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"The Searchers" (1956)
"How The West Was Won" (1962)
"Unforgiven" (1992)
You cannot discuss American films without discussing Westerns. They are our samurai films, our past written as myth, and our tribute to the pioneer spirit that carved our nation out of a massive landscape. They are also our way of confronting the tools that built the great American expansion like genocide, slavery, and violence. Watching these three films will give you three different ways that filmmakers have grappled with all of the contradictory ingredients that make up the Old West. "The Searchers" dirtied up John Wayne in a way that no other film ever managed, "How The West Was Won" pulls audiences into a trip through decades of Western history punctuated with a ton of movies stars, and "Unforgiven" takes one of the great cowboy icons, Clint Eastwood, and shows him grappling with the ghosts of all of his brutal gunslinging life. You could probably find a hundred other Westerns with equally interesting takes on the West, but these three give you a real sense of just how wide-open the range really was.
"Out Of The Past" (1947)
Film noir is just as much an American-defined genre as the Western, but they communicate very different takes on society as a whole. There is no optimism or reverence in film noir. Instead, noir rubs our noses in our own weakness and vices, and it punishes us for it. Jacques Tourneur's "Out Of The Past" tells the story of a private detective who is hired by a criminal to track down a woman who stole $40,000 from him. You can probably guess that things do not go well, but that's just the beginning of how things play out. Robert Mitchum is at his very best in this film, a sad-eyed cynic who knows how terrible everyone is simply by glancing at them. The film is built around a central flashback, and the story is about how we can never escape who we are, and how our appetites are the things destroying us.
And as a special added bonus, Jane Greer is all that is woman. Wow.
"The Man Who Fell To Earth" (1976)
"The Mosquito Coast" (1986)
America is a disease, and, to be more specific, it is a terminal one. Nicolas Roeg's amazing brain-bender starring David Bowie as an alien sent to bring water back to his planet. Trouble is, as soon as he gets his first hit of America, he is hooked, and before he knows it, he's mainlining America from the moment he wakes up to the moment he numbs himself to sleep, ruining vein after vein as he chases that first rush to no avail. In "The Mosquito Coast," Harrison Ford plays Allie Fox, a man who tries to go cold turkey on America, moving his family into the Central American jungle to try to save their souls. He never shakes it all, though, and he ends up becoming the worst version of himself because of the cancer that's deep down in him by that point.
"City Of Hope" (1991)
Cities are an exercise in agreed-upon insanity. We were never meant to live piled up on top of each other for miles and miles and miles in every direction. And even if we were, would that justify the insanity that it requires to keep a city running? John Sayles has made a number of amazing films over the years, and I'm not even sure I'd say this is his best one. But it is the movie that "Bonfire Of The Vanities" wanted to be, an x-ray of the forces that keep a gigantic city functioning, no matter how shabby and precarious it is. And that ending? The only logical response to living in a major American city.
"Network" (1976)
"Idiocracy" (2006)
Paddy Cheyefsky's greatest screenplay is one of those rare examples of a black comedy that gets more and more true every year, while Mike Judge's brash and vulgar barely-released comedy is a vision of the future that makes me laugh simply to keep from crying about how very, very right he is.
"Taxi Driver" (1976)
"Rocky" (1976)
One is who we wish we are. One who is who we're afraid we are. The scary thing is, which one is which is not going to be the same for every American.
I could go on and on. I could list off films like "Born On The Fourth Of July," "Melvin & Howard," "Stranger Than Paradise," "Sullivan's Travels," "Days Of Heaven," "Breaking Away," "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest," "Menace II Society," "Lost In America," "Dead Man," the almost-identically-titled "In America," "Glory," and dozens of others. But for now, hopefully some of these titles are not ones you'd already thought of, and hopefully you get some ideas from this list.
Thanks for asking, man. Greatly appreciated.
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David Bruce: You don't need to give credit card for blood work
The phlebotomist wanted more than my blood during a recent visit to Associated Clinical Laboratories.
I went to ACL for a routine blood draw as part of my annual physical. As a Highmark member, the cost -- or most of it -- is covered by my insurance, and the lab bills for the rest.
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She told me it was part of a new agreement between ACL and Highmark, allowing the lab to charge any uncovered costs up to $50.
I grudgingly gave her my credit card, then called ACL when I returned to work.
A representative for Quest Diagnostics, ACL's parent company, told me Quest has programs with multiple insurers that allow it to charge uncovered costs to patients' credit cards.
"This is completely voluntary, though," said Wendy Bost, a Quest spokeswoman. "It's not anything in which the patient has to participate."
That was news to me. My phlebotomist insinuated that I needed to give her a credit card before she could draw my blood.
Highmark spokesman Aaron Billger said in an e-mail that there wasn't anything unusual about the insurer's contract with ACL.
"Highmark is supportive of provider practices who collect accurate copays, coinsurance or deductible amounts at the time of service," Billger said. "Today's world of consumerism -- including benefit plans that have the consumer more involved in the selection of their provider and financing of their health care -- make this a very reasonable action on both the provider and patient's perspective."
My concern is for patients with high-deductible plans, who often have to pay the first $250 to $5,000 of their medical expenses out of their own pockets.
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Before we leave this section, I wanted to introduce you to one other topic of things that you can use from your sketches to facilitate interaction between the user and the data. What there are are several contributed libraries that exist to provide a former graphical user interface to your sketches. And fortunately, these ones are all accessible through Processing's Add Library function. So what I'm going to do is, form a Processing sketch, it's just a blank one, I'm going to come over here to where it says Sketch and come down to Import Library. From there I go to Add Library at the top.
And Processing 2.0 has a new Library Manager that really facilitates a lot of this. And what I'm going to do is I'm going to come back up to the top and there are few libraries in particular that I want to look at. The first one, I can just go straight down to the GUI category. I want to get the first three of these; I want to get ControlP5 which has a range of controllers to build custom graphical user interfaces inside a sketch or separate windows. And I click Install, and that one's going to show up in just a moment. It's downloading and it's installing.
By the way, you may have noticed we've got a lot of red type down at the bottom which would make you think that things are falling apart. I assume this is due to some sort of incompatibility between some of the libraries and some of the alpha function in the Processing. Most of this will have no effect of what we're doing, so feel free to go ahead and just try running your sketches. I haven't had any trouble. I've been working this way for months. Next is GUI Components, a set of 2D GUI, which of course stands for graphical user interface, controls and multiple windows support. I'm going to install that.
It's starting and downloading. There we go. And the last one is Guido here, because that starts with GUI and that's a cross mode GUI library, so I'm going to install that one. I just want to show you examples from each of these things. I'm going to need to quit Processing and then open it back up. Let's go to File > Quit, and now that we're back open I can go to File > Examples, get the window here on this side. And now if I hit Contributed Libraries, you'll see that the three new libraries are all there, and I'm going to show you some very quick examples from each one of them and what they're able to do for your Processing sketch.
And the basic idea here is that all of them contain classes of objects that can be used, like buttons and sliders and knobs and rotators, that you can then integrate as objects into your own drawings. So let's take a quick look at ControlP5 first. By the way, P5 is from an old sort of abbreviation for Processing. At one point, the creators spelled Processing with fives instead of the Ss and the P5 came from that. But it has been a while since that one. First off, let's look at controllers. We have for instance check boxes, and I'm just going to click on this example, so you can see what it looks like.
And see what we're doing we're importing the library and then you create the class and an object within that class both for the CP5 and then we have a check box that gets created in this one. And these are the parameters that can be adjusted, and voila! You see that when I click on it, it changes the color in the circle. Also we get messages in the console. This makes it possible for you to click on a box, assign functionality to it, and affect another part of your drawing.
Let's come over here and try another one. I will close that and we'll just look at the slider. And in this case, it's just a matter of being able to assign values and you see how the background is changing from black up to white as we go through. Similarly, the slider down here is made to decode only discrete values as it slides across. Same for this one. And so three different kinds of sliders and what's kind of nice is they all fit very well with the aesthetics that usually go in Processing.
These are very clear, clean ones, and they give you a lot of options for incorporating new functionality in your own drawings. I'll close the ControlP5 and take a quick look at GUI components. What we have here is knob configurations, and we have some neat arc knobs that we're able to include. By moving these around you'll see how the values change on the bottom-left. We can also make it so that you actually have to move it in the angle, and make the code and it appears down at the bottom.
So this is a great way of including some of these controllers in your own things. These are all objects that are instantiations of custom classes for the knobs. Take a look at one other here, the timer, kind of a comical one, and what she creates what it calls the Balls of Vesuvius. And what we're able to control is how fast things fly out. And then they become much faster, and now they stop. And so an illustration of a way that you can use the buttons on the sliders to effect the interactive elements of your own sketch, so I'm going to close both of those, and just run through one more example in the Guido.
Let's take a look at button boxes and all this is, is indicating whether you have selected a button or not. You see I click on it; it stays clicked until you go back. Very fundamental things, but it's nice to be able to use the shortcut classes and objects as opposed to having to create each of these from scratch. It makes a little easier to incorporate the interactive functionality. Can I suggest that you spend a little bit of time with each of these three libraries finding out how well they work for you and how well you are able to incorporate them to add extra functionality to your own sketches.
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well you bought the wii for the wrong resons thenOriginally Posted by Mingus
Zelda, Link to the Past on SNES was absolutely amazing. Obviously bad graphics. Those graphics don't make the game any worse. My point is that I don't want Nintendo to release a game that looks like Zelda, Link to the Past on the Wii. I don't want them to release a game that looks like Super Mario Sunshine or anything on GC. I payed that $250 to upgrade my console to the next generation graphics. Luckily Nintendo infact compensated for those graphics for many extra options like the VC and Motion controls. Along with all of the channels. I am pleased with my purchased but I can not be satisfied with the Wii alone. I decided to get the Xbox 360 as well and now I have the best of both worlds. I must say, Nintendo has the best games.Originally Posted by vashivihan
well you bought the wii for the wrong resons thenOriginally Posted by Mingus
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I think not. I don't know how long you've been around but I've been around long enough to have the assumption that I was buying something next generation. At first it was the Atari, then we Upgraded to the NES. After that we upgraded again to the SNES. Next was the N64 and after that the Gamecube. Each one had better graphics than the systems previous. Now that there is 5 generations of gaming consoles. From 1975 to 2001. Over 26 years and with each release we saw a more advanced system. I didn't do much research before buying the Wii, I simply got it because I have always bought from Nintendo, with Atari being the exception. Although I wasn't around in the days of Atari it was that far off. i did infact play it when I was young.Originally Posted by jimbo
those two games is what people like to call ports. they consist of basically the same story and mainly the same gameplay with some minor changes.Originally Posted by T3kNi9e
and for everyone else that say grpahics matter, you people sound really stupid. in what way does graphics make a game more fun to play. if you pay money just for graphics that is just said. if you like a game on a system then ge the system, if you just like the graphics dont get it because of that.
also who cares if every other system has better graphics than the wii. does it really cut off the gameplay, i think not. some of you believe that you need a strong processor to get long games. but in no way is that true. a length of a game all depends on its disc memory. the proccessor controls the framrate. if you want to see lots of explosion then go with a high powered proccessor. but the wii's proccessor is not push over. it is quite capable of showing some very nice prefromances. the wii proccessor is capable of 60 frames per second.
Who says the Wii is not a next gen system? Next gen doesn't mean better graphics. As has been explained, it's the all-around experience. That's part of why the dreamcast, 3DO, etc. bombed. The other systems just had better games. For example, look at the graphics of the grand theft auto games. The graphics aren't as good as on other games that came out along side them, but they sacrifice graphics for an amazingly huge game. I've heard a lot of complaints of campaigns being way to short on HD games on xbox and ps3. Mario Galaxy is huge.
My only gripe with my wii is the lack of HD. Not for movies or better graphics, but for capacity. This, in my opinion, is the reason games like GTA4 will not come to the wii. In the past, this series has used every bit of disk space they could muster out of the old ps2 and xbox disks. Why would they not do the same with an HD disk? [actually, now that I think about it, xBox 360 games are not on HD disks, are they?]
For one, your thinking is flawed. If that is they case, go play the SNES because the gameplay was incredible. Every system is going to have good games. The Xbox 360 has good games. So does Ps1 Ps2 Ps3. The Gamecube did as well as the Xbox. Therefore, if every system has it's own good games there are a few things that determine which I will purchase. The Game Controller, the Console abilities (online, blu-ray or hd) and accessories, and graphics. As I continue to say, the Wii luckily has some amazing games or I wouldn't give it a second thought. Not to mention it's abilities, such as motion controls, and channels. But we only spend the money to get the next generation for newer graphics and more capabilities. The games on the newer systems could easily be produced on our older consoles. I mean, do you get what I'm saying. I can't really figure out how to put it.Originally Posted by thas
Eh, I think graphics is a split concept, graphic capabilities on the wii ARE more advanced then the gamecube. They are, and if you don't want to belive it thats up to you. A game can have good graphics, but when a game designer makes them, they can leave some parts undetailed, leaving for a flat, hollow, stripped game. Thats what alot of the games on the Wii did. Also, games with better graphics take longer to make, so the ps3 and xbox aren't getting as many games as we are. But the games on the Wii that took time into their games and gave everything detail, then thats what makes them that much better, and along with the gameplay makes them great. Games like the original zelda games and mario games are good because every part of them has been done well, one part isn't missing. A game works well because all the parts mesh together to make the gaming experience, and if one part is messed up, like graphics, then it won't be as good of a game.
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more good games will come. mark my words. developers have realized that mini games/ports/rushed games arent what people want. they want real stuff. just lok at games like disaster, baroque, sadness that will be coming out on wii..
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i stand by my statement you bought it for the wrong reasons.
you want to play games with good graphics and you bought a wii thats like buying a laptop to play games you will get some have decent grapics but if you bought a pc you would get a lot more.
and the first console i remember playing was sega saturn- and i loved it but im now older and i have moved on.
last gen i had ps2 and imo fought the graphics were nice, and the wii is more powerful so i dont mind graphics that way i just want some good games
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The lodge was wonderful. It had a homey feel. We enjoyed the free bicycles and kayaks. Having smores at night by the firepit was the best!
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We wondered and researched where to stay?!? Ever do that? We were planning a winter location wedding and had a gang of family with us. We read reviews and decided on the "Lodge", we dubbed it that. They exceeded our expectations. The staff goes out of their way to help with reservations and organizing. They extend every courtesy to make you feel special and at home. The "Happy Hour" :-) became a welcome respite and ritual for us all. We met wonderful guests and the BEST dog in the world Kona! They are SUPER kid friendly from the game room or the 7pm fire pit (smores) to the slide hill out back. Our girls saved tickets to get a huge prize at the end of our 5 day stay. No detail is left unattended by the hosts. They have an awesome huge hot tub you can reserve for private use. Never a problem arranging a time to enjoy. If you want true hospitality and more bang for you buck stay here. We are already planning a summer trip and this is our place! I love it so much I wish I could post my number for reference. ¿
5 su novembre 12, 2008
Loved the detailed rooms, friendly service and the comfy environment! The hot tub was nice and the firepit outside warm. Will certainly return. An area is wonderful, lots of outdoor activities, lake forest, hikes, bike rides were fun.
3,4 su ottobre 16, 2008
I took my husband to Fire Side Lodge for his birthday. We were both very pleased with the environment and the Owners Dave and Christine. It was a "homey" feeling and the Food was outstanding. The rooms were clean and very well decorated. We would both love to go back again and would recommend this lodge to our family and friends.
Le camere del Fireside Lodge includono tutti i servizi che ti fanno sentire a casa. Coccole per i nostri camini fieldstone progettati su misura, sicuri di scaldarsi in quelle serate fresche Tahoe. Tutte le camere dispongono di angolo cottura e sono dotate di un frigorifero, forno a microonde, caffettiera e CBTV / VCR / DVD. Tutte le nostre camere sono univocamente montagna a tema.
Prezzo per notte: $119 - $169
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Reno, NV (RNO-Reno Cannon Intl.) 45 miles
Da Stateline (quartiere dei casinò): Guidare 5 miglia a ovest sulla Highway 50. Fai DESTRA sulla Highway 89 (Emerald Bay Road). Fireside Lodge si trova a circa un chilometro dal bivio, sul lato destro della Hwy. 89. Potrai se il nostro famoso pick-up rosso antico davanti.
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Abbiamo un bar cialde incredibile con un sacco di condimenti, tra cui bacche fresche, panna montata, noci, ecc .. la cialda Fireside è condita con pezzi di uova e pancetta tritati. Una volta che hai avuto una cialda al Fireside Lodge, è difficile fare colazione altrove.


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I've talked to hundreds of people about VoltDB over the past year. Data partitioning and its consequences are almost always the hardest parts to explain.
VoltDB is a clustered database. Each node of the cluster contains a subset of the data in the database. People seem to understand this quickly. However, explaining how data is distributed, how and when it can be accessed efficiently, and what operations are supported within and across data partitions is harder to describe succinctly. So I thought it might be helpful to explain partitioning in a blog post.
Here's my current approach. Feedback welcome!
Start with a single partitioned table
To start, assume there's just a single, partitioned table in your schema. One column of this table is the user designated partitioning column. VoltDB distributes this table very much like a distributed hash table system (key value store) where each row's partitioning column value is a key and the row itself is the value. Each row is an object that is assigned to single partition by hashing its partitioning column attribute. As a result, each data partition is assigned a subset of the total rows of the table.
More than one partitioned table
All partitioned tables are distributed using the same approach and the same hash function.
Example: Consider a database with a CUSTOMERS table partitioned on customer_id. Each row of the CUSTOMERS table is a definition of a customer. The database additionally has an ORDERS table also partitioned on customer_id. Each row of the ORDERS table describes a single order for a specific customer. Both tables will be distributed by hashing customer_id. Consequently, all the orders for a given customer will be mapped to the same data partition as the customer's CUSTOMERS record. All of the data relevant to a single customer will end up in a single partition.
Another example: Consider a database that has a flights table partitioned on flight_id and a reservations table partitioned on reservation_id. Reservation ids are not flight ids. There may be a flight with id 42 and a reservation with id 42. They will co-reside in the same data partition but they are not logically related to each other.
Replicated tables
A replicated table is simply duplicated in full at each partition. Modifying a replicated table is a global transaction. Reading a replicated table can be done by accessing just one data partition (because each partition has a full, consistent copy). Replicated tables are generally used for infrequently-changing reference data (e.g., product/service codes and descriptions). By replicating reference data on each partition, you'll reduce the need for multi-partition operations in your VoltDB application, thereby optimizing throughput and performance.
What does it mean!?
Once you understand how VoltDB distributes data, you can think about which transactions are single partition (need only the data from one partition) and which are global (need data from two or more partitions). VoltDB can access discrete objects (where an object is relationally associated rows residing in a single partition) very rapidly while still supporting less frequent multi-partition queries. Single partition transactions scale – VoltDB can do hundreds of thousands of single partition procedures per second with just a few nodes.
Using the examples above, single partition transactions are things like: total the value of the orders of a single customer, or change a single flight to indicate it has landed.
Multi-partition transactions can be done hundreds to thousands of times per second. They're still very fast, but they come at the cost of additional network overhead. Using the examples above, multi-partition transactions are queries like: find the customer with the most open orders, or mark all the reservations for a specific flight as cancelled, or find the customer that should receive order_id 100.
In summary …
Although partitioning a VoltDB database is important to achieving the best performance and scale, it can also be somewhat difficult to grasp initially. Once you get the hang of it, though, it's not as difficult as it may initially seem. I hope this post has helped to shed some light on the subject, and inspires you to jump in and try VoltDB soon.
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Don't forget your swimsuit: Avoiding the red run (and the nude sauna) in Bad Hofgastein
It takes me less than 20 minutes to transfer myself from the slopes to the sauna – including the time required for that never-elegant style of walking that goes hand-in-hand with wearing ski boots.
Once inside I find myself surrounded, again, by jovial Europeans. Only this time, they are free of salopettes, gloves and hats. And t-shirts and socks. And pants.
Downhill all the way: Bad Hofgastein offers fine terrain for skiers of all levels
I have clearly been so ecstatic at the idea of spending my days on the piste and my nights in the pool that I have overlooked the naked woman in the brochure for the Alpentherme, Bad Hofgastein's most enticing delight – a giant spa.
After strolling along the hotel corridor, cosily clad in dressing gown and slippers – and after swimming merrily in my costume alongside other lycra-covered bathers whose breath smokes like fog against the cold mountain air in the warm pools of 'Relaxworld' – I nonchalantly take the steps down to 'Saunaworld'.
A spotless changing area leads me outside to the jacuzzi – and my relaxed state evaporates.
This is a costume-less land.
I march past the jacuzzi, still in my gown, and am relieved to see several sauna huts, all set to different heats for the maximum experience. I stay firmly in my swimwear, and am eventually able to unwind, becoming quite fond of my bare-bottomed buddies and their carefree attitude.
Spa amid the snow: The Alpentherme offers a range of sauna and spa delights in Bad Hofgastein
I even manage to fully liberate myself by having one 'go' in the jacuzzi. But enough said about that...
The main selling point of Bad Hofgastein – a largely upmarket resort town 60 miles south of Salzburg in central Austria – is its spas. Many of the hotels have their own pool, steam room and sauna as an alternative to the Alpentherme – which also has a gym, a 'Ladiesworld' and an area for children with plenty of fun splash slides.
My partner and I discover that using the pool in our own hotel (as opposed to the almighty Alpentherme) is an option not to be discounted as it provides a quiet and more secluded space, just a few floors away in the lift.
The only negative of having such vast and convenient spa access is that it tends to steal the limelight from the skiing, which under regular circumstances is my dream winter-weekend activity.
I am no pro when it comes to the slopes. So I am a little anxious when I first glimpse the spaghetti junction of mostly red (intermediate) runs laid out ahead of me. Partly because I am rarely convinced that colour categories on the pistes are to be trusted. Some black runs are easier than some reds, and some blues are harder than everything else. For a control freak like me, this is dangerous territory.
Lucy eases onto the slopes (left), and tries to make sure that partner Jack does not drag her onto any red runs
But when I say that I am no pro, I am probably a (modest) intermediate, with the guts of someone more comparable to Bambi on the lake. I can parallel down a not-so-steep blue with ease, but if I see something more vertical looking I seize up into the snow-plough position and have to sing to myself in order to make it down the mountain.
For this reason, I like to plan which runs I attempt very carefully. Much to the annoyance of my extremely advanced (and extremely free-spirited) partner.
Although his patience is tested to begin with, ('I can't move, Jack, I can't go in that lift, it leads to a red, are you trying to sneak me onto a black run?'), by the middle of the week I was able to appreciate the fresh powder.
Bad Hofgastein sits within the Gastein Valley - a pretty mountainous enclave that also proves to be easily accessible. There is a bus service, free for all skiers and boarders, which will take you to any of the runs in the sibling resort areas of Bad Gastein and Dofgastein.
We take time to explore, and find that it is often only a few minutes the bottom of the nearest runs.
Getting in the swing of things: Lucy tries the traditional dress for size (left), but makes sure to stay fully clothed at the Alpentherme (swimming area 'Relaxworld' pictured), where some of the guests like to be costume-free
My obsessive run-planning sees us stick to the friendlier downhill options. Some are beautifully tree-lined, perfect for meandering; some are short and sharp, giving me a chance to practice my technique.
On our favourite route, we make a notable discovery. A food-and-drink shack, Hamburger Skihutte, is so inviting that we find ourselves returning most days. The staff are kind, the waitress offering to take our picture and refusing to give up until around 100 shots later, when she achieves an image free of blur from the outside light.
Oh, and the food is delicious. Jack and I agree that the house burger at Hamburger Skihutte is the best we have ever tried. Also on the menu are warming stews, bowls of bolognaise and plenty of puddings. I take a special liking to the Austrian beers.
Deep and crisp and even: This portion of the Austrian Alps offers some truly splendid scenery
Not that we need to eat out. Our hotel provides breakfast and dinner, as well as an after-ski snack of soup and bread. The breakfast has all you could want and the dinners are four-course and divine – starters of the freshest salads, cheeses and meats, and mains and desserts that are hearty yet delicate, served with a fine-dining flourish.
Everything seems to come with a gherkin in Austria. Including the jacuzzi.
Travel Facts
A seven-night half-board break in the Austrian ski resort of Bad Hofgastein can be booked with Direct Ski (0800 358 0448; www.directski.com). Prices from £489 per person.
A one-week half-board stay at the four-star Hotel Norica - including buffet breakfast and four-course evening meals, costs from £977 per person through Direct Ski. This prices includes return flights from Gatwick (Manchester, Dublin and Belfast also available), transfers and accommodation.
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It is much too early to speculate what WrestleMania XXVIII will look like, but can you really blame me?
Stuck in a tiresome and highly predictable PG era, the WWE has become as stale as ever. We are trapped in a bland period of wrestling and do not have much to look forward to as of late. John Cena is the WWE Champion, Orton is the World Champion, and CM Punk may be on his way out.
So in anticipation of an event that can drag us out of a boring string of incredibly boring angles, story-lines, and title runs--I have composed a promising card for the upcoming WrestleMania.
And although 'Mania is the company's most touted show, that too has come up disappointing in the past four or five years. Nearly each 'Mania dating back to WrestleMania XIX has been plagued by poor undercard booking.
Hell, even the main events have been terribly inconsistent. There were gems like Michaels-Taker, Taker-Edge, and Michaels-Cena...but there have been quite a few duds such as Triple H-Orton and Cena-Miz.
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