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Hart Park to offer open-air ice rink
Skaters just have to wait for weather to play along
An outdoor ice rink could open at Hart Park in a matter of weeks - if Mother Nature cooperates, that is.
The Parks and Forestry Board OK'd the creation of the rink, 4-1, Tuesday, saying this winter will be a trial to see if such an effort is worth making in the future.
But would-be skaters will have to wait for a solid ground freeze followed by a light snowfall before an outdoor rink can be built, parks superintendent Ken Walbrant said.
Once conditions are right, the picnic area in Hart Park just east of 72nd Street will be iced over. There's plenty of level ground and nearby parking.
"We actually do have a pretty convenient spot," Walbrant said, adding that there are parking two fire hydrants in the area that can provide water for the rink.
Once the temperatures drop, parks staff will have to work overnight - likely for three nights - creating at least a four-inch ice base.
With his department already short-staffed and the ice rink not in the budget, resources for the amenity likely will be pulled from tree-pruning budget. It will be difficult to find volunteers to work in single-digit or colder temperatures at night, so the ice rink work will require overtime pay, Walbrant said.
Building up the ice is not easy, but Walbrant said he would try to make the rink as large as possible - hopefully giving skaters more room to maneuver than they have when the Muellner Building's curling rink is offered for skating.
Board member Steve Berg opposed spending money on an outdoor rink when skating is already offered sporadically inside the Muellner building and at the nearby Jacobus Park pond, which also has a warming shelter on site.
"Why do we need to reinvent it and take away from this," he said, indicating the Muellner Building, where the meeting was held. "This is well-used, but it's not overused."
Indoor skating ends in early January, Walbrant said, but demand continues throughout winter. Besides, after a two-to-three hour indoor skate session, it's difficult to get the kids off the ice because they're enjoying it so much. With free admission and longer hours at the outdoor rink, people will take advantage of skating from morning until night.
Board President Tom Ertel had a simpler answer to Berg's concerns.
"Because we want this to be a destination park; this is one more piece of the puzzle," he said, adding that Jacobus is a Milwaukee County Park whereas Hart Park belongs to the city.
At a glance
WHAT: While the Parks and Forestry Department waits for the right weather to create an outdoor ice rink at Hart Park, open skate sessions will be offered indoors on the curling ice.
WHEN:1 to 3 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. Dec. 26 through 30; 1 to 4 p.m. Dec. 31, Jan. 1 and Jan. 8
WHERE: Muellner Building, 7300 Chestnut St.
COST: All Wauwatosa residents skate free Dec. 26 through 30. On other days, Wauwatosa children are admitted free, adults pay $2.
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Chehriq (Persian: چهریق) (also Chahriq, Chiriq, Charik or Čahrīk) is a citadel[1] in north-western Iran in West Azarbaijan Province, Salmas County, near the Turkish border.[2]
The Báb was imprisoned at Chehriq prior to his execution at Tabriz in 1850.[1]
- ^ a b Houtsma, M. Th. et al. (1993 reprint) "Salmas" E. J. Brill's First Encyclopaedia of Islam, 1913-1936 Volume 4, E.J. Brill, New York, page 118, ISBN 90-04-09796-1
- ^ MacEoin, Denis (1989). "Bāb, Sayyed `Ali Mohammad Sirazi". Encyclopædia Iranica.
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Remember years ago there used to be a programme on late at night that showed horror stories?
Roald Dahl's Tales of the Unexpected, I think it was. I was addicted to the show, delighting in scaring myself witless on a regular basis.
One of the scariest stories I think I saw was the one where the moneyed prisoner made a deal with the trusty. Next time an inmate died, he would climb into the coffin with the corpse, be buried and have the trusty come and dig him out in return for wads of cash.
The bell duly tolled, our chap climbed into the coffin and he was buried underground.
Hours passed and the trusty seemed to be taking some time so the trapped man lighted a cigarette while he waited. And, as the match flared, it illuminated the face of the corpse - who happened to be the trusty.
The prisoner had been buried alive and as he screamed and screamed the credits rolled, and I had the yips for years afterwards.
Those yips returned in full force this week with news that 33 Chilean miners were trapped underground and would be until Christmas. Thirty-three men, half a mile underground, in a space the size of a living room.
It's my idea of absolute hell.
Officials say they're not so much concerned with the men's physical wellbeing as they are with their mental health and rightly so.
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is this fic abandoned> just so we know...
noo problem :)
I am waiting on tenderhooks
(im not too sure what that means but i am guessing it means i am waiting anxiously)
its great.
when are you going to update.. its one of my favourites
Author's Response: Oh my gosh! I completely forgot! I'm so sorry! I hate it when that happens to me too. II've been currently obsessed in other areas, but I've got the next chapter in the queue. Thank you for reminding me!
well done cna't wait for the next chapter
I NEED to know what's going to happen! Please update soon!
Author's Response: I'm trying, I promise! The next one is in the queue.
Wow seriously good.
I think I even leaned in in anticipation then.
I wonder what is wrong with Bella? Possesed? Maybe having a stroke haa.
And i couldn't help but 'Aww' at the vision of a mini Draco running into his mothers arms.
Can't wait for the next update and for the next memory's.
Author's Response: Thank you! I think you made my day today. Next one is awaiting butchery. Hope it goes up soon!
What the heck????? Is Bella possessed??? This is really good
Author's Response: Ummm...if I told you that you were right or wrong I think I'd ruin it. Thanks for the review!
cool stuff can't wait to see where this is heading.keep it up
Author's Response: Thank you...hoping the next one is out of the queue soon!
don't doubt yourself soo easily.
Anyway, I still can't wait. This story has been added to my favourites :)
Please update soon
Author's Response: Thatnks for the add! The next chapters been in the queue for almost ten days do hopefully it'll be up soon!
Lookin' good so far! A few questions:
-> Why are Bill and Fleur sleeping on an illegal flying carpet?
->Why is everyone outside?
I'm really curious about what happens next, so expect more reviews from me!
Author's Response: Thanks! I'm really just imagining that the embargo ended with all the darkness on the carpet front, and they were outside because that's where they fell asleep...worry free life and all that jazz! I hope you like the next chapter...it's in the queue...
Its a awful shame more people haven't written about this as i find it vey captivating.
I don't usually read un-romantic stories but this one is excellent. I can't wait to see what has happened to the youngest Malfoy. Alive? Dead? I am waiting on tenderhooks!
Please update soon.
Author's Response: Sorry, I'm not bigger on romance...I have no ability whatsoever in that writing department, but thanks for reading it anyway...
Not disappointed! I'm hooked.
I am anxious for you to update asap now! :D:D
good job.
Author's Response: I'm so glad you liked it. Just put the next chapter in the queue!
great one can't wait for the next one
Author's Response: Thanks, I'm proof-reading it right now!
I am about to read this story despite the lack of reads and reviews. Judging by FriendofMolly's reviews I'm sure I on't be disappointed. :)
Author's Response: Thanks for taking a chance. I really hope you aren't disappointed.
Oh very good. I'm hoping the memories were not all lost. I will be looking for the next chapter soon.
Author's Response: Can't tell you, but the next chapter's going in the queue soon. Thanks for the read!
Oh my goodness. Bella and a horcrux eeuwww. Isn't part of what Harry received from Sirius in that vault? Hurry with the next chapter, Please !
Author's Response: There may be a few more little twists involved...thank you so much for reading and reviewing though. The next chapter is coming as soon as I can post it!
Wow didn't see that one coming. I can't believe Bellatrix isn't dead. Keep this one coming quick
Author's Response: I promise there's a good explanation! Thank for reading.
Oh so creepy. Since you have the new chapters name I'm hoping it will be up soon. I'm enjoying this immensely.
Author's Response: Thanks. The next one's in the queue!
Okay I've got to know what happens next. This really sounds good.
Author's Response: Thanks! It's a pretty confusng plot, but I hope it doesn't disappoint.
A good start, I enjoyed this!
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Independent.co.uk hopes to make online and mobile revenues in 2010 with a social events planner site, in partnership with Iome.
The site allows users to plan nights out using a Google Maps mashup, communicate plans with friends, book tables and – crucially – take up bar and restaurant special offers, which is how publishing partners like the Indy get a cut of revenue, on top of a share in sponsorship and advertising revenue.
The site is a white label version of Iome's Plotstar site, but the Indy's version will be cross-marketed to its 10 million or so monthly unique users. Plotstar itself is mobile-friendly and an iPhone app is on the way. Social, mobile platforms are in vogue right now: from social life mobile "game" Foursquare to newcomer Rummble, startups are keen to give middle-class smartphone owners ways to constructively consume food and drink – in the hope that businesses and advertisers might start channeling marketing spend in their apps' general direction.
Meanwhile, the Indy's parent company, Independent News & Media, has closed the sale of South African advertising business INM Outdoor for 1.1 billion South African Rand (£90.1 million) to an African PE consortium led by Helios Investment Partners. That takes the proceeds from INM's frantic asset-selling drive past the €150 million (£135 million) mark in 2009. Release.


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Chrysler is recalling 471 model-year 2012 versions of its minivans to address liftgate problems, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Certain Chrysler Town & Country and Dodge Grand Caravans with power liftgates use a faulty liftgate pinch sensor. This could lead to the liftgate closing on a body part and an increased risk of injury.
The affected vehicles were manufactured from March 9 through March 12, 2012. You can check your vehicle's build date on a sticker on the driver-side doorjamb.
Chrysler will notify owners later this month, and dealers will inspect and replace the affected parts free of charge. Owners can call Chrysler at 1-800-853-1403 or NHTSA's vehicle safety hotline at 888-327-4236 for more info.
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RIM Doesn't Break Out BlackBerry 10 Shipments in First-Quarter Release
By David George-Cosh
So how have the new BlackBerry devices fared for Research In Motion Ltd.?
Well, we don't know.
RIM, which has been doing business as BlackBerry for most of the year, said it shipped 6.8 million BlackBerry devices in its most recent fiscal quarter, up 13% from the previous quarter. But it didn't say how many of its new BlackBerry 10 devices it shipped, leaving some investors and company watchers scratching their heads.
As The Wall Street Journal's Will Connors noted earlier this week, estimates for RIM's BB10 handset sales were all over the map, ranging from 2.75 million to as much as 5 million in the quarter.


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Genre: Classical
Years Active: '40s, '50s, '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s, '00s
One of the most versatile musicians on the planet, André Previn has amassed considerable credentials as a jazz pianist, despite carving out separate lives first as a Hollywood arranger and composer, and then as a world-class classical conductor, pianist, and composer. Always fluid, melodic, and swinging, with elements of Bud Powell, Oscar Peterson, and Horace Silver mixed with a faultless technique, Previn didn't change much over the decades but could always be counted upon for polished, reliable...Full bio


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Nicky Hayden grew up in the country in Owensboro, Kentucky, where his father built dirt tracks for the children to start practicing to ride as soon as they were able to walk .
Hayden's family were already passionate motorcyclists, and heavily involved in the world of motor sport, long before the future MotoGP rider was born. Both his father, Thomas Earl, and his mother, Rose Marie Kamuff, had raced dirt track and Earl achieved some good results in mid-level competitions while Rose dominated the so-called women's "Powder Puff" class for a good five seasons.
The five children, in age order Tommy, Jennifer, Nicky, Roger and Kathleen all learned to ride almost before they could walk and, although the girls later chose to pursue different careers, the three boys continued to ride, all becoming successful professional riders. Tommy currently race in the AMA Superbike Championship, Roger in the World Superbike Championship, while Nicky, who travelled to Europe in 2003 to compete in MotoGP for the first time, forms part of the Ducati Marlboro Team alongside Casey Stoner.
Hayden began his sporting career with dirt track racing, beginning at four years old at the Paducah International Raceway. From that moment on, he competed regularly in the category and spent nearly every weekend travelling to tracks all over the American Midwest with his family.
Although over time his passion transferred itself more towards road racing, Nicky and his brothers have always remained interested in dirt track, a world in which they all obtained great results. A highlight was the historic Springfield TT in 2002, where having all qualified on the front row, all three brothers stepped up to the podium! Nicky, Tommy and Roger Lee finished the race in that order, something that had never happened before in a professional AMA Dirt Track race. At that time Nicky was already one of the most talented riders in the AMA Superbike championship and was in contention for the title, a title that he won just a few months later.
Nicky began to ride mini-bikes at eleven years old, moving gradually from dirt to asphalt. He became a professional rider at sixteen, racing for Honda America and the following year, in 1998, he completed his first full racing season, finishing fourth overall in both the AMA 750 Supersport and 600 Supersport categories. In 1999, at eighteen years of age, he became the youngest ever AMA 600 Supersport Champion, fighting for the title against his brother Tommy. In the same year he also participated in 12 of the 18 Grand National dirt track rounds, taking the Rookie of the Year title in that series. In 2000, still with Honda, he progressed to the AMA Superbike category to finish second overall, just five points behind Mat Mladin. In 2001 he closed the season in third place while in 2002, as well as winning the prestigious Daytona 2000 race, he became the youngest ever AMA Superbike Champion, at 21 years and two weeks old.
2003 signalled a dramatic change of direction for Hayden. Pursued by both Honda and Yamaha for a ride in MotoGP, the young American chose to stay with the House of the golden wing and became part of the factory Repsol Honda team alongside World Champion Valentino Rossi. Catapulted into a completely new environment, so different to what he was used to, Hayden was immediately respected for his open nature and ready smile, as well as for his aggressive and spectacular racing style. In his debut year he achieved two podium finishes, at the Australian and Motegi GP races, and concluded the season in fifth position as Rookie of the Year.
2004 was a more difficult year for Hayden with results that see-sawed, and the season was complicated further when he fractured his collarbone during a Supermotard test. He finished the year in eighth place despite podiums at Rio and Sachsenring.
The 2005 season was much more positive. A crash in the first race was followed by a series of ever better results which culminated in his first MotoGP win at his home race of Laguna Seca. A further five podiums, in Germany, Qatar, Australia, Turkey and Valencia, saw Nicky close the season in third position.
2006 brought the first true moment of glory. He started the season strongly, with seven podiums in the first eight races, including the win at Assen, which took him straight to the top of the riders classification. This lead was strengthened by a second win at Laguna Seca, which left him 34 points ahead of Daniel Pedrosa and 51 ahead of Valentino Rossi. However, after the summer break, Hayden's fortunes changed and he slowly lost ground, before a collision with his team-mate caused a fall at the Estoril GP. The unfortunate episode meant that Valentino Rossi had an eight point lead going into the last round of the season but nevertheless Hayden arrived in Valencia ready to play all his cards. On 29th October 2006, having reached the third step of the podium after Rossi's fall in the closing stages of the race, the Kentucky Kid became World Champion.
In 2007 the GP category moved from 990cc to 800cc machines and Hayden was not immediately comfortable with the new bike. Despite great efforts to develop the RC212V, he was never able to truly fight to defend his title. The work completed during the year allowed him to reach the podium in Germany, Holland and the Czech Republic but he was only able to finish the season in eighth position.
2008 was another year of mixed fortunes for Hayden, especially at the start of the season when, despite several top five finishes, he failed to reach the podium. An injury to his foot, caused while he participated in a Supermoto race at the X-Games in Los Angeles, complicated things and forced him to miss the Czech Republic and San Marino GP races after the summer break. However, always ready to fight harder when the going gets tough, the American rider was back on form at the second of his home rounds, at Indianapolis, where in difficult meteorological conditions and in less than perfect health, he finished second behind Valentino Rossi. Another podium at Phillip Island and a series of strong results towards the end of the season allowed him to climb the leaders board to finish his final year with Honda in sixth position.
In 2009 Nicky Hayden joined Ducati alongside 2007 world champion Casey Stoner. The first race, at night in Qatar, is postponed for 24-hours due to torrential rain and Hayden, who fell in qualifying, finishes 12th. It is the start of a year of gradual improvement for Hayden who, with determination and hard graft, continues to pick up pace before reaching the podium at Indianapolis and closing the season positively.
Heading into 2010 with greater confidence on the bike, Hayden began the season respectably with a brace of fourth place finishes in four of the opening five events. Climbing onto the podium at Motorland Aragon, Hayden was a steady hand over the course of the season, lacking the outright pace of Stoner, but bringing it home enough to secure a vastly improved seventh overall.
Joined by former title rival Rossi for 2011, Hayden had something to prove against his high-profile team-mate and did a fine job of keeping him honest. A podium finish at slippery Jerez during round two laid down a marker, Hayden going toe-to-toe with Rossi aboard the troublesome GP11 and, despite the greater attention being paid to his team-mate, finishing just seven points behind at the end of the year.
With the media frenzy surrounding Rossi – particularly his struggles on the bike – continuing into 2012, Hayden maintained his relatively low-profile to post consistent, if unspectacular, results befitting of the troublesome GP12. A high-speed crash in qualifying at Indianapolis would break a run of points' finishes, before a nasty-looking crash at Aragon (in which he was sent over the barriers) hampered him further.
In the end, Hayden would end the season ninth overall, but without a podium to his name for the first time since his MotoGP debut in 2003. However, with Rossi jumping ship in favour of a return to Yamaha, he was retained for a fifth season on the Ducati, this time alongside the man that replaced him at Honda, Andrea Dovizioso.
With the Honda and Yamaha riders often out of reach, Hayden's final season with Ducati mostly revolved around a season-long duel with Dovizioso.
Evenly matched with the Italian, Hayden would battle hard - highlighted by a last corner clash at Indianapolis - but the limitations of the GP13 saw Hayden occupy the lower end of the full prototype machines, with a best finish of fifth coming in the wet at Le Mans.
Hayden, frustrated not to try the latest GP13 modifications for the closing rounds, lost out to Dovizioso by 14 points in the final standings.
Hayden returned to Honda, albeit in the form of the new Production Racer, in 2014 when he rode for the Drive M7 Aspar team.
Bitterly disappointed with the new Open Honda, Hayden's season was rocked further by a persistent wrist injury that flared in Jerez, necessitating two surgeries and a spell on the sidelines. With the injury seemingly healed and the promise of a more competitive bike on the horizon, Hayden enjoyed a positive conclusion to the season, even if he didn't have the measure of top Open Honda ride Scott Redding on his return.
Remaining with Aspar, Hayden's last season in the top flight was hardly a final flourish as he laboured to finish behind upstart Jack Miller on a similar Open Honda bike in a tough year for Aspar as a whole.
The former champion would bother the points on just five occasions as the Aspar Honda struggled to develop over the course of the year. Bowing out with his worst season in MotoGP since making his debut in 2003, it wasn't achieved through a lack of determination at least.
Out of competitive options, Hayden opted for a fresh start in the World Superbike championship in 2016, where he will seek to become the first rider in history to claim both the 500cc/MotoGP and WSBK crowns.


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Justice Robert Austin will decide today whether to disqualify himself from hearing a $92 million civil damages case against former One.Tel managing director Jodee Rich and finance director Mark Silbermann.
This follows an application by the pair that he has shown bias against them in the NSW Supreme Court hearing mounted by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.
David Williams, SC, for Rich and Silbermann, yesterday submitted that a series of decisions made by Justice Austin in favour of ASIC could be seen by a fair-minded observer as showing bias against the One.Tel duo.
The hearing, set down for three months, has been going for seven weeks, after quickly becoming bogged in legal arguments and technicalities. So far not one One.Tel director or former employee has given evidence.
Mr Williams has explored how ASIC came to mount its case against his clients, what its decision-making process was, whose information it relied upon, and whether it abused search warrant powers applicable to criminal cases by using the information obtained to mount a civil case.
Two other defendants in the case, One.Tel director Brad Keeling and chairman John Greaves, settled with ASIC before the hearing.
The latest challenge and claims of bias by the judge blew up during Mr Williams's cross examination of ASIC's head of enforcement, Jan Redfern.
The questioning related to the seizure of computer equipment and other material from the homes of Mr Rich and Mr Silbermann after One.Tel collapsed at the end of May 2001.
Ms Redfern was asked what she knew about using search-warrant material for bringing civil actions against directors, what legal advice she obtained and when the advice was obtained.
The forensic searches by ASIC and PricewaterhouseCoopers helped ASIC gather evidence for either a criminal or a civil action. In December 2001 ASIC decided to proceed with a civil suit alleging the One.Tel directors breached their duties, rather than laying criminal charges.
ASIC's "mindset" in that decision has taken weeks of court argument.
Mr Williams has issued 24 notices to produce documents, including legal opinions, to ASIC during that time.
ASIC senior counsel Rob Macfarlan, QC, has opposed the application on the grounds the court has the power to make rulings about evidence and has pointed out that ASIC had the One.Tel liquidator's approval to use the seized information for its investigation.
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In New Reviews
One of my joys as Managing Editor of Discerning Reader is the opportunity to collect our reviewers' diverse array of reviews each week, and to see which topics and themes emerge. This week a major theme seems to be 'brokenness.'
Brokenness is a hallmark of the fallen world in which we live. No human hand is capable of setting what's wrong back to rights, except for the One who created the world in the first place. He is accomplishing this slowly but surely through the agency of His Son, who died in our place to restore our hearts to Him by restoring the image of Christ in us. One day the restoration will culminate in a re-creation of the heavens and earth, and more importantly, a restoration of face-to-face intimacy with the lover of our souls. But for now...we're broken.
There is no brokenness as profound and tragic as alienation from God. Trevin Wax reviews Don Everts' and Doug Schaupp's new book I Once Was Lost: What Postmodern Skeptics Taught us about Their Path to Jesus, which describes, rather than prescribes, successful modes of evangelism directed at the unsaved postmodern crowd.
Jack Hodgins, Canadian writer extraordinaire - and vastly underrated, I might say, as the one who read and reviewed this book - crafts a sublime story of human brokenness in his award-winning novel Broken Ground. This is storytelling at its best; simply unparalleled.
Ian Clary recommends the online debate between the inimitable Douglas Wilson and the notorious Christopher Hitchens, now captured in print in Is Christianity Good for the World? by our friends at Canon Press. In it, Wilson recommends Christianity, and by extension, Christianity's subject and object, Christ, as the only cure for a world ailing from the effects of sin.
Many students and professors at Union University must have wondered what had gone wrong with the world when a tornado descended upon the school in February 2008. Miraculously, not a single student was killed despite heavy structural damage totaling in the millions. Reviewer Scott Lamb recommends God in the Whirlwind: Stories of Grace from the Tornado at Union University, written by Union staff member Tim Ellsworth. Scott also enjoyed a new biography of important but lesser-known Southern Baptist theologian John Broadus in John A. Broadus: A Living Legacy by David Dockery.
Leslie Wiggins reviews one of Nancy Leigh DeMoss' books in the Revive Our Hearts trilogy from Moody Press. Brokenness: The Heart God Revives concerns the spirit of brokenness and humility before God that must precede any work of revival. This book cites such a work of God at Colorado State University in 1995, which led DeMoss to set down in print the necessary conditions for personal revival.
Meanwhile, Tim returns to two of his favourite topics: the perennial debate between continuationism and cessationism, with Jim Thompson's contribution to the debate in Prophecy Today, and Christian rock music, in Nigel James' autobiographical Lessons from the Road, a roving rock-n-roll chaplain's travel diary of sorts, describing life on the tour bus with Christian band Third Day.
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Our 13 week old puppy, Bradley is getting a bit too rough with our 10 year old son. He's starting to bark and pounce towards him which is frightening our son. The puppy does not do that to either my husband or myself. It doesn't appear as though my son is playing too roughly.
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Leaf bracelet in 14K gold by Blue Nile
- What is vermeilles?
- What does gold-plated mean?
- What does gold-filled mean?
- Gold filled vs. gold plated.
- What is gold tone?
- What is 24K gold electroplated over brass?
- What is an alloy?
- Is it karat or carat?
- How to care for gold-plated items?
- What is the current gold price?
- Selling gold jewelry – getting a fair price for gold.
- Pictures of rose gold/red gold/pink gold jewelry.
What is gold?
Pure gold is a dense metal that is shiny with a yellowish color and is very soft and malleable. Gold is an element known as Au and was one of the first known metals. For use in jewelry, it must be combined (alloyed) with another metal to strengthen it.
What is rose gold, red gold, and pink gold?
Rose Gold vs. Yellow Gold
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Rose gold, red gold, and pink gold are made from a gold and copper alloy. Since copper has a bold pinkish-orange color, adding this alloy to gold gives the gold a beautiful pinkish gold color. 18K rose gold, 18K red gold, and 18K pink gold contain 75% gold. 14K rose gold, 14K red gold, and 14K pink gold contain 58% gold. The remaining percentage is made up of copper or copper and silver. The varying percentage of copper used determines the color of the gold. The more copper that is used, the stronger the rose color. Pink gold uses the least amount of copper, followed by rose gold, and red gold has the highest copper content.
There is no such thing as pure rose gold, since rose gold is an alloy of gold and copper. Below are examples of the common alloys for 18K rose gold, 18K red gold, and 18K pink gold.
|18K Red Gold
|18K Rose Gold
|18K Pink Gold
|75% gold
|75% gold
|75% gold
|25% copper
|22.5% copper
|20% copper
|2.75% silver
|5% silver
What is white gold?
White gold is an alloy of yellow gold and at least one white metal, usually nickel or palladium. 18K white gold is 75% gold, and 14K white gold is 58.3% gold, so jewelry made from these metals have a slight yellow color. To enhance the whiteness, almost all white gold is plated with rhodium – a shiny, white metal which is extremely hard. Depending on the amount of wear to a piece of jewelry, over time the rhodium plating may wear off, revealing the original metal color. Jewelry can be re-plated with rhodium to restore the whiteness, if needed. Below are sample alloy compositions of white gold:
|18K white gold
|14K white gold
What is a karat of gold?
Pure gold is 24 karats so 1 karat of gold is 1/24 gold = 4.16% gold. The higher the karat, or gold content in a piece of jewelry, the more yellow the gold appears.
What is 24K gold?
24K gold is 100% gold and is too soft for jewelry. It must be alloyed, or combined, with other metals to strengthen it. 24K is used in costume jewelry by electroplating a very thin layer of 24K gold over another metal like brass or silver, so the piece looks like gold, but is mostly made of other materials. Jewelry designers like Michal Golan use this process to create popular and beautiful pieces of jewelry.
What is 22K gold?
22K gold is 91.7% gold and 8.3% of other metals combinations such as silver, copper, and zinc. It is very soft and not recommended for jewelry.
What is 18K gold?
18K gold is 75.0% gold and is recommended for fine jewelry. 18K gold is more expensive than 14K gold and the color is a brighter, richer yellow color than 14K gold. The other 25% is made up of other metals such as silver, copper, and zinc. Since 18K gold has a higher gold content than 14K gold (75% vs. 58.3%), it is a softer metal and is not as durable as a 14K gold piece. For jewelry that gets banged around a lot in daily use, like a ring or bracelet, 14K gold may be preferable for its hardness. However, with proper care, 18K gold is strong enough to be used for any piece of jewelry.
What is 14K gold?
14K gold is 58.3% gold and is recommended for jewelry. 14K gold is the most popular form of gold because it wears well, is resistant to scratches, and is more durable than the higher karat values. This is because pure gold is a soft metal, so the greater the gold content, the less durable the piece is. The beautiful gold color makes 14K gold a desirable color for jewelry.
What is 12K gold?
12K gold is 50.0% gold. Although 12K is used in jewelry, it is not as popular or valued as greatly as 14K gold. It is still considered gold and is very durable due to the high content of other metals such as silver, copper, and zinc in the piece. The gold will not chip off or wear off because the 12K gold is a solid piece of jewelry and is not gold plated, which is a thin layer of gold over other metals.
What is 10K gold?
10K gold is 41.7% gold. It is the legal karat limit considered to be real gold in the United States. 10K gold is a paler shade of gold than 14K gold and many rings and other pieces of jewelry are made from 10K gold. Due to the high percentage of other metals in 10K gold such as silver, copper, and zinc, the piece is very durable. The jewelry may tarnish due to the silver content, but it can be polished to restore its gold shine. The gold will not chip off or wear off because the 10K gold is a solid piece of jewelry and is not gold plated, which is a thin layer of gold over other metals.
Does gold tarnish?
Yes – gold can tarnish. Jewelry made from legal gold, which is 10K, 12K, 14K and 18K can tarnish, but since it is a solid metal and not a coating of gold, it can be polished to restore its original luster. The higher the karat value, the less likely the piece will tarnish. It is unusual for a 14K or 18K piece of jewelry to tarnish. Since gold is alloyed, or combined with other metals to make it stronger, such as silver, copper, nickel, and zinc, these other metals cause the gold to tarnish. The jewelry can tarnish due to several factors such as perfume, perspiration, soap, chemicals, and body chemistry.
What is rhodium?
Rhodium is an element, Rh, that is silvery-white and hard. It is one of the rarest and most valuable precious metals. It is resistant to corrosion and does not oxidize. For this reason, white gold is often plated with a thin layer of rhodium to give it a shiny silvery-white color. Sterling silver can be plated with rhodium for tarnish resistance. Because the layer of rhodium applied to white gold and silver is so thin, it may need to be re-applied to restore the shiny silver color.
Rhodium, which is one of rarest elements in the Earth's crust, is found in platinum ores in South Africa and North America. Rhodium is rarely used in its pure form in jewelry because it has a high melting point and poor malleability, and because it is so expensive – about 8 times the price of gold.
What are the acceptable stamps for gold?
All gold is required to be stamped to indicate the karat value of the piece. It is acceptable for the karat to be indicated by a capital K or ct. Below are examples of acceptable stamps for gold:
- 14K or 14ct
- 18K or 18ct
What is vermeil?
Vermeil is .925 sterling silver layered with a thin coating of gold. While standard plating is about 2 millionths of an inch of gold, a vermeil coating is 50 times that thickness, or 100 millionths of an inch over sterling silver. Vermeil is gold jewelry with the exact same shine and richness of real 14 karat gold that won't wear down easily. To care for your gold vermeil jewelry, simply polish with a cloth, and never machine polish or use any chemicals such as silver or gold cleaner.
What does gold-plated mean?
During the process of gold plating, a thin layer of gold is applied to a less expensive piece of metal, typically copper or silver. Industry standards dictate that .15 to .25 mils of gold be applied during the plating process. Gold plating tends to wear down and chip off of its base metal and is not considered as durable as items that are pure gold or gold-filled.
What does gold-filled mean?
Gold-filled items are those which have had a layer of 10k (or higher) gold bonded mechanically to a base metal. The layer of gold must make up a minimum of 1/20th of the total weight of the piece. Such items are marked as being "gold-filled," along with the karat fineness of the gold used for filling, such as 10k, 14K, etc.
Gold filled vs. Gold plated
Gold filled is more valuable than gold plated. A piece of jewelry that is gold filled is not solid gold, but it has a thick layer of real gold bonded to another metal. It will not wear off or tarnish. Since the piece is covered with real gold, it is virtually impossible to tell the difference between a solid gold piece of jewelry and a gold filled piece of jewelry. Although the value of a gold filled piece of jewelry is much less than solid gold jewelry, it is a highly attractive alternative to real gold because it looks like real goal and lasts as long as real gold. The amount of real gold in a gold filled piece is regulated by the government and must contain 1/20th real gold.
A gold plated piece has a very thin layer of gold on the outside which is bonded to another metal such as white metal, silver, or copper. The layer of gold is not regulated by the governement and is so thin, it can easily rub, chip, or flake off. It can also tarnish, unlike a gold filled piece of jewelry.
What is gold tone?
A piece of jewelry or an accessory that is described as "gold tone" has no real gold in it. It is the color of gold, but that is the extent of its similarity to real gold. Anything that looks like gold, for ex. a crayon, or a paperclip, or a shiny piece of gold-colored metal can be described as "gold tone."
What is 24K gold electroplated over brass?
This is a brass item, such as a watch, a clock, or a piece of jewelry, which has had a layer of 24k gold mechanically plated over its surface. The user receives a product that looks as if it is gold, but at a much lower cost, because the majority of the metal is brass. The finish on the product may not last as long as a solid gold item, but the decrease in cost makes this process attractive to many people.
What is an alloy?
An alloy is a metal made by combining two or more metals to give it greater strength. Pure gold, like 24K gold, is too soft to be used in jewelry, so it must be combined with another metal to give it strength. The most common metals alloyed with gold are silver, copper, and zinc to strengthen the gold. Copper turns the alloy pink and creates rose gold. Silver or palladium added to gold creates white gold. The percent of gold used in the alloy determines the karat value.
Is it karat or carat?
A karat designates how much pure gold is in a piece of jewelry. The higher the karat number, the higher percentage of gold is in the jewelry. Gold is alloyed, or combined, with other metals to make is stronger for use in jewelry. The highest karat value is 24, so 24K is 100% pure gold.
A carat is a weight of measurement used for diamonds.
How to care for gold-plated items?
Opting for a gold-plated item over solid or gold-filled item does not mean that it is destined to wear down immediately. With proper care, gold-plating can last a long time and can be a cost-effective alternative to solid or gold-filled products. It is important to wash gold-plated items with nothing stronger than warm soapy water. Chemicals in cleaning products and jewelry cleansers can break down gold plating. Do not expose gold-plated items to lotion, cosmetics, perfume, or prolonged moisture, and do not buff, as these contribute to the breakdown of the plating and tarnishing of the item.
What is the current price of gold?
The price of gold changes every day. To learn the current price of gold, visit CNN Money.
Selling gold jewelry – getting a fair price for gold.
The price that you can get for your gold varies from one gold buyer to another. The weight of the gold and the number of karats in the gold determines its value. You can buy a jewelry scale to check the weight of the gold that you are selling. The price of gold varies from day to day. You can check the current price of gold at CNN Money. You can expect to be offered 60% to 80% of the value of the gold.
Keep in mind that jewelers sell jewelry at the retail price and not at a wholesale price that they buy the jewelry for to make a profit. Craftsmanship of a piece increases the price of a piece of jewelry, but when selling it, craftsmanship has no value at all, since the gold is melted down, so a beautiful handmade ring that you bought for $500 might only sell for $60.
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My Phaeton just hit 100,000 miles. I'm less than a year away from the extended warranty expiration. The car is paid for. The family has grown to include 3 children. After 3 years, I'm getting a bit restless. Where does a Phaeton owner go from here?
Custom conversion of the Phaeton to a SportWagen!
I'm sure this is going to be expensive. Honestly, the car is already a money pit...yet I love it anyway. So, I've decided to think of it more as an inexpensive boat rather than an expensive car.
I'm not a "tuner guy" or anything close. How do I get this done in New England? Where to start?
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I was driving the other day and all of a sudden my CEL came on and i look at my speedometer and see that it is at 0 even though i was going like 60 or so. IVe known that my speed sensor is messed up but i never had the chance to replace it, so what usually happened was that my speedometer would start going crazy when i drive, but no CEL. So then on sunday i was going to work and i hit WOT in 3rd and at about 5k rpms i get fuel cut. When i stop at a light i noticed my idle was lower than usual, at about 300-400rpms.
I got the code read today and came up with:
P0500 Speed Sensor malfunction
P1507 Veh Idle air Control valve malfunction fail safe
I know i got fuel cut and stutterring because of the failsafe feature
These 2 codes have come up together in the past, but i cleared them and never got them again until this weekend.
I am going to replace my speed sensor tomorrow, and i hope that is the cause for both issues.
Does anyone know if these two problems can be related to each other or why they are? Did my idle drop because of the fail safe?
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I frequently spend 3 or 4 hours at a time at Paradise Bakery for work meetings and working lunches. It's a lively atmosphere, convenient since there are a variety of locations to choose from and of course the free Wi-Fi-. However, considering Paradise Bakery has a fairly specific focus on healthy selections, I'm continually surprised that they offer no gluten free menu and do not carry any gluten free bread. ONE variety of a gluten free bagel would make me a happy camper.
I have the custom salad down to a science and I will say – they have great salad. I'm a very picky salad eater so I'm happy to give credit where credit is due. I've asked enough questions at this point that I just hand-build a salad and use the toppings I know are safe. I was a little leery of the chicken as it appeared to have seasonings, but they assured me it was safe and I have had it numerous times now with no reaction.
Another (big) however – they cannot confirm (at least at any of the locations I've been to) that any of their dressings are gluten free so I opt for oil and vinegar. This is a simple compromise and I'm perfectly fine with it. The flavors in the salad with a little oil and vinegar so it's not dry work for me, but I have been told at a couple locations that they either didn't have oil & vinegar, or wouldn't be carrying them much longer. ?! Now is it just me, or isn't it fairly likely that they would need to have at least oil on hand for cooking/baking? That seems like a basic staple for nearly any restaurant to have in the kitchen and I have a hard time believing it's that inconvenient or expensive to keep some vinegar on hand. Many people, including those without allergies, use plain vinegar on salad for diet purposes.
I actually went out on a limb and tried a "sandwich" last time I was there – no bread of course, just the meat, cheese, lettuce, tomato and onion. Suffice it to say I won't be doing that again. It was a small plate, minimal food, mediocre meat and not worth the cost compared to what you can get in a salad for the same price or slightly more.
Paradise Bakery is too convenient and necessary from a work standpoint to cross off the list, but considering their healthy image and the fact they are often used as a business meeting place, I'm disappointed they don't make a better effort to embrace those with allergies and at least provide a clear menu for the gluten free options that are available.


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24-Hour Summary: Office of the Commissioner Joint Meeting of the Gastroenterology-Urology Devices Panel and the Radiological Devices Panel
FDA Office of the Commissioner
Joint Meeting of the Gastroenterology-Urology Devices Panel
and the Radiological Devices Panel of the Medical Devices Advisory Committee
on Computed Tomography Colonography
September 9, 2013
On September 9, 2013, the Office of the Commissioner convened a joint meeting of the Gastroenterology-Urology Devices Panel and the Radiological Devices Panel—both of the Medical Devices Advisory Committee—to discuss current evidence on the risks and benefits of computed tomography colonography (CTC) for the screening of asymptomatic patients for colorectal cancer (CRC).1 The meeting addressed particular matters of general applicability. No conflict of interest waivers were needed.
Seven experts presented aspects of the topic to the joint panels.2
- Michael Pignone, MD, MPH, Professor, Internal Medicine, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, presented an overview of CRC and evidence on screening rates, the effectiveness of screening technologies other than CTC, and the impact of choice upon screening rates.
- Duncan Barlow, MD, Department of Medicine, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, presented an introduction to CTC and his institution's experience using CTC in its Colon Health Initiative.
- Perry Pickhardt, MD, Professor of Radiology, Chief of Gastrointestinal Imaging, University of Wisconsin-Madison, presented data from the Department of Defense CT Colonography Screening Trial.
- Abraham Dachman, MD, Professor of Radiology, Department of Radiology, University of Chicago, presented data from the American College of Radiology Imaging Network (ACRIN) CT Colonography Trial.
- Bernard Levin, MD, Professor Emeritus, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, presented an overview of federal, professional group, and private third-party payor guidelines on the use of CTC.
- Amy Berrington de Gonzalez, DPhil, Senior Investigator, Division of Cancer Epidemiology and Genetics, National Cancer Institute, presented background on radiation risk, including that related to medical technologies, as well as evidence concerning the number of cancers prevented by CTC compared to the number induced by radiation.
- Ronald Summers, MD, PhD, Senior Investigator, Radiology and Imaging Sciences, National Institutes of Health Clinical Center, presented on recent developments in CTC, including evidence on extracolonic findings, detection of lesions ≤ 9mm and flat polyps, effectiveness in the Medicare population, patient preferences, computer-assisted detection and other technical improvements.
Nine persons spoke at the Open Public Hearing, presenting the views of their organizations. Please see the transcript for details. FDA has opened a docket for written public comments.3
Questions and Discussion
All of the members of the joint panels agreed that, given the risks and benefits identified, CTC should be one option for CRC screening of asymptomatic patients. The panel members reached this determination after considering the presentations by the invited speakers and in the Open Public Hearing, 20 papers provided to the panel prior to the meeting, and after deliberating on the specific questions FDA provided. These questions are in bold below, followed by themes emerging from the joint panels' discussion.
1. Considering available colorectal cancer screening tools and current colorectal cancer screening recommendations, please discuss the currently available data and information on:
- The potential benefits of CTC for the screening of asymptomatic patients for colorectal cancer, including test performance characteristics, impact upon overall numbers of patients screened and extracolonic findings.
- There was general agreement that CTC provides benefit, and its sensitivity and specificity were adequate, at least for larger lesions. Many members expressed the view that the effectiveness of CTC was comparable to optical colonoscopy (OC) for larger lesions. Some members commented that there were inadequate data on the clinical significance of smaller lesions.
- Some members were concerned that the available data show effectiveness when used by experts and raised questions about how CTC would be applied in the community. Others pointed out that the studies on OC were also conducted by experts, and that variable levels of expertise among the practitioners of OC was a well-recognized issue for OC effectiveness.
- Many members emphasized the need for training physicians in performing and interpreting CTC.
- There was discussion of data tending to show patient preference for CTC over OC. Some members questioned whether these data would translate to increased CRC screening, while others believed that the added choice was likely to attract new patients to screening.
- Many members commented that an additional option for screening is a benefit, and that CTC is sufficiently sensitive and specific to be counted as such an option, though members noted the need for further information in several areas.
- Some members expressed concern that CTC might miss flat lesions. Others noted that missing flat lesions was also an issue for OC.
- Some members highlighted specific benefits of CTC compared to OC, such as the speed of the procedure, lack of sedation, and the ability to drive and return to work the day of the procedure. On the other hand, any suspicious lesions encountered on CTC require referral to OC for excision.
- Safety issues related to the use of CTC for the screening of asymptomatic patients for colorectal cancer, including radiation risk and extracolonic findings.
- Several members emphasized that the overall radiation risk of CTC is low, particularly when used in patients over 50. Some members said that doses were lower now than in the past and that estimates of risk in prior publications had been based upon higher exposure estimates.
- Some members commented that the benefits of increasing the screening pool outweigh the risk of additional exposure to radiation.
- Some members commented that the risks of OC, including the risk of perforation, are substantially greater than the small radiation risk from CTC.
- Several comments highlighted a lower risk of perforations in CTC compared to OC.
- Views were mixed about the impact of extracolonic findings on overall safety and benefit. Some regarded extracolonic findings as a benefit of CTC and others as a risk for unnecessary procedures, though some said that risk was small. Several members said there was a need for more data on this question.
- Some stated that the frequency of CTC (every five years) compared to OC (every ten years) provided some margin of safety if smaller lesions were missed on CTC. One member commented that the less frequent need for OC screening might make patients prefer OC.
- Members were concerned about adherence with the CTC screening protocol and noted general lack of information about patient follow-through with recommendations for repeated CTC screenings.
2. Given the risks and benefits identified, please discuss your views on the role of CTC as one option for screening asymptomatic patients for colorectal cancer.
- Members unanimously agreed that CTC should be available as an option for CRC screening of asymptomatic patients.
- Many members strongly stressed the importance of training the practitioners of CTC and holding facilities accountable, and some suggested that the Mammography Quality Standards Act could be a model for CTC quality. Several commented further that the facility should be certified, but that the practitioner would not necessarily have to be a radiologist, if adequately trained.
- Some members noted that CTC should not be indicated for younger patients who are at higher radiation-induced cancer risk and for whom screening benefits are lower.
- Some commented that, while CTC should be an option for CRC screening, because OC is therapeutic as well as diagnostic, OC should be recommended as the first choice.
- Some remarked that CTC would be particularly appropriate for patients who could not tolerate or who had contraindications to OC.
1. An Executive Summary and bibliography of scientific literature were distributed before the meeting.
2. See the meeting information webpage for the presentations of all the guest speakers, and also see the transcript for full text of their remarks.
3. For comments filed to the docket, see FDA-2013-N-0816 at http://www.regulations.gov


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Middlebury Middlebury College football players Matthew Crimmins (Mendham, N.J.), James Tilson (Basking Ridge, N.J.) and Ling Zhou (Cranbury, N.J.) have been named District I First-Team Academic All-Americans by CoSIDA (College Sports Information Directors of America). The pair helped the Panthers to a second place finish in the NESCAC, ending with a 7-1 mark.
Crimmins is an economics major at Middlebury with a 3.60 GPA. The junior linebacker finished the season seventh on the team with 27 tackles, 15 of them solo. He also had two tackles for lost yardage while recovering and forcing a fumble. Crimmins had tackles in every game this season with a season-best six in an October 13th win at Williams. He now owns 49 tackles in 16 games at Middlebury.
Tilson is majoring in economics at Middlebury, owning a GPA of 3.70. The starting defensive lineman ended the season sixth on the team with 30 tackles this season, 20 of them solo.
He was second in '12 with 4.5 tackles for lost yardage, forcing a fumble and recovering another. He ends his career at Middlebury with 52 tackles, seven of them for lost yardage.
Zhou is a senior mathematics majors at Middlebury with a 3.62 GPA. The starting right guard was part of one of the nation's best offensive lines in '12. The team ranked 12th nationally with just .63 sacks allowed/game, while protecting a passing game that was third in the nation with 371.38 yards/contest.
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Old Town tarzını yansıtan tüm daire Budapeşte'nin merkezinde gibi Josephine, küçük ve sakin bir sokakta yer almaktadır Bu daire, Haris Köz. Budapeşte ünlü turistik çoğu, Budapeşte Kalesi, Aziz Stephan Bazilikası, Geller Tepesi, Vörösmarty kare, Gellért Banyo vb buna yakın
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2. No lodging more people than mentioned in this contract is allowed.
3. Noise is forbidden after 21.00h inside the apartment and also in the staircase.
4. Please do not disturb the neighbours when opening or closing the entrance to the building and the apartment.
This point is particularly important and no concessions will be made.
5. Minimum two night can be booked.
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The appartment is well located to explore Budapest and easy to trach from the airport.
The appartment is clean and well maintained. The photos show the real state of the appartment.
The communication with Lazlo and Alice was easy and effective. Both speak fluently englisch.
I reccomand this accomodation and I will rebook this appartment for my next stay in Budapest.
The appartment is as the pictures show.
Everything is clean and it is possible to make your own food in the kitchen.
The supermarket is close to the nearest metrostation and nearly always open
We arrived at saterday night and the supermarket was open till 10
The appertment is also in the city center close to the boulevard where it is nice to walk..
Really happy with our stay at Josephine apartment; Fresh and spacious, renovated to a high finish. The house is rundown and the entrance is shady, but we never had any problems. Thank you Aliz and Laszlo!
We have nothing else to say but thank you! You were so very helpful, and did what was in your power to help us! Unfortunately there was no electricity in the apartment when we arrived to Budapest and very quickly we were offered and taken to a temperarily appartment until fixed. We only stayed in the temperary apartment for one night, as László this fast had found us yet another apartment. The new apartment in which we stayed for the rest of our vacation was absolutely wonderful! No television and no wifi, BUT WE SURVIVED;-D!! Believe me, it is possible ;-)! We are very greatful, and when we decide to go to Budapest again soon, we definetely would like to get the very same apartment, right in the heart of Budapest and next to Donau! Michael&Mona, Denmark
Laszlo met us with the keys to the apartment and was very friendly.
The apartment was very spacious and modern with everything you would need for self catering.
The apartment was very central - we didn't have to walk far for anything.
Thank you Aliz and Laszlo!
Amazing apartment with a beautiful interior in the city center. It was a pleasure to stay there.
My stay in Budapest was wonderful. City is beautiful. Apartment was the royal, located in the heart of city. And people was wonderful. They helped me before arrival and took care of me during my stay. It is the best place in Budapest! I recomend to all!
Wij hebben heerlijk gehad in Budapest. Onze studio was prima.
Lekker in het centrum, echt een aanrader!
Nous avons séjourné trois nuits dans l'appartement proposé par Laszlo. Situé au coeur du centre-ville, à proximité des sites d'intérêts et il présente l'avantage d'être très accessible de l'aéroport.
Laszlo nous a très bien accueilli et nous a aidé à préparer notre séjour en amont.
Très bonne expérience.
Merci Laszlo.
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New Mexico is notorious for its mud, the map instructed that some parts would be impassable if wet. Overnight it had snowed but we thought we'd give it a bash, even if we only got 20 miles. We were out of water and knew there was a restaurant up the road. We set out but matty had to turn back as he was missing a bottle. The restaurant was closed but a nice guy gave me a gallon so I topped off three of my four bottles leaving enough for matty. We rode along tarmac for about 5 miles before the turn onto gravel. There, a couple of hunters were parked and matty was talking to them when I pulled up. The weather was overcast and they said it wasn't going to change for a few days with snow coming. One of the hunters was limping after slipping with his elk skinning knife and putting it through his leg, the whole gnarly blade which he showed us. Ouch! They said the vintage narrow gauge steam train was coming so we waited to watch it go by
The road was tough, and getting tougher. Huge fist sized rocks over lava rock, volcanic sand and dirt, washed away road, ruts and holes everywhere. It was technical riding to say the least. Matty was out in front today, we had a small argument over weight in the morning as I was holding more, and wanted help, in which he denied. I was coming down a valley over some real hazardous rock when the rain came in. It was only spiting but I could see the full-on rain blanket coming. Matty was in the distance about a mile and I wondered why he hadn't stopped when the rain came. I thought he was gunning for the trees on the other side of the valley. I had to take cover under a tree as it came in hard. After several minutes it slowed and I hit the road. It was 1230 and lunch pains where rumbling inside but I thought matty would be just ahead. The road had turned to muck! A sludge that stuck to its self, multiplying in my brakes, wheels, gears between bars, everywhere! I was sliding all over the place and after 100 meters the bike seized. I scooped out the gunk, and kept plugging away expecting matty to be at the other side of the valley under cover. He wasn't! I'm not sure why but he kept on going. Normally we would wait for each other if too far ahead, out of sight, or, time for food. I stuffed in some musile bars and some of the peanut butter then continued, thinking he'll be just up ahead
I made it to the highway, to the town, and was almost in a panic when most of the houses were deserted. There was a gas station which had a old car with flat tires parked at a tank, a dead coke machine with a crunched can in it and weeds growing through the cracks in the concrete. The rest of the town looked the same. I wish I could have taken pics but the camera and seized from grit. Then I saw a little shack and a caravan down the road. A sign said food; another said open and another closer up said open, on the door the sign read closed! I was desperate and called out. A young girl came out answered they were open and yes I could have some water. I bought a banana cake and six snickers knowing this would get me to the next town 65miles away which had a bike shop. She said hot food was going and so I ordered a burrito and a coke. Inside the shack was a fire so I ate, defrosted, paid, tipped and left happy knowing I'd dodged a hail storm while inside. I made it twenty miles down the road before my rear tire went flat. Both my tire leavers snapped trying to remove the tire. And on closer inspection the actual tube was ruined with a torn valve. The spare was missing, and I remembered matty taking it the other day and not replacing it. I thought thank god this didn't happen up on the mountain, I'd be walking out with no food or water. At least here, on the on the highway, I'd be able to hitch a ride in the morning to the town Espanola, now 45 miles away. I knew there was no point hiking then as the sun was setting and rain was coming. I lifted my bike off the road over some baby cacti and behind some trees. It was a good a place as any to set up for the night.
It took 2.15 hours to get the right lift
I couldn't find the store. "Oh shit, where the hell is it!" After asking a second person he pointed out a small run down building which resembled a garage more than anything. Rusty bars on the windows and door laid back from the road 30 meters. He said, that's Randy's place over there, but he's not there, then started making phone calls with no luck. I had left my bike back on the corner and was a little worried about it being stolen, but then again you'd have to be super human to carry it anywhere as I had the back wheel with me. I walked to Wal-Mart but they only had standard valve tubes. On my way back to Randy's I saw a pick up pull out of the drive and down the road. "I bet that was him" "bugger!" I couldn't do anything but sit down outside the door and wait. A minute later the truck returned. It was Randy and he said it took him a while to register that a guy carrying a wheel must be on his way to his place.
This wasn't a shop at all, it was a shed
The next town was two days away over some of the roughest terrain on the trail. The weather report said superb weather so things were looking non muddy! I was a bit nervous after the run of troubles but thought my brakes should get me there. If I have any other troubles I had bought enough supplies to walk out; 4.5 liters of extra water and food for four days. Also, it was Friday which meant I could call on the hunters if desperate. They would be out in full force especially as tomorrow was the first day of Rifle on Elk. That night I cycled up 2000ft then a nice camp as the sun went down, gun shots echoing through the mountains as set my tent up which made me throw my orange vest on.
45 miles was as far as I could get over the tough terrain on Saturday. The grinding from my front brake was sounding like metal on metal. I looked down to see a flake come peeling off. Like when you drill through a metal plate. Shit! I whipped it off to find no rubber left and on checking the rim, found a rough concave groove
By the way the scenery was outstanding, a new type of forest, new type of pine running along canyon tops and along Mesa's. The road would flattened out then back to shit over and over before coming to another 2000ft climb then the beginning of the downhill. Some more rough road where I had to walk for my own safety and the rim. I was down onto nice roads now, really nice, when I saw two cyclists coming the other way. They were a couple of French Canadians, going the wrong way I thought, until they said they were only doing the New Mexico segment. Already finding it tough and knowing they were coming to the hardest part I really didn't know what to say to them. She was going to find it very tough; she said she already was having fitness problems. I didn't want to tell them I'd just spent two days in the worst conditions and been forced off the mountain! We chatted for a little more then I asked the favor, do you have any spare brake pads? Yes of course they did. I tried to offer money but they said no no no. I wished them luck as they pushed on. After rearranging my brakes, I was stoked! No back brakes but fresh fronts and probably saved my rim. I was free to race down the hills again. Luck of the Irish aye! Evening provided a nice cam spot with plenty of wood around for me to light a fire. I cooked and boiled for hot chocolate
The morning skies were moody but not grumpy. I made it to the tarmac and rolled down down down into the town of Cuba. It was small and typically cowboy western. The tiny info center had a state ranger sitting in running it. I bought some homemade brownies for 50cent each, lovely! The small town had a big history of sheriffs and outlaws. It was kinda dodgy, I was hit up for money by an Indian bum couple with nowhere to live. I went for cafe, internet, hotel and wait to see if matty showed.
He was no show by 12 the next day so I left messages and moved onward to the 140 mile highway segment to grants. It was canyon and mesa lands. Vast, barren and desolate. Mexicans would be hitchhiking in the strangest places, like the middle of nowhere. There was trash everywhere along the side of the road, mainly beer bottles and cans. Drunk driving is obviously common here I thought as a guy past me swerving on the road. There weren't many places to camp; I ended up sleeping in dried up river canyon/bed, off the side of the road and out of sight, in the property of one of the many Christian missions along this highway. The next morning was a short pedal to the gas station for coffee, listen and giggle at two native ladies having a bitch fight in the courtyard and then on my way to the town of grants….until my gear cable broke. I patched it up with gaffa tape and that did the trick to get me to grants. Another shitty town. Here I stayed in the RV park. Two nights so I could further wait for matty and to have a rest day for bike maintenance. Amazingly I found a cheap cable set at Wal-Mart which did the trick, and some rubbish brakes to get me by until Sliver Town where there is a bike shop, or maybe a shed of helpful junk!


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Press-Telegram (Newspaper) - December 16, 1959, Long Beach, California SNOW ISOLATES 2.000 IN N.M. TOWN srOCfCINGFUL OF JOY Mrs. William Boyd, 637 E. 3rd St., heads home from Seaside Hospital today with a pre-Christmas gift, a new son, William, who snuggles in a receiving blanket fashioned into a red Christmas stocking. The hospital will send all its Christmas-week babies home in similar stockings. There's an adequate sup- ply on hand for baby-stuffing, with inscriptions to boot. And just how did Williahr get jn on this holiday bonus ahead of time? For serving as a model for this picture of Photo.) AF Jet Sets New World WASHINGTON MB The Air Force said today one of its jet fighters has set a new world speed record of miles per hour. It reported the flight was made by a F106 Delta Dart piloted by Maj. Joseph' Rogers Tuesday at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. Rogers' speed topped by ]16 miles the fastest previous Air Force flight achieved May It also bettered the claim of the Soviet Union that one of its new E66 Delta wing fighters flew miles per hour Oct. 31. The speed record waf es- tablished just a day after an- other Air Force plane an a record alti- tude of feet. That plane, piloted by Capt. Joe B. Jordan, also took off from Edwards Air Force Base. THE AIR FORCE said that Rogers, when establishing the speed record, took off at the desert flight test center, climbed to feet, touched off the after burner and twice flew through an 18-ki'.ometer course, thus ac- complishing the requirement of the Federation Aeronau- tique Internationale for es- tablishing an official record. The east-to-west run was clocked at approximately miles per hour and the return run at about miles per hour. The plane is a production model of the Air Defense Command's latest interceptor built by Convair Division of General Dynamics Corp. It is an all-weather inter- ceptor designed for destroy- ing enemy bombers at twice the speed of sound and at altitudes above feet. It can carry the Genie atomic warhead rocket and Falcon air-to-air guided mis- siles. NATO Told Russ Nuclear, Missile Power Growing By GEORGE McARTHUR PARIS NATO nations received today a report of a Soviet buildup in rockets and a new U. S. charge that France is not, meeting her defense pledges to cope with Russian threats. U. S. Secretary of Defense Thomas. S. Gates Jr, told the North Atlantic Alliance that the United States needs more help in keeping Western de fenses modernized, and en dorses the military substance of a recent speech by Gen Nathan Twining. Twining, chairman of the U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Weather Fog Intc tonight and early Thursday near the coast. Variable high cloudiness but otherwise, sunny. Little change in temperature. No Further Tax Seen Brown SACRAMENTO (UPI) Gov. Edmund G. Brown said today he will propose no new taxes to the 1960 budget session of the Legislature. Brown said a preliminary, review of the budget, with the state's top fiscal experts Tuesday convinced him that the state is in "sound finan- cial position" and no new taxes would be necessary. At his news conference Tuesday, prior to the meeting with state money experts, Brown said he was "very seriously considering" a new effort to levy a state tax on oil production. A tax on oil was turned down by the 1959 Legislature. AT THE conference, Brown would not say whether the proposed oil tax would be presented at the 1960 budget session or the 1961 general session of the-Jegislature. Brown said a call for new taxes in the 1960 session was eliminated because of a re- port from State Department of Finance analysts that the slate would have a surplus of 70 million d o 11 a by next June 30. The governor said some of the money will be used to meet building and other capital outlay needs. He said the surplus also will be used to face up to university and state college' needs and to rescue the lagging state beaches and parks program. sharply attacked France las week in a secret NATO mili tary meeting for refusing to go along with integration o its forces with the alliance Secretary of State Christian A. Herter Tuesday insistec that integration is a vital par of NATO, and in effect sup ported Twining. GATES SPOKE today aftei French Defense Minister Pier re Guillaumat officially pro tested the American charg> that France is shirking am the fact that Twining's. speech reached the press. He charget that Twin in g overstepped military bounds and got into political matters. Gates said he felt that the United States is within competence, right and re sponsibility of its military to comment on the military ef fects of political decisions.' Adm. Walter F. Boone, U.S (Continued Page A-6, Col. 5) WHERE TO FIND IT Republican leaders hail the party's congressional victory in Iowa as a sign of a come back. Page A-3. Beach B-I. Hal C-13. C-13. D-6, 7. A-14. Death B-2. C-12. B-3. Shipping C-7. D-I to 4. C-14, 15. Tides, Television, Earl C-13. B-4, 5, 6. The Southland's Finest Evening Newspaper LtiNG BEACH 12, WEDNESDAY, DEC. Vol. 272 .________ TELEPHONE HE 5-1161 PRICE 10 CENTS HOME EDITION (Six Editions Daily) 72 PAGES CLASSIFIED HE 2-5959 Reveal Red Free Radio Poison Plot Deadly Drug Put in Saltshakers; Endangered MUNICH, Germ'any ladio Free Europe said today agents of a "foreign commu- nist power" has attempted a mass poisoning of its em- sloyes. Most of the employes of his privately financed, Amer- can station are refugees from Iron Curtain countries. Erik Hazelhoff, of Mount isco, N. Y., Radio Free Eu- rope's European director, said a poison was found Nov. 21 n a number of saltshakers at the station's cafeteria. The cafeteria is frequented by employes, who often bring their families. About 100 of the employes are Americans. THE DIRECTOR said the substance was analyzed by U S. Army medical authorities and was found to be atropine, a poisonous drug derived from the deadly nightshade plant. Hazelhoff said the poison ing attempt was revealed by a Radio Free Europe employe "who although ostensibly used by a foreign communist power for sabotage purposes' cooperating with American authorities from the time he was first con- tacted by the Reds. "He also revealed the iden- tity of the person who planned these acts and or- dered them executed, includ- ing this latest one, as being a communist diplomat stationec in Western Europe acting on the instructions of his gov- Hazelhoff contin- ued. The cafeteria was closed but will be reopened Thurs- day. HAZELHOFF SAID U. S and German authorities were notified immediately after the discovery. "The delay in the issuance of this announcement has been due to the necessities of the investigation which are proceeding In close co operation between RFE man- agement and the proper au- he said. "Every act of violence (Continued Page A-6, Col. 1) COLORFUL CRIME Park Meter ST. LOUIS own- er of five commercial build- ings painted city parking meter posts to match the building fronts turquoise, mustard and forest and the police saw, red. Central figure in the col- orful police case is Francis Doll. "I used the utmost taste and discretion without knowledge of violating any Doll protested, "but I suffered the indig- nity of riding in the paddy wagon." DOLL, A NATIVE of Mis- souri who serves as St. Louis consul for Repub- lic of Honduras, played his trump card upon arrival at the district police station Tuesday. He claimed diplo- matic immunity. "I figured it would en- hance city Doll explained. Police said residents of the neighborhood had com- plained, Doll was skeptical. "They love he said. FLOOD WATERS COVER HIGHWAY Flood waters from the Snoqualmie River roar across a highway near Fall City Wash., today and spread over adjacent farmland. It was the second time in a month that rains and melting snows caused flooding in the Wilton Plans Britain's Fleet Ion-Dollar Fires Salute to Ike on Cruiser The Wilton Hotel in down- town Long Beach plans a mil lion-dollar remodeling pro- gram. This marks the fifth big hotel-motel project announced for a Long Beach site in re- cent years. Massaglia Hotels, Inc., Wilton owner, today con- firmed "an extensive renova- tion project is planned." Joseph Massaglia Jr., hotel chain president, said the Wil ton will not detail its remodel- ing plans until the renovation gets under way. "But you can definitely say it will oc- he added. WILTON EMPLOYES de- clined official comment. But one hotel source said Mas- saglia has earmarked one mil- lion dollars for the remodel- ing, and that the renovation is slated to begin shortly after Jan. 1. Massaglia bought the Wil- ton four yers ago for 000. A million-dollar renova- tion project would represent an investment in Long Beach's future equal to 40 per cent of the original Wilton sales price. The Wilton announcement came as Long Beach hotel- motel-tourist industry people were streamlining all of Long Beach's tourist-convention fa- ciities. Other big projects an- nounced: 5 million dollar boatel" motel of 250 units for the new Long Beach ma- rina. The boatel is slated to be built when the marina is completed. The new Twilighter Hotel, a multi-million-dollar hotel at the foot of Linden Ave., over- looking the Pacific on the south side of Ocean Blvd. A 60-unit section is now being (Continued Page A-6, Col. 1) Raymond Swing's Condition Critical WASHINGTON mond Gram Swing, veteran radio news commentator, was reported in critical condition in the Washington Hospital Center today after a heart at- tack. Swing, 72, has been a news- man for over half a century. His first job was on a Cleve- land newspaper in 1906. By MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH WITH EISENHOWER IN THE British Mediterranean Fleet today salute President Eisenhower as he sailed over sunlit water to the Western summit meeting in Paris. A message was flashed b Adm. Sir Alexander Single aboard his flagship Tiger she passed within 600 yar of the President standing attention at the rail of th U. S. cruiser Des Moines. "I am honored and deligh ed to be able to salute yo while you pass on your mis Time Bomb Goes Off af School CHICAGO home- made bomb exploded in Stein- metz High School today. No one was injured. The explosion came at a.m., 37 minutes after police received a telephone call warning that a bomb would go off in the school at pre- cisely About of the school's pupils were in the building. The bomb was made of aluminum tubing and black powder. It exploded in a locker on the top floor of the three-story building situated on the northwest side of the city. THE BOMB exploded as Officer Kenneth Murphy ap- proached the locker. He and 11 other policemen from Cra- gin Station sped to the school after receiving the telephone warning. Lt. Charles Hopp said a candle three-fourths of an inch in diameter had been at- tached to the bomb. The can- dle had been lighted some- time late Tuesday. When the candle burned low, the flame ignited a fuse. Hopp said whoever planted the bomb was able to figure within eight minutes of the telephoned warning time. There was no panic in the school, which has had bomb threats previously, and Clar- ence C. Claxton, principal, said classes would be held today as usual. sion of peace through the se you know so well in war Bingley said over the flasl ing blinker on the Tiger. BINGLEY SAILED from Valletta, Malta, to pay h respects to the President an exchange gun salutes wit the Des Moines. Traditional Eisenhowe weather jeturned to th Mediterreanean today as th President sailed westward o the first real rest of his thre> continent good will tour. The Des Moines bore th (Continued Page A-6, Col. 2 British Trawler, 20 Given Up for Lost GLASGOW, Scotland The British trawler Red Fal- con today was officially re- ported missing and believed lost with her crew of 20. Planes Hit; Civilian Dies, Guard Flier Saf CHEYENNE, Wyo. UP) civilian pilot was killed an an Air National Guard fli parachuted to safety whe their planes collided in fligl four miles south of her Tuesday. The victim was Gene Lewis, 37, St. Cloud. Minn advertising man and fath< of six children. Capt. William Meckum, 3 was not hurt'. 12-Ft. Drifts Block Roads o Vaughn J Hundreds of Babies in Need of Milk as Supplies Run Out VAUGHN, N. M. upplies ran out this morning s the last fury of a dying torm stranded 600 motorists n this little high plains cowr own. Townspeople appealed to B governor for ially milk for hundreds of abies. The governor's office in Santa Fe said efforts were icing made to get all avail- ible highway equipment into he area to break a path hrough drifts to 12 feet deep. Highway crews fought .heir way from Roswell' to vithin 15 miles of Vaughn his morning, but were turned jack by huge drifts that tailed equipment. CRISIS was de- veloping at Fort Sumner'on .he high plains where stock- men told the governor's of- 'ice many cattle and sheep would perish unless help could 36 sent. The National Guard was or- dered to start preparing an 'Operation Haylift" to drop 'eed to the snowbound herds. Trains and Air Force Wea- sel half-tracks were called in o rescue motorists stranded on the blizzard-lashed plains. Western New Mexico was clearing this morning, but the dying storm continued to dump heavy amounts of snow n the high, flat areas of east- central New Mexico. 1 U. S. 85 between Springer and Las Vegas remained slocked. AT THE HEART of the continuing storm was the little plains cowtown of Vaughn, where the pop- ulation'was swelled by 600 stranded motorists. There were 25 small babies among the 125 motorists who spent the night in the Vaughn City Hall, and many others among the approximately 500 other stranded motorists who jammed the town's 110 avail- able motel rooms, and slept in all-night restaurants. Traffic was paralyzed even in the town itself, where 20 inches of snow was on the ground and still coming down hard at mid-morning. Stranded about 3 Y2 miles east of Vaughn on U. S. 60 was a Greyhound bus carry- ing 23 passengers and the driver. BOUNTIFUL Wolf at Door Helps Merry Christmas BOERNE, Tex. wolf that came into her back yard to visit, her dog stayed to become Chris- mas "pin money" to Mrs. Charles Jung this week. She looked door, saw the wolf with her dog, and shot It. She presented It to the Kendall County Commissioners' Court and collected in bounty. DETROIT is full of gay lights and Christmas only nine days most children. But for five little Detroit- ers life was dark indeed to- day and there was much sorrow. A watchman at the city's Welfare Shelter heard whim- pering as he made his rounds at 1 a.m. today. He stepped into the room where Mrs. Helen St. Clair, 32, and her five children had been living since Monday. Mrs. St. Clair was prone on the floor. "My mother's sobbed the oldest child, 12- year-old Hilliard Jr., "and I don't know what to do." POLICE TOOK the chil- dren, all but 7-month-old Penny, to a juvenile home. Penny was taken to a hospital to be cared for. An autopsy was ordered into the mother's death. Police Sgt. Elizabeth Grin- die said Hilliard told her the family had been destitute for some time and none knew the father's whereabouts. Only Monday, the lad said, the family returned to De- troit from Pennsylvania, where they had gone to seek help but didn't find any. ;
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When creativity and inspiration strike, absolutely nothing can stop their progression; not even a body of water as vast as the Atlantic Ocean. Thus is the case with international music duo, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (TLOEG). The League's mind-bending mix of hip-hop and electronic music, dubbed "Gangsta Electro Clash," is set to simultaneously push the boundaries of both genres and prove that an amalgamation of kindred spirits cannot be hindered, no matter how varied the backgrounds or great the physical distance.
The members of TLOEG are rapper and lyricist NOTE, a San Diego, California resident and producer Simon Muschinsky of Copenhagen, Denmark. NOTE originally hails from Cleveland, Ohio and is best known for his witty, raw and unorthodox approach to hip-hop music. A veteran emcee and one-time Sony/Loud Music recording artist, NOTE has a large grassroots following. With a sound he describes as "Space Age Gangsta," NOTE pushes the boundaries of traditional hip-hop by experimenting with a diverse collection of artists, producers and beat makers to achieve a sound that is uniquely his own. Simon Muschinsky, the technical genius behind TLOEG, is a producer, beatmaker and keyboard player whose electro-clash production style is unmatched. Simon is most notably a founding member of successful Danish pop ensemble When Saints Go Machine (!K7 & EMI Scandinavia).
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