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Seats available for award ticket are limited and may not be available on all flights. The reservation classes for the "capacity controlled award tickets" are X (for Economy Class), Z (for Comfort Class), I (for Business Class) The required miles for "capacity controlled award tickets" are lower than the required miles for ''seat guaranteed award tickets''.
Seat Guaranteed Award Tickets
There is no seat limitation for the "Seat Guaranteed Award Tickets", meaning that you will be treated as a passenger traveling with a revenue ticket, if and when there is availability in the flight class you wish to fly.
For seat guaranteed award tickets, required mileage amounts will vary according to the travel dates in high or low season. The reservation classes for the seat guaranteed award tickets are X (for economy class), Z (for Comfort Class) and I (for business class)
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Mileage Earning
No mileage is collected with award tickets or other award services.
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Members and can not be combined with other Miles&Smiles Member accounts to obtain a single award. (Except the family membership regulation for Elite Plus members) In case of decease, the death certificate, heredity and certificate of renunciation approved by a notary public (the document showing that the other inheritors' waive from their rights) must be presented to Turkish Airlines in order to transfer the deceased member's mileage to one of the inheritors' Miles&Smiles account. The related miles are transferred to the inheritor's account as Bonus Miles. The transferred miles are valid from the date which they were first credited to deceased member's account.
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Changes to Award Ticket travel dates, re-routing (applied only on Turkish Airlines flights , provided that the reservation is made for the same award zone and class) and re-crediting of miles for totally unused Award Tickets (such as tickets on which neither the outward nor the return coupon has been used) are subject to an additional charge.
The number of miles required to qualify for award tickets is same for adults and children. Award tickets cannot be issued for children under the age of 2.
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Award tickets are issued as round-trip or oneway.
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Award tickets are valid for one calendar year following the issue date. These tickets cannot be transferred and/or their validity cannot be extended or combined by any means of payment. Reissuing does not extend a ticket 's validity.
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Open jaw is permitted only once on Turkish Airlines or other Star Alliance carriers' flights.
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Award Tickets cannot be issued as ''open tickets".
When using your award tickets on flights of Turkish Airlines, either on the outbound or on the return flight, only one stopover is permitted.
Our Members Are Allowed to Have One Stopover for Awards with Values from Min.60.000 Miles for Economy Class, From Min. 90.000 Miles for Business Class and from Min.135.000 Miles for First Class excluding the awards on US Airways.
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Re-depositing of miles for totally unused award tickets are subject to a handling fee.
Award tickets may not be upgraded to higher classes.
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Award ticket reservation should only be booked and confirmed in the award classes. Award tickets cannot be issued in cases where a reservation is not confirmed.
Keeping the following points in mind, you may book your award ticket at any Turkish Airlines sales office, reservation center, our web site, by logging on to MOBIL THY using your cell phone or your travel agent. You can make the reservation of your award ticket in the award class, by providing your membership number.
Award tickets may be subject to certain additional expenses (such as airport taxes, duties, etc.) Other payment methods besides cash and credit card such as MCO and vouchers are not accepted.
The number of miles required for award tickets is automatically deducted from your mileage account. You can check your remaining miles in your mileage summary. Award tickets must be issued immediately after a reservation is confirmed. The reservation s that remain unused for the award tickets will be cancelled according to standart deadline rules. Award tickets can be picked up from any Turkish Airlines sales offices upon presentation of a valid identification card and Miles&Smiles card. You also need to deliver a copy of your ID and your Miles&Smiles card together with your signed request to the Turkish Airlines Sales agent.
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Turkish Airlines award tickets which are combined with other Star Alliance member airlines can only be booked on capacity controlled award ticket classes that are X for Economy Class, Z for Comfort Class, I for Business Class and O for First Class.
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Delaware remains first in the nation in the value of agricultural products sold per acre, according to U.S. Census of Agriculture data.
Sussex County remains the number one broiler chicken-producing county in the nation, a position that dates back to the 1940s.
"Delaware farmers are maintaining their long and proud tradition of producing the best and freshest farm products," said Gov. Jack Markell. "This is a testament to their hard work, resilience and dedication to their craft."
The new census data also shows that agriculture remains Delaware's largest single land use, with 41 percent of Delaware's land (or 508,652 acres) in farming – 24 percent of New Castle County's land, 46 percent of Kent County's and 45 percent of Sussex County's.
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A man and a woman were arrested on theft and other criminal charges Wednesday in connection with a pair of unrelated incidents in Harrington.
Alex D. Justice, a 20-year-old Laurel resident, is accused of stealing the cell phone of a co-worker while employed at the Color Box in the 17000 block of South Dupont Highway in November.
Harrington Police Department spokesman Earl Brode said officers obtained a warrant charging Justice with theft under $1,500.
Justice was taken into custody by the Seaford Police Department on Wednesday on unrelated charges.
Details about the charges Justice is facing in Seaford and his bond information were not immediately available Thursday.
Harrington resident Myishia L. Dunson, 25, also was charged on Wednesday with theft and burglary.
Dunson is accused of entering a vehicle parked at a home on New Street earlier in the day and removing several undisclosed items.
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The international planning committee is holding a series of community forums to engage all members of the campus community in the planning process. All students, faculty and staff are invited to attend one or more of the forums to share their opinions about how Case Western Reserve University can become a more international university. Notes from the forums are posted in our download center.
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A benefit 5K for the Krysti Bingham Cerebral Palsy Foundation will be held on Saturday, Nov. 16 at George C. Wright Municipal Park (formerly Smyrna Municipal Park) on North Main Street, Smyrna. The mission of the foundation is to improve and enhance the quality of life for the disabled people and their families.
The Dreams Take Flight 5K Run, Walk & Roll starts at 9 a.m. Quality "Dreams Take Flight 5K" t-shirts will be given to all participants and volunteers. Post-race festivities include free food and beverages.
Awards will be presented for top male and female runners in age groups from 10 & under to 70 & over, along with the top three male and female walkers overall, and ribbons to all Healthy Kids Run finishers. Special awards will be presented for roll (wheelchair) participants.
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After the race, the Fall Festival fundraiser for the Krysti Bingham Cerebral Palsy Foundation will be held in the park, which is just north of Glenwood Avenue (Route 300), just east of Route 13. For more information, call Kat Augustine at (302) 387-2226.
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Freedom's just another word for driving from Los Angeles to San Francisco along California's famous Highway No. 1, a 550-mile stretch of coastal road that leads past gorgeous beaches, magnificent nature reserves and through picturesque towns. Join us for a "road movie" featuring hippies, hitchhikers, entrepreneurs – and ending with the desire that it may never end.
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The sand is still warm, skateboarders whiz across the long shadows on the promenade, and someone is bashing out a tune on a mobile piano. Ice-cream sellers do a roaring trade, while basketball players show off their talents. You feel that special lightness – that mirage of freedom and eternal vacation that makes you keep coming back here. Venice Beach is our first stop-off point on this trip, which will take us from Los Angeles to San Francisco over the next five days. We will be heading north on the Pacific Coast Highway, aka Highway No. 1. To some, the 550 miles we're about to travel are the most beautiful anywhere in the world.
Los Angeles – Pismo Beach:
Andre, a hippie sporting a bandana, used to be a celebrity on the veranda of Neptune's Net, a highway diner serving the fastest seafood, just past Malibu. They used to sell T-shirts with his face on them, and guests would love to have their photograph taken with him. "Everything's changed," he mumbles through his beard. More and more money is coming into the area these days, the rents keep on rising, and there is less and less space for people like him, he complains.
After this brief interlude, we head north once more: Next to the tarmac, the cliffs fall away sharply into the ocean, and the clouds cling to the rock face. Our already pleasant road gradually turns into the stunning highway you have been promised. With the windows wound down, the warm sea breeze fills our Chevrolet Tahoe and we just want to keep on moving down the road forever.
Pismo Beach – Carmel:
Beyond San Simeon, the landscape turns wild and craggy. The cliffs at Big Sur offer a view far out across the ocean, and deep down into the abyss. There are no diners, no gas stations, there's not even a food outlet here. Supposedly only about 1000 people live along this stretch of coastline, but it is home to mountain lions, sea otters and condors, too; and the waters off the coast are regularly visited by gray whales. As you drive through low-hanging cloud, crossing structures such as Bixby Bridge and Rocky Creek Bridge, you feel moved to utter a silent prayer that the brakes of the heavy Tahoe won't fail. Many bikers use this stretch of road, but very few RVs. This is adventurer country, and you feel a numb sense of relief when the road levels off again and you reach the first houses of Carmel-by-the-Sea.
On the real estate pages of the local paper, the Carmel Pine Cone, it is impossible to find a home for under a million dollars. A property close to the 18th hole of the local golf course is currently on the market for 30 million. Carmel is an enclave for the rich and famous. The Mission Ranch, home of former mayor Clint Eastwood, looks like the traditional American dream come true: white picket fences, wide porches, manicured lawns and meticulously trimmed trees. Without a map, you could easily lose your way on the ranch. The breakfast, which is served at the tennis club, consists only of dry bagels and yogurt from plastic tubs, but nobody seems to mind.
Carmel – San Francisco:
A few hours later, not far from San Francisco – with all its classic sights, the Golden Gate and Nick's Lighthouse down on Fisherman's Wharf – we pass by three young folk and their dog, sitting by the side of the dusty highway, hoping to hitch a ride. They are Octavia, Eric and Corey from the East Coast. All three are in their early 20s, all have nose and ear piercings, and have been traveling for three weeks. So what's it like hitchhiking in a group of three, with a dog to boot? "So-so. We got our first ride after only a few minutes. Today we've been waiting all day." How do drivers react? "Some holler strange things at you, but nothing bad has happened to us. People in California are more open-minded than people in the Midwest." And the cops? "That depends." Where are they headed? "Los Angeles." For a moment we are tempted to turn the car around, and drive right back to LA with them.
San Francisco:
The Fairmont is a wonderfully old-fashioned hulk of a building at the top of the hill. In the lobby, you cannot help noticing the warmth of the elderly gentleman sporting golden keys on his lapel. Tom Wolfe, 67 and no relation to the American writer, was the first concierge in the USA. "A concierge needs a big heart and a lot of patience," he explains. On the last few miles to the airport, the car stereo plays Tony Bennett: "I left my heart in San Francisco." He performed it first on stage at the Fairmont. Bennett is considered by Mr. Wolfe to be the last of the old greats. Once, when Wolfe was really run off his feet, an elderly gentleman had been forced to wait for him, the concierge, for five minutes. It turned out that gentleman was Tony Bennett, the pride of San Francisco.
The Ambrose:
A hotel with an inviting combination of English country-house style and Asian influences plus eco-friendly accreditation.
The Ambrose: 1255 20th Street, Santa Monica, Tel. +1-310/315 15 55. www.ambrosehotel.com
Edgewater Inn:
Nowhere could be more American than this clean, affordable motel right on the waterfront. And with pickups rumbling past the door, you won't need a morning wake-up call, either.
Edgewater Inn & Suites: 280 Wadsworth, Pismo Beach, Tel. +1-888/248 13 54. www.edgewater-inn.com
Splash Cafe:
You won't find a better breakfast place for miles. The coffee is strong and black; the atmosphere recalls a surf hut, only tidy.
Splash Café: 197 Pomeroy Avenue, Pismo Beach, Tel. +1-805/773 46 53. www.splashcafe.com
Mission Ranch:
Historical ranch converted into a hotel and restaurant and owned by actor/director and former Carmel mayor Clint Eastwood.
Mission Ranch Hotel: 26270 Dolores St., Carmel, Tel. +1-831/624 64 36. www.missionranchcarmel.com
The Fairmont:
Luxury hotel-cum-museum that has hosted performances by an array of legendary stars, including Ella Fitzgerald, Marlene Dietrich and Tony Bennett.
The Fairmont: 950 Mason St., San Francisco, Tel. +1-415/772 50 00. www.fairmont.com/sanfrancisco
Nick's Lighthouse:
Busy seafood restaurant, where waiters carry live crabs and lobsters to the tables for guests to inspect.
Nick's Lightshouse: #5 Fisherman's Wharf, San Francisco, Tel. +1-415/929 13 00. www.nickslighthouse.com
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Welcome to the Kansas Historic Resources Inventory database! The Kansas Historic Resources Inventory database (KHRI) is administered by the SHPO at the Kansas Historical Society (KSHS). The database is a searchable inventory of the state's surveyed historic properties and is intended to serve as an educational and a reference tool for preservation professionals and the general public.
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All survey forms should be submitted by entering the information on the online database.Once SHPO staff has approved the online form, the inventory file will be available to the public on the KHRI.Please be sure that all information is as complete and accurate as possible.
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San Francisco: Vineyard culture - from Hundertwasser to Herzog & de Meuron
Locations that produce good wine often seem to attract exceptional architecture these days, too. The wine growers of Napa Valley, near San Francisco, are genuine trendsetters on this point. Not only are their wines famous the world over, but also the architects of their winery buildings. Join us on an enological and architectural tour of discovery
Clos Pegase Winery:
Art collector Jan Shrem was the first to bring top modern architecture to Napa Valley. That was back in the 1980s, when he decided he wanted a building in which he could display his large collection of artworks and also produce wine. He approached the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and together they announced an architecture competition, which the US architect Michael Graves ultimately won. Other wine growers soon followed Shrem's example, including the Dominus Winery, which in the 1990s even signed up the Swiss star architect duo Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron.
Clos Pegase Winery: 1060 Dunaweal Lane, Calistoga, Tel. +1-707/942 49 81. Opening times: daily 10:30am-5pm, guided tours at 11:30am and 2pm. Admission: free. www.clospegase.com. Dominus Winery: 2570 Napanook Road, Yountville, +1-707/ 944 89 54. Dominus unfortunately does not receive visitors! www.dominusnapanook.com
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The merriment of wine in stone: The Quixote Winery building was designed by Friedensreich Hundertwasser, who began working on the project in 1988. As usual, the Austrian architect and artist included a minimum of right angles and straight lines, instead placing the emphasis on rooftop greenery (in the form of trees and grasses), domes and turrets. Work on the project took more than a decade, but sadly, the eccentric and contentious architect passed away shortly before its completion.
Quixote Winery: 6126 Silverado Trail, Napa, Tel. +1-707/944 26 59. Guided tour and/or wine tasting: only by appointment. www.quixotewinery.com
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Retrospective: Napa Valley wines first gained worldwide appreciation in the late 19th century thanks to Gustave Niebaum. Even in those days, the wine growers liked to express their wealth in architecture. Niebaum was no exception and built himself an imposing Victorian-style chateau. Francis Ford Coppola bought part of the historical estate in 1975 - with his profits from his movie class, The Godfather. Today, the iconic director is also a very successful wine grower.
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Downward dogs, tree poses, pranayama, Bikram, child's pose – all that yoga lingo can be pretty confusing to a first timer. And, how exactly does yoga help your muscles anyways? Today, we've got a "muscle expert" here to answer your questions!
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Middletown Main Street's Lamp Post Decorating Contest will be coming to an end in less than two weeks.
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We have resources to help with printing under free operating systems like GNU/Linux and the BSDs or under commercial UNIX-like systems such as Solaris and Mac OS X. Looking for configuration or driver help? Try our CUPS Quick Start or look for your printer in the OpenPrinting Database. For more detail, try Till's Tutorial. If all else fails, ask a human in the forums. Researching a printer purchase? Simply browse our database. Looking for software? We host Foomatic, cups-filters, printer driver packages, and some other programs. Want to help? Here's how.
OpenPrinting Summit 2015 together with PWG Meeting in Sunnyvale, California on April 28 - May 1
The next edition of our annual meeting, the OpenPrinting Summit is approaching! As usual it is held together with the PWG (Printing Working Group) Meeting, this time in Sunnyvale, California. We invite again printer manufacturers, developers of Linux printing components as CUPS, Ghostscript, Color Management, desktops, applications, of Linux distributions, ... to plan and discuss on making printing under Linux "just work". This time the sessions are again integrated with the sessions of the PWG, an OS-independent standardization organization for digital printing.
OpenPrinting Summit 2014 together with PWG Meeting in Toronto, Canada on August 12-15
Our annual meeting, the OpenPrinting Summit is approaching! This time it is held together with the PWG (Printing Working Group) Meeting in Toronto, Canada. We invite again printer manufacturers, developers of Linux printing components as CUPS, Ghostscript, Color Management, desktops, applications, of Linux distributions, ... to plan and discuss on making printing under Linux "just work". This time the sessions are again integrated with the sessions of the PWG, an OS-independent standardization organization for digital printing.
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CUPS author Mike Sweet/Apple have decided to not include the Linux-specific CUPS filters in the upstream CUPS source any more and we have agreed to maintain them at OpenPrinting. Here we have done some clean-up and have discontinued the filters for the PostScript-centric workflow in favor of the PDF workflow, meaning that the upstream standard for CUPS under Linux (using CUPS plus our cups-filters package) is the PDF-based job processing, letting every non-PDF input be converted to PDF first, page management options being applied by a pdftopdf filter and Ghostscript being called with PDF as input.
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In general, you should use Ghostscript 8.64 (or newer) for PDF-based printing, but if you cannot do the upgrade to the new version for some reason, you can fix the most important bugs by applying patches.
In Ghostscript 8.63 many bugs on PDF rendering where fixed, but there are still bugs breaking the PDF-based printing workflow for many users.
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Hamburg's HafenCity - where you can see the city growing before your very eyes
Open spaces right on the waterfront, veritable forests of construction cranes, huge, undeveloped stretches of wasteland: This is the picture Europe's largest urban construction project presently offers visitors. Wandering through Hamburg's HafenCity, you get to see how this controversial and spectacular neighborhood is gradually taking shape - and at the same time form your own opinion about it
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HafenCity West
HafenCity is growing from west to east and from north to south, so the first building phases effectively become a direct continuation of the existing city center and the historical warehouse district. The western section of the HafenCity development is largely complete. Several thousand people live and work here today and a number of the area's many bars, cafés, restaurants and shops have already been attracting custom for years.
Historical warehouse district:
When it was built in the late 19th century, Hamburg's warehouse district was considered to be the most progressive port and warehouse complex anywhere in the world. These days, the conservation-listed buildings house popular tourist attractions such as Hamburg Dungeon, a chamber of horrors-cum-live history museum, and the world's largest model railway exhibition, Miniaturwunderland. The architects and urban planners responsible for the adjacent HafenCity development were inspired by the warehouse milieu and emulated its red-brick facades.
Hamburg Dungeon: Kehrwieder 2, +49-(0)40/36 00 55 20. Opening times: daily 10am-6pm, Jul/Aug -7pm (expect long waiting times). Admission: €15.95-19.95. www.the-dungeons.de
Miniaturwunderland: Kehrwieder 2-4 Block D, +49-(0)40/300 68 00. Opening times: Mon, Wed, Thu 9.30am-6pm, Tue 9.30am-9pm, Fri 9.30am-7pm, Sat 8am-9pm, Sun 8.30am-8pm. Admission: €6-12. www.miniatur-wunderland.de
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Space! The HafenCity development has given Hamburg some big, new piazzas and waterside promenades. Thousands of people already flock to the many attractive locations in the western sector, where they can stroll to their heart's content. The first square to be completed, back in 2005, was Magellan Terraces. Today it is regularly used as an event venue, for example by the Hamburg tango scene, which stages an open-air milonga there once a month in the summer.
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Traditional ship harbor:
HafenCity offers places to stroll and explore not only on dry land, but also on the water thanks to the lovingly restored historical steamers and sailing ships tied up at the wide sweep of pontoons extending into the Sandtor harbor basin, which are open to the public. If you're lucky - or plan your visit well - you might even secure yourself a place on one of the occasional sailing trips.
Conceived as a spectacular new landmark both for Hamburg and the HafenCity district, the Elbphilharmonie has for years been famous chiefly for the ferocious criticism it has attracted. Instead of being completed in 2010 and costing 77 million euros, the concert hall designed by renowned architects Herzog & de Meuron will open no earlier than 2013 and is ultimately expected to cost the city at least 400 million euros. Derisive parallels have been drawn to the now world-famous Sydney Opera House, which took 14 years to build and cost 14 times its original budget.
Elbphilharmonie information pavilion on Magellan Terraces: Nov-Mar, Thu-Sun 10am-5pm, Apr-Oct Tue-Sun 10am-5pm.www.stiftung-elbphilharmonie.de/pavillon.html
Site tours: Sun 11am-4pm on the hour, every hour starting at the information pavilion. Tours must be booked at least half an hour before.
Cruise terminal/Queen Mary 2:
Hamburg was governed for centuries not by crowned monarchs but as a "Free and Hanseatic City" by its own proud citizens. But whenever Queen Mary 2 calls into port, the people of Hamburg pay her a royal tribute, lining the riverbanks to watch the exclusive cruise liner travel up river to her berth in HafenCity. Hamburg is currently experiencing an amazing boom as a cruise destination, not least thanks to the (still provisional) Cruise Center terminal in HafenCity. Small wonder. After all, where else can such oceangoing giants tie up at the heart of a metropolis?
Information & the future of the HafenCity
International Maritime Museum, Hamburg:
Also not without controversy, but certainly impressively large: This museum displays "nautiquities" from media manager Peter Tamm's collection on ten "decks" inside Kaispeicher B, Hamburg's oldest warehouse building. Tamm's complete collection numbers 37 000 model ships, plus thousands of maritime paintings, diagrams, photos, books and atlases.
Internationales Maritimes Museum Hamburg: Koreastraße 1, +49-(0)40/ 30 09 23 00. Opening times: Tue, Wed, Fri-Sun, 10am-6pm, Thu 10am-8pm. Admission: €8,50-12. www.internationales-maritimes-museum.de
Eastern HafenCity:
HafenCity is set to continue growing through the early 2020s. Although the master plan is complete, the construction workers are only just moving in. A stroll through the still wasteland or industrial areas of the eastern section gives you an idea of how the completed western section of HafenCity looked just a decade ago.
HafenCity information center, Kesselhaus:
Brochures, construction plans, scale models: Kesselhaus, the warehouse district's former boiler house, today houses the HafenCity InfoCenter, where visitors can get all the background information on Hamburg's new neighborhood plus coffee and cake. Tours - often free of charge - providing on-the-spot, in-depth information about the HafenCity project start regularly from the information center.
Information center at Kesselhaus: Am Sandtorkai 30, +49-(0)40/36 90 17 99. Opening times: Tue-Sun 10am-6pm, May-Sep Thu10am-8pm.
Pictures: Elbe & Flut/ Herzog & de Meuron/ D Reipka/ T. Kraus/ Hafencity Hamburg GmbH


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Set in the heart of the historic Sussex market town of Midhurst, the Spread Eagle Hotel is one of the oldest Coaching Inns still in existence in the UK, dating back to 1430. Today it is the quintessentially English historic hotel, retaining its heritage, yet providing every contemporary comfort.
Stepping into the hotel is like taking a journey back in time. Relax in the comfortable leather chairs of the 15th-century lounge with its ancient oak beams and leaded-light windows, warmed by huge open fire in the cooler months. Just above the lounge is the Queen's Suite, said to have accommodated Elizabeth I when she came this way in 1591. The sentried hallway leads to the Restaurant with its inglenook fireplace and stained glass windows, where guests enjoy fine dining in traditional surroundings.
The Midhurst district is a 'hidden jewel'. From the local antiques and tea shops to the South Downs National Park, the town is the gateway to a plethora of experiences all within a stone's throw of the hotel.
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Wilmington University sophomore pitcher Chelsea Botsch (Smyrna H.S.) and senior pitcher Katie Warrington (Red Lion Christian Academy) combined to allow just one earned run while recording 20 strikeouts as Wilmington University (16-14, 3-3) upped its win streak to four straight games with a pair of Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victories over Goldey-Beacom College (9-13, 5-5) at the Wildcats' Asbury Field.
After Botsch led the Wildcats to a 3-1 victory in the first game on Tuesday afternoon, Warrington helped Wilmington earn the sweep with a 2-1 triumph in the nightcap.
The Wildcats took an early 3-0 lead in the first inning of the first game. After freshmen Cambria Ziemba (St. Mark's H.S./Wilmington, Del.) and Brook Ash (Indian River H.S./Millsboro, Del.) opened the inning with back-to-back singles, junior Christin Headley (Sussex Central H.S./Georgetown, Del.) gave Wilmington a 1-0 lead with an RBI groundout.
With two outs in the inning, the Wildcats upped the lead to 3-0 on a fielding error by sophomore Alexa Houston (Sussex Central H.S./Georgetown, Del.) that allowed both Ash and senior Brooke Berger (Ridley H.S./Ridley Park, Pa.) to score.
In the top of the fourth inning, the Lightning trimmed the margin to 3-1 on an RBI double by sophomore Samantha Alonzo (Roy C. Ketcham H.S./Wappinger Falls, N.Y.). However, Botsch retired the final 11 hitters she faced to secure the victory for the Wildcats.
Botsch, who improved to 5-6 on the season, allowed just one earned run on three hits while striking out seven batters. She did not walk a batter and faced just four batters over the minimum.
The Lightning claimed a 1-0 lead in the top of the fourth inning in the nightcap after junior outfielder Michelle Foster (Overbrook H.S./West Berlin, N.J.) scored on a passed ball.
But, the Wildcats answered in the bottom of the fifth inning as Botsch scored an unearned run after a throwing error by Alonzo with two outs, tying the game at 1-1.
In the bottom of the seventh inning, senior Skye Boris (Caesar Rodney H.S./Magnolia, Del.) doubled to right center field before being replaced by freshman Emily Nowell (St. Mark's H.S./Wilmington, Del.). After a groundout moved Nowell to third base with two outs, she scored the game-winning run after freshman Rice Fazio (Shawnee H.S./Medford, N.J.) reached on a fielding error by Alonzo.
The win capped a solid performance by Warrington, who struck out 13 hitters without walking a batter. The CACC leader with 127 strikeouts, she earned her league-leading ninth win of the season and has earned three consecutive wins.
Foster led the Lightning offense with two hits while Alonzo and junior utility player Roni Peters (Leonardtown H.S./Leonardtown, Md.) each contributed a hit.
Page 2 of 2 - The reigning CACC Pitcher of the Week, Peters allowed just one earned run on five hits in the first game while striking out six Wilmington batters. Meanwhile, senior Ashley Antosh (Twin Valley H.S./Honey Brook, Pa.) tallied a season-high seven strikeouts in the second game while scattering seven hits without allowing an earned run.
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50th Anniversary of the Last Mercury Flight
Ask an Expert Series
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According to Caesar Rodney School District Superintendent Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald, Dover Air Force Base recently released an assessment of an initial plan for construction of a new Welsh Air Base Middle School.
According to the school board the base plans to leave the existing school standing while the new school is under construction in the vicinity of the athletic fields.
Due to the fact that the base is taking it upon itself to construct the new school, the Caesar Rodney School District Board of Education will not have to hold a referendum prior to construction. If everything goes according to plan in the process of Caesar Rodney reapplying for the base contract, the base school will remain a part of the Caesar Rodney School District.
"We will continue to support them and help them through their construction process in any way that we can," said Fitzgerald.
Officials from the Air Force Base will make further comments on the new school on Tuesday, Jan. 22.
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