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What is ByeBites?
ByeBites protects against and treats insect bites naturally. ByeBites products do not contain DEET or other harmful substances, which makes them particularly suitable for small children, pregnant women and people with sensitive skin. The ByeBites skin care line consists of insect repellents and treatments for when bites do occur. The ByeBites range also includes instruments for removing insects, stings or excess venom.
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Insects - wasps, mosquitoes, ants and horseflies - are everywhere and they may sting or bite. These bites can be painful or itchy. Some insects, such as tics and malaria mosquitoes, can transmit serious diseases. That is why it is important to keep insects at bay. Many insect repellents contain harmful toxins which don't only keep bugs away but may also cause health problems or skin irritation. ByeBites products contain only natural ingredients and can therefore be used safely.
How to use ByeBites products
ByeBites products are available in various forms, including:
- ByeBites SoftGel: mosquito gel made with citronella oil. Mild on the skin and gives six hours of protection. Also suitable for children from the age of six months.
- ByeBites 2-in-1 Gel: insect repellent aftersun gel that keeps mosquitoes away and sooths, softens and moisturises the skin after sunbathing. Gives up to six hours of protection. Ideal for summer evenings out.
- ByeBites Gone Itch Classic: calms the skin and instantly reduces swelling and itching of stabbing and bites. Suitable for adults and adolescents. Usage: apply a few drops to the affected skin directly after the bite.
- ByeBites Jeuk-Weg (Gone Itch) Junior: especially developed to treat children's fragile skin after insect bites or stings. Relieves itching, pain and swelling. Suitable for children from the age of six months. Usage: apply a few drops to the affected skin directly after the bite.
- ByeBites Sting and Bite Kit: handy nylon bag with, among other things, a tick tweezer, extractor pump to remove venom from bites and stings, cooling spray, magnifying glass, various size plasters, and a first aid guide for tick bites. Convenient for on the way.
- ByeBites Tick Tweezer: easy-to-use tick tweezer. Effective tool for removing both small and large ticks.
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ByeBites products do not cause any side effects. If you do experience side effects, consult a doctor.
When not to use ByeBites products
Do not use if you are allergic to any of the ingredients in ByeBites products (see the label on the package or package leaflet). Always apply lotions and liquids to intact skin and avoid contact with the eyes or mouth. ByeBites products should not be used on children under six months of age.


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Some people would not recommend being a DJ as a full time career. It is not necessarily high paying and not everyone succeeds in this kind of job. Moreover, it is seen as a hobby and not really a career. Though this is true in many levels, no one should stop you from pursuing it if you feel like it is what you deserve. After all, we do things in.. Read More
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If you want to be a really good DJ, you don't necessarily have to practice on the actual equipment. Sometimes, you need to improve your skills by just staying home. Take note being a good DJ is just about being good in listening and appreciating music. These are things that you can do even at home. I am not saying that you should not practice with the actual equipment at.. Read More
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Cooking and making drinks at home can be very fun and exciting. You get to experiment on different ingredients. When the people you are to feed are satisfied with what you have done, then it is even better. However, there are instances when you feel like you are just forced to cook because your family needs to eat and you have no one to help you out. In this case,.. Read More
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Nothing beats listening to music and seeing live performances out in the open. You could feel every beat, hear every tone and drown in the madness of people who also came to witness and enjoy that moment with you. Which is why, nothing could ever compare to going to the Glastonbury Festival – the world's most famous music festival held annually in England. They always say that you shouldn't even.. Read More
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Whether you are into music or not, it always helps if you sing or play musical instruments. When you have a partner, it is even better if you do it together. This is one effective way to improve your relationship. You can go to the nearest karaoke room and sing your heart out. It does not really matter if you have good voices. This is just a creative way for.. Read More

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All Saints Catholic High School is a Christian community within the tradition of the Roman Catholic Church, working in the spirit of gospel values.
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We aim to work in partnership with the home, our churches and local communities in delivering a high quality education for all. These relationships provide the foundation for developing lifelong wholeness and integrity.
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Tessile extends quilts to juveniles
October 28, 2002,
Long known for its wide array of quilts for adults, Tessile has broadened its assortment and is now offering a juvenile quilt line.
"They prompted us to make an offering, so we're testing the market," said Samuel Lam, vp. "We'd like to see how we'll do in this segment."
Shells features outline quilting in the shape of shells and a border wave effect, as well as hand-painting and embroidery. Birdhouses features a more constructed look via hand appliqué and gingham-type hand treatments. Birdhouses, birds and a fence along the border make up the motif. Both quilts are constructed from all cotton with polyester fill and are sourced from China.
The juvenile line is offered not only as open stock but as quilt-in-a-bag sets containing a quilt and a sham. Coordinating decorative pillows also make up the new line.
In addition to twin and full/queen sizes, Tessile is accommodating consumers with bunk beds by offering a bunk size in both patterns. Retail price points for Shells open at $19.99 for a bunk and $39.99 for a twin, while the more constructed Birdhouses starts at $39.99 for a bunk and $59.99 for a twin.
Although only two designs are currently being offered, Towner Lapp, Tessile's national sales manager, said the company has the ability to accommodate the design sense and style of virtually any retailer.
"Kids is a big market," Lapp said. "And with us going on a direct basis, we're much more capable of being able to do these things now than in the past."
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Microsoft and TomTom Smoke Patent Peace Pipe
The Redmond giant and the Dutch navigation company have agreed on a settlement whereby TomTom will pay Microsoft for the use of some of its patents.
The eight Microsoft patents that are part of the agreement relate to car navigation and file management systems, according to a Microsoft press release. TomTom agrees to remove two of its file management functions covered by Microsoft's FAT LFN patents over the next two years. On the other side, TomTom will allow Microsoft to use technology in four patents that they claimed Microsoft violated in a countersuit. During the five-year term that covers past and future sales, Microsoft will not need to compensate TomTom. Neither of the two former rivals disclosed the amount TomTom agreed to pay.
Peter Spours, director of IP strategy and transactions at TomTom, had this to say: "This agreement puts an end to the litigation between our two companies. It is drafted in a way that ensures TomTom's full compliance with its obligations under the GPLv2, and thus reaffirms our commitment to the open source community."
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Microsoft is slowly becoming a Linux vendor.
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The new kernel makes swap implementation more scalable, which will help cloud providers.
Docker Appoints Steve Singh CEO
The new CEO comes from a very strong SaaS background.
Docker Announces Linux Kit and Moby Project
Both projects help organizations build their own containerized systems.
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Mark Shuttleworth has resumed the position of CEO of Canonical.
Microsoft is Shutting Down CodePlex
Microsoft's open source code hosting platform CodePlex will come to an end after a more than 10-year stint.
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["Keith named this guitar "Tumbling Dice" (or "Dice" for short) after a decal of a pair of dice that once graced the front of the guitar near the control knobs. Note that the remnants of the white dice decal near the knobs that has been worn off. A set of Grover tuners and a Leo Quan Badass adjustable bridge have replaced the original factory parts. "Dice" has been one of Keith's main guitars over the decades. A pair of Fender Tele knobs replaced the original Gibson volume and tone knobs. This was the same model as Keith's 1960 wine red Les Paul Junior with one black P-90, the main differences being its TV yellow color and a tortoiseshell pickguard instead of a black one. Keith used this guitar in standard tuning, usually with a capo on the seventh fret."](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/20345-book-excerpt-rolling-stones-gear)more
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US: Retail Sales rose 0.1% MoM in January
FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - The Commerce Department has informed that US retail sales have expanded 0.1% on a monthly basis during January, matching estimates. Ex autos, sales have also advanced 0.2%, beating expectations at +0.1%. Both prints were below previous 0.5% and 0.3%, respectively


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Gabriel Engel brauchte ein neues Logo Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
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THE WHITE RABBIT is awarded the 53rd Grimme Prize 2017
THE WHITE RABBIT, a production by FFP New Media for SWR, is awarded the 2017 Grimme Prize. The Grimme jury itself nominated this genre film about sexually motivated crime, by Grimme-winning director Florian Schwarz (Tatort: Im Schmerz geboren) at the end of January in the Fiction category.
Prizes will be awarded on 31 March at the Performing Arts Theatre in Marl. Those honoured at the ceremony will be director Florian Schwarz, writers Michael Proehl and Holger Karsten, cameraman Philipp Sichler and leading actors Devid Striesow and Lena Urzendowsky.
The TV premiere of THE WHITE RABBIT was shown by the First German TV Channel as part of a theme evening, followed by a discussion on the subject of cyber grooming chaired by Sandra Maischberger. This premiere showing in September was popular with younger audiences, claiming a 10% market share: a total of 3.84 million people (12.6% of viewers) switched on for the production.
In summer 2016 THE WHITE RABBIT was awarded two festival prizes: the writers were presented with the Creative Energy Award at the 2016 Emden Norderney International Film Festival, and at the Festival of German Films in Ludwigshafen the Media Cultural Prize was awarded to the SWR program executive responsible for the production, Claudia Gerlach-Benz.
In mid-September 2016 THE WHITE RABBIT was shown in competition at the Festival de la Fiction in the French city of La Rochelle. The film was also nominated for the Prix Europa at the Trimedial Festival in October, and the young leading actress Lena Urzendowsky was awarded the Saarländischen Rundfunks Prize in November as part of the Günter Rohrbach Film Prizes. In addition, THE WHITE RABBIT was shown in competition at the Baden-Baden Television Film Festival and has received three nominations for the 2017 German Television Prizes in the categories Best Film, Best Music for Florian van Volxem and Sven Rossenbach and Best Script for Holger Karsten Schmidt.
THE WHITE RABBIT has also been nominated for the 15th German Audio Film Prize, which will be awarded in Berlin in March 2017.


text: Nitro tackles beautification, sidewalk repair By Marta Ree Tankersley January 7, 2014 Story Share NITRO, W.Va. -- Nitro Mayor Dave Casebolt appointed a committee to evaluate bids from landscape architects to beautify sections of Route 25, 21st Street to 40th Street and the triangle at the base of the Dick Henderson Memorial Bridge during a regular City Council meeting Tuesday."Criteria No. 1 in the economic development plan adopted last year is to attract investment and increase housing values in the city through a beautification project," Casebolt said. "This is the first step in accomplishing that goal."In a related matter, council appointed a committee to study plans to enhance entrances into the city by erecting statues of World War I soldiers, commonly referred to as doughboys, with signs indicating the historical significance of Nitro during that conflict.Council members also discussed the need to upgrade and repair sidewalks throughout the city."While our grant application for Streetscape Phase III was recently denied, we plan to re-apply and will include extra sidewalk repair and installation in the plan," Casebolt said.Council also approved agreements with the Cross Lanes - Nitro Little League for use of Nitro's EMT building on Plant Road and for maintenance of Nitro City Park."The standard-language 'hold harmless' agreement ensures that the Little league furnishes their own insurance," attorney Johnny Brown said.A hold harmless agreement is a legal agreement in which one party is considered not liable for damages arising from the terms of the agreement -- in this case, the city of Nitro would not be responsible for any damages or liability issues stemming from Cross Lanes' use of its facilities. "This protects the city and the little league," Casebolt said. "This type of agreement should be in place for any organization that uses city property."The city agrees to pay all utilities at both locations, as well as gasoline used to fuel lawn mowers and other equipment used to cut grass on the fields, he said.Councilman John Montgomery recommended that police, fire and public works officials complete plans to design an emergency communications plan as part of the Home Rule application process, which is currently being compiled.Council approved the first reading of an ordinance adopting the international building code as required by the state of West Virginia. They also approved a list of poll workers and alternates for the March 8 excess levy election.Casebolt reported that the city's 2014 calendars, designed by students at Nitro High School, are at the printers and should be mailed out by the end of January."They did an outstanding job, especially since it's their first time," he said. "Next year they should have them completed earlier and mailed out by mid-December." Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Former Winfield football coaching great Leon McCoy dies 2 After one year, no progress on WV ammunition plant 3 Delayed mortality hidden hazard of hot-water muskie fishing 4 Looking for WVU basketball's strength? Check the perimeter 5 Dear Abby: Nosy co-worker makes a stink about office perfume policy Car stuck on railroad tracks in Hansford Previous Story House GOP, Dems outline agendas Next Story


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Located within a mile (2 km) of Ancient Olympia, Europa Hotel is within 2 miles (3 km) of Archaeological Museum of Ancient Olympia. This 42-room, 4-star hotel has an outdoor pool along with free in-room WiFi and free self parking. Kaiafa Lake is also within a 30-minute drive of this Archaia Olympia hotel.
Start your day off right with a free hot/cold buffet breakfast, served each morning from 7 AM to 10 AM. In addition to a meal at the onsite restaurant, you can also enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service.
All 42 air-conditioned rooms feature balconies, minibars, and safes. Flat-screen TVs come with satellite channels, and free WiFi keeps guests connected. Bathrooms offer deep soaking tubs, hair dryers, and free toiletries.
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Guests staying at Europa Hotel enjoy an outdoor pool, a rooftop terrace, and free WiFi in public areas. Free parking is available if you drive. Multilingual staff at the front desk are standing by 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include a meeting room, express check-in, and laundry facilities.
- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast
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- Free parking
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The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This Archaia Olympia hotel also offers an outdoor pool, a rooftop terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Europa Hotel has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
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- Total number of rooms - 42
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- Free WiFi
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Outdoor pool
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- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Laundry facilities
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Europa Hotel offers 42 air-conditioned accommodations with minibars and safes. Rooms open to balconies. Flat-screen televisions come with satellite channels.
Bathrooms include bathtubs with deep soaking bathtubs, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. This Archaia Olympia hotel provides complimentary wireless Internet access.
- Balcony
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- Minibar
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- Free toiletries
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- In-room safe
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Satellite TV service
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- Free WiFi
- Room service (limited hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
Where to Eat
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Europa Hotel has a restaurant on site.
A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served each morning between 7 AM and 10 AM.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 12:30 PM
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-out time is noon
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 2 children 2 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- No pets or service animals allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Hotel Registry Number - 0415K014A0022000
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Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. Up to 2 children 2 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
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A semi-evergreen perennial which grows to 30 cm, Primula elatior also known as Oxlip, forms a rosette of leaves at its? base. Clusters of one-sided, bell shaped flowers are carried on an erect stems from the centre of the leaves, and these are yellow with dark centres, measuring 2.5cm across.
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Eating Patterns
We would like to share this Instagram account that has been making a lot of buzz lately. We'll quite understand why because it is so refreshing and the idea of mixing two of my favourite things in the whole world. Design and Food, more specifically pattern design. Based in Vega, Barcelona; let's follow their creative journey at making these very colorful images full of richness and combination from different food. This is what that is all about right? Making things with your hands and to stay creative! Make sure to check out and follow their Instagram: @eatingpatterns. Something between pattern design and cooking. More information: https://www.instagram.com/eatingpatterns.
Olhos Nao Mentem (Eyes Don't Lie): Photography by Luis Godinho
We came across Luis Godinho's beautiful photography on 500px and in particular his shots from India, Thailand and Nepal featuring individuals young and old. I was expressly moved by a shot of a little girl in Jaipur, India titled Olhos Nao Mentem (Eyes Don't Lie). Eyes truly do not lie and are the windows into the soul. Luis clearly has a knack for capturing the emotion of these moments. Be sure to check out his entire portfolio for more beautiful imagery from around the globe. Photography Luís Godinho is a Photographer from Angra Do Heroísmo, Açores, Portugal. For more information check out his beautiful 500px profile at https://500px.com/luisgodinho
Reduced to the Max Series
It's a new thing for me to be able to explore a city that you've never been to through social media platform. Especially through the eyes of photographers that actively hold superb accounts on their Instagram for example. Instagram is my favourite go-to app on my phone, It's part of one of four main items on the deck at all times. We would like to feature the work of Kevin Krautgartner with his series called: Reduced to the max. Kevin is a fine art, landscape and architectural photographer based in Wuppertal, Germany. I really love the minimal approach of his style of photography, it's all about the little details and how do you see things differently. Hope you will enjoy! A photographic journey through contemporary architecture More information: www.kevinkrautgartner.com.
Neo Hong Kong Series
There's nothing more exciting for anyone to explore an unknown place, city or country. The simple fact of wandering and getting the sense of the place where you're at and trying to experience its everyday life from the people, architecture and main attractions. Sometimes we would explore and have a specific theme in mind. Let's take the Neo Hong Kong Series from Zaki Abdelmounim for example. On his recent trip to Hong Kong, Zaki was on a journey to explore this stunning organized chaos with streets covered with neon lights that can just remind you of cult movies like Blade Runner. Hope you'll enjoy! Hunting for what's left of Hong Kong's iconic neon signs, an essential element of this cityscape's visual culture, covering HK's streets for years with glow, i roamed the dazzling roads aimlessly reminiscing about a dystopian past that only existed in neo-noire cult fiction movies like Blade Runner, trying to burn these lively picturesque streets in my memory before they vanish, all while figuring out how to thrive creatively in this organized chaos. More information via Behance.
Vindur: Icelandic Landscapes
Sigh, drones. They are pretty (very) pricey, fragile but they can give you the best vantage point of areas/perspectives that you can't never ever be reached other than being riding a helicopter or flying like Superman. On the other hand, flying a drone in a very particular place and environment like Iceland; can really take your drone game to a whole new level. Let's take a look at the work from Vadim Sherbakov and his aerial journey within the Icelandic Landscapes filled with waterfalls, valleys, mountains, landscapes, oceanic cliffs, old glacier, and many other magnificent wonders. As we are planning our trip to Iceland in less than a month, this is definitely inspiring and breathtaking. Vindur is a non-narrative short film shoot with drone in different parts of Iceland. Vindur means wind in Icelandic which is relevant to the way its shoot. So for 3 minutes you will get to enjoy amazing drone footage portraying Icelandic unbelievable landscapes. Beautiful waterfalls, endless valleys, unusual mountain ranges, out of this world landscapes, oceanic cliffs, old glacier, fantastic canyon and many other wonders that makes Iceland so unique and such a blast to shoot using DJI Phantom 3 professional. More information: http://www.madebyvadim.com
Exploring New York City at 400mm
Not too long ago, we've featured the work of Anton Repponen with this UI concept fo the Leica T. He's back again with another series but now it's involving photography through his 400mm lens, exploring the lovely city of New York. As I am progressing my hobby as a photography enthusiast (beginner), I really take a great pleasure at looking these photographs. Every single frame tells a story and you can't deny admitting the colours are simply breathtaking. With the quality of work that Anton provides with his background as a designer, photographer and Co-Founder at Anton and Irene. It's just inspiring and definitely a designer to keep an eye on. Since I've been shooting mostly with Leica lately I use my Canon 5D more rarely, mostly for work. The one thing that is extremely hard to afford with Leica is a variety of lenses, not that the variety does not exist, it's a matter of price. Nobody I know shoot Leica lenses, so I could borrow some. The one thing that is a lot of fun is once in a while to hop on a bike and ride around New York with 400mm in your backpack. 400mm is a lot of zoom! It really allows you to see and photograph things differently. Something that you would never get with 50mm. You get to see things that otherwise you can't even reach. The main downside is that your aperture drops from 2.8 to 5.6. It really needs to be super bright outside not to increase your ISO when using it. Another thing with super zoom is that you need to shoot with fairly fast shutter speed 1/500 and above (on the go with your hands), even preferably above 1000. The tiniest hand movement will reflect in one big blurry image. The second downside is that your image quality drops quite a bit, but that is in comparison to using Canon 70-200mm without any extender, which again has extremely good quality. But at the end of the day if your image ends up being fairly small posted online, this issue is somewhat irrelevant. The thing is I get 400mm for extra $300, without paying for extra large and heavy 400mm lens. More Information: http://work.repponen.com.
Aerial Iceland
We are finally letting go our temptation and we are planning our first trip to Iceland. This Icelandic Island located near the North Atlantic and the Arctic Ocean with a population a little low as about 330K to cover its whole island. This country is recently getting a lot more attention and visitors during the last few years. For those who doesn't know Iceland is volcanically and geologically still active which makes things a little scary and exciting at the same time. I'll make sure to take pictures and share it on Abduzeedo. By the meantime, let's follow Martinet Sarah's journey to Iceland with her breathtaking pictures taking from a plane with open windows. We can't help to be amazed by the landscape especially at this perspective that totally reminds me of a painting. The full series os my aerial images in souht Iceland taken in a plane with open windows during summer 2014. Þórsmörk, Landmannalaugar, Langisjór, Seljalandfoss, Vatnajökull, Landmannalaugar,Tungnaá river, Maelifellssandur, Granifjallgardur, Torfajökull. More information: http://sarah-martinet-photographe.fr.
From Above: Formentera Island, Spain
I wasn't really interested in drones until the DJI Phantom 4 came out with so many incredible features, basically that thing can fly by itself. I mean how cool is that! Other than taking 4K videos of our boring neighborhoods/backyards, let's admit that it's kind of hard getting those beautiful aerial footages other than living in a vacation destination. I am talking about my sake, mostly. I guess it will revert back to what I also do love about drones is that you can reach a perspective that mostly we just can't reach. Makes you feel that you are flying like Superman, not trying to be cheesy but it's kind of awesome. The exercise of visually conceptualizing your shots before you take your drone up. We are taking a closer look at this photo series by Dimitar Karanikolov taken from Formentera Island located in Spain. The main island of Formentera is located near south of Ibiza in the Mediterranean Sea. We just can't help to notice the colours of the water and the different/stunning shapes of the Island. More information via Behance.
Costumed Play - A Fine Art Cosplay Book
Books are an essential tool to designers, it's a source of reference and inspiration and despite the easy access to content through the internet I still believe books are the best medium for inspiration. We usually feature books that are available for purchase but on this post I want to share a really cool Kickstarter project by Joe Rubinstein, it's his book titled Costumed Play - A Fine Art Cosplay Book. Costumed Play - A Fine Art Cosplay Book is beautiful representation of both the art of photography and the art of cosplay, hard bound with museum-quality high-resolution prints to show the finest detail of every single exquisite shot. Each character section will feature a minimum of 3 photos, including one detail shot, and a brief story about the shoot, the author's history with the character represented, or how he met the model. A fine art photography book that presents a youthful sense of wonder and discovery. A true discussion piece, there's something for everyone to love in "Costumed Play". The more comic or fantasy-leaning will love the clever depictions of the characters and the intimate portrait feel, and the casual viewer can't help but be impressed with the technical achievements and boundary pushing concepts, even if they don't know much about the characters or culture. Cosplay sample images About the Author My name is Joseph Rubinstein, and I have created one successful project on this great platform, and backed many more. I am coming to Kickstarter again, this time to bring a long time passion project to fruition! I have been a photographer for many years, and have done work for major companies like Warner Bros, Red Bull, Converse, and Coca-Cola. In my personal time, I have also been shooting sci-fi, fantasy, and comic-inspired photography for almost 10 years. After recently wrapping up a business venture that consumed most of my time over the last few years, I finally have time to dedicate to a project that encompasses a lot of my creative work! For more information on how to support and help making this book reality check out https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/joedp/costumed-play-a-fine-art-cos… and back this project :)
Unsplash Picks: Getaway
Happy Friday to all of you, we wanted to share some of our picks from the beloved Unsplash site filled with free high-resolution photos that you can download and do whatever you want with it. For your next project, mockups; simply go wild with them. The main purpose is to create an opportunity to get you more inspired in your work, as a designer I believe that inspiration comes from everywhere. THE more you're exposed, the more you'll create.This week, we are going with a theme of Getaway. It's summer! No more school, ready for your summer escape? If you haven't gone on any vacation time yet, hope this gallery will inspire you to enjoy a little getaway and enjoy your summer!
Hong Kong City Maze
The feeling that you're exploring a city/place where you've never been, your eyes are looking all over the place. You are wearing your best comfortable shoes ready to walk long hours and lose yourself at wandering. All your gear, camera, phone, chargers and backpack set for an adventure and capturing your next photos. That feeling. Let's follow Ekaterina Busygina on her first time in Hong Kong and its tall skyscrapers. A different world to explore. Imagining your first trip to Hong Kong, we can represent anything. But the first impression will still be with nothing comparable, as getting into a completely different world. About Ekatetina Busygina Ekaterina is a Photographer based in Moscow, Russian Federation. Aspiring her work through architecture, design in all forms and manifestations. You should definitely check out her Instagram. More information: http://ekaterinabusygina.com.
Ground-1 Tokyo
I've always been fascinated by the nature of the underground installations, many elements come to mind about its architecture, light settings, subway, daylight regression and basically the whole atmosphere. A place where it got me even more fascinated was the underground life while I was in Tokyo, Japan. It feels like you're in a different World, you noticed a lot of people surfing on their mobile devices and sleeping (a LOT). Every angle tells a different story and feels straight like a movie scene. The work from Skander Khlif captures everything that I just said so well. It was a delight to explore this city and I can't wait to go back. Tokyo is the most fascinating and bizarre city in the world! One of the reasons is for sure the subway. About Skander Khlif Skander is a photographer based in Munich, Germany. He travels the World and capture the beauty from his lenses. He focuses this work into photography, photojournalism and digital photography. More information via Behance.
Unsplash Picks: #StraightFacades
Happy Friday to all of you, we wanted to share some of our picks from the beloved Unsplash site filled with free high-resolution photos that you can download and do whatever you want with it. For your next project, mockups; simply go wild with them. The main purpose is to create an opportunity to get you more inspired in your work, as a designer I believe that inspiration comes from everywhere. THE more you're exposed, the more you'll create. This week, we are going with a theme of StraightFacades. A hashtag that is quite gaining a lot of attention on Instagram lately. Image by Kletis Roy Image by adam morse Image by Oscar Keys Image by Vitaly Taranov Image by Vitaly Taranov Image by Dmitriy Me2dev Image by Redd Angelo Image by All Bong Image by Samuel Zeller Image by Redd Angelo Image by Jin Chang Image by Christos Barbalis
Arrels Barcelona Photography
I am a fan of photography, especially street photography. I feel that there's something genuine and unique about that style that are much different from other fields. One example is photos of products, especially non-tech ones. They tend to look the same but when I saw the work for Arrels Barcelona I felt that it was fresh. Maybe it's because I am not so familiar with this particular field however I love the simplicity despite how colorful they are. This work was done by Roc Canals and the Hey Studio Photography from Barcelona, Spain. For more information check out http://roccanals.com/ and http://heystudio.es/
Industrial Boundaries
Ever since I've been taking pictures more seriously than a regular "snap-snap" from time to time. I actually do appreciate more and more the architecture surrounding me especially at the golden hour with the light (when it's not raining obviously). Taking the time to look around, you start to create another perspective and it's just interesting that you bizarrely trying to create art with your eyes. We are taking a look at the work from Epaillard + Machado. I can't help but to truly appreciate the industrial pictures, expressing the forgotten emptiness are just stunning. All images are from commissioned works. For confidentiality reasons, places are not displayed. Architects: Enia architectes - RATP - Franck Hammoutène - Antoine Grumbach - Urban Act - DLM Architectes - Reid Brewin architecture - RTE - Critical Building About Epaillard + Machado Epaillard + Machado is a team of photographers that work mainly in architecture and portrait photography. They are currently based in Paris, France. For more information: http://www.epaillardandmachado.com.
Minimal - Photography
My good friend and an amazing designer and illustrator Everaldo Coelho has been mastering another field, photography. He shared an incredible set of images titled Minimal with photos that as the name suggests are of very simple composition and colors. I also love the long exposure effect over water, it makes it looks so smooth and calm. I also suggest you to check out Everaldo's photostream on Flickr, it's simply awesome. For more information check out https://www.flickr.com/photos/_everaldo/
NOT THERE Exhibition
It's always a fun pleasure to dig through an exhibition with so many artists filled with loads of talent and creativity to spare. With the title of NOT THERE, this exhibit explore the many faces of our complex future. As I quote that: "the Modern World has become a strange place, our online profiles have become more valuable than our physical version". We've reached a new level of complexity where we just can't stay isolated anymore through our walls. Let's take a dive into this gorgeous exhibition. NOT THERE exhibition at FU Art Gallery in Little Haiti, Miami. Works from Camila Acosta, John Morr, Luis Miguel Torres, Omar Alarcón, Cristhian Ramírez & Diego L Rodríguez. Camila Acosta Cristhian Ramirez Diego L. Rodriguez John Morr Luis Torres Omar Alarcon NOT THERE explores the many faces of a complex future, from places to individuals, focusing the attention in the digital identity. Everything outside the grid will become solitaire, empty and confuse, while in the digital world we will have multi-personalities. We'll be adaptive 'mutants' transforming our identities in real time, working as data packages. The Exhibition Video Credits Camila Acosta John Morr Luis Miguel Torres Omar Alarcón Cristhian Ramírez Diego L Rodríguez More on the exhibition via Behance.


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With 25 films under his belt already and another one on the way this year (Skyfall, 2012), James Bond is an action movie icon who spans the movie watching lifetime of many film buffs (1954's Casino Royale through 2008's Quantum of Solace). With eight actors having played 007, lots of gadgets, dozens of villains and even more 'Bond girls', it's tough to rank the films from best to worst as each film has something great and not so great about it. So, I shall rank the films in categories instead. If you would pick different rankings, let me know.
Best Chase Sequence: Bond movies are known for their amazing chase sequences, but none have topped the one where Bond races through the streets of actual Las Vegas! This was one of the very few times that the traffic on Las Vegas Blvd's "Casino Strip" district was ever shut down completely. It also features Bond driving the very popular Ford Mustang which also helped to make it a hit with American audiences. Many Bond films feature the threat of nuclear war, but this one does one the best jobs of featuring the nuclear arms race. It also has one of the most fun Bond gadgets: a device that controls slot machines so that you can win whenever you want. see more on Diamonds Are Forever
Worst Theme Music: Oh man, is this song awful. It's about all I can remember from this movie. It's singer, Sheena Easton, might be easy enough on the eyes to be the only singer to appear in the famous music video-like title sequences, but the song is among the worst examples of 80's sappy love songs. It does have the wonderful actor Julian Glover in it as the Villain Kristatos and a possibly world record for most inexplicably recurring villain appearance (we're bordering on comic book level stuff at this point) by the third guy to play Blofeld, John Hollis. Q's radio wristwatch gets props as well for being one of those almost prescient sci fi gadgets to predict the invention of the hand-held cell phone. Heck, I saw a real, working radio watch at a CES convention a couple years ago. see more on For Your Eyes Only
Worst Bond Spoof to Actually Use a Name From the Novels: I usually hate spoofs of Bond films (Johnny English being the lone exception) and this one is one of the worst. It is almost as disgusting, lewd, loud and obnoxious as the Austin Powers films. The only reason to see it on DVD is if you can find the version that has the bonus track with the CBS TV version of Casino Royale on it. see more on Casino Royale
The Time Warp Bond Film: Bond films don't actually feature time travel and alternate universes, but this film is about as close as we fans have gotten to experiencing one in the franchise. Based on the first Flemming novel, this kinda-sorta-but-not-really-reboot, reintroduces us to James Bond, MI6 Special Agent before he gets his 00 status. It also reintroduces Judi Dench as M as though she'd been his boss all along (actually M had previously been played by a string of excellent male actors prior to Dench, so this was a bit of a shock). It also felt so alternate universy because of the strange brew of retro Bond movie elements and ultra high tech gagetry. They kept the gadgets to a minimum this time in a nod to the simpler times of Dr. No though. The convoluted bad guy situation in this film puts one in mind more of Mission Impossible in some ways. It's irritating that they change the gambling game from Baccarat to the more pedestrian Poker (in a nod to the World Series of Poker TV phenom no doubt). Also, strangely, Felix Leiter and Mathis are back from the dead but are totally different than they were in their first appearances. I almost expected Blofeld to be behind everything again :) see more on Casino Royale
Most Iconic Bond Film: While Dr. No got the ball rolling for the Eon Productions franchise, this film is possibly even more seminal in the minds of Bond fans with the introduction of Desmond Lewellen as Q (possibly the best supporting role in an action movie ever) and his amazing Aston Martin gadget car, Odd Job (possibly best movie villain henchman ever), the girl coated in gold paint etc. see more on Goldfinger
Best Gunfights in a Bond Movie: This film stars Christopher Lee (today's moviegoers know him best as Lord of the Rings' Suraman or Star Wars' Count Dukoo, but he's been in movies for decades) as the marksman villain Scaramanga and Herve Villechaize (Fantasy Island's Tattoo) as his henchman Nick Nack even more so than it does Roger Moore as Bond. This duo steals the show every time they are on screen. The film's main highlight is when Bond has a duel with Scaramanga. see more on The Man with the Golden Gun
The Back to Rough and Tough Bond, Bond Film: After being accused by fans and critics alike as focusing way too much on fancy gadgets and bad jokes, they decided to really put Bond through the wringer in this film. We hadn't seen Bond this rough and tumble since Never Say Never Again. Brosnan proved that his Bond was able to take a licking and keep on ticking. His butt kicking was courtsey of a North Korean villain this time in a rather believable plot (for a Bond film anyway). This film was also set on fire by vixins Rosamund Pike (the frosty fencing expert who James thaws eventually) and Halley Berry (who gets to pull off one of the most stunning call-backs to classic Bond movies, Dr. No in fact, with her appearance in this film). This film also stars John Cleese in a why-didn't-they-do-this-sooner? appearance as Q. So funny! see more on Die Another Day
Worst Villain in a Bond Movie: This distinction goes to Joe Don Baker as Brad Whitaker. The only thing scary or insidious about this villain is that he's so darn close to being a normal guy (for a bond villain that is) that you can almost believe that a guy like him actually exists somewhere. Bond villains are supposed to be larger than life. Brad is just large :) It's hard to believe that this character will show his ugly, ugly face again in another Bond film. This film also has the distinction of having the great John Rhys-Davies playing a minor villain. He almost always plays good guys, so this is a surprise role for him. This film also has the strange trivia question note of being the film in which two different bands, A-ha and The Pretenders both perform the title song. A-ha in the title sequence and The Pretenders elsewhere in the film. see more on The Living Daylights


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Harry Potter
This is my version of the part where J.K Rowling left (Nineteen years later) so using my imagination i am going to make up what happens!
The next day Harry woke up to find Neville Longbottom standing watching him.
"Yes?" Harry asked
"Well I was just thinking" started Neville but just at that moment Ron came in shouting
"He's probably still sleeping but I'll try to wake him for you," Then Ron turned around and saw Harry and Neville staring at him
"Who will still be sleeping?" Harry and Neville asked together.
"Oh! Er... well..." stammered Ron.
"I suppose you were going to wake one of us up were you?" Neville asked.
"Well Yeh I was actually coming up anyway but I was intercepted by a whole load of first years who wanted you Neville and Ginny wants you for some reason Harry!"
"O.k. I'll just go on down" said Neville excitedly.
"Well, are you getting up or not?" asked Ron "because I am definitely not going down there alone to be bombarded again you know."
" Yeh I suppose so. I'll meet you down there in a few." replied Harry.
"Where you listening to me at all? I said 'I am not going back down there on my own'" replied Ron.
" O.k. then wait a minute." but Harry's mind was not on meeting Ginny or going downstairs. it was on all the deaths last night because of him, Harry. Then in an instant Harry remembered Fred.
"Ron, I'm sorry..." started Harry, not really knowing what he was going to say.
"Never mind just get dressed" said Ron. So Harry got dressed and went to the common room where Ginny was waiting for him.


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Whilst filming a report on sexual harassment a reporter was sexually harassed by two men on the street.
Sarah Teale was sat in Nottingham city centre explaining some shocking statistics regarding the number of inappropriate advances endured in public settings.
She said in her report:
An online study found a shocking ninty-five-percent of people said they had been harassed, either jeered at or had obscenities shouted at them in the street.
And a large proportion said they had been groped or grabbed inappropriately in public."
Then with expert timing appeared two men off camera to prove the journalists point for her.
The imaginative phrase they opted for was "F*ck her right in the p*ssy".
Teale used the incident to her advantage, pointing to the men and saying "Yeah, like that," before shrugging and ending her piece to camera.
BBC journalist Sarah Teale gets sexual obscenities shouted at her while filming a report about harassment of women…
Posted by BBC Radio Nottingham on Friday, September 25, 2015
The saying has become an essential part of the arsehole's vocabular toolkit whenever a woman is in public with a camera crew filming.
Some journalists won't have it though. The perpetrators in Nottingham are lucky they didn't get the treatment doled out in Canada!


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"We are in charge of administering this territory," says a UN spokeswoman, Nadia Younes, claiming that the UN has moved quickly to fill Kosovo's post-war power vacuum.
But the UN's assertion of control is undermined by criticism from its own ranks. At the end of a bloody week, which included the murder of two elderly Serbian women, Ron Redmond, spokesman for the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, has finally said, loudly and publicly, something other officials have only whispered: a monkey, he argues, has already been made of the UN's mandate to preserve Kosovo's multi-ethnic complexion.
While Ms Younes insists that the battle to maintain multiculturalism is not lost, Mr Redmond claims that the failure of international peace- keepers to protect the Serb minority has already seen that particular dream bite the dust. He says that UNHCR views the situation with "increasing alarm" and estimates that there are now only 1,000 to 2,000 Serbs left in the capital, Pristina, compared with up to 30,000 who lived there before the war.
Only the most vulnerable now remain, he says, holed up in their homes, too terrified to go out. "They're elderly, they're disabled and a lot of them are isolated in their homes and apartments with little or no family support network. It is highly unlikely that these people were involved in persecuting Albanians. But that does not seem to matter to the thugs who are now terrorising them."
Intimidation follows a familiar pattern. First, a letter advising a Serb to leave Kosovo is slipped under the door. Twenty-four hours later, a few thugs pay a house call. Physical violence and even murder is then visited upon those who refuse to leave. Ironically, it is a recycling of the same tactics employed by Serbs against Albanians. As one international aid official puts it: "Serbs are not living here; they are hiding. The reality is that this is now an Albanian country".
No one in authority says that the KLA, or a faction within it, is orchestrating the campaign of violence. But there does now seem to be an attempt to curb the activities of the former rebels, and meet challenges to UN authority head on. It is a delicate business, for the UN does not want to push the KLA, widely regarded as heroes at home, into opposition.
Bernard Kouchner, the UN's senior administrator in Kosovo, is also offering the KLA a share of power in Kosovo's transitional council.
"The idea," says a UN insider, "is to focus the KLA on preparing for election rather than trying to operate their own provincial government."
If Mr Kouchner has his way elections may take place as early as next May. Kosovars, who are suspicious of the KLA, think that the move to a quick vote is wise. One local journalist, a disillusioned former rebel supporter, claims that some former rebels are intimidating their own people in a bid to undermine support for their rival, Ibrahim Rugova.
"This is not what we fought for, " says the journalist bitterly. While liberated Pristina is still partying - its cafes full, patriotic music blaring in the square - tensions are building, the journalist claims. "On the surface you can see little. It's all happening in the night."
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SKIPPER Kevin Davies insists Bolton can bounce back from their nightmare start to life in the Championship.
Relegated Trotters are 20th in the table after dropping down to the second tier for the first time since 2001.
Davies, 35, admits Owen Coyle's side are hurting at their record of just one win in four league games.
But the one-cap former England striker is certain things are about to get better — starting with today's clash against Watford at the Reebok.
Davies said: "It has not been the best start for us and not what we were looking for. But a couple of good results and we can be right back up there.
"The lads have studied a few videos and we have all been working on cutting out the individual mistakes.
"We've been working very hard in training over the last couple of weeks. The lads are now raring to go."
Stalwart Davies joined Bolton in 2003 and is closing on a decade at the club after signing a one-year contract extension in the summer.
And Davies — a one-time target for Sunderland — reckons guiding Wanderers to an instant Premier League return would be his greatest football achievement.
He added: "There was obviously talk about Sunderland in January and conversations about my contract at the end of last season.
"But I enjoy playing for the club and my family are settled here.
"I have always had a challenge while I've been here, whether it's trying to qualify for Europe or stay in the Premier League, so this is just the next challenge.
"It would be my biggest achievement to go back up because the Championship is an incredibly hard league to get out of and there are a lot of fantastic teams in the division.
"But it would be disappointing not to bounce back straight away. We're looking for automatic promotion and to lift a trophy at the end of the season."
The veteran is sure boss Coyle is the right man to take Bolton back to the top flight — and believes the Scot has compiled a quality squad capable of doing the job.
The former Southampton man said: "Everyone is settled at the club, particularly now the transfer window is closed because we know what we are working with until January.
"We have good competition in every position and we've got a healthy squad.
"We have a tight-knit group. It's just a case of rolling our sleeves up, getting on with the hard work and being in amongst it come Christmas time so we can push on for promotion.
"And it helps that the manager is still here. I've always had a great relationship with him and I can talk to him daily in the office on any issues the lads have."


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The former banana port of GOLFITO, 33km north of the Panamanian border, straggles for 2.5km along the water of the same name (golfito means "little gulf"). The town's setting is spectacular, backed up against steep, thickly forested hills to the east, and with the glorious Golfo Dulce – one of the deepest gulfs of its size in the world – to the west. The low shadow of the Península de Osa shimmers in the distance, and everywhere the vegetation has the soft, muted look of the undisturbed tropics. It is also very rainy; even if you speak no Spanish, you'll certainly pick up the local expression va a caer baldazos – "it's gonna pour".
Golfito extends for ages without any clear centre, through stretches where the main road is hemmed in by hills on one side and the lapping waters of the golfito on the other. The town is effectively split in two – by a division in wealth as well as architecture. In the north is the Zona Americana, where the banana company executives used to live and where better-off residents still reside in beautiful wooden houses shaded by dignified palms. Here you'll find the tax-free Depósito Libre, an unaesthetic outdoor mall ringed by a circular concrete wall. Some two kilometres to the south of the Depósito, the Pueblo Civil (civilian town), is a very small, tight nest of streets – hotter, noisier and more crowded than the zona. It's here you'll find the lancha across the Golfo Dulce to Puerto Jiménez and the Península de Osa. Although the Pueblo Civil is perfectly civil in the daytime, be careful at night. Be wary of entering any bar with a sign positioned outside so that you can't see in – these are for professional transactions only.
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text: Translation Studies 4. Linguistic models of the process of translation Krisztina Károly, Spring, 2006 Source: Klaudy, 2003 What it is exactly that takes place in the mind of the translator? Analysis + synthesis Modelling of the translating activity: = model of text comprehension (the way leading from the linguistic form to the mind) + text production (the way leading from the mind to the linguistic form) How does the transfer from one sign system to the other take place? general consensus among the different branches of translation theory in the idea that there is no direct transfer; the process of translation consists of at least two phases: (1) as the first step the translator analyses the SL text (the analysis phase), (2) as the second step he/she constructs the TL text (the synthesis phase). In between: the transfer phase Nida's analogy of the process of translation: "A useful analogy is that of crossing a broad, deep, swift river. If one does not know how to swim, and does not have a boat, it is necessary to go up and down the bank of the river until a place is found which is shallow enough to serve as a ford. The time and effort spent walking along one side of the river is not only not wasted; it is absolutely essential to the crossing." (Nida, 1969, p.34) The most important problems related to the process of translation: How is the analysis conducted? In what language? In what phases? How is the synthesis conducted? In what language? In what phases? How do the analysis and synthesis relate to each other time-wise? How does the shift from one to the other take place? What is there between the two? No general agreement among translation scholars. Some identify a transfer phase between the analysis and synthesis phase, + they argue for the existence of a special transitional, mediator language so called "interlangauge" operating in this phase. Others argue against a rigid separation, claiming that in the comprehension of the SL text the TL plays an important role, and vice versa, in the production of the TL text the SL has no small role, either (many translations exhibit traces of the FL). The modelling of the process of translation Revzin and Rozentsveig (1964) → two basic types of translation models: the denotative model (the way from the SL to the TL leads through reality, i.e., the translator uses his/her knowledge and previous experience of the world at the point of transfer) → "interpretation" the transformational model (there is a direct path from the SL to the TL) → "translation Another well known taxonomy: Komissarov's (1972, 1973) system Contains the following models: (1) Denotative model (2) Transformational model (3) Semantic model (4) The model of equivalence-levels Erdei (1979) offers the following classification: (1) Syntactic models (a) transformational syntactic model (b) transformational generative syntactic model - sentence linguistic models - text linguistic models (2) Semantic models (a) structural semantic models (b) transformational generative semantic model (3) Situational or denotative model (4) The model of equivalence-levels The denotative (situational) model Starting point = apart from some insignificant differences, there is a common reality surrounding us, and thus in linguistic interaction it is only the linguistic signs that differ, the signified objects, i.e. the denotata are the same. in the analysis phase, the translator traces the SL signs back to the world of denotata common to all of us (this is where the name "denotative model" comes from), or, in other words, he/she clarifies which situation of the objective world is described by the SL text (this is where the name "situational model" originates from). in the synthesis phase, he/she describes the same denotata, the same situations, using the devices of the TL Advantages and disadvantages of the denotative model A typical case of translation based on the denotative model is the translation of realia → the translator can make several choices: he/she can borrow the foreign word, equate it with a similar TL realia, invent a new TL word, etc. Cont. Adv./disadv. We translate according to the denotative model when there is only one possible solution in the TL for the naming or description of an object or situation English: Keep off the grass; Hungarian: Fűre lépni tilos. ('It is forbidden to step on the grass' ). The denotative model cannot be used to explain cases when there are several alternatives for the description of a particular object/phenomenon in the TL and the translator has to choose the best one. In such cases the translator does not merely consider what the original text says, but also how it says it. The transformational model = views translation as simple substitution; the substitution of SL signs with TL signs. This model, however, would only work, if the system of the SL and the TL were identical regarding the number, the distribution and operation of elements → obviously impossible But this does not imply that there are no elements in any two Ls which would have the same distribution and would function following the same rules. According to the transformational model, this common field serves as the basis for interlingual translation, which the translator reaches via a series of intralingual, i.e. language internal transformations. The process of translation in the light of the transformational model (1) analysis phase: the translator goes back from the SL surface structure to the SL core sentences or deep structure via a series of transformations (intralingual transformation); (2) second phase: these are replaced by the equivalent core sentences or deep structure of the TL (interlingual transformation); (3) synthesis phase: the translator reaches the TL surface structure from the TL core sentences or deep structure via a series of transformations (intralingual transformation) A similar description of the process of translation can be found in Nida and Taber (1969): analysis phase they call "backtransformation", synthesis phase they call "restructuring" they assume a "transfer" phase in between. Nida and Taber (1969): (1) analysis, in which the surface structure is analysed ("back-transformation"), (2) transfer, in which the analysed material is transferred in the mind of translator from language A to language B, and (3) "restructuring", in which the transferred material is restructured in order to make the final message fully acceptable in the receptor language Advantages of the transformational model In translator training the idea that translation comprises a series of L internal transformations may be useful. Back-and-forth transformation of the surface sentences of the source text contributes to a better understanding of the text, and transformations carried out in producing the TL surface contribute to translators' awareness of the TL devices. In the assessment of translations taking into consideration L internal transformations may also be helpful, in determining the degree of equivalence. In machine translation If there exists a common area between the two Ls, i.e., if there are lexical units and grammatical structures in the two Ls whose equivalence can be predicted, then within this area there is no need for the skills or previous experience of a translator. This kind of transfer can be done even by a machine, with some pre- and post-editing. Disadvantages: A defect of the transformational model is that, similarly to the denotative model, it creates a drastic separation between the SL text and the TL text. It does not take into account the important role of the SL form in creating the TL surface. It often happens in translation that certain SL and TL structures can be treated as equivalent despite the fact that they cannot be traced back to the common area between the two Ls. These may be classified as equivalences on the basis of the denotative-situational model; when the linguistic form plays almost no role in the translation: English: Beware of the dog! Hungarian: Vigyázz a kutya harap ('Be careful, the dog bites'). The semantic model approach translation from the point of view of meaning or sense it became more and more fashionable to assume that the translator might be breaking down the words of the SL sentences into semantic constituents The process of translation according to the semantic model: The transfer from one language to another happens through a semantic deep structure consisting of some system of basic meanings. Melchuk and Zholkovskiy's (1965) semantic model = sense text sense model Process: (1) translator first understands the text to be translated (2) he/she expresses what he/she has understood in the given language, i.e. he/she expresses the sense of the text. Semantic model cont. The sense of the text refers to the common ground that can be found in all texts intuitively regarded identical with the given text. They intend to describe this common content-related invariant with the help of a special semantic language, the so called basic language. → Process of translation: the translator switches from idiomatic English to the English basic language (independent sense analysis), switches from the English basic language to the TL basic language (this is what can actually be considered translation), from the TL basic language he/she switches onto the idiomatic TL (independent sense synthesis). Advantages of the semantic model In the process of translating, the translator does in fact go back to sense relations rather than to basic lexical units and grammatical structures. It is also self-evident that equivalences of basic lexical units and grammatical structures – be it intralingual or interlingual equivalence – can only be determined on the basis of identity of sense. Komissarov's (1973) model: levels of equivalence 5 levels of transfer: (1) the level of linguistic signs (use of different words to produce utterances → several alternatives), (2) the level of utterance (linear ordering of Lic signs → several alternatives), (3) the level of message (the situation is described from various angles), (4) the level of situation (e.g., objects, persons, abstract phenomena in question), (5) the level of communicative goal (e.g., to inform). → several multi-level decisions In comprehending the text, the receiver moves in the opposite direction: from the level of linguistic signs to the assumed communicative goal of the sender. Translation process: During analysis: he/she moves from the level of linguistic signs to the level of the communicative goal, During synthesis he/she moves from the level of the communicative goal to the level of linguistic signs. The advantages of the equivalence level model avoids the one-sidedness of the denotative and the transformational models, and successfully reflects the complexity of the work of the translator, who does not follow only one strategy In reality, elements with an equivalent on the level of linguistic signs are translated on the level of linguistic signs, and the step onto the "higher" levels as defined by Komissarov occurs only when no direct equivalences are found. (This, of course, will happen very soon, because even the simplest possessive or passive structure in an English sentence requires the translator to step to the next level in translating it into Hungarian.) Translation: the joint functioning of two languages The translator constantly moves between the two Ls, constantly exploring the relationship of the SL and the TL signs to each other and to reality. The deeper the translator delves into the comprehension of the SL text, the more likely he/she is to reject TL options previously regarded appropriate. Therefore, the best way to characterise the process of translation is by looking at it as the joint functioning of two languages. The linguistic models of the process of translation contribute to a better understanding of this complex process.


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I have signed up to participate in the Rally North America tour of the Appalachians in July 2017! This is my first official rally!
Rally North America is a scavenger hunt style multi-state road rally that visits different parts of the country each year. The summer 2017 trip happens to be in my area. Rally Appalachia will take me from Christiansburg, Virginia to Rome, Georgia and visit several racetracks along the way. There are 70 teams signed up and several on the waiting list. Countdown: The start is July 10th, just four months from now!
Now, I need help! Rally North America uses this event to raise money for charity. The charity for this event is Hope for the Warriors, a Veteran Service Organization. Hope for the Warriors provides support for veterans, family members and active service members. The focus is health and wellness, community involvement and transition from military to civilian life. Here is a chart about how they use donations.
There are a couple of ways you can donate to both help Hope for the Warriors and to help team @BenzBlogger meet our fundraising goals!
1 – You can visit the online donation area a donate as an individual. Click here, choose your amount and you're all set!
2 – E-mail me at email@example.com to set up a sponsorship. I plan to wrap my car with my donor info! I would be happy to use your Instagram or Twitter handle or a company logo. We can work together on placement and look. The higher the donation the bigger the placement! You'll still donate through the website like a private donation and get the receipt for tax purposes.
My team fundraising goal is $2500. Can you help me reach this goal and support a worthy charity? Would you like to see your name on my new convertible and get exposure on all of my social media channels? I hope so!
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I am getting ready to order my new Mercedes-Benz and I just can't decide on the colors! You'd think I spend enough time looking at the cars to know what I want but I'm feeling indecisive. I thought you might have an opinion.
First, I am not deciding between S63 cabriolets, even thought what is what is in the picture! I am pretty sure it is going to be a C43 Cabriolet. I have really enjoyed my E400 cabriolet but the new E-Class cabriolet won't be ready when I need to switch cars. The engine in the 43 is a lot of fun and the new C-Class design is so beautiful! I know I would be happy with this vehicle. I'm not sure I'll ever be without a cabriolet again!
Now, for the color. My go-to is white/saddle/black top. However, I need to get a different color this time. I'm in a rut. Gotta shake it up! Here are the things I know for sure:
That's it. I am pretty open to everything else. Here is the link to the Build Your Own site. On the Summary Page there is a button to e-mail your build. Please do send it to me! email@example.com
My current favorite combos are: Paint/Leather/Top
Have you seen anything out in the world that you really loved? Is there a color that you think would be perfect for me? Is there a combination I am overlooking? I have about 2 weeks to make up my mind and then another month to change my mind a few times. The order will likely lock in by April for a May build and late June or early July delivery.
For those of you keeping track, my E400 lease is not officially up until November 2017. I am planning to use the Mercedes-Benz Loyalty Accelerator Program to waive my last couple of payments so I can make the switch early. I estimate that I will hit my total allowed miles in July!
Thanks in advance for your help!
The AMG models have been excluded from the European Delivery Program discounts for years…but that is changing! The 2018 Mercedes-AMG C43 and C63 coupe and cabriolet will be available, starting August 2017, with a 5% discount! You can pick up this car in Sindelfingen or Bremen! September would be an amazing month for a top down tour of Germany!
There are a lot of reasons to opt for a European Delivery and the discount offered on most models has always been a strong incentive. Most models qualify for a 7% discount as well as having the $925 destination fee waived! The European Delivery trip includes one night at a great hotel, taxi vouchers and a meal at the delivery center. Mercedes-Benz now offers a $200 waiver on Delta (direct flights from ATL to STR)! In short, this is a deal!
The AMG and S-Class vehicles would also qualify for a Center of Excellence Delivery if you would like to spend some additional time with the Mercedes-Benz experts at the factory and have a four course meal!
So, let's do the math! You want a 2018 C43 cabriolet this fall. MSRP is about $70,000. Let's subtract the $925 destination fee and then 5% (about $3500) and you get a sale price around $65,500! That $4500 in savings will easily pay for airfare for two ($400 Delta discount applies!) and a week of fun in Europe! If you want a $100,000 C63 S you save even more!
You do have the option to lease, purchase or pay cash when you take delivery in Europe. It is kind of like taking delivery in the US, except you get to do it twice! You'll meet your new car for the first time in Germany and then, six to eight weeks later, you meet her again in the US! I can even make arrangements to have it shipped to a dealership closer to your home if you do not live in the Atlanta area!
So, if there weren't enough reason to love the C43 and C63, now you can love them in Europe!
This beautiful car arrived about a week ago and Ben was able to make a video before I found it a new home!
I took my friend Ben for a ride in the new C300 cabriolet. He shared his impressions in this great video!
Like, comment and subscribe to his channel to keep the great videos coming!
It's here! The smallest member of our Cabriolet family has arrived. The Selenite Grey car is the first 2017 C300 Cabriolet to arrive at the dealership and I am impressed! I parked it next to the black S550 to highlight the family resemblance.
Several people walked by it while I was taking pictures and thought I had two S-Class cabriolets lined up!
These two look especially similar with red interiors and the multispoke wheel.
The C-Class has all of the things that make the Cabriolet wonderful – Airscarf, Aircap and the windscreen. The Cranberry red leather is lovely too!
Look at those tails! You can see that the C300 is smaller but it has a lot of the same lines!
I also made a video!
Spoiler: They like it! I have them in stock.
"That quick ratio and the high-performance tires go a long way toward making the C300 feel like a corner-carver."
"It sounds surprisingly good when you mat it too. If someone would have told me had a 300-hp six under the hood, I wouldn't have questioned them, when in fact the C300 is powered by a great turbo four."
"So, a year ago, if I was going for lower-priced, German sports coupe, I would have taken the BMW 428i. But now I think I might take this C300. I think it's straight-up gorgeous; the shape is sexy,"


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Great Britain's beach volleyball duo Denise Johns and Lucy Boulton missed out on a podium place at the London Prepares test event at Horse Guards Parade yesterday as they lost the bronze medal match.
The experienced Brazilian pair of Vivian Danielle da Conceicao Cunha and Taiana Lima recorded a 21-19 21-18 win over the British team in front of a capacity crowd at the Olympic test.
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Therefore, how could I get this feature retro-fitted as my wife is having problems reaching and closing such a heavy boot?


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Price sounds good for a little used rifle but subject to checking ... not familiar with 7400. I have a 760 after which came the 7600 - that is a pump however ... nice rifle. Various chamberings I think.
dr_cmg has just gotten a nice pump too in .223 but forget model number.
Other thought - not all states permit hunting with a semi - has to be bolt or pump.


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