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Comments: Title XIII, Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993 (P.L. 103-66) permanently extended the authority to issue tax-exempt qualified small-issue bonds (which include industrial development bonds) and placed no restrictions on their use.
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Digital Humanism
The Digital in the Humanities: An Interview with Franco Moretti - "the term 'digital humanities' (DH) has captured the imagination and the ire of scholars across American universities. The field, which melds computer science with hermeneutics, is championed by supporters as the much-needed means to shake up and expand methods of traditional literary interpretation and is seen by its most outspoken critics as a new fad that symbolizes the neoliberal bean counting destroying American higher education. Somewhere in the middle of these two extremes lies a vast and varied body of work that utilizes and critically examines digital tools in the pursuit of humanistic study. [more inside]
A Critical Library
What books should a critic own? "Each week, the National Book Critics Circle will post a list of five books a critic believes reviewers should have in their libraries." Here are all the lists, from 2007-2011. [more inside]
Emerald. Elegant. Curious. Hidden. Unseen. Dragon. Treasures. Unbound.
The Asians Art Museum is a parody site bringing a cirtical lens to orientalist tropes in art museums, prompted particularly by rhetorical choices of the San Francisco Art Museum's 2009 Lords of the Samurai exhibition [audio]. It highlights the tendency for museums showing Asian art to present their shows as a"a harmless trip to a fantasyland of romanticized premodern Otherness, a place where dreams of Manifest Destiny never have to die?" [more inside]
Wild West on the internet
Is the internet rewriting history? Teaching the difference between truth and propaganda online via BBC [more inside]
Critical Dictionary
If you brave the flash interface, there is so much to find. Critical Dictionary has photography, ideas, and very strange music. [more inside]
Too big to fail?
SFPD's new chief, George Gascon, is reportedly considering putting an end to Critical Mass, the group cycling event that occurs the last Friday of every month. There has been speculation, after a January ruling that New York City can force groups of 50 people or more on bicycles to get a parade permit, that similar action may be taken in San Francisco. Critical Mass appears unworried. (Previously)
No critical thought allowed!
James Corbett, a California high-school educator of twenty years, has been found guilty of violating the establishment clause of the first amendment. The lawsuit (PDF) was brought to a U.S. District Court on December 12th, 2007 by student Chad Farnan and his parents with the aid of the legal group 'Advocates for Faith and Freedom' against Corbett and the Capistrano Unified School District as a result of comments made which were critical of Christianity. During the sixteen month legal battle, hundreds of students in support of the teacher demonstrated outside the school while the Farnan family appealed to opinion outlets like 'The O'Reilly Factor'. [more inside]
A Review of Criticality Accidents
A Review of Criticality Accidents (3.7 MB pdf) Do you like reading comp.risks, or CVR transcripts from famous plane crashes? Then you may enjoy this technical analysis of 60 accidents where improper handling of fissile materials led to unexpected critical mass. [more inside]
News portal for independent media
Blue Pill Red Pill This site just launched recently, by the looks of it. It bills itself as a "national database of all news critical, independent, and investigative this side of the galaxy." Seems to be a way of introducing people to verified and rated independent media sources, rather than aggregating content or providing articles itself. I haven't seen much like it out there.
[Newsfilter] Terror plot disrupted. Scotland Yard has arrested about 18 potential terrorists who were planning to blow up UK to USA flights mid-air. The UK threat level is now critical - "an attack is expected imminently". And there's chaos at the airports where hand luggage has been banned from all flights.
Britain, down the drain or in heaven?
Britain, down the drain or in heaven? Interesting article from today's Independent (UK) that discusses how Britain's future will pan out. It seems that when we have an election we've got to go and become strangely self-critical before reverting to the usual refined apathy.
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Wherever you go, you'll find a wedding!
Lingerie parties with your friends, a touch of blue for the bride, eco-friendly alternatives to rice or confetti. No matter how different you want to be, at some time during your planning, you'll inevitably come up against tradition. While brides still don't show their dresses to their future partner, they often still drag their husbands-to-be around wedding shows and wedding dress shops before the big day. And while traditional favours like sugared almonds still appear on reception tables, the couple may also have organised their wedding on their new wedding website
So what about outside the UK? We asked 3 international wedding experts about the traditions still going strong in their countries. For all you international wedding fans out there…
Italian couples love international traditions, but the traditional Italian grandmas say that there are five things the bride must wear to guarantee good luck for the couple. Something new, symbolising the new phase that is about to begin; something old, to pay homage to the past; something borrowed, symbolising a loved one, usually a female relative; a gift, symbolising the affection of a loved one; and something blue (once the colour of wedding dresses), symbolising sincerity and purity.
Simona, blogger @ Zankyou IT
German weddings are full of traditions. One of those is the coin in the shoe. Both the bride and groom place a coin in their respective footwear, although his coin usually has the higher value. That way, the couple show their hopes for a prosperous marriage. Of course, while money doesn't bring happiness, we say it can't do any harm to hope for some good fortune in the future!
Yasmin, blogger @ Zankyou DE
While in countries like Italy the tradition of wearing a garter is no longer in use, in France, all brides respect this custom.
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Back from France with an epicure's knowledge of haute cuisine , our third President served the most lavish dinners in White House history
October 1964 | Volume 15, Issue 6
For the executive mansion, Jefferson in due time secured—for twenty-five dollars a month—an excellent French cook, Honoré Julien, who became a valued friend of the President's; and a staff of nine other persons was organized. Rapin, the maître d'h'f4tel, however, remained only through the summer of 1801. Succeeding him, and directing the entire staff during Jefferson's two administrations, was the superbly trained and admirable Etienne Lemaire. He received a monthly salary of thirty dollars. Servants' wages, including Lemaire's, totalled $148 per month.
The constant and lavish entertaining required enormous quantities of immaculate table linen—"napery and diapers" Jefferson called it—and Lemaire very frequently hired an extra laundress at about forty-five cents a day; but Biddy Boyle was the regular washerwoman at seven dollars a month. The only servant from Monticello was Edy, a Negro girl, seventeen years old in 1804, whom Jefferson had brought to Washington to learn French cookery from Julien. On the whole the President had preferred the considerable expense of hiring a staff in Washington to assembling one from among his own slaves. In the fall of 1806 Fanny Bowles, another slave from Monticello and Edy's sisterin-law, joined Edy in learning French cuisine. Each of these young women was paid two dollars per month. When Jefferson retired to Monticello they became his cooks there.
The President's salary of $25,000, seemingly magnificent for the times, was expected to cover not only openhanded hospitality to the citizenry, but upkeep, incidental repairs, and occasional furniture for the house; livery and food for the servants; a carriage and feed for the horses. No expense account in the modern sense existed.
Jefferson assiduously recorded all his varied financial transactions, whether they involved considerable sums of money, or merely fifty cents to a young grandson, or five or ten dollars in charity to one of the constant callers at the President's House. Lemaire for his part was just as scrupulous in listing, in his large, redlabelled Day Book, every pound of meat purchased, every saddle of venison, every box of currants " pour de la Jellé ." One hundred and fourteen pages are filled for the period 1806–9. His records also include transportation charges for wine and water; coal, wood, and "cyder" (one of Jefferson's favorite beverages); incidental expenses for the servants; and other disbursements which the maître d'h'f4tel of an important house naturally undertook. No cellar book seems to have been needed, for Jefferson personally ordered and paid for the finest wines from abroad, and noted the rate of their consumption in his own account books. Despite a famous cellar, which, incidentally, the President had been obliged to have excavated beneath an outbuilding since there was no vault cool enough in the original building, Jefferson was temperate in his use of wine. Contemporaries observed that he was fond of wine and water, but Isaac, an old Monticello slave, put it picturesquely when he commented that he had never seen his master "disguised in drink."
At the end of each week Lemaire handed the Day Book to the President, who studied the sixty to eighty entries, checked the addition, and translated the Virginia currency of pounds, shillings, and pence (which Lemaire used in shopping) into dollars and cents. On rare occasions Jefferson found, and in his neat, completely legible handwriting corrected, a small error. One such correction involved four pairs of ducks; in making another, Jefferson noted gravely that nightgowns for Edy's infants had been "twice charged."
At month's end, after Lemaire had added the incidental expenses to table expenses, Jefferson recorded in the Day Book how his debts for hospitality stood, and then issued to Lemaire an order on the Bank of the United States for between $500 and $600. Even so, this did not take into account delicacies sent from Monticello, or European foods which Jefferson personally ordered and which were arriving steadily from Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Richmond. Many guests were introduced at the President's House to macaroni and vermicelli, anchovies, olive oil, vanilla, citron, Parmesan cheese, European nuts and figs. The ices and creams which Julien and Lemaire produced were also new and sensational to most of the company.
Lemaire shopped every day that Jefferson was in residence, including Christmas and New Year's. Each day, at the conclusion of his early-morning trip by wagon to Georgetown, the nearest market, he set down his purchases line by line in his hieh, slanting, often phonetically written French. A list of nineteen items for January 12, 1806, and the prices he had paid for them opened his accounts in his new Day Book. Beef, as usual at the beginning of a week's shopping, topped the list, with one hundred and twenty pounds purchased at nine cents a pound. Ninety pounds of mutton at the same price had also been bought. Only thirty-five pounds of veal were on the list, but the price per pound was higher: eleven and a quarter cents. Pork cost the same as beef and mutton. Three turkeys, at about a dollar apiece, had been purchased that day, and eighteen partridges. Also, ten pounds of lard, eight pounds of butter, a pig's head, and two salt tongues. A curious item, "six brooms for the roof," suggests that the roof of the President's House was heavily covered with snow and needed sweeping.


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Luxury Watch Sales Show China Failing to Secure Economic Rebound
China's economy, the world's second- biggest, is yet to rebound according to one gauge: sales of the luxury watches that business people give to clients and officials to build commercial relationships.
Eleven of 13 shops and chains surveyed in Hong Kong by Bloomberg News reported no pick-up in July in purchases by mainland Chinese customers. Watch, clock and jewelry sales in the city gained 3.1 percent in June from a year earlier, down from a 59 percent increase in the same month in 2011, according to government data released yesterday.
The shop windows of retailers selling brands such as Rolex and Piaget are eyed as a guide to whether China's economy is picking up pace, according to Frederic Neumann, Hong Kong-based co-head of Asian economics at HSBC Holdings Plc. If the most expensive watches are not on display, shops may be short of stock, indicating that the Chinese economy is humming.
"Most of the mainland customers are cutting their spending and businessmen don't need as many luxury watches to give out as gifts as they did a year ago, due to a sharp decline in business activities in the mainland," said Stanley Lau, managing director of Global Timepieces Ltd. which has six branches in districts such as Tsim Sha Tsui and Mong Kok. Lau is the deputy chairman of the Federation of Hong Kong Industries.
The Chinese government has hastened investment approvals to support the economy as a clampdown on real-estate speculation and weakness in export demand cool growth. The securities regulator yesterday announced a cut in transaction fees for equities trading after the Shanghai Composite Index slid 14 percent from this year's high in March.
The Chinese economy grew 7.6 percent in the second quarter from a year earlier, the slowest pace since the global financial crisis.
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I Remember My First Tattoo
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support 278 People
It's still the only one I have,and I got it on my 40th birthday. Dragonfly on my right deltoid.
ZenLioNESS719 51-55, F 2 Responses 8 Dec 1, 2015
My First Tattoo...I got my first tattoo on the day I turned 18, but I had been planning for it since the Christmas before. I sketched my first tattoo myself. It's a crescent moon with angular edges. There's a star hanging from a string attached to the moon and underneath it says "Among...
SaraSkye 18-21, F 0 Nov 23, 2009
It took for long hoursbut I didn't shed one tear. I felt the pain but i also kept laughing because of how ticklish I am. One minute I would say ouch that hurts and the next Im laughing an telling the tattoo guy to keep going.
Knightt15 22-25, F 1 Jan 16, 2015
I remember it very well.I was originally planning to get different tattoo (parrot) on my left leg, but instead got grapes on my right leg. and getting parrot on my other leg done, roughly the same size, in two weeks. Story behind this one is that I quit drinking beer ten months ago and have been...
alppik 31-35, M 0 Mar 5, 2016
I was eighteen. Got it to cover an ugly scar.Fell in love with tattoos, haven't looked back.
Devinamaria 31-35, F 1 Response 3 Dec 17, 2013
It Tickled!i got my first tatoo yesterday and to be honest.. yes it did hurt, but not as much as i was expecting. What i was NOT expecting was to be trying to hold back the laughter. The vibrations were making me giggle and my tattoo artist was like WTF? i love it though, and i already...
loulou92 18-21, F 1 Response 0 Apr 20, 2010
And Probably My Last!!!All my life I wanted a tattoo. My Uncle Ray had a hula girl tat on his leg and he could make her dance. Every time we went to the beach with my cousin I would beg Uncle Ray to make her dance (much to the chagrin of my mother) and he always laughed and made her hula for me...
giggles4488 56-60, F 17 Responses 1 May 16, 2010
InkedI Just Got My First Tattoo July 16, 2011. I Was Sitting In The Chair Butterflies In My Tummy And Thats When Cali Said "Are You Ready?" So Many Thoughts Were Going Thru My Mind. I Had No Clue What I Was Getting Myself Into.. I Heard The Buzzing From The Needles And Soon Pain...
breexoxo 18-21, F 0 Jul 23, 2011
My First TattooThe first tattoo i got was two months after i had my son. I got a unicorn/ pegasus with a rainbow over it's head while it's on it's hind legs. Then I got my second one almost three years ago that one is of a unicorn and a rose , i'm hoping to get my last one very soon . I have...
kimberley1972 41-45, F 0 Jul 23, 2011
Fairy For My GrandmotherI got my first tattoo the first Tuesday after my 18th birthday, I had planned it years in advance it was to be a Fairy because I had a great friendship with my grandmother who could never leave the house, but whenever I could I'd bring her back a fairy statue. She passed away and...
MuddTheUnknownSoldier 18-21, F 0 Feb 16, 2012
Black RoseI got my first tattoo when i was 16. Made a bet with my friends at the time at a car race, if my car loses then i have to get a tattoo. My car lost that day and i ended up with a Black Rose tattoo. At first i was regretting it but now i look back on it and reminds me of one of...
Crazy2LetUknow 26-30, F 0 Aug 7, 2011
I Did It MyselfWith a needle, thread and black India ink. It looks terrible!
There, But No Longer Seen...My first tattoo was when i was 16. The guy i was staying with at the time made a tattoo machine out of a tape deck motor and a toothbrush. Everyone staying in that house got a number 13 on their upper left arm. Years later i got it coverd up with a tribal design, because i...
chaostrip13 31-35 0 Apr 5, 2011
How Could I Forget?I was eighteen and had been waiting for the day forever. My older sister took me in to keep me company and make sure I didn't chicken out lol. I realized later that I was over charged but that's okay because I don't regret it to this day. With my nerves screaming at me to run...
My first tattoo iv got did not hurtas bad as I thought it would :)
vicky170 18-21, F 0 Dec 8, 2014
My First Tattoo Of Many...I vividly remember my first tattoo. I was 13 years old and my boyfriends older brother was a tattoo artist. It was the beginning of my "rebellious" years, that have never seemed to come to and end. So I looked through stacks of flash while sitting in a chair in the tattoo studio...
starnitestarbrite 31-35 0 Aug 30, 2010
Easing GoingMy first tattoo was sort of on a whim. I had just read Alexander Pushkin's "Queen of Spades". I was over 18, so age didn't matter. I was in a college world literature class. I had gone to the tattoo parlor previously for other body modifications, mostly piercings. At the...
morethanskindeep 36-40, M 0 May 16, 2010
Yep I DoI got it on my bday and I was drunk when I go my tattoo done ,but i dont drink anymore ,and it was like this rocker guy doing it
PRETTYGIRLHATESTHEWORLD 18-21, F 0 Mar 23, 2011
My first tattoo was a blue star on my rightwrist and I got it as a reminder of the man I was deeply in love with at the time... So now I'm thinking about getting it covered or removed but until then I'll use my Apple Watch cover it.
I got my first tattoo today!I'm so pleased I went through with it. It didn't hurt as much as I thought it would. It's reasonable size and has some colour. I love it!
DaddysBabyPrincess1 18-21, F 3 Responses 5 Jan 19, 2016
Adding on to my last story,when he was finished with the actual tattoo we put a fake face tattoo on and sent a pic to my mom and she flipped total **** it was hilarious. 😂
Zacarabear 18-21, F 0 Mar 26, 2014
I was 18 and begged my mom to let me get itfor my birthday (I was going to get it anyway but it would make the aftermath easier to deal with - family hates tattoos and piercings), I got a Gemini sign on my back right shoulder. Absolutely love it and I'm getting a lot more.
Zacarabear 18-21, F 1 Mar 26, 2014
My First TattooAhhh memories...I remember my first tattoo...I don't remember exactly when I got it, but I remember it. I had been wanting one for quite some time, my husband is one of those hurry up and wait kind of people. I remember I was pissed at him that day...go figure. The guy who did it...
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My research interests cover several areas of health services research, including quality of care, patient experience, patient safety, patient-centered outcomes, and comparative effectiveness. The expertise I have developed so far lies in the application of advanced methods such as multilevel modeling and structural equation modeling, rigorous development of measurement tools, and analyses of large national claims and survey datasets.
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We have a beautiful fully furnished 2 storey, 3-bedroom condo inside the walls of old Quebec.
It is located in a small historical building (built in the early 1900's) and is just half a block from the vibrant St-Jean street with its, tourist attractions, shopping district, fine dining, entertaining night life and public transport.
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- over 1200 square foot
- skylight on second floor
- brick walls
- wooden floors
- 2 large bedrooms with queen beds and a smaller one room with a double bed. Crib is available in the master bed room.
- 1 and 1/2 bathroom. Upstairs is a huge bathroom with separate bath and shower
- real wood fire place
- all major appliances included - 4-plate stove/oven, fridge, microwave, dishwasher, in-suite washer and dryer.
- paid parking is available behind the building. This is not included in the rent. Price is approx $10-20/day depending on the season.
- stand-up fans in every room and portable AC upstairs
- includes utilities, heat, basic cable, basic internet and local-calls only phone.
- this is not a party building
- Absolutely no pets and no smoking allowed for allergy reasons.
My name is Geneviève. I grew up and went to school in Quebec city. I moved to Vancouver where I started my career in journalism. I fell in love with the west coast and settled in, but I always wanted to keep some ties in Quebec. I share my passion for my 'culture quebecoise' with my family. I only speak French to my daughters since they were born and I am very proud to have fully bilingual children.
Ferd Ho (en) or Genevieve Milord (en, fr, sp) purchased this condo in 2007
We bought our condo in 2007 because we thought we would settle there again but changed our mind. So we decided to keep it for our kids and rent it out. We think it would be great for the girls to have a place to live in the old city if, and when, they wish to attend a french university - and for us to use it occasionally when visiting family.
We totally fell in love with our condo on the first visit. It was also my husband's first visit to Quebec City and he thought the 'old city' with its surrounding stone fortifications and very old buildings was like walking in medieval Europe in the middle of North America - but still have his daily dose of delicious croissant and steaming espresso, two minutes walk from the condo.
It is really convenient to be able to walk to wonderful restaurants, bars, boutiques and public transport.
During the summer, you will feel like you are right in the middle of the on-going season festivities. And in the Winter, the silence is deafening, interrupted only by the stuttering sounds of horses footsteps on ancient cobbled stones. It is also an excellent home base for Mont Sainte-Anne ski resorts and Carnival de Quebec.
The location of this property couldn't be better! The parking lot is also convenient. Everything is provided for a great stay in one of our favorite cities in the world. We would strongly recommend this property!
My wife and I stayed here in June 2016 with our four young children. It was excellent in all categories: a perfect location within the walled city, very clean, plenty of space, friendly neighbors, and inexpensive parking just behind the building. Equally important, the owners of the condo were prompt and professional in all communications. I would certainly stay here again if we return (hopefully) to Old Quebec.
After a 30-hour flight from Australia, we were blown away by how comfortable we felt in the apartment.
It was warm and inviting and everything worked properly.
Great location, couldn't have hoped for more for our family of four (including two teenagers).
Four women thoroughly enjoyed our one-week stay in this very comfortable apartment - close to many sites we wanted to visit and the parking lot just behind the building was reasonably-priced and very convenient for the day trips we took to Isle d'Orleans and St. Anne de Beaupre. Would definitely stay again if I returned to Old Quebec. Owners and their agent could not have been more accomodating.
Our group of four adults and two children found our three night stay here to be great. Located just inside the walls of Old Quebec City, the location is perfect as everything you need (e.g., restaurants, shops, landmarks, etc) is within the walls and easily accessed by walking. The unit was comfortable and met our needs. Beware that there are a lot of stairs and in fact a lot of places in Quebec have a lot of stairs so that may be an issue for people with mobility issues.
We stayed at this condo for a 10 day stay with our 3 children. It was well suited to young families and has absolutely everything you need to have a wonderful stay. Having a crib was so helpful and there was a great selection of kids book as well. It is conveniently located within walking distance of everything in the downtown core. We took in the Carnival and many trips to the outdoor skating rink. It is also an easy drive to the local ski hills (between 20-40 minutes depending on the hill). The manager is extremely well organized, professional and easy to deal with. We are hoping to return again soon. If you are considering a condo in Quebec, this is the one for you!


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- — Orange Coaches, Tenders and Turntables, first season
There were a number of orange four-wheeled coaches used on secondary and branch line services. They were usually pulled by Edward, Henry and James. As of the third season, Annie and Clarabel seem to be the only type of these coaches left. In the Railway Series, these coaches were depicted as boogie coaches. James once bumped the coaches so hard, that Jeremiah Jobling's bootlace had to be obtained to mend the brake pipe.
In the television series, the red coaches are usually pulled by Duck and Oliver on their branch line, by Edward on his branch line, by Percy on Thomas' Branch Line and occasionally by Ryan on the Harwick Branch Line, but are also used by Henry and James on the Main Line. They were also pulled by Stepney on his branch line. Thomas also pulls these when Annie and Clarabel are being repaired.
Thomas pulled green coaches in Really Useful Around the World when traveling the countries.
The branch line coaches are based on LBSCR Stroudley four-wheel coaches. Annie and Clarabel are also members of this basis.
The orange coaches only appeared in the first and second seasons, however they were also seen in a Learning Segment. The red coaches appeared in every season from the second onwards.
Voice Actors
- Kōzō Shioya, Shinobu Satouchi, and Toshio Kobayashi (Japan)
- In the annual story, Pantomime Pranks, one of the orange branch line coaches was painted green. In the magazine story, Rain or Shine, one of the orange branch line coaches was painted yellow.
- In Hero of the Rails and The Lion of Sodor, one of the red branch line coaches is painted brown. Coaches painted blue, green, yellow, orange, black, and white were featured in the game "Lift, Load and Haul" on the Official Website.
- The orange branch line coaches resemble Annie and Clarabel, and from the third season onward, the two are the only known coaches left.
- The orange branch line guard compartments did not have the duckets that feature on the red or LB&SC Railway examples. Instead a piece of card or plastic covers over this area.
- The duckets on the red branch line coaches are beaded. This makes them similar to the Stroudley coaches that received modification from 1911 onwards, as they were originally flush and fashioned from three sections of iron sheet.
- The red branch coaches also differ from the Stroudley coaches with their oil lamp pots, as they have a round base instead of the square base ones that were used on the LB&SC Railway.
- In Really Useful Around the World, Thomas is accompanied by a green variation of the Red Branch Line Coaches.
- Annie and Clarabel and The Play Coach are the only known orange branch line coaches to have faces.
- In the first season, Annie and Clarabel were often used to represent the orange coaches during a speaking role.
- Motor Road and Rail (red coaches; discontinued)
- TrackMaster (red coaches; discontinued)
- Wooden Railway (blue and orange; Day Out with Thomas Exclusive 2009, 2013 and 2016)
- Bachmann (red coaches)
- Waku Waku (orange coaches)


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I do have a problem with a philosopher, regardless of notoriety, providing critique on a field outside of his expertise. He may be perfectly capable of commenting on the skill with which an argument is made, but nothing on the basis for the argument.
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Multi-day hikes in Utah and Colorado
I'm probably going to be in Denver in September next year. I'd like to do a multi-day hiking trip in Colorado or Utah (or Wyoming? Arizona? New Mexico?) while I'm in the neighbourhood. Any advice? [more inside]
Is there a decent hiking GPS app for the iPhone?
My dad and I are now in the planning/training phase of the Presidential Traverse that I asked about earlier this month. I'm hoping to bring my iPhone plus a recharging pack and make that my total electronics solution. However, the one hiking GPS app I've tried is unsatisfactory and the others cost more than I'm willing to spend just to try them out. Review and comparison sites are not helpful. Is there a hiking GPS app for the iPhone that will do what I need? [more inside]
Can my Dad and I do a Presidential Traverse in three nights?
My father and I have a growing tradition of doing a hike in the White Mountains each summer, and we try for the biggest trek we can find time for. We're both experienced, but our condition isn't great. We've hit upon the idea of doing a Presidential Traverse—a 23-mile hike that summits ten(ish) of the Whites' tallest peaks. We think we're up for it if we take it slow (three nights) and plan carefully. Difficulty: we want to camp in the backcountry each night. [more inside]
Lightweight, luxury, consumables for a hiker?
You've been hiking for 2 months and this is only the beginning. Internet service is intermittent, but not uncommon. You reach a town and pick up your resupply box from the post office. Inside are the essential vitamins, energy bars, crackers, and sriracha packets you loaded it with. The person who mailed the box added something extra that brightens your day. What is it? [more inside]
Day Hiking
I would like to leave the world behind for a week in early July. I would like to do this by doing some solo day hiking in a awesome locale. Ideally I fly from Austin with minimal connections, rent a car, get a cool place to stay, and do some 5-15 mile hikes each day for 3-5 days. Where should I go?
Backpack recommendations for the thoroughly confused
I'll be honeymooning in Iceland soon, and we'll be doing lots of light hiking and general wandering around. I'd like to take a backpack, but there seem to be lots of options and I'm not sure what I'd want. [more inside]
Couch to Backpacker program?
Is there a hiking equivalent of the Couch to 5K? [more inside]
Do you have experience wearing a wool sports bra?
I'd like to hear about experiences with wool sports bras that aren't from gear reviewers. [more inside]
Ideas for great hikes near(ish) Denver?
What are some must-do, knock-your-socks-off day hikes and/or short (1 night) backpacking trips for a dog and two humans visiting the Denver area for the first time? [more inside]
Suggestions for a June visit to Yellowstone
Can you recommend hikes in the Yellowstone area in June? [more inside]
Help Me Find Good Backpacking Backpacks
The two of us are interested in getting into backpacking, and are each looking to purchase a nice backpack. Help us find a good one! [more inside]
Where to do a 2-4 night solo backpacking trip the first week of March?
Requirements: 3-4 hours drive from a major airport (I have Southwest frequent flier miles) Not very cold (sleeping bag is rated 30 deg F) [more inside]
Where in New England can I take my dad camping to see the Perseids?
When I was very young, my dad took me camping to see the Perseid meteors; it was one of the defining experiences of my life. Now I am grown and he is nearly old, and I would like to turn it around. Help me find a suitable mountaintop in New England to go camping with my dad; somewhere where we won't have to see anyone else. Details within. [more inside]
Help me beat the crap out of my camera
How can I best protect my dSLR camera during a rugged hiking trip, while still keeping it accessible for shooting? [more inside]
Looking for a 2-day backpacking hike near Washington, DC
I'm trying to plan a last-minute backpacking trip this weekend. I'm looking for suggestions for a good 2-day (~12-16 mile) circuit hike that's within a 2 hour drive of Washington, DC. [more inside]
Where to go and what to do in Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia?
My girlfriend and I will be spending the next 3-4 months travelling in Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia. Where should we go and what should we do? [more inside]
How should I prepare for lengthy backpacking trips?
So I've decided to get into backpacking. I've set some goals of backpacking part of the PCT, Acadia, and the Olympic Peninsula as my must-do hikes. So, here's the Ask. What kind of preparation should I do before undertaking say, a week to two week hike at each of those locations? I live in Texas, which is very flat and relatively boring by comparison, so access to varied terrain will be a little difficult for me to come by. What kind of "practice trips" should I go on before trying for one of these more ambitious hikes? And what's a realistic amount of time to prepare for a hike of that magnitude?
One outfit to rule them all
I will be trekking/travelling/volunteering in South America for 6-8 months early next year. I am looking for what to wear and bring. Ideally, comfortable, water resistant, fashionable, lightweight things. [more inside]
Backpack camping gear recommendations
My husband and I love to hike, and this summer we hope to go on some longer hiking trips that will require camping for one or two nights. What gear should we buy to make our trips enjoyable and safe? [more inside]
Joining a friend for a week on the AT, what do I need to bring? Tips?
A close friend has decided to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail starting in about 10 days at Springer Mountain in Georgia. It just so happens that I have a week off with nothing to do, and he asked if I wanted to start out with him, and I said yes. Help me make sure I'm not forgetting anything (and/or shed inessentials). Any tips/tricks would also be appreciated for this AT newb! [more inside]
Wow really roughing it there, tough guys
Weekend backpacking trip near Philly? [more inside]
Where should I go backpacking in Los Padres National Forest?
Where should I go backpacking in Los Padres National Forest? [more inside]
Bike and camping supplies in Las Veags?
I'm planning a trip do Death Valley in january and I'll be landing in Las Vegas where I'll spend the first day or two preparing, and I wonder if anyone has some recommendations for places where I can get the supplies I need. [more inside]
Tips for a backpacking trip to death valley?
First time backcountry camping in the desert. I'll be biking and hiking. Any tips from people who've gone on similar trips? [more inside]
Backpacking in Peru, but where (how?) to get a backpack?
Backpacking in Peru, but where (how?) to get a backpack? [more inside]
If you're in the Eastern Sierras, you have GOT to see...
Things to do in the Eastern Sierras and Mono / Inyo counties, California! Your favorites? [more inside]
how to make backpacking not totally suck?
What are your packing and predeparture tips for making light-moderate backpacking trips more enjoyable and less painful and exhausting? [more inside]
Help me find hiking equipment?
What piece of outdoor equipment am I looking for? [more inside]
Inspire me to grand adventure
Help me find engaging audio sources of accounts of people hiking the AT or PCT or something similar. [more inside]
I need Rain Gear
Help me pick a nice waterproof, breathable shell for (long) day hikes and possible backpacking. [more inside]
Individually packaged OTC Meds in Canada?
Is there some (legal?) reason why I can't seem to find individually-packaged OTC medications in Canada (eg. acetaminophen, ibuprofen, aspirin...)? What are some alternative ways to package small amounts of meds for a backpacking first aid kit? [more inside]
Drank puddle water. Now how do we prevent an assplosion?
Drank a liter of unfiltered, chemically treated puddle water. What's the best course of action to avoid gastrointestinal Armageddon? [more inside]
Backpacking with a dog
I'm thinking of going on a solo backpacking trip with a dog and am looking for location ideas. [more inside]
Tips for a first-time backpacker!
My first ever backpacking trip is coming up, and I'm pretty much all ready but I was wondering if anyone could offer some advice or share some experiences. [more inside]
Any experience with guided backpacking trips?
Backcountry camping question: Anyone have experience with commerical guided backpacking trips in the U.S., or have any suggestions for increasing backpacking skills and confidence when you don't know any experienced backpackers? [more inside]
Backpacking in the Northeast
Where to backpack for a week in Maine/Vermont/New Hampshire in September? [more inside]
Gourmet Backpacker
I'm going on a 7-day backpacking trip in about a month with three friends and I need your best lightweight meal recipies. [more inside]
Suggestions for Backpacking in the Cache Creek Wilderness Area in Northern California?
Suggestions for a weekend backpacking trip to the Cache Creek Wilderness Area in Northern California? [more inside]
Backpacking with steel-toe boos?
I have a pair of Wolverine Steel-Toe work boots that I like and have gone hiking several times in. However this summer I'll be going on a week long backpacking trip and was wondering if there are any major downfalls to long term hiking in steel toe boots. [more inside]
Now what am I going to spend my dividend on?
Help me find a new backpack! [more inside]
No GORP for me.
Can you suggest unprocessed or minimally processed foods for hiking day trips (approx. 12 hours) and three-day backpacking trips? The catch: no refined carbohydrates. [more inside]
Backpacking in the Sierra Nevada's in Early April?
Can I go backpacking in the Sierra Nevada's in early April? [more inside]
How great is the risk of theft in Yosemite?
My girlfriend and I are planning a back country loop in Yosemite National Park mid to late May. How great is the risk of theft if we hike in to Little Yosemite Valley camp early and leave pretty much everything in our tent for the day while we summit Half Dome? (Personal recommendations for the park also accepted – check after the jump.) [more inside]
Planning a 100 Mile Hike
We want to do a 100 mile backpack trip over a week next spring. What do we need to know? [more inside]
Good water filters for backpacking trips?
What are your recommendations for a good water filter for backpacking trips? [more inside]
Help us plan our Colorado Adventure
My wife and I are planning a backpacking trip to Colorado for the end of August. Where should we go? [more inside]
What else is there to do in Alaska beside running for governor?
Boyfriend and I decided to go to Alaska in August. We'd like to hike or backpack: where should we go? [more inside]
Petrified new hiker needs your help
I'm a female in my early 20s and am going on a company hike to to the juan de fuca marine trail in a few weeks. We're hiking like 23 miles in two days and carrying 20-30lb packs. The trail has been described as "moderate to difficult." I am not overweight but I am NOT in shape. I do not work out. I am afraid this ordeal might just kill me. I am an indoor girl. I'm seriously regretting my decision to do this. But it's too late to go back now. [more inside]
Camping, hiking, backpacking suggestions for a beginner in the Midwest?
Summer isn't THAT far off . . . already trying to come up with camping/hiking spots in the Midwest for once it gets warm. Help! Looking for specific recommendations for spots in the IL/IA/WI area, plus whatever other random camping and backpacking tips you want to throw my way. Bonus points for places I can bring my dog, although I don't mind leaving her with my parents for a week either. [more inside]
1-3 Night backpacking in the Catskills, in the next 5-6 months.
Sometime from March to early summertime several of us would like to go on a backpacking trip from NYC. I need to hear about nice hikes in the Catskills. [more inside]
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The place is Mannheim in central Germany, or what is now known as "Germany" but was then a patchwork quilt of mini states, kingdoms, principalities and electorates. In the second half of the eighteenth century it became the hottest place in Western Europe for innovative musical activity - both in composition and performance. Principally under the Stamitz dynasty, but also a number of other composers, they created a school of music which bridged the Age of the Baroque with the Classical era. Their greatest tool was the Mannheim Orchestra, acclaimed by Leopold Mozart as the greatest in Europe. It's likely his son WA Mozart was inspired by some of what were then spectacular orchestral effects. One obvious example was the crescendo in the first movement of his Sinfonia Concertante in E flat for violin and viola K.364, (which we'll also hear) where the audience was reported to have stood and applauded even as the music was being played. The Mannheim Orchestra was probably music's first crack ensemble, a Rococo equivalent of Walter Legge's 1950's Philharmonia of London, Karajan's Berlin Philharmonic, Solti's Chicago Symphony and the Royal Amsterdam Concertgebouw under anyone.
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HUNTINGTON BEACH During pregame warmups, Fountain Valley coach Ray Fenton said his team's game plan for a victory was all about containing No. 1 — as in Kai Ross, who dons the No. 1 jersey for Huntington Beach.
Fenton's defense seemed to get the memo and stuck to the blueprint its coach set out.
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Defense and an efficient offense were the stories of the game for the Barons (6-1, 2-0) on Senior Night. They took the lead with a 12-play, 73-yard scoring drive, which culminated in Scott Schultz's 1-yard touchdown run with 3:57 left in the first quarter.
Jonah Mack added a 35-yard field goal in the second quarter to stake Fountain Valley to a 10-0 halftime lead.
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Every year we rank the best online sportsbooks for betting the Super Bowl, and this year is no different. This year's winner is…
#1 Bovada (accepts US players, does not accept players from Canada or the UK)
Bovada is a premier online sportsbook, casino and poker room. This site has been one of our top ranked sportsbooks for the last 5 years, and this is the second year in a row that it's our top ranked book for the Super Bowl. What makes this site so special?
Bovada offers more Super Bowl bets than any other online sportsbook
This online bookie has odds on everything. Of course they offer bets on the spread, money line and over/under, but they also offer a lot of alternative lines. Do you want to bet on Denver +20 points? You can do that here.
Bovada is also famous for the amount of Super Bowl Prop Bets it offers on the game. For the last several years, Bovada has offered over 500 props on the Big Game. Examples include:
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This year Bovada doesn't disappoint. We reviewed their site and talked to their sportsbook manager, and they're planning on offering even more props than last year (about 700 different bets).
Bovada has the best customer service in the industry
This is a solid, well respected site that offers easy transactions and excellent customer service. If you're new to the site, they'll walk you through the process of depositing you funds, placing bets and claiming bonuses, making this one of the best sites for both new and seasoned gamblers.
Bovada offers a 50% signup bonus up to $250
This is a solid bonus for one of the best sportsbooks in the industry.
#2. BoDog (does not accept US or UK players)
This is a sister site of Bovada. Originally born out of the same company, BoDog offers similar bets, bonuses, and customer service to our #1 sportsbook. The biggest difference between the two is that BoDog does not accept bets from the US. If you're Canadian, we would recommend this sportsbooks in a heartbeat (especially since Bovada does not accept players from Canada).
#3. William Hill (accepts UK players, does not accept players from USA, Germany, France, Turkey, Estonia or Portugal)
Finally we come to an online sportsbook that accepts Super Bowl Bets from UK players. Unfortunately they don't accept gamblers from a host of other countries including the United States. The good news for our UK readers is that William Hill is a top notch bookie. They offer a ton of different betting options, there customer service is fast and friendly and they're public traded on the London Stock Exchange.
#4. LadBrokers (Does not accept players from the USA, Canada, France, Turkey or Portugal)
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#5. 5Dimes (Does not accept players from the UK, France or Costa Rica)
It seems appropriate that 5Dimes is ranked #5 on our list. 5Dimes is a quality online sportsbook offering a host of bets on the 2016 Super Bowl. "Dimes" makes our list because they accept bets from US players and they offer good odds. While they don't offer the sheer number of Super Bowl bets available at Bovada, they're a quality book with a great reputation.
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Hôtel d'Orsay, Toulouse
- Free WiFi in lobby
Main amenities
- 40 guestrooms
- Breakfast available
- Room service
- Self parking
- Airport shuttle
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Garden
- Front desk safe
- Self-serve laundry
- Multilingual staff
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Private bathroom
- Premium TV channels
- Free toiletries
- Garden
What's around
- Heart of Toulouse
- Place du Capitole (0.7 mi / 1.1 km)
- Basilique Saint-Sernin (0.7 mi / 1.2 km)
- Museum of the Augustins (0.9 mi / 1.4 km)
- Cite de l'Espace (3 mi / 4.8 km)
- Cafe-Theatre Les 3T (0.3 mi / 0.5 km)
Hôtel d'Orsay, Toulousefrom $66
- Double Room, Canal View
- Double Room, Garden View
- Twin Room
- Double Room, Garden View
- Standard Room, 2 Single Beds, Canal View
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 40 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 5 floors
- Check-in time starts at noon
- Check-out time is noon
- Express check-in
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Up to 2 children (8 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- No pets or service animals allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- WiFi in rooms *
- Airport shuttle *
- Self parking *
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In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Room service (during limited hours)
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Garden
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Soundproofed rooms
- Premium bedding
- Private bathroom
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 60-cm flat-screen TV
- Premium TV channels
- Desk
- Free weekday newspaper
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
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- d Orsay Hotel Toulouse
- d'Orsay Toulouse
- Hôtel d'Orsay Toulouse
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 0.70 per person, per night
Optional extras
Self parking costs EUR 9 per day
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 10 per night
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 8.00 per person (approximately)
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of EUR 5 per person (roundtrip)
WiFi is available in guestrooms for EUR 1 per stay (rates may vary)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Good 3.9 /5 from 58 reviews
My stay at Hotel d'Orsay was excellent! The customer service was most efficient and most helpful. The nighttime receptionist was most helpful in providing us the best directions to go to a historical monument. He even suggested for us to see certain places to visit since they were on the way. He also helped us get hot water for our store-bought cup noodles. He made our stay most relaxing and most welcoming. The lady receptionist during the day was equally helpful. She just brightened our morning that day! The room was clean. The bed was comfy. I had a wonderful time! I will certainly go back to this hotel when I go back to Toulouse.
Convenient to train station in Toulouse. Hotel staff very friendly and knowledgeable. Bedding was especially comfortable. We would stay there again.
Breakfast was not great unless you have to catch a train the next day.
arrived by train for euro 2016 match Wales v Russia. Had a great time.
I don't know how they class hotels in France, but this was in my opinion 3 star and not 2 star. Was able to check in before official check in time, and they had allocated my room based on my request, so deserves an above average score. Only niggle was not emough powerpoints in room.
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