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Eurail Global PassFrom AU$ 439 From AU$ 439 Eurail
Key features
- Unlimited travel in 28 countries.
- The only rail pass to visit all of Europe.
- Discount for families or groups of 2-5 people with the Saver Pass.
- Children up to 11 travel for free. More details
- Youth (12 - 25) discounts available
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The Eurail Global Pass is the most complete rail pass to visit Europe. With your Global Pass you can visit up to 28 countries, which are listed below:
|Bosnia and Herzegovina
|Czech Republic
Travel where you please whenever you want! Take as many trains as you like, there is no limit on the distance you can travel in a day. The Eurail Global Pass, to put it simply, offers unlimited travel at a fixed price!
Hop on hop off trains to visit any place you want. The Eurail Global Pass gives you access to all trains, but remember that premium trains require a seat reservation. The Things to know section explains everything you need to know about seat reservations.
Enjoy the bonuses which are included in the Eurail Global Pass. You will get discounted fares for selected hotels, reduced museum fares, free ferry trips and more. You will also receive a free Eurail travel pack (Travel map and user guide).
The Eurail Global Pass is the key to have a hassle-free trip in Europe.
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The Eurail Global Pass is certainly the most convenient solution to travel extensively on board trains in Europe. The Eurail Global Pass will offer you unlimited rail travel in more than 25 European countries, giving you the opportunity to visit main cities such as Paris, Rome, Berlin, Munich, Barcelona or Amsterdam.
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Get a Eurail Pass and travel extensively by train in Europe. You'll be able to visit more than 20 countries, visit all major cities and discover every charming little towns. When travelling with your family or friends, you'll even get a discount with the Saver pass option.
Things to know
Who can buy a rail pass?Any person living in a non-European country can use the Eurail Global Pass. Please note that residents of Russia and Turkey are not eligible.
Seat reservation
To travel on board high speed and night trains, you need to book a seat reservation.
Seat reservations are compulsory on most premium trains and are a guarantee to get a seat or a sleeping berth. As a pass holder, you will only be charged a fraction of the usual standard fare.
In most cases, you can reserve your seat up to 90 days in advance. Don't wait too long to book your seat. They are limited!
Book a seat reservation with Rail Europe.
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As an alternative to high speed and night trains, you can travel on board regional trains. Most don't require a seat reservation when you have a rail pass so you won't have to pay any extra charge. Just sit back and relax!
What is a Saver Pass?
A Saver Pass is a single pass listing the names of all people travelling together. It is offered to families or groups of 2 to 5 people.
- Adults usually get a 15% discount with a Saver Pass.
- Remember, children can travel for free with an adult. See conditions below.
Child concessions
Children under 4 travel for free. Do not include them in your booking as they don't need a rail pass. However if you want them to have a guaranteed seat on board high speed trains or a bed on board night trains, you must make a reservation before travelling.
Children from 4 to 11 travel for free. As a rail pass will still be issued for them, please make sure you include them in your booking. For guaranteed seats on board high speed and night trains, please remember to book a seat for you and your children.
How to use a rail pass?
It is required that you start using your rail pass within 11 months of the date of purchase.
To use your rail pass for the first time, you have to go to any train station in Europe. A railway official will write down your passport number on the rail pass and stamp it. Don't forget to write down the date of travel on your rail pass.
You should also record your trip in the Travel Report on the cover of your rail pass.
Please ensure that all the above information is reflected on your rail pass. An unstamped rail pass or incomplete travel information can lead to a fine and payment of a full fare ticket.
Open the link to see what a Eurail Global Pass looks like.
Travel day
A travel day starts from midnight and ends at midnight the next day. It lasts 24 hours. During that period, you can take as many trains as you want.
Our tip:
You can get a free travel day with the 7 PM rule when the four conditions below are met:
- Your rail pass should be activated by a rail official.
- You must travel on board a night train which departs after 7 pm, and this trip should be the first one you are taking during that day.
- You must reach your destination no later than 4 am on the following day.
- The arrival date must be within the validity of your rail pass.
The validity is the number of travel days of a rail pass.You can choose between flexible and consecutive validities.
Flexible validities allow you to choose which days you want to travel within the period covered by your rail pass.
E.g. For a rail pass with a validity of 5 days within 1 month. If you activate your rail pass on the 1st of the month, you can travel on the 3rd, 4th, 7th, 12th and 30th of this month.
Consecutive validities give you unlimited travel during consecutive days.
E.g. For a rail pass with a validity of 3 days continuous. By activating your rail pass on the 1st of the month, you can use it until the 3rd.
Rail pass benefits
Most rail passes include discounts and bonuses. Save money and make the most of your trip with your rail pass.
When available you will get hotel discounts, free entrance to museums, discounted boat trips and more.
Get your free travel pack (including a user guide and a detailed rail map) when you book a Eurail Pass with Rail Europe.
Benefits by country available with a Eurail Pass:
Interactive Rail Map
The Interactive Travel Map will allow you to plan your trip easily in Europe. Type-in your itinerary or choose it directly from the map. You can even provide your travel dates to view trains and fares related to your itinerary.
Use your Eurail Global Pass to visit the countries below:
|Bosnia and Herzegovina
|Czech Republic
Q. What are the differences between Eurail Global Pass and Eurail Select Pass?A. The best-selling Eurail Global Pass offers unlimited, 1st Class train travel in 24 European countries: Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Bulgarian Denmark, Finland, Czech Republic, Germany, Greece, France, Ireland, Italy, Hungary, Netherlands, Norway, Luxembourg, Romania, Slovenia, Portugal, Slovakia, Switzerland, Spain, Sweden and Turkey. Choices range from 15 consecutive days to 3 months of travel or 10 and 15 flexible days within a 2-month time period, plus money-saving Eurail Global Pass bonuses. The Eurail Select Pass provides unlimited train travel for the duration you select in your choice of any 3, 4 or 5 countries that border each other, as well as attractive bonuses. Select from Austria, Benelux (Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands), Bulgaria/Serbia/Montenegro, Croatia/Slovenia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Republic of Ireland, Italy, Norway, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and Turkey.
Q. If I'm traveling through a country not included on Eurail Select Pass, can I add that country to the pass?A. Passes are only valid for travel in the countries covered by that particular pass. If you travel through a country not included on your pass, you'll need to purchase an additional ticket for that part of the trip. For example, if you travel from Germany to Italy through Austria, Austria is not a country on your Eurail Select Pass and will not be covered; you must purchase an additional ticket. If you have not purchased your pass please view our online maps to see if you will be travelling through a country you have not planned for.
Travel forum
Scandinavia pass info requiredWith this pass is it possible to go from Copenhagen to Stockholm to Oslo, Bergen and return to Copenhagen all in 7 days? (...)
answered | Posted by David W. | Comments 2 | Created: 23/09/2016
ReservationI have bought Eurail Global Pass. Do I need booking reservation for Railjet and Eurocities?
answered | Posted by MEI M. | Comments 0 | Created: 05/09/2016
Buy rail passes or point to point tickets?There are 5 peoples travelling and my itinerary are as follows, should I buy the 5 days 2 countries (Italy and France) Rail Passes (...)
answered | Posted by Catherine H. | Comments 4 | Created: 21/08/2016
Seniors passIs there a seniors discount available for Seniors for a Global 1 or 2 month pass
answered | Posted by Geo H. | Comments 0 | Created: 28/07/2016
Travel to 7 citiesHi, I will visit 7 European cities in 8 countries next year. I know that I will need to buy a Eurail Global Pass. I will stay (...)
answered | Posted by Romeo C. | Comments 0 | Created: 27/07/2016
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- "Convenient yes, " Luigi Emanuele t. 20/09/2016
It was certainly convenient to be able to travel from Italy, through 8 countries to Norway on a 22 day Pass. There are two improvements that could be made however. Firstly, the Eurail App should include direct links to the participating train companies on specific legs, to enable online reservations for seats with that company direct from the App. Because I did not know which train company was responsible for particular legs, I mostly needed to attend a Station to make the reservation hours or a day in advance. Secondly, whilst the Eurail App was excellent in linking connecting legs of a long journey, many of the legs were separated by only minutes at the railway stations where a connection to another train was required. This allowed insufficient time to work out which platform the connecting train was leaving from. This could be rectified by a link from the App to the particular railway station to allow access to the Station timetable to determine which Platform to present to. Value for money Convenience
- "Paris-Brussels review" Kim n. 23/08/2016
overall a good trip, safe, easy and convenient. Value for money Convenience
- "First Europe trip" Lubna k. 20/01/2016
It has been the most memorable time of my / our life as we made a trip first time to Europe. The Euro rail was just perfect for our journey as we planned throughout 16 countries. Vey glad that we chose Eurail over flights. Value for money Convenience
- "fantastic value" Paul s. 12/01/2016
We used our rail passes all over Europe and visited 18 cities. it was convenient, and easy even with the language barrier. booking the train then the hotel was the way to go. Value for money Convenience
- "Europe travel" Joileen m. 18/12/2015
I found the Eurail Global Pass a great way to travel. It was very convenient and I didn't have any issues overall. The only negative is the fact it states that once the trip was completed the `pass folder` could be returned for a gift reward. I did this and have had no response. This is most disappointing. Value for money Convenience
- "Eurail Passes" Ramon c. 10/12/2015
The train travel is fine. The convoluted eurail pass and recommended train booking site (raileurope.com) is very average. You cannot book a train anytime less than a week. Very poor. So I never used this site. I eventually just boarded a train with no booking, and never had a problem. Reservation fees were also a joke in some cases. Value for money Convenience
- "Best Decision EVER !" Zebrina w. 20/11/2015
purchasing the eurail pass for our trip around Europe was the best decision we could have made ; it was so convenient and we saved so much money on our routes by having this pass. we had no issues at all with using it, definitely recommend this to anyone who is thinking of traveling via trains, ferries and buses in Europe. you cant go wrong. We hadnt pre-booked any tickets before hand and there were only a few instances where we werent able to get the tickets we were wanting and had to choose a different destination, perfect for those travelers who arent following a specific itinerary. Value for money Convenience
- "Great trip" Trevor b. 14/10/2015
Worked well. Sometimes a bit confusing about the need for seat reservations. Value for money Convenience
- "France, Italy, Austria" Stephen t. 02/09/2015
We used our rail pass everywhere! 120 trips in 80 days! Some were short trips from a central town e.g 4 days travelling to the Cinque Terra towns from La Spezia; others were long trips between cities or towns. We found good (sometimes great) accomodation close ( Value for money Convenience
- "Heaven is a Eurail Pass" John h. 17/08/2015
My third Eural trip in eighteen months. Last time I went by train from Milan to Narvik in Arctic Norway. This time bak and forth in Germany and Austria, then to Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Why do I love it (having been holidaying on Eurail for over thirty years? Luxury trains, speed, stations with far better facilities than airports, ability to change plans, follow something that suddenly excites interest, see countryside up close and often where no road goes. Highlight this time - the Oslo to Bergen six hours of mountains and snow, plunging fiords and waterfalls, all with a hot chocolate dispensing machine in the 1st class carriage! Value for money Convenience
- "Best way to travel" Stephen l. 15/07/2015
Travelling by train in Norway, then from Norway to Netherlands was the best way to travel if you have the time. It is worth the extra to have First Class and reservations. We travelled by day to see the countries. We definitely saved by having a Eurail Global Pass Value for money Convenience
- "Nice Fist Train trip" Rohan s. 01/07/2015
Love this train trip, it was quick, on time and comfortable. Value for money Convenience
- "Euro trip Germany " . 09/06/2015
I love my trip thanks a lot Eurial Global Pass
- "Just a terrific way to tour" Stephen t. 21/10/2014
We travelled considerable distances in a relaxed and comfortable manner. Trains were on time and clean and having a wagon with wifi was a bonus. Value for money Convenience
- "Way to go by rail" Donald m. 14/10/2014
Europe by rail is very convenient, especially if, like me you book hotels near railway stations. For a few dollars more go the first class way. Trains are quick, comfortable and (usually) reliable. One broke down outside Budapest and led me to miss my Belgrade connection to Sofia. The one problem with Rail Europe that I have already mentioned before the trip is in the reservations. After I purchased my rail pass, I could not reserve seats on specific journeys in Europe. Practically it didn't prove much of a problem, but annoyed me at the time. Consequently, on future trips I will use Rail Plus, which does allow this facility. Also, my ticket on the channel tunnel (Eurostar) never materialised - my fault? - so I had to purchase another over in London. So, for would-be European travellers, go by rail! Value for money Convenience


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CLEMSON -- Clemson finds itself in a delicate balancing act, weighing the interests of the remainder of this season while also beginning to groom its quarterback of the future.
On one hand, Clemson coach Dabo Swinney said Tuesday there is no quarterback controversy and the Tigers will continue focusing all efforts on winning this season.
On the other hand, Swinney said backup quarterback Tajh Boyd will play throughout the rest of the season, saying his development is critical. Swinney said Boyd will play in spots behind starter Kyle Parker.
"He is a guy we need to play," Swinney said, referring to his redshirt freshman quarterback. "The remainder of the season you can expect to see him playing. We've got to get him in there to continue developing him. … I'm so excited about the future with Tajh and I'm excited about the weapons we have around him."
While Swinney is excited about the future, he says Parker gives the Tigers the best chance to win in the present. The Tigers are precariously close to mathematical elimination in the ACC
Atlantic, but there are still a number of things to play for, including bowl eligibility and recruiting interests.
Still, could Swinney foresee a scenario in which Boyd starts this season?
"The only way I could see (Boyd) starting is if Kyle Parker goes in the tank," Swinney said. "I'd be shocked if that happened."
The emergence of Boyd is in part due to his performance at practice, in part due to Parker's poor play at Boston College, and in part readying him for 2011.
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"One of the things that has happened the last two or three weeks is our backup quarterback (Boyd) has done a great job at practice and in preparation, and I think he's really developed," Napier said. "He is a great leader. He has gained the respect of our staff and teammates. The other part of the equation is Kyle didn't play well against Boston College."
At Boston College, Parker threw two critical fourth quarter interceptions. Earlier this season, the staff was one poor series away from pulling Parker against Miami, when Parker threw three interceptions.
"If (Parker) plays and makes decisions like he did Saturday, we have to do what's in the best interest of the team and hold him accountable," Napier said. "What we saw Saturday was a guy that was trying to freelance a little bit and play outside the parameters of the offense. He tried to shoulder the burden when things weren't going well."
Parker has missed departed skill players C.J. Spiller and Jacoby Ford and has yet to develop chemistry with Clemson's young receivers. Parker's efficiency rating has dropped from 124 last season to 110 this fall. Parker compared the season to his sophomore decline as a baseball player in 2009.
"I know what I am capable of doing, I know how I am capable of playing," Parker said. "The tricky thing is to get (everyone) to come together so we can play well. When that happens, individually, my performance will get better."
Clemson tight end Dwayne Allen said the team still believes in Parker, noting he's the same player who led the Tigers to a six-game winning streak last season. But Allen also said Boyd has made major strides.
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I am so tired of the snarky, arbitrary rule-setting ('I think this, therefore this is THE RULES') over what women can and can't wear, and where.
A few example, from the easy-to-search Trade Me message boards:
"Leggings are fine as long as you are under 70kg..... well under! :)"
"[Size] 16 is too large for a mini skirt & 60 is too old"
Coloured jeans: "On children up to the age of 17, yes. Adults - no."
Now, I like rules. I follow rules. I follow dress codes. But only when they're set down by somewhere or someone I want to gain admission to. So if I ever report at court again I will leave my gold pants at home, because although there is no actual dress code for journalists in court, recent events suggest sequins are not ok.
Next time I'm getting on a plane in America I will cover my cleavage, unlike this woman, who was banned from boarding. And next time I'm in the posh section at Ascot I will ensure that my headpiece has a base diameter of 10cm or more.
But I will not wear nude hosiery and closed-toe heels to work all summer, just because some stupid 'style expert' says I should. (An actual quote from that story: "We women must always make sure we don't appear too sexy and, at the same time, we don't look too severe in a pantsuit", which makes me want to punch her right in the face. Or would that be too severe?) The harebrained what-to-wear news story is one version of sweeping rule-setting that really gets me riled up.
The other kind is more insidious. It's us, women. It's all those times we see a stranger on the street and we mutter to our friend "God, doesn't she know short women should never wear long skirts?" It's when we see a big girl wearing the same tight top as all her skinny friends, and tsk and shake our heads. It's when we say, "jeggings: just no".
I think it's okay to have those thoughts and file them away in your own rules about what you, personally, will or will not wear. It's not ok to sneer at the person you've decided is breaking the rules, because you are not the boss of the world. (Having a go anonymously, online, makes you far trashier and tackier than that big girl in the threadbare bike shorts, btw.)
I'm guilty of thinking snarky thoughts, for sure. Sometimes I cringe and think, "wow, she really shouldn't be wearing that". But it's never about colours or particular items of clothing, or leopard print or fake fur, etc. I think it comes down to: please don't put on public display, anything that would be covered by a bikini (or for men, Speedos). That's it, that's my only rule, and it's actually part of the super-lax dress code that we tacitly agree to by venturing out in public. (See: Summary Offences Act 1981; 27 (1): Indecent Exposure).
So let's all take off our judgey-pants, shall we? And put on something a little more tolerant.
Do you have stricter ideas than I do about what women can and can't wear? Have you ever been pulled up for breaking a dress code, or for breaking someone else's totally made-up, personal dress code?
» Catherine Woulfe is the deputy editor of Sunday magazine.
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Tall (6' 5") and blond, Ryan Stiles played in improvisation troupes and performed stand-up comedy for a decade before getting his first regular TV series gig playing Lewis, the janitor at a pharmaceutical house who seems forever attached to Drew Carey, on "The Drew Carey Show" (ABC, 1995-2004). A high school dropout, Stiles crossed from his native Washington to Canada to begin his career performing in Vancouver comedy clubs. Towards the end of this period, he tried his hand at TV a bit, appearing on an isolated episode of the CBS series "Stir Crazy" (1985). In 1986, he went to Toronto to join the famed Second City troupe and when a Los Angeles branch was founded in 1990, he moved to California to be part of it. Stiles' early TV exposure was on "Andrea Martin: Together Again" (Showtime, 1989). He also was a regular on the British-produced comedy series "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" seen in the States on Comedy Central. Additionally, Stiles made three guest appearances on "The John Larroquette Show" (NBC) in three different roles.


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COLUMBIA -- It's November. South Carolina's football team is 6-2. What's new?
That's exactly what the Gamecocks would like to learn over the course of the next four weeks, beginning tonight against No. 17 Arkansas: Is something new?
"We have to finish strong," sophomore receiver Tori Gurley said. "We can't be like the old Carolina."
South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier doesn't like talking about the program's history, recent or ancient. But, you know, since Gurley brought it up.
The Gamecocks were 6-2 in 2007. In the end, that was a 6-6 team that missed a bowl game altogether.
The Gamecocks were 6-2 in 2009. A big win against Clemson aside, they lost four of five to end the season.
"History kind of represents itself well that we haven't finished well in the past," receivers coach Steve Spurrier Jr. said.
"But history doesn't have much to do with where we are right now."
This is now the third time in Spurrier's six seasons that the team is 6-2 entering the final third of the season.
Eight games down, four -- and maybe more -- to go.
"It's always interesting," Spurrier said. "After eight games, everybody in the country almost halfway assumes, 'Well, this is the kind of year they've had.' And it's really only two-thirds over with. The final third really determines what kind of year you've had."
To aid the Gamecocks' chances of rewriting history, November is a bit different in 2010.
The "orange crush" portion of the schedule, Florida and Clemson, has been watered down. Those teams are a combined 9-7 right now. But it's not as if that makes those gimmes.
Troy is sprinkled into the final month mix, only as a result of a schedule change a year ago.
And then there's Arkansas (6-2, 3-2 SEC), today's opponent. At least on paper, it's the toughest remaining opponent. The Razorbacks' two losses have come against Alabama and at Auburn, and they were in both of those games.
"This may be as good of a team as we've faced," Spurrier said. "Alabama didn't play very well the day they were in here. And we played near perfect. This will be a big challenge, to see if we can beat Arkansas this week."
Win or lose today, the likelihood is that the Gamecocks (6-2, 4-2) and Gators (5-3, 3-3) will decide the SEC East next week in The Swamp.
But Spurrier and players have worked all week to illustrate the importance of the Razorbacks.
"We need momentum going into Florida," senior captain Pat DiMarco said. "A big win here would not only help us in the rankings, but also help us with our team morale and be ready to go down in The Swamp and do what we need to do."
DiMarco's a pretty outstanding example of a player who understands the value of this month. He's a Floridian who grew up a Gators fan.
"It's in the back of all our minds, especially the senior guys, just knowing this is our last year," DiMarco said. "We've done something special so far. We're not going to let it slip out of our hands. We've got to keep pushing, keep driving so we can ultimately make our team goals and do what we want to do, play for the SEC."
Some cynics might have giggled when freshman Marcus Lattimore started talking in August about winning an SEC title.
"It's perfect. It's laying out perfect for us. It's right there for us," said Lattimore, who has 962 total yards and 13 touchdowns in seven games this season. "We've got to come out here and start it off by beating Arkansas on Saturday. We just can't have a letdown, man.
"We've got to come out every week and focus on the opponent. I think we can win the rest of them."
Spurrier Jr. said he tries not to put the brunt of history on his receivers. Instead, he works to narrow the players' focus. He wants them locking in on Arkansas -- and particularly how they're finishing plays and games, not just seasons.
South Carolina actually led 16-10 in Fayetteville, Ark., last season before things came crashing down around the Gamecocks, with Arkansas scoring the final 23 points of the game in a 33-16 Hogs' win.
USC's two losses this season, at Auburn and Kentucky, were both as a result of second-half implosions.
"There's been a focus to finish the second half," Spurrier Jr. said. "In the third quarter, fourth quarter, we need to play better."
So, here's South Carolina at 6-2 again. What are the Gamecocks going to do about it?
"We're 6-2. I think we were 6-2 last year," Spurrier said after last week's win against Tennessee. "We'll see if we can finish."


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Mark Boal Sues Federal Government Over Bowe Bergdahl Tapes
He seeks to prevent the government from subpoenaing his interviews with the former POW.By Nate Jones
He seeks to prevent the government from subpoenaing his interviews with the former POW.By Nate Jones
His case, which was stalled until this ruling was made, can now go forward.By Claire Landsbaum
Few topics are impenetrable enough to deserve this sort of ending. Love, maybe. Death. Certainly war.By Scott Beauchamp
To be upset that the general public doesn't understand the tough position Bergdahl's actions put his battle buddies in is shallow, petulant, and beside the point.By Scott Beauchamp
We hear about the prisoner swap that brings Bergdahl home.By Scott Beauchamp
For the first time this season, I really saw myself in Bergdahl. That's what brought me to tears.By Scott Beauchamp
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Hearing the Taliban's side of the story.By Scott Beauchamp
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Ultimate Chocolate Sugar Cookies
Total Time
Prep 1 hr
Cook 36 mins
I'll admit that this is going to take some time but the result is so completely worth it! The prep time includes the mixing, chilling and decoration time. Baking time is for all the baking sheets to be baked one at a time. If your guests/family don't fall to their knees in worship of you then they do not deserve you!
Ingredients Nutrition
Chocolate cookies
- 551.25 ml all-purpose flour
- 78.07 ml sifted Dutch-processed cocoa powder
- 1.23 ml salt
- 177.44 ml unsalted butter, softened
- 236.59 ml granulated sugar
- 2 large eggs
- 9.85 ml espresso powder, dissolved in
- 4.92 ml boiling water
- 7.39 ml pure vanilla extract
- 170.09 g bittersweet chocolate, melted
- 1 egg white, mixed with
- 4.92 ml water
- pearl sugar or candy sprinkles or nonpareils or colored crystal sugar
- finely chopped nuts
- 118.29 ml heavy cream
- 9.85 ml light corn syrup
- 113.39 g fine semisweet chocolate or 113.39 g bittersweet chocolate, such as Lindt Excellence
- 14.79 ml dark Jamaican rum (optional)
- 2.46 ml pure vanilla extract
- 2.46-4.92 ml hot water, if needed
- Make cookies:.
- Sift together the flour, cocoa, and salt. Set aside.
- In bowl of electric mixer, using paddle attachment, mix butter on medium-low speed until it is creamy and lightened in color. Add the sugar in a steady stream, and beat until thoroughly combined.
- Add the egg, espresso, and vanilla.
- Scrape down sides of bowl as needed, then mix in melted chocolate.
- Reduce mixer speed to low and blend in dry ingredients in two additions, mixing only to combine after each addition.
- Remove dough from bowl and divide into quarters.
- Form each quarter into a 4" disk and wrap in plastic, refrigerate for 30-40 minutes or until firm enough to roll.
- You should be able to leave an imprint when you press dough.
- Position rack in center of oven and preheat to 350°F.
- Have ready two ungreased cookie sheets. Working with one-fourth of dough at a time, roll on a lightly floured flat surface until 3/16" thick.
- Using a 2 1/2" round cookie cutter or a cookie cutter of your choice, cut cookies from the dough.
- Transfer cookies to a sheet of waxed paper and brush lightly with egg/water mixture. Sprinkle with pearl sugar or other garnishes.
- Carefully place on cookie sheets.
- Bake cookies, one sheet at a time, for 9-10 minutes.
- Transfer cookies to a wire rack while still warm, and cool completely.
- Repeat with remaining dough.
- Break chocolate into 1" pieces and place into bowl of a food processor.
- Process until chocolate is finely chopped. Empty chocolate into a medium-sized bowl and set aside.
- In a small saucepan, heat heavy cream and corn syrup on low heat until it comes to a gentle boil.
- Immediately pour hot cream over chopped chocolate.
- Let it stand for about 1 minute, then stir chocolate and cream together, slowly mixing until all chocolate is melted and mixture is fully emulsified.
- Blend in rum and vanilla.
- If surface is oily, stir in 1/2 to 1 teaspoon of hot water.
- Glaze should thicken as it stands, but remain pourable.
- If ganache fails to thicken, chill it in refrigerator for 4 to 5 minutes.
- Watch carefully, as it must not be too cold. Spoon ganache over cookies, letting it trickle down the sides.
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These may be the most elegant cookies I've ever made! Even though I struggle with cutouts I decided to make snowflakes. The dough was a little difficult to work with for me but I managed okay without to many temper tantrums. :) The ganache absolutely puts these over the top. I put the ganache in a storage bag and just snipped the tiniest tip of the corner to make a beautiful and thin striped ganache over each and every corner of my snowflakes. They turned out beautifully. Thank you!
Fabulous Cookies! Here's what I learned: If you bake by weight Dutch Cocoa powder does not weigh the same as regula; Cookies took 12 minutes in my oven; Ganache took about 30 minutes in the fridge to reach the consistency I wanted to fill sandwich cookies; Dough was easy to work with, I rolled it between two sheets of wax paper to avoid using flour; These were very time consuming to make. Next time I will roll the dough into logs and slice them after refrigeration; The egg white wash started dissolving my sugar garnish and made it look messy, they looked much nicer when I sprinkled the sugar directly on the cookie; A double recipe of the Ganache was not quite enough to fill 35 cookies (2 3/4" round).
Delicious cookies. The dough isn't as elastic as regular sugar cookie dough but it is easier to work with after a short time in the refrigerator.


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LLC Protection for Members' Personal Debt in Louisiana
The laws on what creditors are allowed to do vary state by state. This article will look at what type of actions creditors of LLC owners are allowed to take against an LLC in Lousiana. To see the rules about personal creditor's rights against LLC owners in other states, see Single-Member LLCs and Asset Protection: A 50-State Guide.
Charging Order
A charging order is an order issued by a court directing an LLC's manager to pay to the debtor-owner's personal creditor any distributions of income or profits that would otherwise be distributed to the debtor-member. If the LLC doesn't make any distributions, the creditor gets nothing. In most states, creditors with charging orders only obtain the owner-debtor's financial rights and cannot participate in the management of the LLC. Thus, the creditor cannot order the LLC to make a distribution subject to its charging order. Very frequently, creditors who obtain charging orders end up with nothing.
In many states, a charging order is the exclusive remedy for personal creditors of an LLC owner. The rationale for making a charging order the exclusive remedy is to protect the other LLC owners from having an outside creditor step into the shoes of the debtor member and share in the management and control of the LLC.
Lousiana law states that personal creditors of an LLC owner can obtain a charging order against the LLC. However, unlike many other states, Lousiana LLC law does not state that a charging order is the exclusive remedy. Thus, in addition to obtaining a charging order, creditors could seek other remedies against the LLC debtor, such as foreclosure or possibly even requesting a court to order the LLC dissolved and its assets sold to pay the creditor's judgment.
This makes Lousiana one of the least attractive states for liability protection for LLC owners against other LLC owner's personal debt. By not expressly making a charging order the exclusive remedy, LLC owners in Lousiana are at risk that personal creditors of LLC members will pursue other remedies, including foreclosure or ordering the dissolution of the LLC.
Single-Member LLCs
The reason some states limit the remedies available against an LLC owner to a charging order is to protect members (owners) of an LLC from another member's personal creditors. This rationale disappears when the LLC has only one member (owner). As a result, the LLC laws and court decisions in some states make a distinction between multi-member and single-member LLCs ("SMLLCs") and allow creditors of SMLLC owners to pursue additional remedies against SMLLC owner debtors even if a charging order is the only remedy allowed for multi-member LLCs. Because personal creditors of LCC owner/debtors in Lousiana are not expressly limited to a charging order, there would be no reason to create a special exception for SMLLC personal creditors.
Under Lousiana law, creditors of a SMLLC are allowed to pursue a charging order. Because the law doesn't state that a charging order is the only remedy available to LLC personal creditors, creditors could pursue other remedies against SMLLC owner debtors including foreclosure or seeking the dissolution of the LLC.
Should You Consider Forming Your LLC in Another State?
You do not have to form your LLC in Lousiana even if it is where you live or do business. You can form an LLC in any state--for example, even though your business is in Lousiana, you could form an LLC in Delaware to own and operate it because it has a more favorable LLC law. Doing so will not save you Lousiana taxes because your LLC will have to qualify to do business in Louisiana and pay the same taxes as any other LLC.
So, should you shop around for a state that provides the most limited liability to LLC owners? If limiting liability is extremely important to you, you may want to consider forming your LLC someplace other than Lousiana. However, there are other factors you should consider as well, such as how much it costs to form an LLC in the other state. Moreover, there is no guarantee that the Lousiana courts will always apply the law of the state where you formed your LLC instead of the less favorable Lousiana LLC law. This is a complex legal issue with no definitive answer. Consult an experienced business lawyer for more information.
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Do Scented Pencils Make You Smarter?
Get a higher G.P.A. without studying longer, altering habits, or spending extra time with the teacher. All a person has to do is change the pencil they are using. Does it sound too good to be true?
This is the outcome of a study creating waves in the collegiate community, also making an impact on all levels of students. A scented pencil has been shown to correlate with more than a full point increase in G.P.A. This is the premise of a new study released by Raudenbush, a published inventor and doctor of experimental physiological psychology at the Wheeling Jesuit Psychology University.
The official story released can be found here. Reportedly, university freshmen that used peppermint-smelling pencils several times a week showed an average G.P.A. of 3.2, while those that did not use them at all averaged a 2.1. Those that utilized the scent-emitting pencils only once a month even had an improvement over a 2.1 G.P.A., averaging a 2.4.
Although it may seem like a gimmick, the smell has connotations in the scientific community. Peppermint, along with lime, stimulates the brain and targets receptors responsible for heightened mental clarity and responsiveness located in the reticular activating system.
There will undoubtedly be follow-up studies to crosscheck accuracy. Regardless of future outcomes, there are other benefits to a scented pencil: blocking out the offensive cologne of a desk-mate, making a love note extra special, or surprising your boss or teacher with a scented document. These findings so far seem to fit in with my childhood dream of a good life; I can remember berry-scented markers' popularity and wanting to use nothing else. If there is a chance this type of technology can increase mental agility, I know what kind of pencil I want elevator architects and engineers to be using.
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Drs. Marta Varga and Mihaly Toth of St. Louis announce the engagement of their daughter, Margit, to Andy Archer.
Archer is the son of Jeanne S. and Dr. Michael Archer of Amarillo.
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Mass layoff events and initial claims decrease in November
December 30, 2009
Employers took 1,797 mass layoff actions in November that resulted in the separation of 165,346 workers, seasonally adjusted, as measured by new filings for unemployment insurance benefits during the month.
The number of mass layoff events in November decreased by 330 from the prior month, and the number of associated initial claims decreased by 51,836, to their lowest levels since July 2008. However, year-to-date mass layoff events (27,669) and initial claims (2,792,736) both recorded program highs for a January to November period. (Data begin in April 1995.)
During the 24 months from December 2007 through November 2009, the total number of mass layoff events (seasonally adjusted) was 51,154, and the number of initial claims filed (seasonally adjusted) in those events was 5,187,170.
These data are from the Mass Layoff Statistics program. Data are seasonally adjusted. December 2007 was the start of a recession as designated by the National Bureau of Economic Research. Each mass layoff action involved at least 50 persons from a single employer. To learn more, see "Mass Layoffs in November 2009" (HTML) (PDF), news release USDL 09-1561.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Mass layoff events and initial claims decrease in November on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2009/ted_20091230.htm (visited September 30, 2016).
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Skip to comments.1st Infantry Division Bids Farewell to Germany
Posted on 07/06/2006 4:01:13 PM PDT by SandRat
WUERZBURG, Germany, July 6, 2006 The U.S. Army's 1st Infantry Division, known as the "Big Red One," bid farewell to its host country of Germany at Victory Park on Leighton Barracks here today. The colors of Big Red One are scheduled to be unfurled at Fort Riley, Kan., Aug. 1, and the division will assume command and control of its units now there. Among other duties, the division is slated to take on the mission of training foreign security forces training teams in support of operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom.
Despite numerous deployments to distant countries within the past 10 years, Big Red One soldiers have built lasting relationships with German friends and colleagues. For many, the ceremony marks a bittersweet day.
"When I think about the division leaving Germany and returning to the states, I can't help but be saddened just a little," Army Maj. Gen. Kenneth W. Hunzeker, 1st ID commanding general, said. "Like many of you, I've spent a large part of my military life here in Germany. We will miss the culture, the people, the partnerships, the opportunity to travel, and even the challenges associated with leading troops overseas.
"Serving in Europe has also afforded our leaders the opportunity to visit battlefields and walk the ground where our forefathers fought during World War I and World War II," Hunzeker said. "We are humbled to have been so fortunate to be able to study our profession on the ground that was fought to bring back freedom and democracy to this great continent."
Though first established in 1917 during World War I, the division moved to Germany for the first time immediately after World War II and remained here until 1955, when it first moved to Fort Riley.
Since that time, the Big Red One has answered the call to fight in Vietnam, operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm, before returning to Germany for the second time April 10, 1996. Within the last 10 years, the 1st ID has played key roles during peacekeeping operations in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo, and deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom II from February 2004 to February 2005.
"The Big Red One is privileged to have served more than 43 cumulative years on European soil," Hunzeker continued. "Thousands upon thousands of 1st Infantry Division veterans, from almost every era in our history, have shared in the experience of living and serving alongside our friends and neighbors in this great country. The fond memories that we have all had serving in Europe help to forever link us to the group of veterans who are very proud to have worn our patch and to the generations of Germans who have shown us hospitality for so many years."
Numerous special attendees were at the event, including Gen. David McKiernan, U.S. Army Europe commanding general; Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, 5th Corps commanding general; Command Sgt. Maj. Iuniasolua Savusa, USAREUR command sergeant major; Lt. Gen. Wolfgang Otto, German Army Forces Command commanding general; Pia Beckmann, lord mayor of Wurzburg; and Paul Beinhofer, Lower Franconia District president, who also spoke during the ceremony.
(Spc. Stephen Baack is assigned to the 1st Infantry Division.)
60 years later...
Kudos to the Big Red One and welcome home!
When Scroeder threatened to deny us the use of our bases in Germany, the die was cast. Our troops will be moved home, or forward based closer to the potential threats. Since the collapse of the Iron Curtain, Germany has been a comfortable and safe rear area for us until suddenly we realized that it wasn't anymore.
Too bad.
Future threats are going to be coming out of the mideast, and Africa, and the Far East. Germany was great, but next stop, Djibouti.
Welcome home guys...its long over due.
and the Poles, Czechs, Romanians, Bulgarians, Slovaks, Georgians, etc., are just loving it.
50 years ago most German citizens thanked us for being there, today they complain. Oddly enough, if our troops hadn't been there since the war Soviet troops would have...and they wouldn't be leaving.
Can anyone help me with the history of the name "Big Red One"? I know Big Red One has been in some infamous battles over the years, and I've heard it's name countless times, but I have always wondered about the origins of the name.
In other words, is there anything more significant than it's the 1st Infantry Division and they wear a red 1 on their patch? Could it just as easily have been "Big Blue One" or "Big Green One" if the numeral had been blue or green? Or does the "red" signify the blood that's been shed? Were they called Big Red One from the beginning in 1917 or did the name evolve over time?
Some divisional nicknames are perfectly clear (i.e. Screaming Eagles for paratroopers).
go to the web site in reply # 1 for the 1st ID and there should be a history link there.
The Big Red One. Wow. This is historic.
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60 years is certainly enough - and 17 years after the Iron Curtain fell.
Two legends have emerged in answer to the question about the origins of the Big Red One shoulder patch.
The first story says that during World War I, First Division supply trucks were of English Manufacture, so the drivers painted a huge figure "1" on each truck to distinguish their vehicles from those of the other Allies. Later, First Division Engineers carried this measure a step further by sewing a red patch on their sleeves on which was placed the number "1."
The second, more-often quoted tale involves a general and a lieutenant. According to this version, during the build-up and training days of 1917, a general officer decided that the Division needed a suitable shoulder sleeve insignia. He proceeded to cut a crude numeral "1" from a ragged suit of his flannel underwear. When a brash young lieutenant saw the red numeral, he shouted, "the general's underwear is showing!" The general shouted back, "all right young man, if you're so smart, come up with something better." The lieutenant produced a prototype of today's patch, using a piece of cloth (probably grey) from a captured soldier's uniform on which he placed the red "1".
In October 1918, the patch as it is now known, a red "1" on a solid olive green background, was officially approved for wear by members of the Division. Proudly worn, the patch symbolizes the legacy and tradition that binds all generations of those who have worn the Big Red One.
If you're gonna be one, be a big red one!
No kidding!
You're the first *real* 26th Regiment vet I've seen. I did basic training in Alpha 2-26 back in the late 80s. For many years I thought that the 26th was a TRADOC unit, not a unit with a long and proud history.
Little did I know...
yep, I'm a real Blue Spader.....Dobol. Alexander Haig commanded it till just before I got there.....he got his Bird and took command of the 3rd Bde at Di An (We were 1st Bde, Phuoc Vinh, then to Quan Loi).
Historic day.
Welcome home, soldiers.
I spent about an hour at Di An back in June 1967, waiting for a ride back to Tan Son Nhut from Nui Ba Den.
we could almost always see NBD from sorties, but the 25th Div owned it, LOL. Good landmark, tho, plus the electronics.
PS....the shack you probably waited in was directly in front of the gate of 1st Admin Co, yes?
All I can remember was a big room with a platoon of soldiers, all wearing red bandanas, waiting for the helicopters to come. There was a big box, about the size of a refrigerator box, full of comic books. And it was across the street from Graves Registration. Weird the things you remember after almost 40 years.
When my unit arrived in-country in July 65, we temporarily used an area just north of the Tan Son Nhut runway for our motor pool. We parked in the areas between the ammo bunkers and there was an access road that went around the east end of the runway. One morning as I was driving around the end of the runway, I saw an aircraft coming in very low directly at me. It was a VNAF A1E Skyraider that was on fire and the pilot was trying to make the runway. The road was muddy and I was smoking the tires but managed to get out of his path before he touched down short and skidded down the runway. On Google Earth, you can still see the unpaved road that skirts the east end of the runway.
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Does he still have the fever? Maybe roseola? My ds had this about a month ago. He had a fever for about 4 or 5 days, then it went away, and he broke out in a rash. Just my suggestion???
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DS had a fever for a few days then broke out in a rash and was diagnosed roseola.
It could be about 5 million things. I would just give him benedryl and take him to the doc tomorrow if needed.
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In Art Map, you have full control over how your map looks and how you choose to visualize various features that are on your map. Colors, line styles, and weights all fall under the cartographic term, Symbology. We're going to keep working on our Washington Dairy Farm map and start to change some of the random colors that ArcMap assigned to the features as we brought in each data set, to colors of mine styles, that is to say symbology, of our own choosing. In order to do that, we just click on the symbology patch that lies below each date of layer. I'll click on the dot that represents dairy farms, and that will bring up this Symbol Selector for those points.
Here we can choose for a variety of premade symbols, or we can style our own. Right now I'm going to choose the one that's called Circle 1. This just has a fill color with no outline. I'll go ahead and open up the Color panel and choose from the available color chips here. I'm going to choose Fire Red. I'll change the Size down to 18 down to 8. And we can see what that symbol will looks like. I'll go ahead and say Okay, and my map gets updated with the new style. Let's go ahead and go in there one more time. I'll once again click on the dot that represent dairy farms in the Layers panel, and I'll go ahead and click on, this time, Edit Symbol down below.
This'll load the Symbol Property Editor, where we can make some complex symbols of our own design. Over on the left we have a section called Layers, and right above we see a preview of the completed symbol. So, right now I have a single layer of this orange dot. I can go through the various fonts that are installed with ArcMap. In this case, the Esri Default Marker is the one loaded by default, and see all the different shapes and symbols within. I'm going to scroll down and choose this rounded rectangle here, and you'll see that it updates in my layer, and it also updates the preview, here. I'm going to change the size to something fairly large, just so we can see it.
I'll choose to change it to a 36 size. And so now I have a single square with rounded rectangles as my first layer. I can add a second layer to the stack by pressing this plus button here. And then I can go into the character marker change the font if I like and find a different symbol. When I open this up you can see all the different fonts that are installed on the computer. I'm going to scroll up and find the Ezry Cartography font. And inside of here are a whole bunch of other symbols that we can make use of. If I scroll down towards the bottom, you'll see we have an icon here for farm. I can click on that, and again change its size and color.
I'll change the size to 28 and make it a white color. And now you can see we can create a customized symbol that might represents our Dairy Farms. And you see there's lot of different variations that we can apply to this, this one might be good for restaurants, this one might be good for a bank and so on. So there's lots of functionality here in the Symbol Property Editor. I'm just going to be go ahead and press Cancel to back out of this, and just leave my symbol as the 8 point orange dot. We'll go ahead and say Okay to that. The next thing I want to symbolize are my County boundaries. I'll go over here to this patch here. In my case it's blue.
I'll click on that and that will load up the Symbol Selector for that. Here I can choose the Fill Color. I can either choose from the available color patches. I can choose more colors to load up the standard windows color selectors here. I'll close that out. You can go back to the colored patches. I can also use no color, to create what's called a hollow symbol. That will be no fill in the background, and just an outline color. Let's go ahead and set the outline color to a light gray, here maybe, that's 20% gray. And I'll change the line width up to 2 points, and we'll say Okay.
That will symbolize my county boundaries with this light grey boundary and it's a little bit wider. Now you can see the state outline below, whereas before it was masking the state. Let's go ahead and change the State color. I click on its patch here. And this time, I'll change its Fill Color from the screen color to apple dusk, here. We'll say Okay. And that'll update my map. Now that I see it, though, I can see that my County boundaries aren't displaying very well. So I'm going to go back and revisit that one more time. I'll click on my County boundaries here. I'll change its color again. And maybe this time I'll choose white. We'll say Okay to see how that looks.
And now they stand out much clearer. Now there's one more thing I want to change. Right now, it looks like my roads look like rivers. Because they're symbolized with a blue color. Let's go ahead and change that by clicking on the Road symbol here. And you can see from the line style, I have a whole different bunch of options that apply to lines. I can choose Expressway and so on. If I choose Okay with that, you'll see that, that's highly complex. So probably not the style I'm looking for. We'll go back in here one more time. And I'll just choose a really simple style, this Arterial Street, and maybe I can change its color to, maybe, a darker grey.
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