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All ISP's aren't created equal. There are many factors that will heavily influence end user performance such as domestic and international transit (ie the amount of upstream bandwidth your ISP has purchased), backhaul inside NZ (the capacity your ISP has purchased to carry data between the Chorus network and their own), the location and performance of DNS servers (closer is always better), whether your ISP is caching data, and whether they may have their own content delivery network (CDN) node to deliver bandwidth intensive traffic from within their network, rather than from somewhere else in the world. Like a fine bottle of wine price ultimately becomes a deciding factor as building and running a network doesn't come cheaply. In the real world a $10 bottle of cheap bubbly wine isn't going to taste as a good as a $200 bottle of Vintage Champagne, but many consumers are oblivious to that. Many people in this country seem to want the expensive quality Champagne, but aren't willing to pay more than $10 for it.
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Last week the industry received a very significant announcement from Chorus announcing price reductions to the VDSL2 service that has now been available for a couple of years. With VDSL2 offering upload speeds that are 10x faster than ADSL2+, and download speeds that are up to 4x faster, the low uptake of VDSL2 (currently only 3000 people in NZ are using this service) really has been surprising. Unlike ADSL2+ which is a fully regulated offering with wholesale pricing set by the Commerce Commission, VDSL2 is a commercial service which maintained a $20 price premium over ADSL2+ to position it as a premium offering. While many larger ISP's don't currently retail VDSL2 as a product there are currently well over 20 ISP's and resellers offering VDSL2 services and once again it seems that many people are either oblivious to the product offering, or merely not interested in receiving a faster service. Hopefully this price reduction will see VDSL2 uptake increase significantly – but remember that your wiring needs to be up to spec to support VDSL2, with a master filter or dedicated xDSL jack point being mandatory.
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Other related posts:
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Comment by Alex, on 22-May-2013 09:47
While I do agree that NZ have a high quality network, the existence of data caps have already scarred the users.
Just ask whether people are traffic concious? Are they constantly worried about how much traffic they're generating?
And we built this network precisely because we paid for it, so yes this was a good effort but it wasn't through exploitation of the telcos. It was a fair deal.
The simple truth is we collectively don't know how to monetise this network. And as result the investment's came from consumers rather than private industry. With NZ's GDP per capita of 46678(take home pay of 3224/month) on a typical plan of $99/month flat rate Orcon plan, one is shelling out 3% of income on such "world-class" network. Comparisons are welcome, in my humble opinion though it is definitely not on the lower side of costs.
Comment by reven, on 22-May-2013 10:27
ISPs now have great data plans, I'm paying $100 a month for home phone and 275GB a month with snap.
I wish I could get VDSL but sadly I'm about 100m too far away. The extra $10 a month (only $10 since with snap you go from regular phone to VOIP phone) is well worth it.
Comment by paradoxsm, on 22-May-2013 11:21
A master filter/dedicated feed for the DSL helped immensely with our syc speeds, going from about 7Mbps/600 to 18Mbps/1200.
However, it seems that some areas have some serious contention problems, I'm currently in the middle of the country with a 6Mbps sync and it hoses all over my home connection in Wellington with regards to international traffic so it seems area ad exchange have a lot to do with it. I have tried Snap, Vodafone, Fyx, Orcon, Telecom, Telstraclear (ordered into speed performance) and have simply resigned to choosing the cheapest provider, in this case Telecom.
Disclaimer: I currently live in Newtown which has no cabinets, crazy old above ground spaghetti wiring and a massive student population which is possilibly having the huge effect, particuary in peak times.
Comment by Kim Dotcodotnz, on 22-May-2013 11:44
Alex, your point about data caps is incredibly pertinent. When Vector were bidding for the UFB Contract a few years ago, they had a wonderful advert on TV that metaphorically put NZ Broadband alongside using straws to deliver your mains water: doesn't matter how much water you try and throw down that straw, ultimately the size of the straw dictates how quickly your water arrives into your house.
Datacaps are a massively contended point of disgruntlement across so many ISPs in New Zealand. The concern that we are running out of space on the Souther Cross international cable is null&void by the fact that said cable is not even at 50% capacity yet! So the news from last week's National Party Budget that $15 million has been made available by the government "to maintain the option of making a strategic purchase of capacity on a new international cable" is very welcome.
The only way to drive down the cost of international traffic is to create competition for the bandwidth leaving and entering NZ. The only way to do this is to break the veritable monopoly that the Southern Cross stakeholders have.
Comment by antoniosk, on 22-May-2013 11:45
Good article Steve
Perhaps worth mentioning that Premises Wiring really is the responsibility of the home owner in the same way as Gas, Water and Electricity is.
There seems to be a generalised perception that the ISP should correct faulty house wiring because they are the service provider - a bit like stating that Samsung should fix coax/aerial wiring because the old stuff isn't capable of driving freeview etc.
Comment by David, on 22-May-2013 14:45
Are datacaps really still that much of an issue. In the last 12-18 months we've seen very large datacap increases, which has seen mine increase from 10gb (which I blew in one weekend with a new apple tv) to 150gb for the same price. While my data usage is going up, I've still got a fair way to go to get up to that level and could still increase to 500gb now. I think Telecom (my provider, not sure about the others) has become a lot better about overage and not killing you high charges.
Great article. Compare our OECD ranking with our BB ranking and that shows that we are hitting above our weight!
Comment by Griffsta, on 23-May-2013 12:06
I believe the main factor why people in this country are not getting the best speeds is the wiring in the homes. At the current premises I reside at we are achieving great speeds over ADSL2+, just wish that the ISP provided VDSL2+ at the local cabinet. Almost the maximum speeds attainable on ADSL2+ according to speed test 20.20 Mb/s download and about 0.93Mb/s upload comparing that to the Australian speeds I've seen they barely hit the maximum speeds of ADSL. So i to believe we have a good network here in this country.
Comment by H, on 23-May-2013 12:31
That argument fails for those with new build houses.
Like my friend.
All excited she expected great speeds but alas, nothing has changed.
Comment by DaveyMG, on 24-May-2013 10:36
"Perhaps worth mentioning that Premises Wiring really is the responsibility of the home owner in the same way as Gas, Water and Electricity is."
Where does responsibilty lie for those that pay the monthly "wiring maintenance" fee?
Comment by Patrick, on 24-May-2013 18:44
Most western countries have fast fibre connections available now - NZ isn't leading the field there at all.
Data caps are the main problem with Internet in NZ. I pay £13/NZ$26 for unlimited Internet in the UK and there are plenty of cheaper unlimited plans available. The main issue is the low population which means few suppliers and minimal competition.
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The celebration is short-lived, however, as the princess is shortly afterward carried off by a raiding party from the Black Legion.
Den Valdron, assessing the series in ERBzine, calls this book, along with the other two volumes in the series's first trilogy, "quite good." He notes "[t]he world and the hero are fairly vivid, the action moves quickly. It's hardly deep, but it is fun." On the down side, he views Jandar as "kind of an arrogant jerk ... a bit of an egotist ... constantly getting into trouble with half baked plans [from which he] is regularly rescued by his friends or saved by dumb luck." Valdron also criticizes the relationship of the hero and heroine, between whom he detects no chemistry.[2]
- ^ Jandar of Callisto title listing at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
- ^ Valdron, Den. "Lin Carter's Callisto Series (Part 1 of a series of 12)" in ERBzine 1731.


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This one-of-a-kind motorcycle is the perfect pairing of these two classic American brands, and while they look great together, weve inscribed this unique collectors edition masterpiece with our Bottles and Throttles Dont Mix mantra to remind all our friends that drinking and riding are meant to be enjoyed separately. Wed like to thank our friends at Indian Motorcycle for their help on this project and their support for Operation Ride Home.The Collectors Edition Jack Daniels Vintage will be produced in very limited quantities, taking the iconic Indian Chief Vintage platform to a whole new level with an array of genuine Indian Motorcycle accessories and custom accessories, as well as Jack Daniels-inspired custom paint and logos, badging, leather saddle and saddlebags. The bikes fender is also inscribed with the names of the seven Master Distillers who have overseen the Jack Daniels distilling process over its 150-year history. Final customization work was designed and completed by Brian Klock and his inspired team at Klock Werks in Mitchell, S.D. Additional details on the production schedule and ordering process will be released during Daytona Bike Week.
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Its a pleasure to partner again with our friends at Jack Daniels on this project as a tribute to originality and American craftsmanship, and to do so for the benefit of our military personnel and their families, said Steve Menneto, President of Motorcycles for Polaris Industries. "Jack Daniels and Indian Motorcycle proudly support our troops, military families and our veterans and we are honored to join forces again in 2016."
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The single currency is moving down not only versus the US dollar, but also against the British pound.
British pound was hit by the decline in the UK consumer prices. Further data from Britain though will likely confirm that its economy is on the firm track of improvement. On Thursday watch the release of the UK retail sales (0.4% growth after a 0.5% contraction is expected). This will keep in place the expectations of the rate hike in 2016. The euro, on the contrary, is pressured by the ECB's easing and concerns about Greece.
Technically EUR/GBP looks bearish. The euro failed to return above the 200-month MA at 0.7377. On Wednesday it slid to 0.7130. The pair is trying to break down the flag pattern and resume the downtrend. A close below April low at 0.7116 is needed to confirm the break to the downside. First target will then be at 0.7015/00. In the longer term the euro may test even lower levels. Resistance is at 0.7350 and 0.7350.


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With the debate over Trident renewal ongoing, we risk forgetting the invaluable and unique contribution made by our nuclear test veterans in the establishment of our deterrent. They have yet to be officially recognised in any formal manner, and Britain ranks towards the bottom of the international table of decency when it comes to how other countries treat their test veterans. The time has come to put that right, both for the surviving veterans and the descendents of those no longer with us. The second phase of a campaign sees this important debate in Parliament on Tuesday.
Soon after the end of the Second World War, Congress passed the McMahon Act, which prevented the United States from sharing its nuclear technology, even with its friends and allies. Despite Britain's significant input into the wartime programme to build the nuclear bomb, access to the programme was frozen. This was tolerable until the USSR detonated its first nuclear bomb in 1949; thereafter it was decided Britain urgently needed to develop its own nuclear deterrent.
A crash programme followed which continued late into the 1960s, when the advent of more powerful hydrogen bombs once again necessitated an accelerated programme to keep parity with the US and USSR. Scientists played their part in this effort – but so did the over 20,000 British and Commonwealth servicemen who took part in the tests in the South Pacific and Australia from 1952 until 1967.
As these tests were carried out at the dawn of the nuclear age, the science was not properly understood – if at all. Precautions were primitive and inadequate, and often failed to properly protect individuals from the effects of blast, heat and ionising radiation. Many of the test veterans believe their health was adversely affected as a result of these tests, a view substantiated by scientific research undertaken by Professor Rowland, whose work was peer-reviewed and subsequently accepted by the-then New Zealand Government.
Armed with this research, the British Nuclear Test Veterans' Association (BNTVA), of which I am patron, succeeded after a long campaign to persuade the MoD to undertake a Health Needs Analysis of all surviving veterans. This was completed in 2011, and many helpful practical measures are now being introduced as a result, particularly in relation to a veterans' pathway through the NHS. The focus on health was our first priority, given the age and health profile of the veterans.
The veterans' next priority is to secure recognition of their unique and vital service to the nation, which has never been forthcoming from the Government. For these aging men, official recognition, in either a written or oral statement from the Prime Minister, would mean so much. To this end, we launched a fresh 'campaign for recognition' in Parliament earlier this year, and have secured the support of over 80 MPs of all colours and hues.
As part of the campaign, the veterans are also calling for the establishment of a £25m Benevolent Fund, to distribute grants – on the basis of need – to veterans and their descends to help with treatment and to pay for care. It is hoped the seed money will not come from the MoD, but rather from central Government funds. As it would be in the form of an ex gratia payment, the Government need not have any fears around admitting liability. In addition, the BNTVA has never taken part in any legal proceedings against the Government.
£25m may seem a large sum, but it is modest compared to how many other countries treat their nuclear veterans. The US, for example, gives each veteran £47,000, plus another £47,000 for any secondary attributable illness. No causal link between service and illness is required – if they were present at tests and have an illness, payment is automatic. Canada pays more than £15,000 to each veteran, in addition to war pensions. Even the Isle of Man makes an ex gratia payment of £8,000 to any resident test veteran. In all three countries, veterans benefit from a health system free at the point of use. Britain is truly towards the bottom of the international leagues when it comes to how we treat our test veterans.
I have had productive meetings with both the Prime Minister and the Minister for Veterans, and have discussed the campaign with them. Responses have been cautious, but I remain optimistic. This Government has an excellent record at righting historic wrongs and recognising good causes, and I am confident this will continue.
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SECOND VICTORY FOR THOMPSON In undoubtedly the best race of the season so far, James Thompson scored his second victory of the day. He stormed through from eighth on the grid. Jörg Müller crossed the line second while Andy Priaulx claimed the...
In undoubtedly the best race of the season so far, James Thompson scored his second victory of the day. He stormed through from eighth on the grid. Jörg Müller crossed the line second while Andy Priaulx claimed the final podium position.Yvan Muller achieved SEAT Sport's best result by coming home 4th. Chevrolet's Nicola Larini had another strong point-scoring race finishing 5th overall.
Luca Rangoni had a great start and coming into the second corner he was in the lead. By the second corner however Müller had reclaimed the position. Priaulx had promoted himself to third by overtaking Michel Jourdain's SEAT León. The Mexican got a bad start and was overtaken by Thompson on lap one. Alain Menu tried to capitalise and briefly went through but Jourdain reclaimed 7th place.
Lap three was one of battles with Yvan Muller and Priaulx fighting for third, and Thompson with Gené in his sights. Priaulx defended against Muller while Thompson overtook the Gené. Muller then came under fire from the Alfa man and lost 4th place to him.
On lap four Priaulx overtook Rangoni for the podium position. Rangoni then dropped down to finish seventh but still claimed the independent win. It was not an easy task however as his Valencian rookie team-mate Sergio Hernández was challenging all the way and eventually finished a remarkable eighth to score a championship point.
While Müller and Priaulx contested the lead Thompson overtook Rangoni for third and caught up on the pair. At the end of the pit straight on lap seven the Briton edged past Priaulx and then he overtook Müller on the following lap.
On the last lap Menu suffered a technical problem and dropped from 6th to 14th; the position behind team-mate Rob Huff who had also slipped out of the point zone after he went wide on lap 8.
James THOMPSON
"You can't ask better than a pole and two wins, I'm so happy. I think I've only ever won two races in one day a couple of times before but never at this level. You can't do it without the car underneath you and for that I thank the team. All weekend we had worked on being the fastest coming into the first corner and having that made overtaking relatively easy. It was tough with Yvan in race one but in race two Jörg (Müller) and Andy (Priaulx) were very fair. The championship has just started for me."
Nicola LARINI
"Just as in Zandvoort I was second again. But second means a lot of points for the championship and that's not a bad thing. I had a fantastic start. My choice to start in 2nd gear was the right one because I had a lot more speed than the people around me."
Jörg MÜLLER
"I'm not sure whether it was me or the car but I wasn't happy with things this weekend because I couldn't find that extra tenth compared to my team-mate or Andy. With this in mind I knew it would be tough in the races and I'd have to make no mistakes. To keep Andy behind I had to use all three of my mirrors! The championship is still in the early stages. I'm at the front of the queue now and it is where I would like to stay."
Yvan MULLER
"Being on the outside in a rolling start means it is difficult to keep position. Nicola (Larini) was really fast so I couldn't get behind James (Thompson) as I wanted. Instead I tried to go outside James but it didn't work and I lost the place. I was quick in the corners but on every straight I lost about a car's length to Nicola."
Andy PRIAULX
"I had a great race with Jörg and have no regrets about not risking more to overtake him because that could have meant the two of us out. Instead I had to wait for him to make a mistake but he didn't. I'm very pleased to be back on the pace and in good form. We are building momentum for the championship again."
Luca RANGONI
"These victories are very important because after a difficult time in qualifying yesterday I didn't think it would happen. I have to say I was lucky because with all the crashes in the first race I found a gap and went through. I enjoyed the start of the second race because I got to fight with Jörg and Andy. Unfortunately my car developed a technical problem, I'm not sure what it was, and from then on the race was very tough and I fell back."
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LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - "Fanboys" is a road-trip comedy that concerns four geeks and a girl who never grew out of their adolescent adoration of the "Star Wars" saga.
Even if one shares that obsession, the group's witless antics and juvenile mentalities grow wearying before bags are packed.
This long-delayed Weinstein Co. release, which opens in about 40 theaters on Friday, will appeal to similar fanatics and perhaps a few young people channeling their own parents' mania. Given how insultingly fanboys are portrayed, though, even the fan base could be put off. Box office looks unpromising.
It's 1998, and George Lucas is about to unleash the first film of his second "Star Wars" trilogy, "Star Wars: Episode I -- The Phantom Menace." So the four guys -- the girl follows later -- trek cross-country to break into Lucas' Skywalker Ranch and watch the film before its release.
Writers Ernest Cline and Adam F. Goldberg attempt to give the foolishness a serious purpose by bestowing terminal cancer on one character, which motivates the desperate need for him to see the new movie before he dies. But this only adds to the film's tone problems.
The cancer plot simply doesn't fit such a silly, sloppy comedy. Nor does Christopher Marquette's Linus seem the least bit sick. In a word, it's bogus.
At least everyone appears set to make money from their fanboy obsessions. Eric (Sam Huntington) is a talented cartoonist, but his dad means for him to inherit the family car business. The obnoxious and hairy Hutch (Dan Fogler) and socially backward Windows (Jay Baruchel) run a fanboy shop along with female fanboy Zoe (Kristen Bell, looking very out of place).
The group makes a few detours from Ohio to Northern California. They get into a fight with "Star Trek" fans and a showdown in a biker bar, do heavy drugs with an Indian shaman, have an interlude in Vegas with hookers and William Shatner -- better not to ask -- and a run-in with police in desert. They then stage a "break-in" at Skywalker Ranch in which it is imagined that Jedi warriors guard the premises. Continued...


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Gossip Girl star Blake Lively is to be the new face of Chanel's "Mademoiselle" handbag line, after she was introduced to Karl Lagerfeld by Vogue editor Anna Wintour. "I will always feel [the bag] is more than just a purse," Lively mused. "It's a quilted case full of lipstick, love letters and the dreams and possibilities that I have always felt every time I see that beautiful CC."
I'm guessing Wintour didn't mention that Lively was her magazine's second worst-selling cover girl of 2010, news of which was also released yesterday. The 23-year-old's Esquire cover was that title's worst-seller of the year, too. (I'm just hoping she won't have the same detrimental effect on my column.) The bestselling cover girl of last year was Lady Gaga, whose Vanity Fair issue came second only to Angelina Jolie's, and whose Rolling Stone issue tripled the mag's monthly average sales. That cover image featured a near-naked Gaga brandishing a pair of breast-level machine guns. Can't really see that in a Chanel ad. Can you?
* As noted in yesterday's column – and in a number of leading leftist publications – George (né Gideon) Osborne's £11,000 ski trip to Klosters didn't exactly scream "We're all in this together". But I must say I'm impressed by the swift reactions of the Conservative-friendly press. The Sun and The Mail responded in kind with blurry photographs of Gideon's shadow, Alan Johnson, enjoying (and this really is a shocker, readers) a two-hour lunch at a nice restaurant with an old friend. Said restaurant, the recently relaunched Savoy Bar and Grill, serves a £38 T-bone steak, the stunned Sun reported – and this on the day of the VAT rise, which Johnson claimed would hit the poor hardest! Such startling hypocrisy! Of course, there's every chance Johnson and his companion, former spin doctor Chris Norton, tucked into the more modestly priced mutton cutlets at £18. And as for their alleged quaffing of pink champagne, surely it was pink lemonade (this was lunchtime, after all) or the popular Jamaican grapefruit mixer, Ting?
* My notional sitcom "Anyone But Lembit" has proven hard to pitch to even the least discerning of television channels, despite its high-concept: Lembit, starring as himself, tries to become the Lib Dem mayoral candidate; the Lib Dems try to stop him at all costs, by persuading former Blue Peter presenter John Leslie to run instead. Now I've received a call from this column's favourite Estonian (I only know the one) to tell me his 2011 is getting worse. Lembit has learned that his celebrated weekly political column for The Daily Sport has been dropped by the paper's editors, who were miffed not to get the exclusive on his participation in I'm A Celebrity... Meanwhile, there are as yet no takers for his much-publicised theatre/TV show with "Dr Gillian McKeith, PhD". On the upside, Lembit reveals that he's about to embark for New York as a cruise ship entertainer with Cunard. I hope the ship is well stocked with lifejackets.
* There follows an unexpurgated extract from a conversation between Jennifer Aniston and Nicole Kidman – mutually supportive Hollywood ex-wives, and co-stars of the forthcoming box-office flop Just Go With It – as published in Harper's Bazaar magazine. JA: "Okay, let me just say this: Physically, you are a masterpiece." NK: "Excuse me, you wear a bikini in the film and you look like you're 20 years old!" JA: "I think that's Vaseline on the lens." NK: "You are a freak of nature. You have the best body I've ever seen. And I'm a heterosexual girl. You look good morning, noon, and night." JA: "Does Keith buy you clothes?" NK: "Yeah, and he buys me lingerie." Get. A. Room.
* Another dispatch from Crispin Mount: recycling sceptic, amateur scourge of South-western Tories and my erstwhile Cotswold correspondent. In view of the elevated profile that any contribution to this column entails, Crispin tells me he's deemed it necessary to open a Twitter account, at twitter.com/CrispinMount. Crispin cites "local public demand" as the principal reason for this decision. So far, he has five followers. His scintillating tweets cover such topics as the local district council's waste collections being cancelled due to snow, and the extortionate car parking prices in Cirencester. You heard it here first.
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When the clock in the kitchen struck midnight, Lupe quietly got out of bed. She dressed hurriedly, crept to her bedroom door, and listened intently. In the adjacent bedroom, her parents were sound asleep.
Quietly, she slipped out of the house. The village of Puerto de Luna, a farming community on the banks of the Pecos River, was also asleep. An October quarter-moon hung over the valley, but it shed very little light. Lupe shivered as she ran to meet Carlos by the church.
Earlier that afternoon in the schoolyard, Carlos had been bragging that he wasn't afraid of la Llorona.
"It's just a story our parents tell to scare us," he said to the seventh graders gathered around him.
"No, she's real," one of the girls replied.
"I don't believe it," Carlos said, looking at Lupe. "I dare anyone to go to the river with me."
"At midnight?"
"Yes, at midnight!"
The others glanced nervously at Lupe. She was strong and tall like Carlos, and she was the only one in the group who stood up to him.
"It's a crazy idea," Lupe said.
"What's the matter, you chicken?"
Lupe clenched her teeth. Carlos had been after her all week, ever since her team had beaten his in baseball. She had tried not to pay attention to his needling, but nobody called her chicken!
"I'll prove who's chicken," she shot back. "I'll go with you tonight!"
The kids had cheered her, but later, as they walked back to the classroom, JosÉ fell in step beside Lupe. He was her neighbor, and the boy she secretly admired.
"You don't have to go," he whispered. "It's dangerous by the river at night."
"Do you mean it's too dangerous for a girl?"
JosÉ blushed. "You know what Imean."
"I know," Lupe answered. "But Carlos dared me in front of the gang. I won't let Carlos call me a coward."
"Yeah," JosÉ agreed. He knew Carlos had been hassling Lupe all week. "Do you want me to go with you?" he offered.
"No, Carlos challenged me." She looked into his eyes and saw he really was concerned about her. "Thanks," she added.
JosÉ shrugged. "Just be careful" were his parting words.
Maybe I'm like Carlos, Lupe thought as she approached the church at midnight. I want to find out if la Llorona is real or just a story our parents tell. She stopped cold when she spotted a shadow at the door. Her skin tingled. "Who is it?" she called.
"Booooo!" Carlos cried, jumping out at her.
"Boo yourself!" Lupe said, faking laughter to show he hadn't frightened her.
"Bet you thought it was la Llorona," Carlos teased her.
"Don't be silly," Lupe answered boldly.
"Are you afraid?" asked Carlos, peering toward the river.
Lupe hesitated. All her life, she had heard the different stories people told about la Llorona. Some said she was a young woman who long ago had lived in a neighboring village. She had fallen in love with a rich man's son and had a baby, but since she wasn't married to him, the young man's parents were going to take the baby away from her. The baby was all the poor girl had in the world, and she vowed not to let them take it.
When the family came with the sheriff for the child, the young woman gathered the baby in her arms and fled to the river. The sheriff and his deputies followed, using hound dogs to track her. The baying of the dogs could be heard up and down the valley.
As the sheriff and his men drew near, the frightened girl threwherself into the river. The strong current swept her off her feet and tore the baby from her arms. It disappeared into the watery depths.
Later, some villagers would say she had intentionally thrown the baby into the river. The sheriff had saved the young woman, but the baby drowned. It was never found.
After the accident, the young woman was overcome with grief. She walked along the edge of the river, looking for her baby. At night, the people of the village heard her crying and calling the child's name.
"You can still hear her crying at night," the old people told the children. "She became la Llorona, 'the crying woman.' Don't go near the water. She might think you are her child and take you."
Parents told the story to warn their children not to play near the river and its dangerous currents.
"I'm not afraid," Lupe said, shivering. She wasn't going to let Carlos scare her. Besides, she had the medal of her guardian angel hanging around her neck. She touched it and said a silent prayer.
Carlos, too, had hesitated. Across the road, the river and its dark forest looked menacing. "Okay, let's go," he said.
They left the village and hurried through the river bosque. Overhead, the tall, stately cottonwood trees formed a canopy that shut out the scant moonlight. Around them, river willows and salt cedars pressed in on the thin trail. Finally, they came to a small clearing in the brush.
"Here's where she cries at night," Carlos said.
Lupe shivered. She knew the spot. This was the place where the young woman and her baby had jumped into the river.
There was something evil about the place. Dank vapors rose from the river. The awful stink of something dead touched Lupe'snostrils. The trees rose in the dark like giant specters.
Suddenly, they heard an eerie sound and they froze. A shadow appeared in the moonlight and shimmered on the water. It seemed to be the figure of a young woman walking on the water, coming toward them. A shrill noise filled the night, sounding like the cry of a grieving woman.
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The only 5 star Hotel on the Kirchberg Plateau, surrounded by the European Institutions and a short walk from the new exhibition centre, the Sofitel Luxembourg Europe is the ideal place to stay for business or leisure. The Hotel is conveniently situated just 7 km from the Findel Airport, 5km from t...
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Interior view, Morrison House, Iredell County, North Carolina
Morrison House (Iredell County, N.C.)
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- Title:
- Interior view, Morrison House, Iredell County, North Carolina
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- Subjects:
- Original Format:
- Color slides
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- Item identifier:
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- Genre:
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- Location:
Iredell County (N.C.)
- Digital Project:
Built Heritage
Source information
- Repository:
- Preservation North Carolina
- Collection:
- Preservation North Carolina Historic Architecture Slide Collection, 1965-2005 (PNC slides) held by Preservation North Carolina
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Building: Morrison House (Iredell County, North Carolina)
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- Architectural note:
- The house includes a wraparound porch.
- Location:
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Journey to Deutschland
The room—or was it a submarine?—spun wildly.
"I… I don't understand," Margie mumbled, her forehead still smarting. She tried to focus on the Prime Minister, but all was a blur.
Churchill laughed. "My girl, don't you worry about a thing. We'll be at sea for another 16 hours or so, and you'll be briefed after we round Neuwerk. Until then, get some rest."
Margie found herself drifting in and out of consciousness. In her mind, the face of Roger danced, warm and smiling one moment, a vile transmogrification the next. Her beloved was a Nazi spy. No, he was a cab driver from Sussex. No, he was an allied agent! It was all so confusing. Margie's head swam, mistaken identities swirling madly with fragments of Enigma code and the anxiety of a secret mission into the heart of the greatest evil Europe had ever known. Finally she blacked out again.
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Popular property highlights
Church of Saint Sava is a short stroll from Hotel Slavija, and other popular attractions like Republic Square are within a mile (2 km). This 757-room hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like free breakfast, a casino, and free in-room WiFi. Located in central Belgrade, the hotel is also near National Museum and Red Star Stadium.
Start your day off right with a free buffet breakfast, served each morning from 6 AM to 10 AM. Sit down for a leisurely bite to eat at the onsite restaurant, or enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge. Get a pick-me-up at the coffee shop/café, or mingle with other guests at the free daily manager's reception.
Hotel Slavija's 757 rooms provide desks. Guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Free toiletries are also standard.
Guests of Hotel Slavija enjoy features like a casino, free WiFi in public areas, and 3 meeting rooms. If you drive, self parking is EUR 10.00 per day, or you can take advantage of the airport shuttle (available on request) for EUR 25 per vehicle one way. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can assist with dry cleaning/laundry, tours or tickets, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include express check-in, a terrace, and laundry facilities.
Property features
- Walking distance to Church of Saint Sava
- Free buffet breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Onsite dining
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Hotel Slavija
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning as well as a complimentary manager's reception. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
3 meeting rooms are available. This business-friendly hotel also offers a casino, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Hotel Slavija has designated areas for smoking.
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- Coffee shop or café
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 757
- Number of floors - 16
- Bar/lounge
- Casino
- Free breakfast
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Hair salon
- Designated smoking areas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms 3
- Multilingual staff
- Terrace
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Free reception
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
Hotel Slavija offers 757 accommodations with complimentary toiletries and blackout drapes/curtains. Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wireless Internet access. Housekeeping is offered daily and hair dryers can be requested. Cribs/infant beds (complimentary) and rollaway/extra beds (surcharge) are also available.
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Desk
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Free WiFi
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
A complimentary buffet breakfast is served each morning between 6 AM and 10 AM. A complimentary manager's reception is offered each day.
Four Seasons - This restaurant specializes in local cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Open daily.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 1:30 PM
Check-in time ends at 6 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
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 for EUR 1000 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
You need to know
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.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Only service animals are allowed
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.23 per person, per night
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This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 24 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on 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. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.


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Beyond the Fingerweb
A guardian helps a young one look beyond and into the complicated world.
"Just take the greatest thought, be it real or not, and look beyond however far you can imagine," said the guardian.
"The farthest I know is just within the web of my fingers," the young one replied.
"Then take these hands off your face and peer through the window. The fine lines on your fingers are nothing compared to what's outside."
And the young one did. And the world was astounding. But not just astounding, but dangerous, and wondrous, and ponderous. The entirety of the universe could not be contained within a single box, so it must have been within an infinite number of boxes within boxes. In the end, the young one and the guardian were alright with themselves because they both could see beyond the web of their fingers, and they lived life in the boxy universe because they were afraid to die.
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The knock at her door was so faint that Peggy Fowler barely heard it over the tappity-tap of her fingers running over the keyboard in front of her. Nevertheless, she did hear it, and looked up just in time to see the back of Miranda's head as she was turning to leave.
"Miranda! Wait!" she called out, stopping the ever-quiet physics student in her tracks.
"I didn't mean to interrupt you," Miranda said in her softly gruff voice.
"You weren't interrupting. In fact, I was kind of hoping you'd stop by before you left the hospital. That is what you're doing, right? Leaving?"
Peggy motioned Miranda to sit down on the couch. Then she sat down beside her.
"Was there something you wanted to talk about, Miranda?" she asked tentatively.
"Yeah. There was," came Miranda's response. Then she stared down at her hands folded neatly in lap.
"Miranda…" Peggy began, slipping easily into the role of comforter that she often had to play for the hospital's patients. "If there's anything I can do for you…" Peggy briefly wondered why Miranda was coming to her instead of Declan. They were closer, after all. It could have been simply because she was a psychiatrist that Miranda knew, but Peggy suspected that Miranda still would have gone to Declan instead. Unless… Could Miranda be shy about seeing Declan because he'd gone against her wishes to save her life?
"My parents called today." The brusquely spoken words cut off the rest of Peggy's sentence.
"Someone left a message for them at the front desk of the hotel where they were staying."
"So, they called to find out if you were okay," Peggy said, starting to smile. The smile, however, was a false one, as she vividly recalled how Miranda had nearly died without her parents there to comfort her.
"They called to find out if I wanted to sue the university for allowing me to come in contact with a deadly virus. I spent the last hour talking them out of it." Miranda's voice was pained.
Peggy was floored. Several emotions bombarded her all at once-anger, indignation and outrage were the first, then sorrow and pity for Miranda's sake, and lastly-understanding. Had it been her lying in a hospital bed on the brink of death, would her own father have come to see her?
"I'm sorry, Miranda," she said at last. Instinctively, she reached out, her hand covering Miranda's in a gesture of friendship and concern.
It was then that Miranda crumbled for the first time since this whole thing began. She'd been a rock of strength and determination even in what could very well have been her last moments on earth, and now she wept openly, throwing herself into Peggy's arms.
Most of what she said in between sobs was too garbled to make out, except for snatches of "how could they" and "why didn't they?"
Peggy held her, stroking her short dark hair in a motherly fashion and feeling her own tears threatening to break through. They remained this way until Miranda's tears subsided.
"Sorry," Miranda said as she pushed herself out of Peggy' arms.
"Don't be," the psychiatrist replied as she reached for a box of tissues, which she set between them on the couch. There was an awkward silence in which Miranda reached for a tissue and wiped the tears away from her eyes.
"I just…" the young woman began, then stopped as her voice choked with raw emotion. "I just thought they-"
"You thought they would come," Peggy supplied for her. Miranda nodded. "You thought that they would care enough about your life to be there when you needed them the most." Again, Miranda nodded. "You felt helpless and sacred and all you wanted was for your daddy to hug you and make it better." Whoa! Where did that come from?
Miranda stopped in mid nod. "Are we still talking about me?" she asked.
"No, I… I guess not." Peggy admitted. "My father wasn't there for me when I needed him either," she said.
"Declan said you were looking for him."
"Yeah, I was. For a long time, in fact."
"Do you think you'll find him?" Miranda asked.
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