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Whatever you do, don't go in the basement. In the conclusion of splatter king Lucio Fulci's unofficial "Gates of Hell" trilogy—memorably described by London Time Out critic Sheila Johnson as "literally a hack-work of almost awesome incoherence"—Italy's maestro of carefree narrative non sequitur exercises relative restraint to tell an effectively gothic (but gory) tale of a New England house with a history… a history as dark as the basement into which the unwary descend, never to return. The story centers on Bob, a young boy who moves with his parents to a new house formerly occupied by a late colleague of his academic researcher father. Bob notices the face of a little girl at a window in a photograph of the house—although she is invisible to his parents. When the family arrives and moves in, Bob goes on to have a series of encounters with his mysterious invisible friend, Mae, who warns him that he's in danger. Did we mention there's a mysterious basement? And that people keep going down there to meet gruesome deaths? We did? So what's down there? You don't want to know. Heavily censored for its initial theatrical release, House by the Cemetery is presented here in a rare 35mm print of the original uncut version!


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Humphrey Bogart's Girl is a Girlfriend of Mine
I decided to catch an early bird matinee. I do that now and then when my head is overloaded with too much stuff that didn't make much sense. 'God, I'm not sure where I go with this case."
The old Paramount Theater was but a good walk from my apartment building, three blocks uptown, one block over. Halfway there, Tyke's Tavern made itself handily available for a couple of whiskey sours, MacKenzie style - Southern Comfort, lime juice instead of lemon, double sugar and a lime slice, on the rocks, not crushed. Tyke used to say that I had turned a whiskey sour into something else, but in my book, it was a whiskey sour, MacKenzie style.
Tyke was a good old boy. Used to be a priest way back when, now he had the best neighborhood bar in Boston. But now that I think of it, Tyke somehow tended bar the way a priest would tend a bar - he could pull a confession out of you before you knew it and somehow left the place feeling that you were right with life again. He was the kind of bartender that every police detective ought to know, on the ins with the local drunks, yet still with enough conscience to do the right thing.
I always wondered about the old lady who sat in the glass ticket booth. She had always been there taking your money and slipping you your ticket. she never wore a name tag, but always wore a white sweater draped around her shoulders, summer or winter didn't matter. She wore cat-eye glasses draped around her neck with a silver chain and black hair combs in her salt-and-pepper hair. Never smiled; never talked; never did much anything but take your money, give your ticket, and return to reading her romance novel.
The movie poster spoke of the feature for the night, The African Queen. I didn't know anything about the movie, but I went to every Bogart movie that came out and I must confess I had a fancy for Kate Hepburn. From the artwork on the poster, she must be Bogie's girl in the movie.
I never bought popcorn, never bought a soft drink, though every now and then I would get a hankering for some Raisinettes, but not today, not for a matinee.
I loved this old theater. She was a palace. Gold leaf and maroon brocade draped everywhere - a ceiling painting like the Boston night sky on a cloudless night. Lord, this place was worth the price of admission just sit in here for a couple of hours and feel like someone rich.
The lights went down and the newsreel played, telling us about the victories being won in Korea. Tom chased Jerry, Jerry outsmarted Tom and then the movie rolled. Not a bad story. Not what I had expected but a mighty fine movie. I figured I might take blue-eyed Mary to see this one. Yet again, I was getting more and more into this Kate Hepburn gal.
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I blame the heat for my addled brain
No, it should stop. The other possibility is that the air has been very dry, but I don't think I've ever had much trouble with leaves browing on yuccas for that reason.
Are they in full sunshine? That might cause them to burn up with the temperatures we've had recently.
Now I'm confused - I thought it was the one with speckled green leaves at ground level and stems of bright orange berries in autumn - what is that called, Ladies' what?
Yep, I'd say Tigrella, too.
Hot here again in North Yorks. Plants have to go out, though - they're wilting too fast in their cells.
You need to stop it seeding, so cut off the pretty (and poisonous) red berries. In the lawn, a standard lawn weedkiller will see to them; in the borders, they're quite easy to dig out.
You can snip the brown off, but they will die back further in time. Your best bet is to cut just short of the green rather than going into it.
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Some technologies such as solar energy, familiar to us is not the first year,
experienced the most powerful breakthroughs this year; others of which you have
heard - quantum teleportation, for example - have become better. Let's go
through the list of important of technologies of the outgoing 2014.
US Department of energy report says the following: "2014 marks an important
milestone in the history of the American Solar energy." Five new solar power
plants (three in California, one in Nevada and one in Arizona) earned in 2014.
As from abroad comes to us all a little late, we can congratulate overseas
colleagues and hope that to us too clean energy will gradually come.
The world's largest solar power plant earned earlier this year in the Mojave
Desert (California) and started to produce 392 megawatts of energy; It's enough
to electrify 140,000 homes.
Solar energy - and this is also worth noting - dropped significantly in price.
Advances in the technologies that underlie the solar panels, increased
production plan in China - all this gradually leads to the fact that renewable
energy is becoming more competitive with natural gas, especially against the
background of falling prices for fossil fuels. According to Forbes, the full
cycle of unsubsidized solar power costs about 13 cents per kilowatt-hour, while
the energy of advanced coal power plants - 12 cents per kilowatt-hour.
Was not a surprise and an increase in production volumes of electricity with
solar power. As of September 2014 the volume of production of solar energy in
the United States amounted to 15.9 gigawatts of installed capacity, it is enough
to supply electricity to 3.2 million homes, says Forbes. This is two times
larger than it was in 2013.
Efficiency is also growing. This year, scientists from the University of New
South Wales set a record by creating solar panels that convert 46% of solar
energy into electricity - the highest conversion date.
This was a good year for solar energy, and it will not be the last. Solar energy
will gradually fall in price and increase in production volumes. The day will
come when we stop burning coal and gas for light in their homes.
This year was also rich in news from the sphere of 3D-printing, which is
spreading all over the world "mysyu on the tree." If you do not know,
3D-printers use plastic instead of viscous ink for printing. Working with a
digital file, 3D-printer builds three-dimensional object by printing it in
layers. Once the "ink" dries, hardens object.
In the past, the technology used to print almost anything you can imagine:
chairs, clothing, drones, cars, sex toys, home electronics, biological part of
the type of prostheses and parts of the skull, and even food.
Three-dimensional printing even went into space. Last summer, the first
3D-printer is designed to print in microgravity, was delivered to the
International Space Station, and in November was the first printed object. In
the future, printed components or even food, which can be printed in space, will
facilitate the uploading spacecraft - will be enough to printers 'ink'.
Augmented Reality
Add graphics, sounds, touch, or even the illusion of smell in your world - and
you get augmented reality. Google Glass, which is applied on top of the graphics
world through lenses - just one example. Since the advent of Google glasses in
public, augmented reality is gaining popularity. Although, of course, its growth
is experiencing a certain stagnation in certain moments: the world stood before
jumping into the world of augmented and virtual reality.
Jaguar Land Rover has recently announced the use of technology overlay graphics
on the windshield, which will provide not only the navigation information, but
also information about pedestrians or other cars, which the driver can not see.
Similar technology will also be on display in retail stores, allowing customers
to try on clothes virtually.
Motorcycle helmet, created FUSAr Technologies, includes a display system worn on
the head, features video recording and voice control. You can even buy a mask
for sCuba diving, which is equipped with a built-in display pointer dive time,
depth, water temperature, and more.
Brain-computer interface
What do you think? Scientists are getting better and better interpret brain
signals and convert them into computer commands. Not so long ago, scientists
have found a way by which one can control the cursor on the screen by thought.
Since then, science has progressed.
In May, a team of the Institute of flight dynamics systems and the Berlin
Institute of Technology has developed a technique that allowed the pilot to
accurately control the plane in a simulator without touching the levers and
steering wheel.
Flight simulator - it was good and fun, but there are more noble ways of using
Brain-computer interface. More specifically, control of the prosthesis that is
connected to the human nervous system. The so-called neuroprosthesis becoming
more and more sophisticated, provide persons with disabilities to move
artificial limbs as if they were natural.
In October, two groups of scientists - case Western Reserve University in
Cleveland and Chalmers University in Sweden - reported success: they have taught
two patients with prosthetic limbs gently grasp objects and even "feel" the
texture of the objects.
Brain-computer interface has also been developed by scientists at Ohio State and
to help paralyzed man move his hand, using their own thoughts. The scientists
implanted a computer chip in the human brain and then used a neural bridge to
redirect brain signals to the sleeve, which transmits electrical signals to the
forearm and hand of man. After some practice, people could manage by hand the
power of thought.
If this is not enough, the Japanese manufacturer announced exoskeletons
Cyberdyne in this year that is working on the exoskeleton, which will allow
people to walk by determining the electrical impulses in the human body, when
the brain sends a signal carrier limbs move.
But most probably the loudest event in the field of the outgoing year was in
Brazil at the opening World Cup Games, when a person with paralysis of the lower
limbs, using the power of thought-controlled exoskeleton made the first blow.
Since we're talking about the exoskeleton, let's continue. This year, the US
military reported costume TALOS. This suit protects the wearer from bullets,
allows him to lift weights and comes with an arsenal of technologies that
monitor the environment. This suit - not only for the military.
Workers shipbuilding company Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering began
wearing exoskeletons that help them to lift heavy things. Similar manipulators
have been developed by scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology:
warehouse workers can lift heavy loads on their own.
Also this year, it was announced a new contest called Cybathlon. The point is
that taking part in it, people with disabilities, with the assistance of
advanced technologies such as robotic limbs and exoskeletons. Competitions are
held with the support of ETH Zurich and the Swedish National Research Center of
robotics. The first event will take place in 2016.
activity sensors
Wearable technology, namely trackers activity - like fitness bracelets -
strengthened its position in the consumer market. If last year they had little
choice in this year's selection is huge. Basic Peak, FitBit, Garmin, Jawbone,
Microsoft, Fitbit Flash - the list goes on.
What is interesting in this all, so it's not a choice, but the data that these
bracelets are collected. For the first time in history, scientists were able to
get a ton of information about how people move during the day, from small to
large. Gone are the polls, which were scientists with pen and paper, separately
measuring the parameters of each individual - now in their possession is
actually accurate data collected by the sensors. Now it is possible to analyze
how people move, sleep, stand, lie, and more.
It is curious that while not everyone knows what to do with this array of
accurate data. May help to artificial intelligence and machine learning deep?
quantum computing
Research in the field of quantum computing are still in their infancy. But in
2014 we heard some buzz, beeps and electronic sounds coming from the room with a
quantum computer.
It all started with the data presented by Edward Snowden, who reported that the
NSA is building a "cryptologic useful quantum computer." Such a computer would
be much faster than any supercomputer known to mankind, and it would be
impossible to break, due to the laws of quantum mechanics.
Also, we have learned this year that not only the NSA is working hard to create
such a computer. In September, Google has hired physicist John Martinis and his
team from the University of California for the development of quantum computing
chips. In the past, Google has already funded a study D-Wave Systems, a Canadian
company that has acquired a machine with quantum properties. And Microsoft has
launched a new group of designers quantum hardware this year, led by Burton
Smith, a well-known designer of supercomputers.
But the most interesting news came from a team of scientists from the University
of Geneva, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory of NASA and the National Institute of
Standards and Technology. In December, they announced that teleported the
quantum state of a particle of light - that is the direction in which it rotates
- 25 kilometers of optical fiber, thus setting a new distance record of
successful quantum teleportation.
Fusion energy is a long time in the field of research, which for decades has
always lag behind reality. But if it came at us, the planet would receive
unlimited and clean energy.
Also this year has been very interesting and very mysterious announcement from
Lockheed Martin. Scientists company well known in the market of advanced
technologies, reported that they could create a reactor that is small enough to
fit on the roof of the truck, but who will be able to give out 100 megawatts of
Scientists say that within a year they will build a working prototype, and in
ten years - a reactor that can be placed on the truck.
Masking technology go hand in hand with science, but remain essentially fiction.
We have evil Romulans from "star Trek," which can hide their spaceships; we have
the invisibility cloak, Harry Potter, which makes the carrier invisible. In
science, however, such masking technologies are still new.
Until this year, the majority of scientists have already achieved some success
on the part of the cover-up objects from the light spectrum, invisible to the
human eye. They have found ways to hide three-dimensional objects from
electromagnetic waves, sound, magnetic field, and even make the whole city
impervious to seismic waves of earthquakes.
However, this year we finally learned something new. Scientists from the
University of Rochester have used relatively inexpensive components to hide an
object in the visible spectrum. Instead of using expensive "metamaterials",
which are pinning their hopes other scientists, John Howell, a professor of
physics at the University of Rochester, was able to unite the four optical
lenses to bend light and send it through the center. Not perfect, but to solve
complex problems in a simple way.
floating building
glaciers are melting, global warming is inevitable temperature increases that
will save us? Floating house. This year we have seen floating farms that
irrigate crop melted ice; Swim Beach for New York; floating nuclear power plants
to be resistant to tSunamis, and underwater cities.
Architectural firm based in the Netherlands, Waterstudio, a leader in this
field. The company came up with a number of different concepts, including a
dwelling house, hotel complex for low-income people, and even a nature reserve.
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DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Mexico City Santa Fe
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DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Mexico City Santa Fe
About the Hotel
Property Location
With a stay at DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Mexico City Santa Fe in Mexico City (Santa Fe), you'll be minutes from Financial Area and close to KidZania Santa Fe. This family-friendly hotel is within close proximity of Centro Santa Fe and Anahuac University.
Make yourself at home in one of the 189 air-conditioned rooms featuring LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature deep soaking bathtubs and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and complimentary babysitting/childcare.
Enjoy a meal at a restaurant or in a coffee shop/café. Or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a business center, express check-in, and express check-out. This hotel has 4 meeting rooms available for events. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Laundry facilities
- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- Multilingual staff
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Babysitting or childcare (free)
- Total number of rooms - 189
- ATM/banking
- Porter/bellhop
- Bar/lounge
- Elevator/lift
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Computer station
- Restaurant
- 24-hour front desk
- Number of floors - 12
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Fitness facilities
- Business center
- Express check-out
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free WiFi
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Meeting rooms
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Express check-in
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Wedding services
Room Facilities
- Shower/tub combination
- In-room safe
- Air conditioning
- Premium TV channels
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Private bathroom
- Free bottled water
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Cable TV service
- Free toiletries
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Hair dryer
- Room service (24 hours)
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- Coffee/tea maker
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- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
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- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: between MXN 150 and MXN 217 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: MXN 80 per night
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The stigma of renting is fading as the sector becomes more professional and less reliant on the buy-to-let brigade," says Andrew Palmer of property consultant DTZ.
People are getting married and starting families much later in life, so the average first-time buyer age is creeping up — from 27 in the Eighties to 36 now.
Plus there are more single households, economic migrants, divorcees and students (groups that tend to rent rather than buy), which is boosting the number of renters. Housing associations now operate in this market, too — and attempt to keep rental costs down.
Almost 50 per cent of private renters are aged under 34, and about 55 per cent of the total 3.1 million renters are either singles or childless couples. Families and middle-aged downsizers are getting in on the rental act, too.
In cities such as Paris, Berlin, Brussels and Amsterdam, up to 60 per cent of households rent privately — a far higher proportion than in London, where the figure is less than 20 per cent.
Booming rentals have reinvigorated the buy-to-let market. There are now 463 buy-to-let mortgages available, compared with 312 six months ago and 299 in May 2010 (remarkably, at the peak of the market there were more than 3,600 deals).
Rental returns (yields) now average 5.47 per cent across London, according to Jones Lang LaSalle, reaching nearly eight per cent in hotspots such as Forest Hill.
Other areas where tenant demand is surging include Kensal Rise, Angel, Chiswick, Vauxhall, Greenwich, London Bridge and Shepherd's Bush (all popular with young professionals who want quick transport links).
Competition for lets has led to tenants trying to secure longer rental periods, up to three years, a bonus for landlords seeking to "avoid voids". Properties that are untenanted for even several weeks can wipe out a landlord's profit.
But rising rents are forcing more couples into flat-shares with other people. "They are losing the intimacy of a love nest because sharing has become a financial necessity," according to Jonathan Moore of website easyroommate.co.uk. The average cost of a room available to a couple in London is £622 a month, or 38 per cent cheaper than renting the whole property.
Figures from estate agent Winkworth show that in general rents are lower in south London, outer north London and parts of east London.
While the cost of a one-bedroom flat in Notting Hill ranges from £1,200 to £2,600 a month, in Crystal Palace, it is £625 to £825; in Tottenham or Wembley, £650 to £800; in Walthamstow, £600 to £700; in Stratford, £700 to £800.
Three-bedroom houses in Islington range from £2,000 to £4,500 a month; in Kensington and Chelsea, the price range is £3,600 to £8,500 a month.
Wealthy investors searching for an unusual central London portfolio may be tempted by a terrace of seven modern new-build town houses at Crabtree Place, Fitzrovia, being sold by developer Artesian and on the market for £20.96 million. Call Jackson-Stops & Staff on 020 7664 6644 for details.
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The Invasion
Danielle was standing in a spacious room with light shining through a hole in a cave making it easier to see. On each side of the wall were small streams that went through the cave to the outside. In between them, was a tall stone. And on the top was carved a symbol. Danielle looked at it closely. There seemed to be three crescent moons ringed together creating some kind of symbol.
"What is this?" She asked herself. Mue was on top of her head looking down at it as well.
"I don't know. Some sort of symbol to represent something. Although, I don't know what," Mue replied. Danielle lifted a claw to touch it but before she could, she heard Samuel call her name.
"Danielle! What are you doing? And you know you aren't supposed go off on your own. You know what you could happen to you-"
"Were you worried about me?" Danielle asked with humor in her voice. Samuel stopped in his tracks and glared at her.
"No!" Samuel yelled. Herman walked up to the statue and stared at the symbol.
"Do you know what that is?" Danielle asked him. Samuel looked as well.
"No, I have no idea." Samuel touched the symbol and traced his finger around each of the moon crescents.
"A symbol?" Herman nodded.
"Most likely."
Suddenly, an arrow swished by almost hitting Samuel's fore head but he was out of the way in time.
"What?!" Danielle exclaimed. They heard Battle cries erupt the atmosphere and a couple of people ran into the room with weapons in their hands. Herman counted five of them, four men and one woman. The woman and one big man rushed at him and Samuel. Danielle faced the others with an uncertain look on her face.
"Samuel!" Herman called.
"Protect Danielle! We can't let anything happen to her!" Samuel hesitated but obeyed. He tried to get passed one man, he seemed to be about his age, but when Samuel was just about to run passed him, he tripped him. Samuel fell to the ground hitting the ground hard making him bite his lip from hitting his chin. The man who tripped him, pressed a foot hard into his back making him cry out.
"Samuel!" Herman called while fending off the two others. Danielle saw Samuel and for some reason she felt her heart lurch.
"Samuel!" She said. But she turned her attention back to her enemies. She had do something so she could save Samuel. Herman was fighting the others so he had no time to. She lifted her tail and smacked the big man aside. He cried and fell to the ground.
"Storm!" The woman called but she looked at Danielle and drew an arrow. Danielle swung her tail in the woman's direction. The woman watched the tail and suddenly she hurdled over it.
"Try again!" Mue said.
"Right." Danielle swung again but missed.
Herman fought the two men at once turning from one to another to battle.
"Who are you?" Herman asked clashing his sword with one of them. They fought, clashing their swords many times.
"We are the forest gang who have come to take your dragon."
"That's right. Now if you don't hand over the dragon, you'll be killed." Herman aimed his sword for the bandit's chest. He blocked it and began hitting his sword many times making Herman stumble backwards.
"Finish him off Zacharias!" The other bandit said.
"Alright, let's end this." The bandit whom was called Zacharias knocked his sword from his hand and kicked him in the stomach sending him flying into the statue. Herman painfully got up and picked up the statue that fell on top of him. He set it back up the way it was touching the symbol with his fingers.
Before the woman had released her arrow in Danielle's direction, and before Samuel was almost slayed, a bright light appeared in the room causing them to stop and cover their eyes.
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I Can Never Forget
I'm Finnick Odair's daughter. I've never forgot the story my mother used to tell me about him. I can never forget. Peeta Mellark and Katniss Everdeen are fools. They've mistaken everyone. They lost the battle. And even if it's not the 100th annual Hunger Games, we're going to have some special year. I'll be in that arena, fighting against their children, both of them. The Capitol has decided that the child should pay. But I'm not going to die. I'll kill them first.
The rules of the 87th annual Hunger Games
- There is no Reaping for the leaders's (of the revolution) kids. If there is no such kids, there is a Reaping to fill the missing places.
- The tributes of different Districts will not be allowed to see each other before the Games.
- The public can see every tributes, though, on the big screen.
- The only thing the tributes will know about their ennemies (other tributes) is going to be their final score (between 1 and 12) which will be revealed a few days before the Games.


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David F. Gordon is Head of Research at Eurasia Group, the political risk consultancy. He was previously the U.S. State Department's Director of Policy Planning, where he held a rank equivalent to a United States Assistant Secretary of State.
Life and career[edit]
Gordon, a 1971 graduate of Bowdoin College, who received a philosophiae doctor in political science and economics from the University of Michigan in 1981, began teaching at the University of Michigan and Michigan State University in the 1980s. He has also taught at the College of William & Mary, Princeton University, Georgetown University, and the University of Nairobi.
Before being appointed Director of Policy Planning, he served as the Director of CIA's Office of Transnational Issues (OTI), an office that covers a broad range of national security and foreign policy issues, and as Vice Chairman and National Intelligence Officer for Economic and Global Issues on the National Intelligence Council. He is a member of the Senior Intelligence Service of the United States.
Dr. Gordon's background includes service as a Senior Fellow and Director at the Overseas Development Council, a senior staff member on the Foreign Affairs Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives, and as the regional economic policy and democracy/governance advisor for the U.S. Agency for International Development based in Nairobi, Kenya. He was the State Department's 24th Director of Policy Planning, where he was in charge of the department's internal think tank, the Policy Planning Staff.
In January 2009, Dr. Gordon became Head of Research at Eurasia Group, the global political risk consulting firm. He is based in Washington DC.
His latest book, Managing Strategic Surprise: Lessons from Risk Management & Risk Assessment, co-edited with Ian Bremmer and Paul Bracken, was published in 2008 by Cambridge University Press.
- Managing Strategic Surprise: Lessons from Risk Management & Risk Assessment, (edited with Paul Bracken and Ian Bremmer). (Cambridge University Press, 2008) ISBN 0-521-88315-6
- The United States and Africa: A Post-Cold War Perspective, (with David C. Miller, Howard Wolpe and the American Assembly). (W. W. Norton & Company, 1998) ISBN 0-393-31817-6


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Chasing the Light Online Photography Magazine, Issue 55
Photography spanning the globe to inspire and inform
Welcome to August 2016's edition of Chasing the Light Online Magazine for our f11 Members.
During the early summer months, David visited Italy and France: in a Behind the Lens mini series, we join him for the first leg of this trip as he and Wendy take in Brescia, Mantova and the Val d'Orcia – this article is accompanied by a Video Blog. Then in this month's How It's Done, David visits the banks of the River Dart in Devon to shoot the estuary at Kingswear, refreshing himself on a few home truths about location searching along the way. And in a separate Video Tutorial on the same subject, he walks us through the fundamentals of the location searching process. Finally, David presents two of his popular Fundamentals of Post-Production Videos.
Having previously explored the Canon, Sony and Fuji systems in our Field Trials, this month Ross Hoddinott closes off our loop with an examination of the Nikon system. Meanwhile in this edition of Hoddinott's Hangout, he puts Manfrotto's LUMIMUSE LED range to the test. In the Art of Landscapes, Bas Meelker walks us through the image-editing techniques he uses in Lightroom and Photoshop; and in the Pipeline, Ben Pipe takes us along with him as he visits the incredible Omo Valley in Ethiopia. Finally, for our Guest Feature we're delighted to welcome on board wildlife photographer Richard Peters, as he recalls his creative journey that has seen him shooting wildlife in locations that range from his back garden, to the Maasai Mara.
To all our f11 Members, we hope you're continuing to enjoy our magazine. If you'd like any of your images to be featured in our Member's Gallery column please send an email to [email protected] with your low-res jpegs and the story from behind the lens for each.
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Behind the Lens - The Road to Monticello, Part One by David Noton
This can't be right. We're driving down a long avenue of cyprus trees on the outskirts of Brescia towards our hotel, which, as it turns out, is a palace - literally: the Villa Fenaroli Palace to be precise. Now then, don't go getting the idea that palaces are our usual standard of accommodation; the Premier Inn at Solihull, or the tent that we'll be staying in a few days from now is more our usual style.
Field Trial - The Nikon System by Ross Hoddinott
Why Nikon? If only I had been given a pound every time I have been asked that question over the past 20 years! Actually, I started with an old Zenith 11, before quickly moving on to a Minolta Dynax 7000i. However the switch to Minolta wasn't by choice, as I'd won the SLR in a photo competition. Even back then, aged just 12 or 13, I remember hankering after a different camera?
How It's Done - Being There, Part 1: Kingswear by David Noton
It was an abject lesson in how not to do things; a right cock up in other words, embarrassing really. And yet with fine weather a virtual certainty, and an evocative location on hand, it all looked so promising. Despite having worked closely together for nigh on ten years now, Chasing the Light Editor Freya d'Angerville (sorry, Dangerfield) had never been on a location shoot with me, or any photographer for that matter.
Fundamentals of Post-Production Video - Part One by David Noton
This month I process an image of a classic Tuscan scene using firstly Lightroom, with particular attention to lens corrections, contrast and the reduction of haze. I then continue making selective adjustments in Photoshop using a layer mask.
Fundamentals of Post-Production Video - Part Two by David Noton
In Part Two I process the image from the barley field shoot featured in the location searching Video Tutorial, using Lightroom's grad, dehaze and adjustment brush tools to optimise the image, paying particular attention to refining the mask overlay to ensure only the areas of the image I want are affected by adjustments of brightness and contrast.
Hoddinott's Hangout - LED Lighting by Ross Hoddinott
If you read my column regularly, you might just remember that I wrote a feature a while ago titled Lighting for Close-ups. I finished the piece by briefly mentioning LED lights, saying that I suspected their popularity would grow over the coming years. Then earlier this year, Manfrotto kindly sent me their LUMIMUSE 3, 6 and 8 devices to try, part of Manfrotto's (relatively) new LED line-up for photographers and videographers.
Art of Landscapes - The Future Decisive Factor for Success: Image Editing, Part 2 by Bas Meelker
In the first part of this mini series on image editing, we talked about my belief in the importance of gaining a deep understanding of image-editing techniques to remain a successful landscape photographer. As I said in Part 1, we all know that great images made in the field with passion and persistence will always be the foundation stone of what we do, but we also need to understand that these are just the raw beginnings of the end product.
The Pipeline - Ethiopia by Ben Pipe
I'd recently completed the biggest assignment of my career: shooting an advertising campaign for the US oil company Chevron in Kazakhstan. The job had entailed creating a series of studio portraits with a location feel (I'd been hired on the back of travel portraits I'd shot on location, but for a job like this the client would always want the stability of a studio venue). Now I wanted to keep the ball rolling and produce more travel portraiture to build up this side of my portfolio, as I felt encouraged by the Chevron job that this might be rewarded with more work down the line.
Guest Feature - 'Wild' Photography by Richard Peters
Blown highlights, soft and badly composed: I still remember what I then considered to be my first decent wildlife photo - at the time, I thought it was one of the best photos I-d ever taken! The image showed a heron alongside the River Thames at Richmond - and I loved it. In fact, I printed it! The truth be told, it WAS one of the best photos I-d ever taken; but as I described above, it wasn't actually a GOOD photo. The reason for liking something that really should have been binned rather than printed was that until that point I had spent most of my time shooting at zoos - this was my first 'wild' photo.
Member's Gallery, August 2016
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Authorities say they have found hundreds of snakes, including two six-foot (two-meter) Burmese pythons, at the New York state home of an animal control officer.
Local and county officials raided the suburban home on Thursday. Officials estimate 850 snakes were found inside two garages.
Homeowner Richard Parinello faces charges of owning the pythons and violating town codes by running a business at his home and without a permit.
Newsday reports officials began investigating whether Parinello was working while on disability from his town job.
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"What's in a name?" she asked. For if only she had not been called Capulet nor he Montague, but instead Juliet Smith and Romeo Jones, then perhaps for these star-crossed Shakespearean lovers events might have, after all, ended up smelling of a rose so sweet. But a name really does matter, and this week's theme focuses upon one in particular. Jones might be Smith's sidekick, as in Alias Smith and Jones, or comedy duo and Not the Nine O'Clock News graduates Alas Smith and Jones. But this week our theme is songs that mention the latter, and in variety of contexts.
Jones, perhaps slightly less so than Smith, is a very common name. But that is the beauty of it. Welsh in origin, it has spawned an infinite variety of people. Here are just a few to get the net of associations spreading. The task is to not name songs by these people, the name must appear in the song itself, but for fun I think of Grace, Tom, David (Bowie) Jones, Monkee Davy, Quincy, Sex Pistols Steve, Norah, Gloria, John Paul, Howard, Hank, George and Aled and imagine for one moment they all came from the same family. What a cocophany that household would be. The neighbours would surely complain.
And talking of neighbours, a subject I have touched upon in the past, it is also permitted this week to mention songs about keeping up with the Joneses, in other words, peer pressure, particular if the phrase is in lyrics too.
Jones also has other meanings. Jonesing can imply craving a drug, namely heroin, or a sexual desire, or a pestering, begging or taking things such as cigarettes, so such contexts also apply, especially if the word or derivatives are used.
But back to the name, and whether actual or fictional, Joneses come in all shapes and sizes, into which a random selection I will now briefly indulge. The pearlescent deep voice of James Earl, the curvy Catherine Zeta, Mad Men's January, Python's Terry, animator Chuck, architect Inigo, unsinkable Dad's Army Lance Corporal, Sex and the City's Samantha, alternatively spelled Spike, adventurous Coraline, neurotic Bridget, Casey the train driver, sprinter Marion, cricketer Dean, footballers Kenwyne and Vinnie, and Simpsons bully Jimbo. And for the finally roll of the dice, or should I say enormous balls, here's more fun courtesy of Indiana.
This week I'm delighted to announce yet another brand new guest guru, deanofromoz, who, it may not take a genius to realise, could very possibly be coming from a land down under. Let us welcome him into the chair with a generosity of Joneses in song, putting forward your suggestions by last orders 11pm (BST) on Monday 21 July for his results blog on Thursday 24 July.
To increase the likelihood of your nomination being considered, please:
• Tell us why it's a worthy contender.
• Quote lyrics if helpful, but for copyright reasons no more than a third of a song's words.
• Provide a link to the song. We prefer Muzu or YouTube, but Spotify, SoundCloud or Grooveshark are fine.
• Listen to others people's suggestions and add yours to a collaborative Spotify playlist.
• If you have a good theme for Readers recommend, or if you'd like to volunteer to compile a playlist, please email firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com
• There's a wealth of data on RR, including the songs that are "zedded", at the Marconium. It also tells you the meaning of "zedded", "donds" and other strange words used by RR regulars.
• Many RR regulars also congregate at the 'Spill blog.


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Be the change!
By Anne Caprice Claros
Photos by Colby Spence for WE Day
I was always told, "The youth is the key to change." I questioned it more often than I believed it. How are we supposed to change the world? How can I change the world? The idea of making a difference was daunting. It seemed impossible. I never thought a single person, let alone someone as young as I was, had what was necessary to truly make a difference. So I kept to myself, believing the world was not mine to change. Then, I was invited to We Day and realized I was wrong.
Five years ago, I stood at the forefront of change with over 15,000 students at the MTS Centre. It was then I realized, truly making an impact starts with every small thing I do. The same small thing multiplied by the thousands of students who shared my passion can deliver clean water to communities who are not fortunate enough to have access to it, can provide nutritional food, can send children to school and can help build homes. Knowing that what I do at school and in my community can make a difference even miles away, inspired me to get further involved.
I went home resonating with pride and hope because I knew this was the beginning of my journey – a journey to ensure that the world we live in is a just one. My throat no longer imprisoned my voice and my mind no longer anchored my inquiries. We Day gave me the confidence to question why things are the way they are, to look at the injustices in our local community and say, "We can change that." Soon enough, I was talking to fellow students not only about mental health issues and homelessness here in Winnipeg; I was educating them on the unequal access to education worldwide and drawing their attention to women's rights. It was my duty to inspire others now, the way I was inspired many years ago. My voice was louder because I knew there were thousands of youth in the city who believed in the same things I did, I was no longer speaking for solely myself — I was a medium for all the unheard voices.
We Day has been an annual event for myself since then, and on Friday, November 18, I went home beaming with hope just as I had the first time.
We Day Manitoba 2016 took place at the MTS Centre. Jully Black, Chloe Wilde, Tyrone Edwards and Tyler Shaw hosted the all-day event. The day was divided into four segments: information on the WE Movement (previously Free The Children), how to make a difference at school and at home, how to make a difference on a national level, and lastly, how to make a difference globally. It was a day of filled with fun and learning.
We Day has always been geared towards redefining what is possible – expanded upon by yearly We Day speaker Spencer West, who has accomplished the impossible himself. Throughout the day they had speakers who shared their experiences and proved that anyone can make a difference in this world. This year, the event focused more on how much girls can impact the world and how disabilities should never hinder your dreams.
Margaret Trudeau spoke of her battle with bi-polar disorder. She encouraged the youth to always ask for help when needed, to take good care of our bodies and to remember that with a healthy body and mind anything is possible. Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister told us of his humble beginnings and emphasized the importance of education. Chris Hadfield, the very first Canadian astronaut to walk in space, reminded us that no dream is too big to achieve. Rick Hansen, a Canadian paralympian and activist, shared his story and proved to us that having a disability is not about what you cannot do but what you can do. Other speakers included: Mike Downie, Kyle Nobess, Hani Al Moulia, and Capri Everit.
Craig and Marc Kielburger, the two brothers who started it all, once again relayed how this movement first began. It is fascinating how a drive for change that began with 12 students has grown into a massive and undeniably life changing global movement. Their passion for change has inspired millions and has touched the lives of many for the better.
WE Movement's momentum will keep growing. This is only the beginning. Be part of the movement that will change the world we live in. Be part of the movement that will create a world where no one goes to bed hungry, where every child goes to school, where clean water runs from every tap and everyone has a place to call home. Be The Change!
For more information visit: https://www.we.org/we-movement.


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Hull City are changing their name to Hull City Tigers, news that must have left Phil Brown spinning in his sun bed. Not because he thinks it's a terrible idea, but because it's a terrible idea he forgot to have during his time as Hull's manager and even more galling after they never did go through with renaming the stadium the Phil Brown Thunderdome and the club's official song to "Can you Phil it". Instead it's the brainwave of the club's Egyptian-born owner, Assem Allam, who has decided to drop the AFC from Hull City AFC after correctly deducing that it was absolutely ridiculous for the club's full name to be Hull City Arsenal Football Club. To hell, then, with 109 years of history which, lest we forget, includes Phil Brown giving a team-talk on the pitch, Phil Brown singing on the pitch, Phil Brown claiming to have talked a woman out of jumping off the Humber Bridge, Phil Brown's salmon pink jumper on Goals on Sunday and Phil Brown's weird obsession with Geovanni and Phil Brown.
Anyway it's another blow for a sport currently at the mercy of the flights of fancies of marketing gonks with all the creative vision of Siobhan Sharpe. First Cardiff City changed their kit from blue to red at the behest of a owner who changed their kit from blue to red because … red! Then Stoke changed their name to Stoke City Rugby Club. And now this. Of course, Allam is not labouring under the misapprehension that the change of identity will instantly transform Bernard Cribbins's team into world beaters. He freely admits that this is all about improving the club's commercial prospects for wishy-washy reasons that don't really make any sense but can be accepted if dressed up with the appropriate amount of jargon and nonsense.
"Hull City is irrelevant," Allam roared. "My dislike for the word 'City' is because it is common. City is also associated with Leicester, Bristol, Manchester and many other clubs. I don't like being like everyone else. I want the club to be special. It is about identity. City is a lousy identity." Manchester City had better change their name to Manchester United sharpish, then. "Hull City Association Football Club is so long," Allam continued. "In the commercial world, the shorter the name, the better." Which is why everyone calls them Hull. Or sometimes Hull City. Or, for those of us who don't want to let go, Phil Brown's Hull. Either way, Hull City Tigers is longer than Hull City AFC and, if brevity really is key, why are Bury so rubbish?
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This is a discussion on police within the Law Enforcement, Military & Homeland Security Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; is being a police officer a good living...
is being a police officer a good living
Ask Sixto,being a LEO isn't like what you see on TV,theres a lot of forms to fill out,at least there was before computers,going to court,both traffic and criminal,If your not dedicated and just looking for a paycheck you probably won't stick around for very long
"Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime rates in the country,"
--Mayor Marion Barry, Washington , DC .
Depends on where you want to be; there are some areas that you can make a good living, upwards of 100k. You are expected to be educated and professional. Other places not so much. You might make 9 bucks an hour.
People will always second guess you and know how to do your job even though they have never done it; they saw something TV and now they are an expert. ( read through the threads here) you come off one call where somebody blew their head off right in front of you, and you must put your officer friendly face on so the dingle berry whom "hasn't done anything wrong" on the next call doesn't get his feeeewings hurt. You do get to see and do a lot more than most people ever will, and you will get a stark education in reality of human nature rather quick.
But yeah, if you are strong willed and thick skinned, it isn't a bad gig. Not many people can do it, as is evident from the number of "ex leo" around. Most people will wash out quickly or
right around the 10 year mark. Good news is, patrol is a young mans game, so if you start early, you can retire early... Unless the pensions thieves have their way. You will be always fighting to keep what you have earned, since the popularity of the class warfare tactic since the fat men in suits crashed the economy.
Or you can just ask me why I lasted posted around 230 am, and here I am rambling on at 630am, with a full 12 hour work day a head of me-
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"Just blame Sixto"
I reserve the right to make fun, point and laugh etc.
Battle Plan (n) - a list of things that aren't going to happen if you are attacked.
Blame it on Sixto - now that is a viable plan.
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No. Too much political bs and too many ass kissers.
For me it was good job security and a retirement package at the end of tour.
I had a lot of fun and made a lot of friends.
I hope I was able to help some people through some troubled times along the way.
As with everything else in life the times change.
I believe it is much more difficult today to be a LEO than it was when I began in 1968.
The world and it's problems are much more complex and yet the basics remain the same, interaction with other people during crisis situations.
As the old saying goes " police work is 99% pure bordom and 1% pure terror", give or take a few percentage points either way.
It was a good career choice for me.
Research, talk to LEO's and do some ride alongs to find out if it could be right for you.
"Violence is seldom the answer, but when it is the answer it is the only answer".
"A nation of sheep breeds a government of wolves".
I go with old school. Started in 1971. Pulled the pin November last year. Today? No way.
True with most jobs or careers.......If your not dedicated and just looking for a paycheck you probably won't stick around for very long
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We may be heading towards turbulent times. The present and former police officers and military personnel who donate their time to this forum exemplify the finest citizenship that keeps America safe and free. Both the horror of war and the depravity of sociopaths can take their toll on the idealist. But some of the rewards are laid up in heaven. As citizens we pledge our allegiance; as officers we swear an oath. Whatever your choice, whatever your mission, may God bless you and keep you safe.
Liberty, Property, or Death - Jonathan Gardner's powder horn inscription 1776
Tu ne cede malis, sed contra audentior ito.
("Do not give in to evil but proceed ever more boldly against it.")
-Virgil, Aeneid, vi, 95
If your doing it for the money... It's probably not the job for you... ButI could say that about 70% of all the cops I've known.


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With Kedarnath shrine in Garhwal Himalayas suffering extensive damage in the recent calamity in Uttarakhand, a leading seer on Friday asked the Centre to constitute a separate pilgrimage ministry to frame a code of conduct for people visiting shrines in high altitudes.
"A separate ministry to govern the affairs of pilgrimage centres in the Himalayas is the need of the hour," Chief of Govardhan Math Puri Shankaracharya Swami Adhokchajanand Teerth told reporters in Haridwar.
Swami Adhokchajanand also asked the government to declare Himalayas as an ecologically conserved zone.
"We demand that the Centre should act on the proposal of declaring the Himalayas as an ecologically sensitive zone and frame a code of conduct for people visiting the Himalayan shrines of Kedarnath, Badrinath, Gangotri, Yamunotri, Vaishnodevi, Mansarovar and Amarnath," Swami Adhokchajanand said.
He said the Centre should also constitute a high-level advisory panel comprising distinguished religious leaders and dharmacharyas to offer guidelines to the proposed pilgrimage ministry.
A policy must be framed for conservation of the ecology of the Himalayas which is also of great strategic importance to India, he said.
The Himalayan shrine of Kedarnath was one of the worst hit areas in the recent calamity that occurred in Uttarakhand. PTI ALM


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A Madison-area businessman already well-known for his restaurant promotions and development deals has raised his profile even higher with some big-money trouble in Las Vegas.
Christian Peterson, of Verona, is charged with stiffing a couple casinos for about $3.75 million, the State Journal reports. In Sin City, not paying up on "markers" to a casino is treated like writing a bad check. The more Nevada-nuanced version of the story appears in the Las Vegas Sun.
Peterson's attorney in Madison, Dean Strang, told the State Journal that Peterson is taking the case very seriously and plans to enter a not guilty plea in Nevada next week.
"It's just one of those Las Vegas things," Strang told the paper.
Peterson has a lawyer in Vegas, too, who has a Las Vegas Review Journal story about the case on his firm's Web site.
Before the criminal charges, Peterson lost a civil suit in which he accused Harrah's of false imprisonment and other claims after Harrah's rerouted a private jet carrying Peterson home to Wisconsin. When the jet instead landed back in Vegas, Harrah's officials were there to pressure Peterson to sign a $3.45 million marker, he claimed.
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A Korean delegation led by Prime Minister Jung Hong-won has today visited the Alley of Honors to lay flowers at the tomb of Azerbaijan's national leader, founder and architect of modern Azerbaijani state Heydar Aliyev.
They also put flowers at the grave of prominent ophthalmologist, academician Zarifa Aliyeva.
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Help, I Think I'm Transsexual! Now What?
by Laura Amato
Its been with you all of your life. Sometimes in the foreground, often times in the background. Its really influenced your life but you never realized it. Then suddenly one day you receive a startling revelation. You are a woman trapped In a man's body. You are Transsexual.
You let your mind drift back to your childhood and you realize that this has always been with you, though not as strong. Before you'd put it in the back of your mind. Besides telling anyone back then would have meant certain ridicule and ostracism. So you ignored it and went on with
your life, pretending to be the man you appear to be. That's been fine up until today.
Now its exploded and overwhelmed you. Where did all this come from? Why now? I can't think about this now. I have a wife and kids. I have responsibilities. Yet an eerie calm comes over you as the pieces of your life start to form a complete picture for the first time. You ask yourself,
what do I do about this? What are my options?
The steps:
Don't panic. If you are having extreme anxiety, depression, or compulsive thoughts ask your doctor to recommend a Psychiatrist. Perhaps the right medication can help you get your thoughts together so you can see this clearly. While you're there ask him if he can recommend a Psychologist who specializes in "Gender Dysphoria" or Gender Issues.
Your gender counselor will help you sort out your thoughts and develop a plan with you for dealing with the Dysphoria. If he finds that you are indeed a Transsexual he may recommend the following steps:
Start facial electrolysis as soon as possible. Removing the beard will require from 200 to 300 hours. Between sessions you will need to grow your beard stubble slightly. This step should be nearly completed before starting transition for obvious reasons.
Most gender counselors follow the HBIGDA Standards of care developed by Dr. Harry Benjamin. These standards are in place to prevent you from making an irreversible mistake. Obviously once steps are set in motion, hormones administered and surgeries performed you will not be able to slip back into your old life.
Next comes the preparation for transition. Before any surgeries can be done you will have to live and work from one to two years as a woman. You would need to either prepare for transition at work or find another job. Develop a plan to tell your family and friends. This can be the hardest step of all.
About now you're ready for your first hoop as your Counselor writes your Transition and Hormone recommendation letters. You'd need to visit an Endocrinologist for testing and Hormones. You're also required to get a legal name change.
Hormones will do the following for you: They will give you a sense of calm and peace with your condition. It will soften your skin, reduce your bodyhair and you will start to grow breasts. Your body fat will be redistributed. Your scalp hair may thicken slightly. Hormones may also change your thinking and interests. In later stages your sexual orientation could change. Hormones will not change your voice.
About this time you should consider whether or not to have Facial Feminization surgery, Tummy Tuck or hair transplants. You should also be reading everything you can about your condition. Try and make friends in the Transgender Community and join a Group. Start looking at qualified Surgeons, for your Sex Reassignment Surgery (SRS) and breast implant surgery if needed. You will also need to start working on a Female voice.
The surgery itself involves inverting the penis to form a vagina and performing castration to remove the testes. In a second surgery the scrotal sack would be used to form the Labia.
The clinical nature of this description may make the whole process sound easy. It is not. In addition both the surgeries and electrolysis can be very painful. If you throw in the emotional pain of the possible loss of some friends and Family Members all this pain can be overwhelming. The suicide figures are overwhelming for Pre-op Transsexuals.
This is why this Site exists. Its meant to provide you with the resources and support you need as well as a social outlet where you can meet people like yourselves. Ask questions on our forums and talk to us in live chat.
While surgery seems to be the closest thing to a cure there are alternatives. We will be discussing this in other upcoming articles. Remember that this condition is not your fault and is not a lifestyle choice. You were most likely born with this condition.


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Our first visit to this small intimate restaurant exceeded our expectations. The welcome was warm and the service was friendly and attentive but not intrusive. The food was tasty and well presented - delicate fish,beautifully cooked lamb and the pear tartin with cinnamon ice cream was to die for ! We shall return.
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This 50-room business hotel offers an abundance of leisure and holiday activities in a great central Gold Coast location. Accommodation consists of very spacious, air-conditioned 1- and 2-bedroom standard or deluxe apartments and one 3-bedroom rooftop apartment. In addition to a lobby area with lift access, facilities available to guests at this air-conditioned, family-friendly establishment include Internet access in public areas (fees apply) and a car park.
The hotel is situated only 100 metres from the beach. Gold Coast Airport is approximately 30 km from the establishment. Shopping venues, bars and pubs and links to the local public transport network are all close at hand. The centre of Surfers Paradise with a selection of restaurants and nightspots is approximately 1 km away.
The guest rooms include self-contained kitchens and a TV with cable channels, as well as an international direct dial telephone, air conditioning, wireless Internet access (charges apply) and security intercom.
Guests can enjoy a dip in the heated outdoor pool with fantastic water slide and the fabulous heated indoor pool with children's section and sun loungers laid out ready for use by the water's edge. In addition to a spa with a hot tub and soothing saunas and a steam room, further facilities include a barbeque and covered entertainment area where guests can enjoy a quiet gathering with the family. Furthermore, there is a tour desk for tours and theme park ticketing, and guests can enjoy a game of tennis or try their hand at a spot of surfing.
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From Brisbane Airport there is a very convenient Airtrain that goes to Nerang Station where a car waits to bring guests directly to the hotel. Another alternative is a coach transfer. From Gold Coast Airport there is a shuttle bus service meeting every flight, or if travelling with 3 or more people it is quite economical to take a taxi from the taxi rank.
This 50room business hotel offers an abundance of leisure and holiday activities in a great central Gold Coast location. Accommodation consists of very spacious airconditioned 1 and 2bedroom standard or deluxe apartments and one 3bedroom rooftop apartment. In addition to a lobby area with lift access facilities available to guests at this airconditioned familyfriendly establishment include Internet access in public areas fees apply and a car park.


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Maximální počet hostů2
Počet místností1
Velikost16 m²
Floor No.1
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|R. Garcia da Orta, 1200 Lisbon, Portugalsko
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|Ident. objektu
|Acceptance rate
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|Calendar updated
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Domovní řádBe respectful of the other guests and the neighbours.
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We highly recommend Antonio's offer. One of the best place to stay in Lisbon. Antonio is very friendly and helpful guy :)
Good, quite spacious room, great location (20 minutes walking to center or bus and tram very close), good small cheap restaurants and cafes nearby and in a quiet and authentic area. Antonio is a friendly and welcoming guy. Clean showers and toilets, fresh sheets and towels, very good quality for this money! Use of kitchen in the house of Antonio and his mother is included. Nice view over the riverside of Lissabon, especially in the evening with all the lights. Recommended homestay!!
Fantastic place, fantastic host, fantastic impressions. We really enjoyed staying at Antonio's home. We had a lot of privacy in there.
Our room with view to the river was spacious, comfy and really tidy. Also the localization itself was good enough to discover Lisbon- it,s only about 10- 15 min. walking to Barrio Alto. If You prefer silence without any sounds from outside I recommend that room.
In general- Antonio thank You for invitation and bunch of useful advice.
Hope to come back to Lisbon some day.
I spent a real good time in Antonio's house. He is a very nice person and everything was fine.
I stayed 6 nights in the house of Antonio and I enjoyed it very much. From the room you have a beautiful view over the river. The host is very hospitable and sympathetic and does everything to make you feel at home. The room and bathrooms are clean. The house is not right in the city center but trams, metro and busses bring you quickly where you want to go. I surely would recommend Antonio's place.
My girlfriend and I had a very nice stay. Close to a bus line (714) which takes you either into the city center or towards sights in Belem. Antonio and his mother were very helpful without being intrusive. The room we stayed in the back of the building had an incredible view of the Tagus. Also taxi rides from principle neighborhoods in town at night are very inexpensive in my opinion (under $4 from Alfama).
It was very well at Antonio's home. He and his mother are very kind people. Moreover, they have other hosts coming from all around the world and we can share our experiences with them. The staying was very great and we had a very nice room with a heavenly eyesight. I really do recommend the staying at "Amazonas".
thank you for the compliments, we loved also the home. Antonio qnd his mother were very nice qnd friendly and they reserve us the best accueil, we highly recommend this maison.Saida and Fathoum
We were in Lisbon for five nights, everything ok, Antonio helped us a lot, he is very nice.
The rooms and the bathroom very cleaned. We will recommend it.
António carefully gave us tips about the city and how to get everywhere. He also showed kind interest in our plans for our holiday and helped where he could.
The rooms are simple but nice, kept clean every day with fresh towels and blankets.
We enjoyed the room with the view on the river and ocean a lot.
It's possible to cook in the kitchen if you're planning to stay in.
It's also very easy to get to the centre of the city by bus (down the road) or tram (Santos).
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