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I purchased impact windows on 1/4/2012 from Lowe's and still do not have them finished.First they pulled the permit for the incorrect address.After calling for a week they final sent someone to fill it out correctly. Had a person install them only to fail. They did not use the bucks correct.As stated in the permit from the city. One window was bent. The inspector said they need to change it out and the have not because Lowes doesn't want to pay for the new window saying it is the manufacturers fault.Now i am to wait till it is settled. It shouldn't matter to me. They should finish and deal with that on their own. They have commercials that say how much customer service they have but yet to give me any. Do not use them.
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My parents received terribly unprofessional service from a Lowes installation contractor. They made initial estimates and quoted prices for windows and door installation. When the contractor started the job they found that there was more work required than initially estimated, which indicates their incompetent ability to evaluate and quote a job correctly. But, when they left to get the extra supplies, they never returned or gave a courtesy call to state when they would be back. They left the windows half torn out without placing something between the gaps to prevent the cold wind from blowing into their house all weekend. Extremely unprofessional. I have never considered having Lowes do anything to my house, but if these are the types of contractors that they use, I am definitely not considering them for my jobs.
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The last thing Boston Detective D.D. Warren remembers is walking the crime scene after dark. Then, a creaking floorboard, a low voice crooning in her ear… She is later told she managed to discharge her weapon three times. All she knows is that she is seriously injured, unable to move her left arm, unable to return to work.
This is the seventh in the DD Warren series and, seriously, it's a goodie. Veering between DD's narrative and that of the other female protagonist, Dr Adeline Glen, it explores the experience of pain – DD's in constant pain, and Adeline can't feel any pain at all. Between the two of them, there's a great exploration of just how difficult it is to function when your body screams in pain and you've turned into a helpless shadow of your former self. And, the counter point, how dangerous it actually is to not be able to feel pain. To not know if you've been cut, have a fracture, to have to examine your skin every night to see if there's an unfelt gash anywhere.
This novel might as well have been titled 'Skin' – Adeline's father, Harry Day used to cut and slice the skin of his victims. Her sister, Shana, is in jail for murdering a 12-year-old boy, her fate sealed when she handed her victim's bloodied ear to her foster mother. And, now, there's a killer loose in Boston targeting women and slicing their skin into strips, just like Harry Day.
'Skin' would be an apt title also because of the close proximity of blood – the blood of the victims, and Adeline's blood relatives: sociopath Shana who can't feel emotions, her murderous father, and mysteriously compliant mother. Every family is complex and this novel explores just how genetic are our own predispositions. Did Harry pass on his love of painful deaths to Shana? Can well-behaved Adeline really bypass her genetics? Can Shana and Adeline have a sisterly relationship when they've been apart for so long – Shana in foster care before being jailed at 14, Adeline raised by an academic adoptive father.
And, in the background, there's a cast of characters well fleshed out (oops!) Superintendent McKinnon who manages the prison, Charles Sgarzi who's trying to cash in on the murders with a book, DD's husband Alex who is now almost her carer.
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Friday was a busy day in San Diego, with a full slate of announcements capped by the Eisner Awards in the evening.
• Image Comics will resurrect the classic television show MacGyver as a five-issue miniseries written by MacGyver creator Lee David Zlotoff and Doctor Who writer Tony Lee, and illustrated by Becky Cloonan.
• Brian Wood's newest project was announced — The Massive, about environmentalists who survive the last environmental collapse. The comic will start its run in Dark Horse Presents #8 in January.
• Vertigo Executive Editor Karen Berger confirmed that Scalped will end with issue #60.
• Marvel teased the return of the Scarlet Spider.
• DC Comics released more interior art for several of their "New 52″ titles, including Aquaman, Mister Terrific and more.
• Oni Press announced a new book by Robot Chicken writer Brendan Hay and artist Justin Wagner called Rascal Raccoon's Raging Revenge.
• Dark Horse's Star Wars comics are being added to their digital app.
• Aspen Comics announced several new projects, including volume two of Shrugged; a new volume of Fathom: Kiani; Dead Man's Run, a brand new series written by Greg Pak with art by Tony Parker; and Homecoming, a new project from Aspen designed by Michael Turner.
• Viz Media announced three new manga licenses: A Devil and Her Love Song, a romance; The Earl and the Fairy, a fantasy; and Fluffy, Fluffy Cinnamoroll, which is based on a cute mascot dog from Hello Kitty parent company Sanrio.
• Yen Press also had three manga licenses to announce: Durara!!, Kore wa Zombie desu ka? and Olimpos, as well as an iPhone/iPod Touch app that will sync with their iPad app. And yes, they are working on an Android version.
• Joshua Hale Fialkov and Rahsan Ekedal, who collaborated on Echoes, have another comic in the works for Top Cow's Pilot Season, titled The Test. Writer Alan McElroy also talked to CBR about his Pilot Season entry, Anonymous.
• First Comics officially announced their return in San Diego and shared that their YA/submissions editor, Susannah Carson, is taking submissions.
• James O'Barr's The Crow is returning at IDW, as is Popeye.
• IDW also announced another Artist's Edition, this one featuring Will Eisner's The Spirit.
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• Syfy will adapt Cullen Bunn and Brian Hurtt's The Sixth Gun comic into a television show.
• AMC debuted a new trailer for the second season of The Walking Dead, which will premiere Oct. 16.
• Neil Gaiman will produce a movie based on Roman Dirge's Lenore.
• A live-action Voltron feature film is in the works.
• Today's strange-but-true announcement: Capcomm announced a Hello Kitty x Street Fighter crossover that will produce a line of merchandise bearing images of Kitty in various Street Fighter costumes.
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The New York Times: Woman Shares Her Sexual Assault Story with Baylor Players
July 26, 2016
Acting head football coach Jim Grobe invited Brenda Tracy, a 1998 sexual assault survivor, to Baylor's campus to speak with football and basketball players Monday. Tracy mentioned that the players actively listened, and she thanked those who tweeted her afterward, telling them that she appreciated them and to remember the pledge they made to each other.
Baylor University Named a '2016 Great College to Work For' by The Chronicle of Higher Education
WACO, Texas (July 25, 2016) – For the sixth consecutive year, Baylor University has attained elite Honor Roll status as a "2016 Great College to Work For," according to a new survey by The Chronicle of Higher Education, a top trade publication for colleges and universities.
Waco Tribune-Herald: Changing mindsets, outlooks amid uproar at Baylor: Q&A with BU regent chair Ron Murff, interim president David Garland
July 24, 2016
Q&A with Ron Murff, chair of the Baylor Board of Regents, and Interim President David Garland, who sat down the Waco Tribune-Herald for a wide-ranging discussion related to interpersonal and sexual violence and the University's implementation of improvements that also cultivate a culture of respect and character reflecting Baylor's mission.
Baylor Regents Approve New Joint Seminary/Education Degree, Infrastructure Work on Seventh Street
WACO, Texas (July 22, 2016) – Baylor University's Board of Regents has approved a new joint master's degree program that links the faculties, resources and classes of two of Baylor's premier schools, George W. Truett Theological Seminary and the School of Education. The board also heard reports on Title IX and diversity, approved the lowest percentage tuition increase in more than 20 years and focused its retreat on best practices in board governance.
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The Rx for Research: Baylor Engineering & Computer Science is impacting the medical industry
ECS faculty members are blazing trails in collaborative research with meaningful real-world applications in the healthcare and medical fields - and beyond.
W. Basketball. Big 12/SEC Announce 2016 WBB Challenge Schedule
The Big 12 and Southeastern conferences have announced the 2016 schedule for their Women's Basketball Challenge which will feature every team from the Big 12 against 10 squads from the SEC.
W. Volleyball. Baylor Volleyball Earns AVCA Team Academic Award
Baylor volleyball was one of 132 NCAA Division I recipients of the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Team Academic Award, announced by the organization on Monday.
Track. London Produces Gold At World U20 Championships
Baylor track and field's Wil London won a gold medal by running the anchor leg for Team USA's 4x400-meter relay at the IAAF World U20 Championships in Zawisza Stadium Sunday.
Track. Bennett Wins Gold At World U20 Championships
Baylor track and field's Taylor Bennett earned a gold medal by running the second leg for Team USA's 4x100-meter relay at the IAAF World U20 Championships in Zawisza Stadium Saturday.
#BearsOfBaylor — "Baylor's campus is big, but not too big."
"I'm from India — Bangalore — and I moved to Dallas in high school, about six years ago. "I like that Baylor's campus is big, but not too big… There's a lot of kids here, but everyone knows each other. Even though you might not know them personally, there's a friend that knows them. I […]
Baylor prof, students help discover ancient Biblical mosaics in Israel
For 1,500 years, elaborate mosaics depicting Bible stories like Noah's Ark and the parting of the Red Sea were buried in the ruins of an ancient synagogue in Israel. But this summer, a team that included two Baylor students and Dr. Nathan Elkins, a Baylor art history professor and coin specialist, uncovered this stunning artwork while […]
#BearsOfBaylor — "Baylor's always been a dream school for me."
"I'm from Frisco, Texas. Baylor's always been a dream school for me. I've grown up knowing I wanted to go into the medical field, and I know Baylor is like the perfect place. I want to work in a Baylor hospital. "I'm currently a CNA [certified nursing assistant] through a high school program, so I've […]
Baylor 'dorm mom' celebrates 90th birthday with former Collins residents
Doris Gage, BM '47, had never lived in a Baylor dorm. Because of it, she always felt like she had missed out on the full Baylor experience. She never had the frustration of learning to live with a roommate, or the joy of suddenly realizing she's become your best friend. But in 1979 — more […]
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Congratulations to faculty member Alex Vaughan, modern languages and cultures, and her spouse Robert on the birth of their daughter Margie Lucille on January 28, 2016.
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Congratulations to Stanton Greer, mechanical engineering, and his wife Kristen, on the birth of their son Elijah David Greer on July 2, 2016.
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Congratulations to staff member Danielle Fearon, Institutional Research & Testing, and spouse Toure Drake, on the birth of their daughter Chelsea Tori Drake on June 28, 2016.
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Congratulations to staff member Anis Qourzal, undergraduate admissions, and spouse Jessica on the birth of their daughter Lucia Rose Qourzal on June 27, 2016.
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Sympathies to Baylor student Katie Dornstadter on the death of her father, Dr. Guy Gross, on July 16, 2016.
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Sympathies to incoming Baylor student Amy Hammerton on the death of her mother, Mrs. Cynthia Hammerton on July 4, 2016.
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Baptist Standard: Baylor nursing alumni help hospitalized children feel like superheroes
July 25, 2016
Feature on Capes 4 Kids, a Dallas-based nonprofit started by two Baylor University nursing students, which organizes "cape factories" with volunteers at Union Coffee House in Dallas to create and deliver capes to hospital-bound children across the Dallas/Fort Worth area in hopes of encouraging them to become "superheroes" fighting their diseases. Jordan Loetscher, B.S.N. '13, and Cody Reynolds, B.S.N. '13, started Capes 4 Kids in 2013 as part of a senior class "give-back" project. (This story was written by Karyn Simpson, Baylor senior and student newswriter for Baylor Media Communications.)
Global News (Canada): Trying to lose weight? 10 tasty foods you'll like and can eat guilt-free
July 25, 2016
New research from Baylor's Hankamer School of Business finds that instead of making a list of forbidden foods and replacing them with boring options, dieters should zero in on the healthy dishes you want to eat. Meredith David, Ph.D., assistant professor of marketing, is lead author on the study, "Saying 'No' to Cake or 'Yes' to Kale: Approach and Avoidance Strategies in Pursuit of Health Goals," published in the journal Psychology & Marketing. (Eric Eckert, Baylor Media Communications specialist, pitched this story. He covers Hankamer School of Business research and faculty.)
India West: Indian American Tennis Standout Among Baylor's New Hall of Famers
July 25, 2016
Jahnavi Parekh, B.B.A./M.Acc. (Accounting) '02, was inducted into Baylor University's 57th annual Hall of Fame class. Parekh played tennis for Baylor University and was a three-time all-Big 12 performer. She is the first women's tennis player to be inducted into the Hall of Fame.
KWTX-TV (Waco, Temple, Killeen/CBS): Professors Hope to Prove Health Benefits to Standing at Work
July 26, 2016
VIDEO: Story about multidisciplinary research by Cindy Wu, Ph.D., associate professor of management, Hankamer School of Business, and Renee Umstattd Meyer, Ph.D., associate professor of HHPR, Robbins College of Health and Human Sciences, on the health benefits of using a standing desk. (Eric Eckert, Baylor Media Communications specialist, pitched this story and covers Hankamer School of Business research and faculty.)
Plan Ahead to Rise and Shine for School, Baylor University Sleep Expert Recommends
WACO, Texas (July 27, 2016) — Students soon will leave behind the lazy summer days and go back to school, leaping — or crawling — out of bed when that early alarm clock goes off.
Baylor University Named a '2016 Great College to Work For' by The Chronicle of Higher Education
WACO, Texas (July 25, 2016) – For the sixth consecutive year, Baylor University has attained elite Honor Roll status as a "2016 Great College to Work For," according to a new survey by The Chronicle of Higher Education, a top trade publication for colleges and universities.
Baylor Alumnus Honored for Achievements in Church Music
WACO, Texas (July 22, 2016) — Nick Strimple, D.M.A., B.M. (composition) '69, was awarded the Baylor University Center for Christian Music Studies Award for Exemplary Leadership in Christian Music at Baylor's annual Alleluia Conference.
More than 200 Teachers to Attend Summer Literacy Institute
WACO, Texas (July 22, 2016) – Baylor School of Education will host a three-day Summer Literacy Institute at the Foster Campus for Business and Innovation on July 25-27. The professional development conference will feature internationally known literacy experts Kylene Beers, currently an advisor at Columbia University and previously senior reading researcher at the Comer School Development Program at Yale University, along with Penny Kittle and Linda Rief — both teachers, authors and instructors at the University of New Hampshire Summer Literacy Institute.
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Free Will is a two phase mind reading routine with an impossible prediction at the end, with only borrowed objects. Impromptu mentalism at its best.
It is impromptu, 100% accurate, and uses no sleight of hand. It is very easy to do and Will often uses it when someone just wants him to show them something. It never fails to amaze. When he performs this, he uses the theme free will, which he talks about during the routine. He uses these magic effects to demonstrate what free will is about, and how you can influence and predict the choices that we make.
The effect:
You borrow a coin and instruct a participant to hide it in any of her hands, behind her back. Without touching or looking at her hands or asking any questions, you know where it is and you can immediately reveal it.
Next, you write a prediction on a piece of paper and hand it to one of the spectators to guard. You then ask for some random objects. The spectators gather cellphones, watches, finger rings and more. The objects are eliminated one by one in a fair manner until there are only two objects left (PATEO force). The participant is instructed to really think about them and make her last decision. The one object she keeps is the exact object that is written on the prediction; that has been securely guarded by a spectator during the whole process. The method makes you able to perform this anytime, anywhere and with no sleight of hand whatsoever.
Bonus 1: Ideas on how you can make this even more impossible by walking out of the room while letting an assistant and a participant do the process letting you read their minds without even being in the room.
Bonus 2: A card effect based on the second phase of the routine. Impromptu and easy.
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Data center racks are used to support servers, switches, routers and other network equipment. Adoption of rack solutions enables efficient and easy management of data center networks. The rack solutions are designed to support multiple servers in a secure environment. The modern racks are equipped with features such as cooling, power management, connectivity, and cable management. Advanced monitoring solutions also enable remote monitoring of the racks and the equipment being hosted into the racks. The racks are also equipped with sensors, which provide real-time information on the performance and status of the racks.
TechNavio's analysts forecast the Data Center Rack market in North America will grow at a CAGR of 10.43 percent over the period 2013-2018.
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This report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the Data Center Rack market in North America for the period 2014-2018. To calculate the market size, the report considers revenue generated from data center and server racks/cabinets/enclosures. The report does not cover racks used for other IT purposes such as networking. The report classifies data center racks in various sub-segments as follows:
TechNavio's report, the Data Center Rack Market in North America 2014-2018, has been prepared based on an in-depth market analysis with inputs from industry experts. The report covers North America; it also covers the Data Center Rack market landscape and its growth prospects in the coming years. The report also includes a discussion of the key vendors operating in this market.
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01. Executive Summary
02. List of Abbreviations
03. Scope of the Report
03.1 Market Overview
03.2 Product Offerings
04. Market Research Methodology
04.1 Market Research Process
04.2 Research Methodology
05. Introduction
06. Data Center Overview
06.1 Data Centers by Type
06.1.1 Tier1 Data Centers
06.1.2 Tier2 Data Centers
06.1.3 Tier3 Data Centers
06.1.4 Tier4 Data Centers
06.2 Data Center Rack Overview
07. Market Landscape
07.1 Data Center Rack Market in North America
07.1.1 Market Size and Forecast
07.2 Data Center Rack Market Classification by Rack Units
07.3 36U Data Center Rack Market in North America
07.3.1 Market Size and Forecast
07.4 42U Data Center Rack Market in North America
07.4.1 Market Size and Forecast
07.5 48U Data Center Rack Market in North America
07.5.1 Market Size and Forecast
07.6 51U Data Center Rack Market in North America
07.6.1 Market Size and Forecast
07.7 Data Center Rack Classification by Number of Posts
07.7.1 2-post Data Center Racks
07.7.2 4-post Data Center Racks
07.7.3 Closed Cabinet Data Center Racks
07.8 Data Center Rack Installation
07.8.1 Best Practices
07.9 Data Center Rack Evaluation Parameters
07.9.1 Doors
07.9.2 Grounding
07.9.3 Rails
07.9.4 Roof
07.9.5 Side Panels
07.9.6 Weight Capacity
07.10 Data Center Rack Standards
07.10.1 Electronic Industries Alliance
07.10.2 Consumer Electronics Association
07.10.3 International Electrotechnical Commission
07.10.4 Others
07.11 Five Forces Analysis
08. Buying Criteria
09. Market Growth Drivers
10. Drivers and their Impact
11. Market Challenges
12. Impact of Drivers and Challenges
13. Market Trends
14. Trends and their Impact
15. Vendor Landscape
15.1 Competitive Scenario
15.2 Market Share Analysis 2013
15.3 Other Prominent Vendors
16. Key Vendor Analysis
16.1 Dell Inc.
16.1.1 Business Overview
16.1.2 Business Segmentation
16.1.3 Key Information
16.1.4 SWOT Analysis
16.2 Eaton Corp.
16.2.1 Business Overview
16.2.2 Key Information
16.2.3 SWOT Analysis
16.3 Emerson Network Power
16.3.1 Business Overview
16.3.2 Business Segmentation
16.3.3 Key Information
16.3.4 SWOT Analysis
16.4 Fujitsu Ltd.
16.4.1 Business Overview
16.4.2 Business Segmentation
16.4.3 Key Information
16.4.4 SWOT Analysis
16.5 Hewlett-Packard Co.
16.5.1 Business Overview
16.5.2 Business Segmentation
16.5.3 Key Information
16.5.4 SWOT Analysis
16.6 IBM Corp.
16.6.1 Business Overview
16.6.2 Business Segmentation
16.6.3 Key Information
16.6.4 SWOT Analysis
16.7 Oracle Corp.
16.7.1 Business Overview
16.7.2 Business Segmentation
16.7.3 Key Information
16.7.4 SWOT Analysis
16.8 Rittal Corp.
16.8.1 Business Overview
16.8.2 Key Information
16.8.3 SWOT Analysis
16.9 Schneider Electric SA
16.9.1 Business Overview
16.9.2 Business Segmentation
16.9.3 Key Information
16.9.4 SWOT Analysis
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List of Exhibits:
Exhibit 1: Market Research Methodology
Exhibit 2: Data Center Rack Market in North America 2013-2018 (US$ million)
Exhibit 3: Data Center Rack Market Classification by Rack Units in North America 2013
Exhibit 4: 36U Data Center Rack Market in North America 2013-2018 (US$ million)
Exhibit 5: 42U Data Center Rack Market in North America 2013-2018 (US$ million)
Exhibit 6: 48U Data Center Rack Market in North America 2013-2018 (US$ million)
Exhibit 7: 51U Data Center Rack Market in North America 2013-2018 (US$ million)
Exhibit 8: Data Center Rack Market in North America by Vendor Segmentation 2013
Exhibit 9: Business Segmentation of Dell Inc.
Exhibit 10: Business Segmentation of Emerson Network Power
Exhibit 11: Business Segmentation of Fujitsu Ltd.
Exhibit 12: Business Segmentation of Hewlett-Packard Co.
Exhibit 13: Business Segmentation of IBM Corp.
Exhibit 14: Business Segmentation of Oracle Corp.
Exhibit 15: Business Segmentation of Schneider Electric SA
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The French ski resort of St Jean d'Arves (in Savoie) is part of the Les Sybelles Ski Area with access to 127 individual pistes. In addition to the skiing in St Jean d'Arves itself (20km of pisted ski runs), the appropriate ski Lift Pass will allow you to ski or snowboard in the other Les Sybelles ski resorts of Albiez Montrond, La Toussuire, Le Corbier, Les Bottières, St Colomban des Villards and St Sorlin d'Arves.
The ski resort itself is above 1500m, so skiing or boarding back to the resort is usually possible. With skiing above 2000 metres, snow cover is generally reliable.
There are three airports within two hours drive, so ski weekends, snowboard breaks and short ski holidays to St Jean d'Arves are perfectly feasible. Chambery Airport is just one hours drive away, in good driving conditions, so you can be on the piste quickly.
We visited St Sorlin in March 2008 and found it to be an amazing place to ski / board. St Sorlin first introduction to ski brochures was in 2008 and so we knew it would be extremely quite with not many Brits about and that why we choose this.
St Sorlin is a beautiful little village containing a few bars and restaurants with a great French feel to it. We stayed on the mountain side so we were able to ski virtually to our apartment door.
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I class myself I an Intermediate / Advanced skier and beginner / Intermediate snowboarder and my wife a beginner / Intermediate skier and we found the ski area to challenge us both. We tried to ski every run in the 6 days but only achieved about 80%. The slopes were very quite and the snow quality was top class.
The resort itself was nice, consisting of a few bars and restaurants. We staying in a self catering apartment so we tended to go out straight from the slopes and have a few beers at the bars by the mountain side then get takeaway.
I would recommend St Sorlin to everyone who wants to go and ski / snowboard for the whole duration, but if you're looking for nightlife I would book either Le Corbier, Les Bottierer or La Toussuire. These resorts are much larger with good bars.
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They are stored in /data/app/ but unless your phone is rooted all you will see is an empty folder.
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A service like Dropbox should be able to do this for you. It'll sync the files up to the web, and then your PC (with Dropbox installed) should pull them down.
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No, you won't invalidate your warranty.* Keep in mind that Root Explorer requires root, though, and rooting will invalidate your warranty. I personally love Root Explorer, so I recommend the non-root version: Explorer. * I haven't read your warranty, but I've never heard of a condition that bizarre. This is not legal advice; I am not a lawyer.
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ES File Explorer has support for several cloud storage providers. It allows to "copy" folders from your dropbox folder to your SD-Card etc in a similar fashion as you would copy files locally. The "Network" Tab allows you to add an account.
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Ah, cripes. I don't know what on Earth put this .nomedia file on the root of my SD card. Problem fixed.
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BEST BETS: "Jessica Jones," "Big Trouble/Escape from New York" & More October 2016 Highlights
Comic Books
Passings | Nine Culliford, the woman who made the Smurfs blue, died on July 5 at the age of 86. Nine met Pierre Culliford, the artist who would later take the pen name Peyo, in 1946, the same year his first cartoon was published. Nine was the colorist for the Smurfs from their first appearance in "Johan et Pirlouit" (English title: "Johan and Peewit") in 1958 until her husband's death in 1992, and she continued to be active on Smurf projects after her son Thierry and her daughter Véronique took over. It was Nine who came up with the idea of coloring the Smurfs blue, as she felt the color would stand out agains the green, wooded backgrounds of the comic. [The Blue Print]
Comics | Sales of comics and graphic novels have crashed through the $1 billion threshold, according to calculations by Milton Griepp of ICv2 and John Jackson Miller of Comichron. That includes $350 million in sales through retail book channels, $90 million in digital, and $20 million in newsstand sales, with the rest coming through the direct market. Griepp and Miller estimate that graphic novels account for $535 million in sales and serial comics for $405 million. Griepp attributed the growth in sales to increased attention to comics properties from the media and an expanding audience, as more women and children come to the medium. [ICv2]
Retailing | The complete set of Marvel comic books offered for sale by B-Bop Comics of Kansas City has been sold to an anonymous buyer for for the asking price of $200,000. "The first guys who came to look at it bought it," said B-Bop owner Frank Mangiaracina. [ICv2]
Godzilla has starred in 30 films, two animated TV series and more books, comic books and video games than I can count. Despite all of the stories in all types of media that Godzilla has appeared in for over 60 years now, I've never once seriously considered the question of where Godzilla might go when he dies.
The latest IDW series Godzilla In Hell makes me do just that, however, and the publisher, editor Bobby Curnow and writer/artist James Stokoe deserve some serious respect for doing something completely new and completely original with such a well-traveled pop culture character.
Not that thinking of something new, fresh and original to do with the giant monster is the only virtue to Stokoe's return to the King of the Monsters, of course.
Stokoe's previous Godzilla comic was the 2012 Godzilla: The Half-Century War, an epic adventure that doubled as a sort of meta-commentary on Godzilla's film career, and the evolution of the monster and the world's perception of him during that time.
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Retailing | The driver killed early Sunday when her car crashed into the Mile High Comics store in Denver, Colorado, has been identified as 17-year-old Karen Lopez. There were no passengers in the car, and no one was in the store at the time. Mile High Comics will hold an auction to benefit Lopez's family; in an earlier news report, owner Chuck Rozanski described what happened and said, "When someone suffers a violent death like this within your space, I mean this is my building, I love this building and I love being here every day and now to know someone died here it's going to alter my perception forever." [KDVR]
We're no strangers to covers with a lot of characters around here, and the comic with the claim to fame as the most packed cover ever is 2008's G.I. Joe: America's Elite #25 by Chris Lie.
Now as with all things in the Larry Hama-led franchise, Cobra is giving the Joes a run for their money in a new variant cover by Adam Riches. To celebrate G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #212 (a turning point issue in Hama's resurrected title promising "The Death of Snake-Eyes"), IDW and Florida retailer Emerald City Comics tapped the frequent Joe toy artist to draft a Cobra-heavy companion piece to the original cover showcasing every snake that ever fought for the ruthless terrorist organization determined to rule the world.
From Cobra Commander and Destro to the more obscure likes of Headman and Crystal Ball, they're all there and available for order from Emerald City's web store. But are there more Cobras than the 236 Joes on the original cover? Compare the pair after the jump.
Book Expo America is the annual trade show where publishers promote their upcoming books to retailers and librarians. BEA is all about books, but comics and graphic novels are a growing presence. Diamond had a dedicated area, as it has in previous years, several comics publishers had their own booths, and several of the big publishers featured graphic novels alongside their other titles, most notably Hachette, which gave quite a bit of space to Yen Press.
I spent Friday at the show looking at which books the publishers were drawing the most attention to. Here's a very subjective account of what I saw.
Kid stuff! Children's and YA graphic novels have been hot for a couple of years, and the news that Raina Telgemeier's Sisters is getting a 200,000 copy initial print run got a lot of buzz. Of course, the BEA crowd has been on board with her work for a while, and they lined up in droves for her book signing. The same was true of Jeff Kinney, who was signing copies of The Wimpy Kid School Planner at the Abrams booth; the crowd just kept on coming. And the staff at the BOOM! Studios table were hustling as attendees grabbed copies of their Adventure Time and Bravest Warrior collections as well as their third original Peanuts graphic novel, Peanuts: The Beagle Has Landed, which takes Snoopy to the moon.
Fans who have been waiting patiently for Walt Simonson to unleash Ragnarök have a very happy summer in front of them. Per a post on IDW's Tumblr, the creator-owned project will debut in July.
And oh yeah, there's also an epic image of Thor getting ready to bash the Midgard Serpent right in the face.
Announced at Comic-Con International in San Diego last year, Ragnarök returns Simonson to the realm of Asgard. "All I can say is that I've loved the stories of the Viking gods since I was eight," he said last summer. "I am thrilled that with IDW's help and support, I'm launching an ongoing series of stories built around a new vision of some old friends. And enemies." IDW will also publish a remastered edition of Star Slammer, Simonson's first comic work, later this month.
Check out the promo image below.
Creators | The Columbus Museum of Art and Thurber House have awarded their third annual artist-in-resident position to Lilli Carre creators of Heads or Tails and The Lagoon, among other graphic novels. She will spend three weeks working in the Columbus, Ohio, house where cartoonist James Thurber grew up, and the museum will also exhibit her work and host a talk. [The Columbus Dispatch]
Editorial cartoons | Palestinian cartoonist Majedah Shaheen has apologized for a cartoon depicting Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh telling the Al-Quds Battalions, who are depicted as a dog, to "calm down." After receiving a barrage of threats and complaints on Facebook, Shaheen apologized but added, "My intention was to relay a message in a clear and firm manner. But there are many who prefer to deal with the issue in an artificial manner instead of making an attempt to understand the idea behind it." [Jerusalem Post]
Awards | Witch Hunts: A Graphic History of the Burning Times, written by Rocky Wood and Lisa Morton and illustrated by Greg Chapman, won the Bram Stoker Award for superior achievement in a graphic novel, presented over the weekend by the Horror Writers Association. Winners with a comic-book connection in other categories include Caitlin R. Kiernan (novel, The Drowning Girl), Jonathan Maberry (young-adult novel, Flesh & Bone), and Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard (screenplay, The Cabin in the Woods). [Horror Writers Association]
Graphic novels | Heidi MacDonald looks at Dark Horse's plans to expand its Originals line of creator-owned graphic novels this year; upcoming releases include print editions of Paul Tobin and Colleen Coover's Bandette and Cameron Stewart's Sin Titulo, as well as a new graphic novel, Bad Houses, by Sara Ryan and Carla Speed McNeil. [Publishers Weekly]
Publishing | Image Comics provided the retail news and analysis website ICv2 with worldwide pre-order figures for 15 of its March titles, allowing for comparison with estimates of Diamond Comic Distributors sales to U.S. direct market stores. [ICv2.com]
Creators | Mark Waid pens a tribute to the late Carmine Infantino. [Hero Complex]
Creators | Gilbert Hernandez distinguishes between autobiography and art in his new graphic novel, Marble Season, which takes on a 1960s suburban childhood not unlike his own. [Chicago Reader]
The animated cartoon My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic is already a hit in Japan (where the title is My Little Pony ~Tomodachi wa Mahō~), and now it's coming to the pages of the children's manga magazine Pucchigumi as well. The news was revealed at the Tokyo International Anime Fair, where, according to Anime News Network, a flyer was passed out with the news. A representative from the Japanese company Bushiroad told ANN that the artist for the manga will be named sometime this spring.
Pucchigumi sounds like the sort of magazine that kids love and parents loathe; it runs a lot of licensed series based on properties such as Barbie, Tamagotchi, and Jewelpet. A glance at the cover of the current issue reveals a crowded layout, an excess of pink, and lots of big-eyed, super-cute characters, so Pinkie Pie, Applejack, and Twilight Sparkle should fit right in.
Pucchigumi is published by Shogakukan, one of the parent companies of Viz, so if the manga were ever to be licensed in the U.S., that's who would probably publish it—and indeed, it would be a logical addition to their VizKids line. Of course, IDW already has a serialized My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic comic, so the relationship could be complicated.
Publishing | The Amazing Spider-Man #700 led the pack in the December comics numbers with 200,000 copies selling to comics shops, and with a cover price if $7.99, it racked up a cool $1.6 million in sales. Avengers #1 sold 186,000 copies but at a more reasonable price, so the dollars didn't pile up as high for that one. ICv2 also has the December charts for the Top 300 comics and graphic novels in the direct market. John Jackson Miller takes it to the next level with sales estimates for the top 1,000 comics and trades of 2012. [ICv2]
Publishing | At the other end of the scale, Rob Clough talks to Chuck Forsman, the guy behind micropublisher Oily Comics. [The Comics Journal]
This week Fantagraphics shipped Popeye Vol. 6: Me Little Swee'Pea, the final book in the publisher's thorough collection and handsome representation of the entirety of E.C. Segar's comic strip starring the immortal, iconic sailor character.
So once that book has been read and enjoyed, what is an insatiable Popeye fan to do then?
Well, I'm glad I asked myself that, because it provides a perfect segue into IDW's Popeye #1, which also shipped this week.
Like BOOM!'s recent Peanuts comics, there's an aura of superfluity about the endeavor: Does the world need more, Segar-less Popeye comics when there are so many hundreds of pages of Popeye comics by Segar so easily available?
I honestly don't know, and I suspect the answer to that question varies from potential reader to potential reader.
Certainly plenty of Segar-less Popeye narratives in various other media already exist, and certainly the character is familiar to folks around the world who may have never read a single one of the great cartoonist's strips, thanks to decades worth of animated cartoons, a few video games and that Robin Williams movie.
Here's something I do know, though: If there are going to be new Popeye comics, then I hope they are all as good as Popeye #1.
Here's the thing: Considering how much that I love 2000AD and Judge Dredd, you'd think I'd be much more excited than I am about IDW Publishing's announcement at WonderCon that they have the American rights for Dredd material. Sadly, I have enough of a memory to know that this might just lead to more fan heartbreak.
Passings | Classic comics artist Sheldon Moldoff, who co-created Poison Ivy, Mr. Freeze, Bat-Mite and Ace the Bat Hound, passed away Wednesday. He was 91. Moldoff broke into comics at the age of 17 with a sports filler that appeared on the inside back cover of Action Comics #1. He went on to become a prolific cover artist, drawing the first cover image of the Golden Age Flash for Flash Comics #1 and the Golden Age Green Lantern for All-American Comics #16. He also worked on comics featuring Hawkman, Kid Eternityand Black Pirate. He also was one of the pioneers of horror comics in the late 1940s and worked as a "ghost artist" for Bob Kane on Batman from 1953 to 1967. After being let go by DC Comics in 1967, he went on to work in animation. [News from ME]
Conventions | Badges for Comic-Con International sold out Saturday morning within an hour and a half, a record for the annual pop-culture extravaganza. Last year it took about seven hours for badges to disappear. [U-T San Diego]


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Preston Gómez
|Preston Gómez
April 20, 1923
Central Preston, Cuba
|Died: January 13, 2009
(aged 85)
Fullerton, California
|MLB debut
|May 5, 1944, for the Washington Senators
|Last MLB appearance
|August 12, 1944, for the Washington Senators
|MLB statistics
|Batting average
|Home runs
|Runs batted in
As Player
As Manager
Preston Gómez (April 20, 1923 – January 13, 2009) was a Cuban-born infielder, manager, coach and front-office official in Major League Baseball best known for managing three major league clubs: the San Diego Padres (1969–72), Houston Astros (1974–75) and Chicago Cubs (1980). He was born Pedro Gómez Martínez in Central Preston, Cuba, and was given his nickname in U.S. professional baseball from his birthplace.[1]
Playing career[edit]
A right-handed batter and thrower, Gómez played eight major league games as a shortstop and second baseman for the 1944 Washington Senators, hitting .286 in seven at bats with two runs batted in.
Minor leagues[edit]
He spent the next two decades in minor league baseball, playing and then, from the mid-1950s onward, managing in the farm systems of the Cincinnati Reds, Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees. His 1959 Havana Sugar Kings were champion of the International League and won the Junior World Series.
Managerial career[edit]
In 1965, Gómez became third-base coach of the Dodgers, serving under Walter Alston through 1968 and two National League pennants and one World Series title. When Dodger vice president Buzzie Bavasi became president and part-owner of the expansion Padres, he named Gómez the first skipper in the team's major league history. But, like most expansion teams, the Padres struggled, losing 110 games in 1969, 99 in 1970 and 100 more in 1971, finishing last in the NL West Division each season. After 11 games and seven more defeats in 1972, Gómez was fired April 26 and replaced by Don Zimmer.
He returned to baseball the following season as a coach under Leo Durocher for the Houston Astros, and succeeded to the manager's post in 1974. That season, the Astros posted an 81–81 record — Gómez' only .500 or better season as a big league manager. But in 1975, when they were last in the NL West after 127 games, Gómez was released in favor of Bill Virdon on August 18. Once again, Gómez took to the coaching lines, for the St. Louis Cardinals (1976) and then back to the Dodgers, where he assisted Tommy Lasorda for three seasons and coached in two more World Series — 1977 and 1978.
The exposure led to one last major league managing job, with the 1980 Cubs — but again Gómez met with frustration. The last-place Cubs dropped 52 of their first 90 games, and on July 23 Gómez was fired again, to be replaced by Joey Amalfitano. His career managing record, over seven years, was 346 wins, 529 losses (.395) with four last-place finishes.
Highly respected, Gómez remained in baseball from 1981 into the 2008 season as a coach, special assignments scout and assistant to the general manager of the Angels.
Ongoing no-hitters aborted[edit]
On two occasions, Gómez pinch-hit for pitchers who had pitched no-hitters through eight innings. He did this on July 21, 1970, with the Padres' Clay Kirby [2] and on September 4, 1974, with the Astros' Don Wilson.[3] Both pitchers were losing their respective games at the time they were pulled. In both cases, the hitting strategy failed, and the games were ultimately lost.
Gómez sustained major head injuries when he was struck by a vehicle at a Blythe, California, gas station on March 26, 2008. The accident occurred while Gómez was on his way home to Chino Hills, California, from the Angels' spring training in Arizona. He died from his injuries on January 13, 2009, in Fullerton, California, aged 85.
The 2009 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim honored Gómez' memory with a uniform patch in the shape of a black diamond with the name "Preston" written in white.[4]
See also[edit]
- ^ Spink, C.C. Johnson, pub., The 1967 Official Baseball Register. St. Louis: The Sporting News, 1967
- ^ July 21, 1970 New York Mets at San Diego Padres Play and Box Score
- ^ September 4, 1974, Cincinnati Reds at Houston Astros Play
- ^ Gomez family to throw first pitch.
External links[edit]
- Career statistics and player information from Baseball-Reference, or Baseball-Reference (Minors)
- Baseball-Reference.com – managing record
- News report on the life of Preston Gomez
- AP Obituary at The Orange County Register
- 1923 births
- 2009 deaths
- Buffalo Bisons (minor league) players
- California Angels coaches
- California Angels executives
- Charleston Senators players
- Chicago Cubs managers
- Florence Steelers players
- Havana Cubans players
- Houston Astros coaches
- Houston Astros managers
- Houston Astros scouts
- Los Angeles Dodgers coaches
- Major League Baseball executives
- Major League Baseball infielders
- Major League Baseball players from Cuba
- Major League Baseball third base coaches
- Minneapolis Millers (baseball) players
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- Pedestrian road incident deaths
- Road incident deaths in California
- Saginaw Bears players
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- San Diego Padres managers
- Toledo Mud Hens players
- Trois-Rivières Royals players
- Vicksburg Billies players
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Burgos Cathedral, Santa Maria, building began in 1221
The High Altar built in 1580 during the Renaissance
The High Altar
The elaborate Golden Staircase in the north transept, built in the 1488
El Cid's Tomb
Tomb of Don Pedro Hernandez de Velasco. the Constable of Castile, and wife Dona Mencia de Mendoza in the Cathedral's Capilla del Condestable
Octogon Dome in the Cathedral's Capilla del Condestable
Ceiling in the Main Sacristy
Arco de Santa María, the gateway to Burgos' Old Town
Where everyone takes their evening paseo (stroll) in Burgos
The Constable's house where Christopher Columbus met with Isabella and Ferdinand after returning from his 2nd voyage to the New World
View from the park near Burgos Castle perched above the city
Park by Burgos Castle
The Royal Monastery of Las Huelgas
This was where the Spanish kings went to relax, as well as a place for spiritual retreats.
The River Arlanzón
Cartuja Santa Maria de Miraflores (Monastery) built in 15th Century in the Gothic style
The Carthusian Monastery is home to 20 cloistered monks. Before the building was ceded to the Carthusian order, it was the hunting lodge of King Juan II who built this palace in the early 15th Century.
Saint Bruno, founder of the Carthusian order
The High Altar, completed in 1499
Too much going on here to explain! God (on left) and Holy Spirit (on right) are holding the Cross. Mary and St. John are at the bottom on either side. 4 scenes of the Passion are displayed. All within a circle of Angels.
St. Luke the Evangelist with the text of the Annunciation (Lk 1, 26-38)
The Royal Tombs of King Juan II and second wife, Isabel, a Portugese princess. The endless details are beautiful!
King Juan II
Isabel of Portugal
Blessed Mother nursing the Infant Jesus which the monks invoke as Our Lady of Miraflores
A column from the Royal Tomb portrays Cathusian monks in prayer
Monk in prayer
Mausoleum of Prince Alfonso, son of Juan II and Isabel
The Annunciation by Pedro Berruguete
The Board - Hung beside the Church door designates the intention of the Mass each monk would celebrate. Painting above depicts the Last Supper at the moment when Jesus instituted the Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist.
Mary nursing Baby Jesus
17th Century frescos in the chapel dedicated to Our Lady of Miraflores... WOW, WOW, WOW!!!
Zubizuri Bridge (White Bridge) features a glass walkway.... NO THANKS!!!! ;-)
Seriously would not be taking these steps! Thanks, I'll walk out of my way!
Beautiful Architecture!
The Guggenheim Museum - Frank Gehry was architect
Guggenheim Museum
The flower-based sculpture of 'Puppy' by Jeff Koons was supposed to temporary but residents loved it and demanded it be a permanent display.
Hotel Casa de Marquis
Only clients allowed passed the rope! Yea, I'm one of them!!!
Garden View from my Balcony
500 year old stairway in the hotel
What a lovely hotel!
Santillana del Mar... a beautiful medieval town!
Claustro Romanico de la Colegiata
Here we go.... my first Convent cookies of the trip!
Monestary of the Poor Claires
There's the lazy susan to order through to the left and the selections to the right...
Woohoo! Here are my choices!
And.... drum roll, please.... my purchase is...
Oh so yummy almond cookies!
Awww.... how cute is this little guy????
Sneaking a peek into someone's backyard in S del M!
On the Camino del Santiago! Between Santillana del Mar and Comillas
Woman selling Fish in the town of Comillas
Not really a beach day by any means - rain!
The marina in Comillas
A fisherman coming in with the day's catch!
Everybody's waiting to see the catch!
C'mon, man! We're waiting! The old village men have given up by now!
Selling her bread out of her van in the middle of the road... or what there is of a road!
Driving through the Picos de Europa, a beautiful mountain range
The Roman Bridge in Cangas de Onis
From the central arch hangs a reproduction of the famous Victory Cross, a work of precious metal dating to the start of the 10th century that is kept in Oviedo Cathedral
Hermitage of Santa Cruz
Chapel of San Antonio in Cangas de Onis
Our Lady of Covadonga - Cathedral from the Shrine
Our Lady of Covadonga - the shrine
The date is changed every day!
Melia Hotel in Oviedo
Hotel's lobby
Market day in Oviedo! My favorite days!
Looks like they'd be happier if I was buying instead of photographing!
Restaurant by the market
That is a lot of Chorizo!!!
Church of San Isidoro El Real
Retablo de Lourdes with St. Bernadette
Selling his catch
Bringing the milk to market
San Juan de Real - Oviedo
San Julian de los Prados Church from 9th Century
Santa Maria del Naranco -Built originally as part of a summer palace for Ramiro I in the 9th century
Originally the chapel of a 9th C. royal palace
Church of San Miguel de Lillo in Naranco
Woohoo!!! The Cider Street!!!
"Throwing" the cider to aerate it and enhance the bouquet
They'll be dancing in the street!
Maybe served too much cider?
San Juan el Real church in Oviedo, Asturias
Pelayo, a Visigothic nobleman, founded the Kingdom of Asturias, ruling it from 718 AD until his death
Throwing the Sidra!
Gijon Outdoor Museum - Traditional horreo raised on stilts to keep field mice from getting at the grain
Built in the 1800's
Making the sidra!
The Cider House
Gijon Outdoor Museum
Mountain shelters for shepherds and cow herders
Mountain hut for shepherds and cow herders
Cider, Bagpipers, and Food.... who needs more?
They sell EVERYTHING here... cars, tractors, bedding, clothes... you name it, you can buy it! Very bizarre!
A small pan of paella!
Lots and lots of food stands
Tractors... I wasn't kidding!
Keep the kids entertained while you shop
Or while you stop for a quick beer on a hot day!
Gijon's beach gets a bit crowded!
Market Day in Gijon!
I love market days!
Free samples
The nice lady I bought Chorizo from
St. Thomas Church
Aviles Town Hall
St. Nicholas de Bari
Festival in Aviles
Nice grill!
Pigs feet... and legs, apparently?
The kids are having fun!
"Tetilla" cheese named to revenge a prudish priest who, seven centuries ago, told a sculptor at the cathedral to redo a statue that he considered too buxom. Ever since, the townsfolk have shaped their cheese like exactly what the priest didn't want them to see carved in stone.
Ermita de la Virgen Blanca
Sits high above Luarca guarding her bay
Marina view from my hotel room
Fun everywhere! Another outdoor concert in the Plaza!
All roads lead to Santiago
Be it a shell, the symbol of St. James
Just follow the pilgrim's routes
A simple arrow painted on a road or wall...
Or a footprint leading the way for you
Cathedral of St. James
St. James, high above the Cathedral
Step here to mark the end of your Camino
We Have Arrived!
Pilgrims arriving in the Plaza of St. James Cathedral
We did it!!!
500 miles on foot or bike or horse.... a very long and emotional journey
What a journey
Even on a bicycle built for two
Wearing the garb of St. James
Outside the Office of the Peregrino, pilgrims have discarded their walking sticks
Looking pretty good awaiting their certifications.... guess they didn't have a long hike this morning!
Waiting for their certifications of completing the Camino
Reviewing her Credencial del Peregrino (passport) while waiting for her Compestela (certification)
His Credencial del Peregrino
Another pilgrim with his Credencial del Peregrino
She has every right to be proudly displaying her Credencial del Peregrino
And, it all comes down to this Compostela (certificate)
This is it!
Cathedral from my hotel room
It is a massive Cathedral
Hugging the Saint... startled me when he popped up while taking this photo!
Tomb of St. James
Botafumeiro - one of the largest in the world, those pilgrims used to get quite ripe!
The Portico of Glory at western entrance to Cathedral
The Portico interprets passages from Revelations
Cathedral Museum
Pregnant Virgin Mary
St. James
The real Botafumeiro is kept in the Library when not being used during a Pilgrims' Mass
The Hospital of the Catholic Monarchs from 1499 built to house the many sick pilgrims arriving in Santiago, today is a luxury hotel
Crusader James, the Moor-Slayer
Legend has it, centuries after his death, St. James appeared from heaven and massacred Muslim foes of Spain
University of Santiago de Compostela
Universdade de Santiago de Compostela, Spain's third oldest University
Cross is where clothes of medieval pilgrims were burned after arriving in an age of frightful diseases and filthy pilgrims
A woman sitting on St. James tomb holding a star, a symbol of the city
San Domingos de Bonaval Monastery
A unique triple staircase
Provided privacy to various hierarchies of the monks
Depending on which one you were allowed to use!
Tunas, caped university students sing traditional songs around town
Long line at the side door to get into the Pilgrims' Mass
Yea! It's Market Day!
This chicken is not running around with his head cutoff!
How cool is this? Old scales still being used!
Pimentos de padron, delicious when deep fried and eaten as a pintxos (snack) with a glass of wine
He's so big that they named him!
Lunch! What a line of customers he had!
Octopus, cut up and served with a little paprika, salt and olive oil
Waiting for the Pilgrims' Mass
The Tunas are playing again!
Walking back to the hotel
Side entance of Cathedral on Praza da Inmaculada
Terrific mussels at Tarara Restaurant
Excellent grilled Gambas (shrimp)
And delicious Creme Caramel with a half bottle of wine for 15 euros!
Seriously good!!! Mussels in bechamel, lightly breaded and deep fried at La Penela
Maria Pita slew Sir Francis Drake who tried to plant Britain's flag here in 1589
Torre de Hercules, the world's only Roman-era lighthouse
Built during Roman Emperor Trajan's reign, who was born in Spain in 98 AD
Celtic-influenced sculptures
This does not look comfortable!
Cute, little town I stumbled upon on my way to Astorga
The local church
Stork nest
Down the road from the cute, little town is a cute little church!
The Archbishop's Palace designed by Antonio Gaudi in 1889
15th Century Cathedral in Astorga
From my hotel room overlooking Plaza Mayor
Antonio Gaudi
Sketching his Casa de Botines
Gaudi's Casa de Botines
San Isidoro de Real, 11th century Romanesque basilica
San Marcos, 16th C Monastery built by Ferdinand to shelter pilgrims walking the Camino, now a gorgeous Parador (hotel)
Cloister in the Parador
A weary pilgrim along the Camino
Leon's Cathedral, Gothic style begun in 1205 AD
Upper Cathedral has more stained glass than stone!
Valladolid's Cathedral begun in 1527
Another festival that I'll miss! Buildings going up all over town!
Looks like it will be fun! And starting fairly soon
Church of San Pablo
Church and Monastery of San Benito de Real
Valladolid's Market
Not sure why he's looking so happy
Really? They have a cute little ceramic lamb to the right of the these poor guys?
Christopher Columbus' home where he died
Replica of one of Columbus' ships
Columbus' last home
Colegio de San Gregorio
Vision of the Final Judgement - Resurrection of the Dead
Why can't I live here???
Beautiful architecture!
Cavalry Academy is a military school
La Parrillo de San Lorenzo restaurant
Beautiful restaurant
Wonderful food!
Miguel Cervantes lived here, author of Don Quixote (Man of La Mancha)
The famous Casas Colgadas (Hanging Houses)
Ohhhh.... no, thanks. I will not be walking across that pedestrian bridge!
Suspended over the cliffs below
Santa Maria de Gracia Cathedral, Gothic 12th century
Ornate and beautiful ceiling
Very unique ceiling in this chapel
Mailbox in the town wall
The Dominican monks of San Pablo lived here, the foot bridge was built as a convenience to them