, safe operation and defensive driving," said Sgt. First Class John Moors, BRC instructor and a trainer/mentor assigned to 1st Battalion, 307th Infantry Regiment, 174th Inf. Bde. "It is a low risk course for riders with little to no bike experience, and we focus on the four things that cause most accidents -- cornering, u-turns, how to swerve, and quick stops."
BRC provides riders two-days of training: one-third classroom, two-thirds practical on the pavement. All students must score an 80 percent or better on a 50-question written test and pass a practical motorcycle control skills test in order to graduate the course. The instructors recommend students attend the follow-on BRC2, giving riders an additional day of practical instruction.
"In the basic course, students are provided training bikes and helmets," said Blashfield. "It is a great learning experience for anyone."
"Whether you tour or own a sport bike, are a new or experienced rider, everyone benefits from the basic rider course," said Moors. "Take the one-day BRC2 as a refresher to re-emphasize the basics of rider safety."
"We recommend junior riders pair up with a rider mentor, a more experienced rider who knows how to avoid blind spots and hazards on the roads," added Moors.
Motorcycle injuries and fatalities among U.S. military personnel have significantly risen since the early 2000s, according to the DoD campaign to reduce the negative motorcycle trend. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, most accidents involved sport bikes, occurred off-duty and 75 percent of motorcycle accidents involved a passenger vehicle. BRC and BRC2 help prevent accidents.
For more information on upcoming BRC and BRC2 courses, call 732-323-2525.


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