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In its hayday Torquay was "the" place to holiday, much of the elegance of yesteryear can still be found amongst the modern Torquay. With area such as Wellswood, Babbacombe and the Warberrys still having wonderful Edwardian Villas.
It is still very much a tourist destination today, also very popular with foreign language student who desend on the whole of the English Riviera in their 1000's throughout the summer months.
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Thank you for your inclusion of Cockington forge - I must be a privileged mortal to have been given a miniature horseshoe in the 1950s. But please tell me, what are: brass's ?
Just when I thought I had seen them all, I find the best one hidden here :) ... Beautiful page, Nicola! I found all my favourites here - Agatha Christie, Fawlty Tower, John Lee ... Oh and not forgetting the Mars Bar *lol*
Had fun looking at Babbacombe via the link you put here. I think I wouldn't mind visiting! Dad lived near Torquay a while--therefore I even know how to pronounce it! :) Nice page, thanks!
It is an interesting place you described in your presentation. So many different things to be seen in a small place. Thank you Nicola.
Very interesting reading, Nicola. So carrefuly chosen interesting tips of so far the unknown places to me. I like your excellent photos. Greets.
Very interesting and informative. (Did you mean 70,000 years and not 700,000?)
Nicola, My wife and I were in Torquay and the rest of Southwest England for a couple of weeks in 1977, We loved it. Ken
Very nicely done page. Happy Birthday and may you be blessed with many more. Wayne
A wonderful page Nicola, with lot's of very useful info and tips on Torquay! I'm surprised that I have not made it there yet on my trips to Cornwall ! Glad the old Edwardian Pavilion survived and the 'Clever' bridge is indeed a good idea!! Nice stuff!
A refreshing location and a nice page. I would not have expected to find here North African cooking ! Globalization !
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|EUNIS Code
|EUNIS Name
|Laminaria saccharina park on very sheltered lower infralittoral rock
|Laminaria saccharina park on very sheltered lower infralittoral rock
|Laminaria saccharina park on very sheltered lower infralittoral rock
|Laminaria saccharina park on very sheltered lower infralittoral rock
|1997 Biotope
|Laminaria saccharina park on very sheltered lower infralittoral rock
|Recorded distribution in Britain and Ireland
|Widely recorded on the west coast of Scotland and in Shetland especially in sheltered sea loch and voe habitats. Otherwise identified from Portland Harbour.
|Depth Range
|5-10 m, 10-20 m
|Water clarity preferences
|Limiting Nutrients
|No information found
|Full (30-40 psu)
|Enclosed coast / Embayment
|Biological Zone
|Lower infralittoral
|Bedrock, Large to very large boulders, Small boulders, Cobbles
|Very Weak (negligible), Weak < 1 knot (<0.5 m/sec.)
|Sheltered, Very sheltered
|Other preferences
This MarLIN sensitivity assessment has been superseded by the MarESA approach to sensitivity assessment. MarLIN assessments used an approach that has now been modified to reflect the most recent conservation imperatives and terminology and are due to be updated by 2016/17.
|Community Importance
|Species name
|Common Name
|Important characterizing
|Ciona intestinalis
|A sea squirt
|Key structural
|Echinus esculentus
|Edible sea urchin
|Important characterizing
|Lithophyllum incrustans
|Encrusting coralline alga
|Important characterizing
|Ophiothrix fragilis
|Common brittlestar
|Important characterizing
|Saccharina latissima
|Sugar kelp
|Species Richness
|Major decline
|Most of the species characteristic of this biotope are permanently attached to the substratum and would be removed upon substratum loss. For recoverability, see Additional Information.
|Some species, especially Saccharina latissima, are likely to protrude above smothering material whilst some, such as Lithophyllum incrustans, will most likely survive under smothering material. Mobile species such as urchins and brittle stars will be able to migrate out of most smothering material. Others such as the active suspension feeders and low-growing foliose algae are likely to be killed by smothering. However, since keystone species are likely to survive an intolerance of intermediate has been indicated. For recoverability, see Additional Information.
|Minor decline
|Increase in suspended sediment is likely to have a significant effect in the low water movement regime in which this biotope lives. Settling silt may smother organisms or clog respiratory and feeding organs (especially sea squirts). However, many of the species in this biotope live in areas of high silt content and be able to survive. For effects on light penetration, see turbidity. For recoverability, see Additional Information.
|Not sensitive*
|Minor decline
|Decrease in suspended sediment levels is not likely to have a significant effect on this biotope although suspension and deposit feeders that gain nutrients from silt may be adversely affected. On the other hand, suspension feeders may be less affected by clogging by silt. For effects on light penetration, see turbidity.
|Minor decline
|The biotope is predominantly sublittoral but does extend onto the shore and therefore shows some ability to resist desiccation. On a sunny day at low water of spring tides, damage (bleaching) is likely to occur to the Saccharina latissima plants but not destroy them completely. Species living below the kelp fronds will be protected by them from the worst effects of desiccation. There may be a minor loss of species. For recoverability, see Additional Information.
|The biotope is predominantly sublittoral and the dominant species (Saccharina latissima) and many of the subordinate species, especially solitary sea squirts, are unlikely to survive an increased emergence regime. Several mobile species such as sea urchins, brittle stars and feather stars are likely to move away. However, providing that suitable substrata are present, the biotope is likely to re-establish further down the shore within a similar emergence regime to that which existed previously.
|Not sensitive*
|Not relevant
|The biotope is sublittoral and so decrease in emergence is not relevant.
|Minor decline
|It is unlikely that species in the biotope will be killed by an increase in flow rate. Existing organisms are likely to persist although conditions will not be ideal. A few mobile species such as brittle stars might be swept away. However, in situations where the substratum on which Saccharina latissima occurs is of cobbles or pebbles, it is likely that kelp plants might cause sufficient drag for plants and attached organisms to be swept away. In that case, a different biotope is likely to develop.
|Minor decline
|The biotope exists in areas with very little or no tidal flow.
|Very high
|Very Low
|No change
|The species characteristic of the biotope are well within the range of temperatures in which they occur geographically and are unlikely to be lost as a result of higher temperatures occurring in the long term. However, exposure to high temperatures for several days may produce stress in some components but recovery would be rapid.
|Very high
|The species characteristic of the biotope are well within the range of temperatures in which they occur geographically and are unlikely to be lost as a result of lower temperatures occurring in the long term. However, exposure to low temperatures for several days may result in some mortality. Records in Crisp (1964) suggest that the species in the biotope are likely to be of low susceptibility to cold although Psammechinus miliaris was adversely affected by the 1962/63 winter and Antedon bifida is believed to have been lost from the Menai Strait following the 1947 winter (D.J. Crisp pers. comm. to K. Hiscock).
|Minor decline
|Several of the characteristic species are algae that rely on light for photosynthesis. Decrease in light penetration as a result of higher turbidity is unlikely to be fatal in the short term but in the long term will result in a reduction in downward extent and therefore overall extent of the biotope.
|Not sensitive
|Not relevant
|The biotope is characterized especially by algae which are likely to increase in downward extent if light penetration increases.
|Major decline
|This is a fundamentally sheltered coast biotope with species that do not appear to occur in wave exposed situations. Increased wave action is likely to dislodge Saccharina latissima plants, especially if they are attached to cobbles, dislodge brittle stars and feather stars and interfere with feeding in solitary tunicates.
|Minor decline
|Some small amount of wave action is most likely required to prevent stagnation occurring in this biotope. Stagnation would most likely result is some localized de-oxygenation. And some species in sheltered pockets would be lost.
|Not relevant
|Not relevant
|No change
|The macroalgae characterizing the biotope have no known sound or vibration sensors. The response of macroinvertebrates is not known.
|Not relevant
|Not relevant
|No change
|Macrophytes have no known visual sensors. Most macroinvertebrates have poor or short range perception and are unlikely to be affected by visual disturbance such as shading.
|Major decline
|Saccharina latissima, other algae and the large solitary tunicates are likely to be especially intolerant of physical disturbance and to be removed from the substratum. Sea urchins, brittlestars, and feather stars are likely to be damaged. However, the main species covering rock, encrusting coralline algae, will survive increased abrasion including if cobbles are moved around. Overall, some keystone species are likely to be lost but some will remain and an intolerance of intermediate is suggested. For recoverability, see additional information below.
|Although many of the species in the biotope are sessile and would therefore be killed if removed from their substratum, displacement will often be of the boulders or cobbles on which the community occurs in which case survival will be high. The 'Intermediate' ranking given here supposes that some individuals sessile organisms will be removed and die. Mobile organisms such as the echinoderms in the biotope are likely to survive displacement. Recovery rate assumes that the characteristic species of the biotope will remain, albeit in lower numbers.
|Several of the species characteristic of the biotope are reported as having high intolerance to synthetic chemicals. For instance, Cole et al. (1999) suggested that herbicides such as Simazine and Atrazine were very toxic to macrophytic algae. Hoare & Hiscock (1974) noted that almost all red algal species and many animal species were absent from Amlwch Bay in North Wales adjacent to an acidified halogenated effluent. Red algae have also been found to be sensitive to oil spill dispersants (O'Brien & Dixon, 1976; Grandy quoted in Holt et al. 1995). Recovery is likely to occur fairly rapidly - see Additional Information.
|Minor decline
|Very low
|Sporophytes of Saccharina latissima have a low intolerance to heavy metals, but the early life stages are more intolerant. The effects of copper, zinc and mercury on Saccharina latissima (studied as Laminaria saccharina) have been investigated by Thompson & Burrows (1984). They observed that the growth of sporophytes was significantly inhibited at 50 µg Cu /l, 1000 µg Zn/l and 50 µg Hg/l. Zoospores were found to be more intolerant and significant reductions in survival rates were observed at 25 µg Cu/l, 1000 µg Zn/l and 5 µg/l. Little is known about the effects of heavy metals on echinoderms. Bryan (1984) reported that early work had shown that echinoderm larvae were intolerant of heavy metals, e.g. the intolerance of larvae of Paracentrotus lividus to copper (Cu) had been used to develop a water quality assessment. Kinne (1984) reported developmental disturbances in Echinus esculentus exposed to waters containing 25 µg / l of copper (Cu). Sea-urchins, especially the eggs and larvae, are used for toxicity testing and environmental monitoring (reviewed by Dinnel et al. 1988). Taken together with the findings of Gomez & Miguez-Rodriguez (1999) above it is likely that echinoderms are intolerant of heavy metal contamination. Overall, the biotope is may show some minor change following heavy metal contamination at the level of the baseline.
|Red algae have been found to be intolerant of oil and oil spill dispersants (O'Brien & Dixon 1976; Grandy quoted in Holt et al. 1995). Foliose red algae in the biotope may be subject to bleaching and death and, in lower shore/shallow sublittoral situations, encrusting calcareous algae are likely to be bleached and by 'fresh' oil. However, observations following the Sea Empress oil spill (Chamberlain, 1997) suggest that regeneration from below the destroyed area of crustose corallines repairs damage and recovery occurred within a year. Holt et al. (1995) report that Saccharina latissima (studied as Laminaria saccharina) has been seen to show no discernible effects from oil spills. Feather stars and sea urchins have both been observed to be killed by oil or oil and dispersant. For recoverability, see additional information below. Whilst some keystone (grazing) species might be killed, the overall character of the biotope will most likely remain and an intolerance of 'Intermediate' has been indicated.
|No information
|Not relevant
|No information
|Not relevant
|Minor decline
|Evidence is equivocal. For Saccharina latissima (studied as Laminaria saccharina), Conolly & Drew (1985) found that plants at the most eutrophic site in a study on the east coast of Scotland where nutrient levels were 25% higher than average exhibited a higher growth rate. However, Read et al. (1983) reported that, after removal of a major sewage pollution in the Firth of Forth, Saccharina latissima (studied as Laminaria saccharina) became abundant where previously it had been absent. Increased nutrients may increase the abundance of ephemeral algae and result in smothering or changing the character of the biotope. Any recovery is likely to be high as species are unlikely to be completely lost: see Additional Information.
|Not relevant
|Not relevant
|Not relevant
|The biotope occurs in full salinity conditions and so increase in salinity from variable or low would not adversely affect it.
|Minor decline
|The biotope occurs in situations that are naturally subject to fluctuating or low salinities: it grows in areas where freshwater run-off dilutes near-surface waters and most components are likely to survive reduced salinity conditions. For instance, Saccharina latissima (studied as Laminaria saccharina) can survive in salinities of 8 psu although growth is retarded below 16 psu (Kain 1979). Delesseria sanguinea is also tolerant of salinities as low as 11 psu in the North Sea. The brittle star Ophiothrix fragilis occurs in salinities of 16 psu and even down to 10 psu (Wolff 1968) and the feather star Antedon bifida is typically present in situations of high freshwater outflow such as at the entrance to the Tamar (own observations). However, some species in the biotope such as the sea urchin Echinus esculentus are unlikely to survive in lower salinity and may perish. Most characteristic species are likely to survive. Species that are lost are likely to have planktonic larvae and recolonize rapidly.
|The biotope occurs in areas where still water conditions occur and therefore some hypoxia is likely. However, in severe conditions, death of constituent species is likely. Cole et al. (1999) suggest possible adverse effects on marine species below 4 mg/l and probable adverse effects below 2mg/l. For instance, death of a bloom of the phytoplankton Gyrodinium aureolum in Mounts Bay, Penzance in 1978 produced a layer of brown slime on the sea bottom. This resulted in the death of fish and invertebrates, including Echinus esculentus, a characterizing species, presumably due to anoxia caused by the decay of the dead dinoflagellates (Griffiths et al. 1979). For recoverability, see Additional Information.
|No change
|There is little information on microbial pathogen effects on the characterizing species in this biotope. However, Saccharina latissima may be infected by the microscopic brown alga Streblonema aecidioides. Infected algae show symptoms of Streblonema disease, i.e. alterations of the blade and stipe ranging from dark spots to heavy deformations and completely crippled thalli (Peters & Scaffelke, 1996). Infection can reduce growth rates of host algae.Echinus esculentus is susceptible to 'Bald-sea-urchin disease', which causes lesions, loss of spines, tube feet, pedicellariae, destruction of the upper layer of skeletal tissue and death. It is thought to be caused by the bacteria Vibrio anguillarum and Aeromonas salmonicida. Bald sea-urchin disease was recorded from Echinus esculentus on the Brittany Coast. Although associated with mass mortalities of Strongylocentrotus franciscanus in California and Paracentrotus lividus in the French Mediterranean it is not known if the disease induces mass mortality (Bower 1996). However, no evidence of mass mortalities of Echinus esculentus associated with disease have been recorded in Britain and Ireland. It is likely that microbial pathogens will have only a minor possible impact on this biotope.
|Not relevant
|Not relevant
|No change
|This assessment of intolerance relates to known non-native species in October 2001. Although non-native species may colonize the biotope they are unlikely to significantly displace or affect native species.
|Minor decline
|Extraction of Saccharina latissima may occur but the plant rapidly colonizes cleared areas of the substratum: Kain (1975) recorded that Saccharina latissima (studied as Laminaria saccharina) was abundant six months after the substratum was cleared so recovery should be rapid. Associated species are unlikely to be affected by removal of Saccharina latissima unless protection from desiccation on the lower shore is important. Echinus esculentus may also be collected. The collection of Echinus esculentus for the curio trade was studied by Nichols (1984). He concluded that the majority of divers collected only large specimens that are seen quickly and often missed individuals covered by seaweed or under rocks, especially if small. As a result, a significant proportion of the population remains.
An intermediate intolerance has been suggested to reflect the possibility that either of these two species may experience some loss. Given the majority of each is likely to remain however, recovery has been assessed as high.
|Minor decline
|Habitats Directive Annex 1
|Reefs, Large shallow inlets and bays
|UK Biodiversity Action Plan Priority
Andersen, G.S., 2013. Patterns of Saccharina latissima recruitment. Plos One, 8 (12). pages?
Andersen, G.S., Pedersen, M.F. & Nielsen, S.L., 2013. Temperature, Acclimation and Heat Tolerance of photosynthesis in Norwegian Saccharina latissima (Laminariales, Phaeophyceae). Journal of Phycology, 49 (4), 689-700.
Andersen, G.S., Steen, H., Christie, H., Fredriksen, S. & Moy, F.E., 2011. Seasonal patterns of sporophyte growth, fertility, fouling, and mortality of Saccharina latissima in Skagerrak, Norway: implications for forest recovery. Journal of Marine Biology
Bekkby, T. & Moy, F.E., 2011. Developing spatial models of sugar kelp (Saccharina latissima) potential distribution under natural conditions and areas of its disappearance in Skagerrak. Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science, 95 (4), 477-483.
Bishop, G.M., 1985. Aspects of the reproductive ecology of the sea urchin Echinus esculentus L. Ph.D. thesis, University of Exeter, UK.
Bolton, J.J. & Lüning, K., 1982. Optimal growth and maximal survival temperatures of Atlantic Laminaria species (Phaeophyta) in culture. Marine Biology, 66, 89-94.
Bonsdorff, E. & Vahl, O., 1982. Food preferences of the sea urchins Echinus actus and Echinus esculentus. Marine Behaviour and Physiology, 8 (3), 243-248.
Boolootian, R.A.,1966. Physiology of Echinodermata. (Ed. R.A. Boolootian), pp. 822-822. New York: John Wiley & Sons.
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The Motion of Light: Celebrating Samuel R. Delany
"The Motion of Light" is named for the Kelly Writers House celebration of Samuel R. Delany's performative poetics, held on April 11, 2014, and archived at PennSound. This Jacket2 feature collects work by all those who were a part of the Delany celebration, of an event that celebrated the writer who, as Tracie Morris notes in her introduction, "is a constellation that continues to be fixed, yet revolves, for me and for so many lovers of poetry … a maker of many worlds."
Voices on Joseph Donahue
For a poetry that yields such immediate and immense pleasure, the work of Joseph Donahue remains hard to characterize. As the author of seven volumes — including the forthcoming Red Flash on a Black Field and Dark Church, the third installment of his ongoing Terra Lucida serial project — Joseph Donahue has spent almost three decades crafting a sensibility that straddles the often-reductive binaries of literary discourse. As sacred as it is profane, as popular as it is avant-garde, and as funny as it is forlorn, Donahue's poetry puts forward a voice that resists easy categorization. While there are many aesthetic reasons that make Donahue's poetry difficult to encapsulate, the most pressing obstruction to characterizing his poetry is the little precedence that exists for such an endeavor. Despite a number of important interviews and a handful of essays, there persists a lack of commentary on this rich and rewarding body of work.
This festschrift for Donahue is long overdue. In it, one will find interpretations of literary works infused with personal feelings of respect and admiration as well as previously unpublished poetry by the writer himself. The entries follow a reverse chronological order, in that the first address his most recent publications, while the last focus on his earliest efforts. If there were one goal for the feature, it would be to make public the conversation already taking place about Donahue's poetry, and in the process expand the poet's readership. Such a task is necessary when a writer privileges the disorderly devotion of literary pursuits to the orderly self-promotion of schools and movements. These readers have gathered to give thanks for a poet who listens with intense generosity, a voice that hears voices.
On Kenneth Irby
Although Kenneth Irby, a distinguished innovative poet, has recently become better known, he deserves to be much better known than he presently is. In 2009 he published a massive book of poems, The Intent On: Collected Poems, 1962–2006, which for the first time provided easy access to the full body of his work and ample evidence of how productive he has been over the years. Before this book, I think, few people realized how prolific he has been. Furthermore, in 2010 he won the prestigious Shelley Memorial Award of the Poetry Society of America. Among other notable winners have been Lyn Hejinian, Robert Pinsky, Anne Sexton, Marianne Moore, and E. E. Cummings — big books and awards help writers get established, especially awards. Awards, beyond giving writers a little money, make them visible. Ken isn't better known — that is, isn't better known beyond a relatively small group of fellow avant-gardists and poetry connoisseurs — for a number of reasons. Coming from the American postwar avant-garde tradition, in particular, the New American Poetry, his friends and supporters do not give out the major prizes (which make one major — yes, it's that simple). Ken has been happy with and loyal to his friends and the little presses that usually publish him, and finally, he has not tried to push himself into the literary big time: he is not a literary operator. But we feel that his work has been kept nearly secret long enough. Clearly, he is entitled to be more celebrated, and moreover, the poetry public would greatly benefit from being exposed to this learned, musical, and compassionate poet.
To gain a general sense of Irby's poetry, let's look at the opening paragraph of Lyn Hejinian's essay "We might say poetry," included in this feature, about this Irby poem. Hejinian says:
First, it is a landscape poem — or, to put it in more current terms, it is a site-specific work; it bestows specificity on a particular locale, and in so doing it projects forth from its site a multilayered and emotionally-complex geocultural vision. Second, it is notable for its intimacy of address; one feels one is sharing not only a moment but the affective memories, sensations, and feelings that characterize that moment. And third, it radiates love.
In this brief description of one Irby poem, Hejinian captures the general character of his poetry: it is local, it is intimate, and it radiates love. Ben Friedlander in his essay, "The Walk to the Paradise," a reading of another Irby poem, helps the reader understand the phenomenological nature of Irby's poetry — it is a poetry of attention where language makes "contact with the real." In short, Irby writes a homely but luminous ongoing epic of the everyday world of the here and now: of friends, of dreams, of music and reflection.
Since Irby is both an intellectual and personal poet, one preoccupied with many notions as well as the quotidian moment, there are many names the reader needs to know to fully appreciate his work. There is the UC-Berkeley cultural geographer, Carl Sauer, and the University of Kansas Western and Plains historian, James C. Malin — these two scholars undergird much of Irby's meditations on geography, a main topic of his. Then there is the long list of poets who figure into his life — his life of the mind and of his poetry — both famous and little-known. Some are the New American poets: Charles Olson, a father figure; Ed Dorn, Robert Creeley, and Robert Duncan — all close friends; another close friend, the Gloucester, Massachusetts poet, Gerrit Lansing; and the two Kansas poets: John Moritz, Lawrence poet and small publisher of Irby as well as others, and Ronald Johnson, the Topeka and San Francisco experimental epic poet. To fully enter Irby's poetic universe we need to become friends with his friends and intellectual heroes.
On Saturday, November 5, 2011, there was a colloquium in Lawrence, Kansas, celebrating Ken Irby's seventy-fifth birthday and his career. The scholar-poets Lyn Hejinian, Pierre Jorris, Ben Friedlander, Denise Low, and Joe Harrington delivered cogent papers discussing Irby's work — all have been published here. Moreover, additional essays by Robert Bertholf, Robert Grenier, Dale Smith, Matthew Hofer, Aldon Nielsen, and Andrew Schelling; a chronology, a poem by Nathaniel Tarn, some uncollected Irby poems, a selection of letters between Irby and Ed Dorn, and a cluster of former student musings have been added. The students, Cyrus Console, Kyle Waugh, Peter Longofono, Jeff Bergfalk, and Monica Peck, have been included because teaching is integral to Ken's mission: his job is not only to help young writers become better writers but also to help them engage in adventures of the mind and the arts. Moreover, from the conference we are also including a sound recording of Low, Hejinian, Joris, Friedlander, and Harrington reading from their work and the culminating event of the day, where Ken reads from his oeuvre. Following classical tradition, at the end of the reading Lyn Hejinian crowned Ken with laurel. She did this as the renowned classicist and translator, Stan Lombardo, recited the last few lines of Horace's Odes I.30. First in Latin:
sume superbian
quaesitam meritis et mihi Delphica
lauro cinge volens, Melpomene, comam.
and then in English:
Take this just pride
as your honor, Melpomene, and wreathe
my hair with laurel, a Delphic crown.
There are two areas I wish the special feature had covered which it hasn't: Irby's journals, the source of his poems, and his involvement with music, a joy in his life and a source of his own poetry. Moreover, even though Denise Low in these pages has initiated the study of Irby's artwork in her survey of his glyphs and drawings, there needs to be more work done in this area. To not look at his designs and pictures is like discussing the poetry of William Blake or Kenneth Patchen while ignoring their art; that is, you are missing a great deal of the story. I hope these rich topics, in addition to many others, make it into another issue of a journal devoted to the work of Kenneth Irby.
Since Ken Irby should be ranked with such contemporary figures as Amiri Baraka, Robert Creeley, Lyn Hejinian, Ed Dorn, Robert Duncan, and Rae Armantrout, I hope this feature will cause a bit of a stir, and help introduce this important poet to a larger audience. This audience needs this gentle but commanding presence.


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While the "Cars" franchise is seen by film fans as a blight on the mostly peerless Pixar record, a strictly-for-kids giggle-fest that contains little of the emotional nuance or visual invention that defines the studio's best work, it still, for better or worse, remains a perennial cash cow. Between the two feature films, a handful of delightful shorts, the Carsland section of the Disney California Adventure theme park (which will soon be cloned for Florida's Disney's Hollywood Studios), an untold number of toys, several videogames and this summer's abhorrent-looking spin-off "Planes" (which isn't explicitly a Pixar product but was cheekily introduced in a "Cars" short on the "Cars 2" DVD), the "Cars" franchise generates billions of dollars annually for the Walt Disney company. So like it or not, "Cars" shit is gonna be around for a while. The latest example is three micro-sized short films. Plus, we have an intriguing rumor about a creepy Johnny Depp robot being installed in a beloved Disney attraction.
First, the three short films are bite-sized blasts, all directed by Jeremy Lasky, executive produced by John Lasseter and animated by the recently-opened Pixar Canadian campus. Instead of merely being "Cars" Toons, as the earlier shorts have been identified, this is part of a series called "Tales from Radiator Springs," which, for the more cynically minded, all happen to be more than a little synergistically poised to promote aspects of the Cars universe that people (people just like you!) can now visit while vacationing at Disney California Adventure theme park. Imagine that.
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This beautiful little ancient Village, can be found in the Catalan region of Spain, in an area known as Emporda.
The Roman walled village of Pals ,with it's stone houses built around a 15 th century Castle, was abandon after the Spanish Civil War in 1939, and, almost fell into ruin's. That was until the people of Barcelona moved in and restored the house's to use as second homes.
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Park in the new town at the bottom of the hill, then slowly make your way up into the tiny busy square, with it's cafe, bar's, restaurant's, ice cream, craft and gift shop's. Carry on through the arch and up to the old tower and church that dominates the hill, take in the view's around this lovely old place.
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Just as I think I know most of Spain, I stumble across a page introducing me to new and exciting places there. thanks ;-)
Pals rules! hehehe but i think its roman in stead of gothic
Thanks Margaret!
wow havent been here but it looks my kind of place!(see my pgs on Besalu in Spain,Eze in France and Linhares in Portugal for example!).Spain has so many xlnt places to visit - along with the rest of the world...
Good tips here. Looks a pretty place.
I like Spain very much. Thanks for your ratings on my bonn page. It is a very nice city. Have nice day :)
Great page, Margaret! I am looking forward to cross the Millau bridge some day soon.
The Costa Brava is a wonderful part of Spain especially the walled village of Pals and the medieval town of Begur. Hans & I do prefer the Costa del Sol & usually stay in Torremolinos.
In all my time in Catalunia, I can't believe I missed this place. I'll
Lovely pages about a lovely part of Spain. I would love to visit Spain one day. Greetings from Athens, Greece:)
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Have you ever fancied meeting the Baroness in the flesh? Well, on Saturday, June 4th, you have a chance to do just that. The Baroness will be hosting the Bawdy Storytelling evening at Photobastei in Zürich. Similar to The Moth , popular in the states, Bawdy Storytelling is an evening of true stories of sexual adventure, only instead of telling true stories of one's grandma and her collection of ceramic cat figurines, you'll be treated instead to racy and steamy retellings of the sexual conquests of brave and sexy people. And there is still a chance for you to get in on the action … if you have a sexy true story you'd like to get up and tell to a bunch of strangers, this is the place! You can pitch your ideas to firstname.lastname@example.com You'll also have a chance to ask The Baroness your relationship and sex questions in person! So terribly exciting! And don't forget to send The Baroness your questions! Don't be shy . . . email@example.com And I know you'll be terribly sad to hear this news, but we'll be on holiday the next few weeks, me and my sexy man, Ron so it's a perfect time for you to think of what you'd like to ask - I know you have questions! As Ever, xx The Baroness I can't wait to meet you, my darlings! As Ever, xx The Baroness
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A fighting frigate bids farewell
The heroics in the gulf and in Subic Bay earned Curts a lot of praise. But there was change underway that would reduce, then eliminate, the need for Perry frigates. In the early 1990s, the Navy introduced the first of its Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, a far more versatile and powerful ship that featured the world's best radar system, and sophisticated equipment for hunting submarines. These destroyers have become the workhorse of the Navy.
In the early 2000s, the Navy also began to develop the littoral combat ship, a modern, faster variation of the frigate. That meant that money wouldn't be available to upgrade frigates. The Navy also decided to remove guided missiles from the ships because the type they were using the Stanard-1MR, had become outmoded.
"Removing the missiles neutered the frigates," said Wertheim, the defense analyst.
Many Navy officials don't agree, noting that the frigates have been effectively used for maritime security, surveillance, humanitarian missions, training and counter-narcotics. In 2004, Curts seized 30,000 pounds of cocaine in one day, and it seized $25 million in illicit drugs during its final deployment, which ended in November.
Capt. Yvette Davids, who commanded the Curts in 2007-08, points out that the ship spent part of her tenure guarding key oil platforms in the northern Persian Gulf.
"I was aboard a frigate, and if I was ordered to do something, I could do it," said Davids, who is now commander of the cruiser Bunker Hill.
Davids added that she doesn't think of the Curts' decommissioning as "the end of an era. All of the people under (Espinosa's) command are going off to populate other ships. All that frigate learning is going to seep into the rest of the Navy."
James Tinsley, the Curts' first commander, said, "I think (historians) will be kind to the frigates. They did everything that they were asked ... They continue to do things well, even after 30 years."


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Society is organized by terms of association by which all are bound. The problem is to determine who has the right to define these terms of association. Democrats state that only the people have a right to rule over the society. And they argue that citizens ought to be equals in important respects in making these decisions. What is the basis of these views? We have seen that liberty accounts of democracy fail to provide a thorough understanding of the foundations of democratic decision making. In large part this failure is due to the dependence of these conceptions on consensus within the society. They are unable to account for the basic democratic principle that when there are disagreements over what the terms of association are to be, that view that secures support from a majority of the citizens ought to be chosen. This is the problem of incompatibility. These theories also fail to account for the interests persons have in democratic decision making that explain why a person ought to be allotted equal shares in political rule. This is the problem of trade-offs.
Although liberty over the common social world is incompatible with democracy, equality on its own may provide the basis. After all, democracy implies commitments to equality, such as equality in voting power as well as equality of opportunity to participate in discussion. Egalitarian theories attempt to derive a conception of democracy from a principle of equality among persons. They acknowledge fundamental conflicts of interests and convictions in society and assert that because of this lack of consensus, each person may demand an equal share in political rule.
At the same time an egalitarian conception of the foundations of democracy must include an important component of liberty views that is often left out by egalitarians. It ought to accommodate and explain the importance of the convictions citizens hold and the role of public discussion in democracy. Democratic decision making is not merely a matter of each person voting his or her preference. Individual citizens' preferences are formed in society as a result of social interaction