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Enterprise Software System Terms and Conditions
Last update September 14, 2015
1. Communication
Clear, concise and easy to understand communication is very important to the long term success of our business. BSI primary means of communication is email. BSI strongly recommends Customer add BSI domains listed below to SPAM software, Email client software, white lists, junk list rules etc., and do whatever is necessary to ensure delivery and receipt of BSI email. BSI cannot be responsible for delivery of email due to the nature of email delivery and things out of BSI control.
a. brightstores.com
b. mail.brightstores.com
2. Contact Information
Customer agrees to provide BSI with a valid email address(s) for important and legally required communications. Customer agrees to update BSI as needed to ensure communication and further agrees that BSI is not responsible for undelivered email, out of date email addresses, changed email addresses, changed systems or any other issue that may prevent email from being delivered. BSI's e-mail communications will be considered received by the Customer when they are transmitted by BSI.
3. Invoicing and Payments
A valid credit card is required for all accounts. BSI will send a notice of invoice to Customer via email only to the email address provided by Customer (see paragraph 2). Payments for Products and Services will be made by Customer via Credit Card, Automatic Billing via Credit Card or ACH.
a. Credit Card payments can be made online at https://billing.brightstores.com. We do not accept credit card payments over the phone.
b. Clients who sign up for monthly services such as Hosting or Support are required to enroll in BSI Auto-Pay which can be found at https://billing.brightstores.com.
c. BSI does not provide refunds.
4. Terms
All Customers are automatically granted Net 15 day terms. No other terms are available. Payments that are not received within 15 days from the date of the invoice will be considered Past Due. Payments that are not received within 28 days from the date of the invoice will be considered Late and are subject to $35 late fee. Late fees are assessed to any Customer who has an unpaid invoice even if the invoice is partially paid. Late fees are assessed to invoices with unpaid late fees. Unpaid late fees are subject to additional late fees and account deactivation. LATE FEES ARE NOT REFUNDABLE.
5. Termination
By Customer: All accounts can be cancelled by the Customer by giving sixty (60) days notice by sending an email to email@example.com. BSI will not accept cancellation via phone, fax or any other method including email to any other account. Customer will receive a return email confirming account cancellation. No refunds for payments already received will be given to the Customer.
By BSI: All accounts can be cancelled by BSI at any time by sending an email only to the email address provided by the Customer (see paragraph 2). No refunds for payments already received will be given to the Customer.
6. License Rights
BSI retains all proprietary rights in, and to, its software and other proprietary materials such as copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets, patents and confidential information. BSI does not grant the Customer any rights in, or to, the Software System or other BSI proprietary material. During the term of this Agreement, BSI hereby grants the Customer a non-exclusive license to use the BSI Software System. Upon termination of this Agreement, the Customer shall be prohibited from using BSI's Software System or proprietary materials in any manner or form.
7. No Assignment - Sub License
Customer may not transfer, license or provide another person or company access to use the BSI Software System.
8. Software System Performance
BSI will make best efforts to provide an error free smooth and fast running BSI Software System.
9. Customer's Duties and Obligations
Customer represents and warrants that:
a. Customer's content does not and shall not contain any content, materials, data, work, trade or service mark, trade name, link, advertising or services that actually or potentially violate any applicable law or regulation.
b. Customer's content does not infringe or misappropriate any proprietary, intellectual property, contract or tort right of any person.
c. Customer owns its content and all proprietary or intellectual property rights therein, or has express written authorization from the owner to copy, use and display the content on and within its Web Site.
d. Customer warrants that its Web Site will not be used in connection with any illegal activity.
e. Customer warrants that it shall not engage in any harmful activities, including, but not limited to, traffic bursting.
f. Client warrants that its Web Site will not contain any abusive, obscene, pornographic, defamatory, harassing, grossly offensive, vulgar, threatening or malicious content.
10. BSI Software System Updates
During the term of this Agreement, BSI will endeavor to provide the very best BSI Software System experience for the Customer, such as providing the Customer with BSI Software System updates. The Customer acknowledges that certain BSI Software System updates may conflict with the Customer supplied custom code and that any such conflicts are solely the Customer's responsibility and under no circumstance shall BSI be responsible for resolving those conflicts or in any way be liable therefor.
11. Customer Service
BSI makes great efforts to ensure the very best Customer Service for all Customers. Customer Service is defined as providing support and answers to questions relating to how the BSI Software System works. BSI does not provide customer service for other software systems or the internet. Customer Service is available for Customers only and is not available without prearranged agreement for service of Customer's end users. Customer Service is provided as follows:
a. Telephone is available from 8:00am to 5:00pm Mountain Standard Time
b. Email is available from 8:00am to 5:00pm Mountain Standard Time
c. Live Chat is available from 8:00am to 5:00pm Mountain Standard Time
d. Support Ticket system is available 24 / 7 / 365
e. Video support is available 24 / 7 / 365
f. Knowledge Base is available 24 / 7 / 365
12. Professional Services
The Professional Services listed below are a-la cart and are not included in any monthly fees. Many services requests are very small in nature such as a graphic design or data entry change. In an effort to minimize expense for Customer, BSI will not provide a written quote for Professional Services requests unless a written quote is requested. Customer understands and agrees that all service requests are billable and Customer agrees to pay for the Professional Services in accordance with the rate schedule listed below, which BSI reserves the right to change in the future by notifying the Customer in accordance with paragraph 2.
a. Data Entry @ $35 per hour
b. Graphic Design@ $ 85 per hour
c. Site Building @ $ 65 per hour
d. Site Consulting @ $95 per hour
e. Custom Programming @ $95 per hour
e. Custom Software Development@ $195 per hour
13. Use of Customer's Information and Content.
During the term of this Agreement, the Customer hereby grants BSI a non-exclusive license to use the Customer provided information and content, including Customer's trademarks and copyrights.
14. Severability
If any provision of this Agreement is held to be invalid or unenforceable for any reason whatsoever, the remaining provisions shall remain valid and unimpaired, and shall continue in full force and effect.
15. Our Right to Suspend or Terminate Services
We can, without notice, suspend or terminate any Service at any time for any reason. For example, we can suspend or terminate any Service for the following: (a) late payment; (b) high volume traffic; or (c) harassing/threatening/abusing/offending our employees or agents.
16. Changes
BSI reserves the right at any time to modify these Terms and Conditions ("TC's") and to impose new or additional terms or conditions on your use of BSI systems and services. Such modifications and additional terms and conditions will be effective immediately and incorporated into these TC's. Your continued use of the BSI Service's will be deemed acceptance thereof.


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Hot Paper in Agricultural Sciences
Abstract: "Achieving accurate genomic estimated breeding values for dairy cattle requires a very large reference population of genotyped and phenotyped individuals. Assembling such reference populations has been achieved for breeds such as Holstein, but is challenging for breeds with fewer individuals. An alternative is to use a multibreed reference population, such that smaller breeds gain some advantage in accuracy of genomic estimated breeding values (GEBV) from information from larger breeds. However, this requires that marker-quantitative trait loci associations persist across breeds. Here, we assessed the gain in accuracy of GEBV in Jersey cattle as a result of using a combined Holstein and Jersey reference population, with either 39,745 or 624,213 single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) markers. The surrogate used for accuracy was the correlation of GEBV with daughter trait deviations in a validation population. Two methods were used to predict breeding values, either a genomic BLUP (GBLIJP_mod), or a new method, BayesR, which used a mixture of normal distributions as the prior for SNP effects, including one distribution that set SNP effects to zero. The GBLUP_mod method scaled both the genomic relationship matrix and the additive relationship matrix to a base at the time the breeds diverged, and regressed the genomicrelationship matrix to account for sampling errors in estimating relationship coefficients due to a finite number of markers, before combining the 2 matrices. Although these modifications did result in less biased breeding values for Jerseys compared with an unmodified genomic relationship matrix, BayesR gave the highest accuracies of GEBV for the 3 traits investigated (milk yield, fat yield, and protein yield), with an average increase in accuracycompared with GBLUP_mod across the 3 traits of 0.05 for both Jerseys and Holsteins. The advantage was limited for either Jerseys or Holsteins in using 624,213 SNP rather than 39,745 SNP (0.01 for Holsteins and 0.03 for Jerseys, averaged across traits). Even this limited and nonsignificant advantage was only observed when BayesR was used. An alternative panel, which extracted the SNP in the transcribed part of the bovine genome from the 624,213 SNP panel (to give 58,532 SNP), performed better, with an increase in accuracy of 0.03 for Jerseys across traits. This panel captures much of the increased genomic content of the 624,213 SNP panel, with the advantage of a greatly reduced number of SNP effects to estimate. Taken together, using this panel, a combined breed reference and using BayesR rather than GBLUP_mod increased the accuracy of GEBV in Jerseys from 0.43 to 0.52, averaged across the 3 traits."
This 2012 report from Journal of Dairy Science was cited 9 times in current journal articles indexed by Thomson Reuters during January-February 2014. No other paper indexed in the last two years in the main field of Agricultural Sciences attracted a higher number of citations during that two-month period. Prior to the most recent bimonthly count, citations to the report have accrued as follows, as tracked by Essential Science Indicators Hot Papers:
November-December 2013: 2 citations
September-October 2013: 3
July-August 2013: 6
May-June 2013: 1
March-April 2013: 2
January-February 2013: 5
November-December 2012: 2
September-October 2012: 2
Total citations to date: 32
SOURCE: Thomson Reuters Web of Science
The data and citation records included in this report are from Thomson Reuters Web of ScienceTM. Web of ScienceTM is a registered trademark of Thomson Reuters. All rights reserved.


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The ZOPO Speed 8 sports a massive 5.5-inches Full HD (1920×1080 pixels) IPS display and is powered by MediaTek Helio X20Soc Deca-Core processor with Mali T880 MP4 GPU, as we said above it is the first smartphone to come with MediaTek's high-end chipset. It packs in 4GB of RAM and 32GB internal storage; you don't get a MicroSD card slot, so 32GB internal storage is all you get. ZOPO Speed 8 runs on Android 6.0 Marshmallow right out of the box.
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Sketch inspired by the song: Man Must Dance by Johnossi.
"We're the people, the lucky
with the fragile bones
the ones who sit and worry
about getting to old
We're the people, the happy
with the broken hearts
the ones who draw a picture
and proclaim that it's art"
Man Must Dance by Johnossi (great video )
Sketch inspired by the song: Beautifully Broken by Gov't Mule.
"why do i fall for the dangerous ones
the ones that never learned to let go
and why do I lie to myself and pretend that I can break her
when she's already been so beautifully broken"
Inspired by the song: The Wind of Change. Scorpions.
"The wind of change
Blows straight into the face of time
Like a stormwind that will ring the freedom bell
For peace of mind"
Jack Sparrow and the mermaid Illustration
Jack Sparrow is one of those characters that inspire a lot, thanks to Johnny Depp and the make up is really easy to make him something real to work with. I enjoyed a lot painting this, I think that from now on I will do more fan art. This scene is absolutly out of the script of any of the 4 films of Pirates of the Caribbean, I just wanted to give some "fictional" action on it. And I love to draw mermaids aswell.. so! The mermaid and Jack Sparrow.
Laia ( me ) and the little dragon.
This is me with my dragon pet. ( I wish I would have one for real )


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Dear GDUI Members and Friends,
Tomorrow is the day! Support GDUI's actual and virtual Mushers' Team in the Brenda Dillon Memorial Walk, which will commence at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow at the Nugget Casino and Hotel in Sparks, NV! This event serves as an energetic fund-raiser for the American Council of the Blind and all ACB affiliates whose teams participate as well! Yes, GDUI has a team. We're called the GDUI Mushers because – guess what! Mushers' Secret, makers of that wonderful waxy substance that protects our dogs' paws in all kinds of weather conditions, is supporting our team!
Below is a message I have shared on Facebook (and will again, tonight, in one more effort to increase our funding!). Please share with your own family and friends, and please make a contribution! Every dollar counts!
Hello to Family and Friends,
I am writing today to tell you about a fund-raising event in which Guide Dog Users, Inc. – better known in the blindness community as GDUI – is participating this summer at the American Council of the Blind's annual conference and convention. The event, the ninth annual Brenda Dillon Memorial Walk, will take place on the morning of Saturday, July 1, in Reno, Nevada, (site of this year's convention), beginning at 7:00 a.m. GDUI is an affiliate of the American Council of the Blind (ACB), and, for the first time, we are assembling a team of walkers – both human and canine, in-person and virtual! – to walk for the important cause of raising funds for ACB and GDUI!A magical aspect of this particular fund-raiser is that ACB and its affiliates split each team's proceeds equally between us! I am hoping that you will want to assist us in our fund-raising goal, either as a sponsor for one of our participating teams (Yes, My Seeing Eye Dog, Willow, and I have formed a team!), or if you're a member of GDUI, as a walk participant yourself! If you decide to walk with the GDUI Mushers – either in-person and on-site, or virtually – then you can sign up on the web site that I will share with you below and then share the news with your own social networking groups of families and friends! (You can see how this effort can expand in a very meaningful and financially helpful way! If you're one of our many members, let me encourage you to become a walker and spread the word! If you're not into walking, your financial contributions will be equally appreciated, and both ACB and GDUI are organizations that will gratefully accept your donations and put them to good uses to improve support, opportunities, and advocacy on behalf of people who are blind and visually impaired in every region of the country!
Drawing on the experiences and varied knowledge
Of our members from every region of the USA, GDUI provides peer support, advocacy and information to the blind and visually impaired members of guide dog teams. In addition, GDUI works with public entities, private businesses and individuals to ensure that guide dog users enjoy the same rights to travel, employment, housing, and participation in all aspects of life that people without disabilities take for granted.
An affiliate of the American Council of the Blind since 1972, GDUI is the largest consumer-driven organization of its kind in the world.
GDUI sponsors an informative web site http://www.guidedogusersinc.org, provides several venues for online discussion and communication, and publishes an award-winning quarterly magazine called "PawTracks," to share information on matters that resonate with its members and friends.
GDUI maintains a Guide Dog School Survey to facilitate informed choice for everyone who seeks training with a guide dog.
GDUI publishes fact sheets and informational brochures which educate the public on a variety of topics, including the access rights of guide dog teams, and, considering the special danger that uncontrolled dogs can pose to working teams, responsible pet ownership.
GDUI provides informed advice to local, state and federal governmental entities such as the U. S. Department of Justice, and the U. S. Department of Transportation, regarding the civil rights protections that permit people who are blind and visually impaired to rely on their guide dogs for safe and independent travel wherever people who do not experience disabilities take independent travel and unfettered access for granted.
In conjunction with the annual convention of the American Council of the Blind, GDUI hosts an informative and entertaining convention each summer, where members and friends gather to hear from experts on blindness and canine-related topics, to share experiences, and to gather together for purposes of fun, friendship, and organizational governance.
Recently, GDUI became the first blindness-related organization in the United States to develop a process and provide a means, online and by telephone, for universal accessible membership voting.
We welcome your exploration of our web site. And, we provide a fully-staffed toll-free telephone number where experienced guide dog users can answer questions, provide information, share stories, and extend empathetic support (866.799.8436).
To help sponsor the GDUI Mushers' team or to walk with us on July 1 and reach out for support to your own network of family and friends, please visit this link, and thank you!
There's more than one way to raise funds for GDUI during convention week!
Participate in our Sunday-night live and call-in auction!
If attending the ACB/GDUI Convention at the Nugget Hotel in Sparks, NV. (All are welcome)
When: Sunday July 2nd
Where: In the Bonanza A room (second floor)
Time: 8:00PM PST
There will be a no host bar.
Don't miss out on the fun!
Guide Dog Users Inc. invites you to join in all the fun and participate in the annual Auction, LIVE from the comfort of your own couch!
Toss your guide a "Nyla" Bone, Pick up the phone, and pour a glass of your own as we bid for some pawesome treats!!
How to Participate:
When: Sunday July 2nd
Time: 8:00PM PST
Call #:
1 (515) 739-1030
Passcode: 877998
As this is an event we won't want you to miss, we insist you be on the line between 8:00-8:15pm! Once you arrive on the line, listen to a description of items from the auctioneers. You will then be greeted by your operator who will relay with phone attendees and the live auction in Reno. To place a bid, simply speak your name and bid request, and the operator will handle the rest!
Please don't be late for this tail wagging date! Any participant who arrives on the line after 8:15pm will not be able to bid!
We hope to see you all there!!
*If you encounter any problems, please call Toll Free:
The GDUI 2017 Program Team!
Great news from New Jersey!
New Jersey guide dog handlers who want to keep their retired guides now have full and equal access to all housing!
This seems like such a worthwhile goal for all of us who may someday want to retire a faithful guide dog and keep him or her with us and our family even after we begin working with a successor guide dog. Congratulations, New Jersey, on advocacy well done!
If you are here at convention in Reno, Willow and I are looking forward to getting to know you better. If you couldn't make it this year, we are pleased to let you know that nearly all of our program segments will be recorded and available online soon after convention. No matter where you and your guide dog are hanging out this week, have a happy Fourth of July! We all treasure our independence.
Penny Reeder, President
Guide Dog Users, Inc.
Deanna Noriega, First Vice President
Guide Dog Users, Inc.
GDUI Website: http://www.guidedogusersinc.org/
Call us, toll-free, at 866.799.8436
Like and visit us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GDUInc
Follow us at Twitter: @GDUInc
Enjoy the GDUI Juno Report on ACB Radio Mainstream, at8:00 p.m., EST, every Friday of every month, here: http://www.acbradio.org/mainstream.
Download or subscribe to the GDUI Juno Report pod cast here: http://acbradio.org/gdr.xml
Or search for the GDUI Juno Report on ITunes.
Support GDUI when you use this link to shop at Amazon.com: http://smile.amazon.com/ch/52-1871119.
To join the GDUI-Announce List, visit this link: http://guidedogusersinc.org/join/.
To subscribe to the GDUI Chat list, visit this link: firstname.lastname@example.com
To subscribe to the (members only) GDUI Business list, visit this link:
A recording of each GDUI announcement is available here: 712.432.1281. Enter the Access Code 488062 followed by the number sign. When prompted, enter the Reference Code, No. 1. The recording will remain available until it is replaced by a recording of the next GDUI Announcement. Please share this information with friends who may not have access to the internet. Thank you. We look forward to sharing information with all of our GDUI members and friends.


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Our Curricula
Our religious education curriculum nurtures the four foundations of a meaningful, relevant and vibrant faith:
Religious Identity
- Learning about our Unitarian Universalist heritage of truth, love and justice
- Understanding our covenant to one another, the Unitarian Universalist Principles
Ethical Development
- Making the world a better place by living our values
- Being in right relationship with each other, the larger community, and the earth
Spiritual Growth
- Sensing a connection to something larger than ourselves through worship, prayer and meditation
- Exploring the wisdom of the world religions
Faith Development
- Finding meaning and purpose in life
- Exploring personal beliefs and values
Pre-K & Kindergarten
(Fall) Chalice Children by Kate Tweedie Erslev
Focusing on the theme of the flaming chalice, Chalice Children nurtures children's spiritual growth, creativity and sense of belonging to a faith community. Children explore the importance of making choices and the mystery of the circle of life.
(Spring) Hide and Seek with God by Mary Ann Moore
Four and five year-olds have a lot of questions about God. Moore's enchanting takes explore different understandings of God in a variety of multicultural, non-sexist ways and include interpretations that reflect the six sources of Unitarian Universalism. Through reflection, discussion, and a variety of activities, children will learn the beginnings of a religious language for talking about God and exploring theological questions.
1st & 2nd Grade
(Fall) Love Surrounds Us by Cindy Olsen and Lynn Kerr
At the core of our Unitarian Universalist community are our seven Principles. The Principles encompass all the ingredients of a good and faith-filled life based on equality, freedom, peace, acceptance, truth, care, and love. This program explores all the principles in the context of Beloved Community of family/home, school, neighborhood. Participants engage in activities that emphasize the love they feel in community.
(Spring) Picture Book World Religions by Katie Erslev Tweedie
In the Unitarian Universalist faith, we list wisdom from the world's religion as one of the sources of our living tradition. Through beautiful picture books, we will introduce our children to Hinduism, Islam, and Buddhism, in a gentle and respectful way. The stories illustrate concepts such as the value of wisdom and loyalty in Hinduism, the importance of family in Islam, and the practice of compassion for all living beings in Buddhism. By sharing stories from different faiths, we hope to help children begin a journey of understanding, acceptance and celebration for the diversity of human expressions of faith.
3rd & 4th Grade
(Fall) Age of Reason: A UU Program of Religious Becoming by Layne Richard-Hammock
The Age of Reason program provides a religious rite of passage for children in the primary grades to honor and celebrate their growing up and, in particular, moving into an "age of reason" where they are now ready to apply reason, ask questions, and begin to search for their own truth. Our goals in offering a formal rite of passage are to honor our children's religious growth, to foster their UU identity, and to embrace them as a faith community. We also hope to create a more meaningful connection between faith and home and to nurture living our UU faith as families.
(Spring) Love Will Guide Us by Rev. Alice Anacheka-Nasemann and Cathy Cartwright
In this program, participants learn to seek guidance in life through the lens of our Unitarian Universalist Sources, with an emphasis on love. Together we ask questions such as, "Where did we come from?" "What is our relationship to the Earth and other creatures?" "How can we respond with love, even in bad situations?" "What happens when you die?" Sessions apply wisdom from our Sources to help participants answer these questions. Participants will learn that asking questions is valued in Unitarian Universalism, even as they begin to shape their own answers.
5th & 6th Grade
(Fall) Love Connects Us by Michelle Richards and Rev. Lynn Ungar
Love Connects Us celebrates important ways Unitarian Universalists live our faith in covenanted community. Moved by love and gathered in spirit, we embrace our responsibility toward one another and the world at large. We encourage one another's search for truth and meaning. We strive to be active in peace-making and other efforts to improve our world.
(Spring) Bibleodeon by Richard and Tirrell Kimball
Bibleodeon presents the greatest Hebrew and Christian stories to kids in an interactive way, reading them directly from the Teen Study Bible, acting some out, and watching others onscreen. Participants explore connections between biblical events, UU values and their own lives; they eperience the Bible as one of many important sources of inspiration to Unitarian Universalists.
7th Grade & Up
(Fall & Spring) Traditions with a Wink" by Kate Tweedie Erslev
"We come from a long tradition of questioning and searching." "We come from a long tradition of good works." "We have powerful stories and visions of hope." This curriculum teaches an understanding of UU faith that can replace the inaccurate statement that UU's "can believe anything we want to." UU Traditions such as Flower Communion, the Faming Chalice, and the hymn "Spirit of Life" are covered in a fresh, deep and fun way.
Our Whole Lives Sexuality Education (OWL)
OWL for Kindergarten and 1st Graders
OWL for kindergarteners and 1st graders supports parents in educating children about birth, babies, bodies and families. Following a Parent Meeting and Parent/Child Orientation, the 8 sessions engage children with stories, songs and activities and include a weekly HomeLink - a homework project for parents and children to do together, promoting dialogue between parent and child. This program is offered every other year.
OWL for 5th & 6th Graders
This introductory program is designed to help 5th and 6th grade children gain the knowledge, life principles, and skills they need to express their sexuality in life-enhancing ways through positive and responsible sexuality education. Participants will use the book It's Perfectly Normal: Changing Bodies, Growing Up, Sex and Sexual Health by Robie H. Harris as a guide. This program is offered every other year.
Additional Programming
Our program is based on the idea that children and youth learn, grow and flourish in an environment that recognizes and meets different learning styles, individual interests and developmental stages. Because of this, we offer a variety of experiences for exploring faith and spirituality in addition to age-group based learning:
- Children's Chapel and Worship for All Ages to engender religious identity, to experience wonder, and build a sense of community.
- Social Action Projects to promote ethical development by allowing children to put UU principles into action.
- Kids' 'Coffee' Hour each Sunday to acquaint the children with one another and share food together.
- Community-building events such as the annual All-Church Picnic, Hanging of the Greens holiday gathering, Spring Egg Hunt, and Sundae Sunday.


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Critically Acclaimed Series EXPLORER Returns to Nat Geo Channel, 11/14
by TV News Desk - Sep 28, 2016
National Geographic Channel's long-running, critically-acclaimed series EXPLORER, which has long represented the best of the network for more than three decades, will return in a newly reimagined format on November 14, 2016 at 10:00 pm ET/PT. (more...)
BWW Feature: New Theatre Jacksonville Technical Director Designs Austen
by Michael Lipp - Sep 26, 2016
Jon Jory's adaptation of Jane Austen's PRIDE & PREJUDICE posed significant scenic and lighting design challenges for Theatre Jacksonville's new Technical Director, Tim Watson. 'You've got about 25 locations and you can literally change from one to another on a single line,' Watson explains. 'There's no way you can do full sets for each location, but it's written that way - to be minimal. It's difficult to jump between so many locations and be so fast and so fluid. Jon Jory didn't want black-out scene changes, so it's more of an environment rather than actual locations.' Director Amy Canning agrees and calls the show 'very minimalist, but seriously complex with lots of moving parts and pieces.' (more...)
Special SPRING AWAKENING Debut of the Month Series: Joshua Castille
by Caryn Robbins - Sep 21, 2015
Throughout the week, BWW's Debut of the Month column will feature five of the talented actors who are making their debuts in this exciting new production. (more...)
WAKE UP with BWW 10/29/2015 - Keira Knightley on Broadway and More!
by Jessica Khan - Oct 29, 2015
Good morning, BroadwayWorld! Because we know all our readers eat, sleep and breathe Broadway, what could be better than waking up to it? Today's big news: Keira Knightley makes her Broadway debut in THERESE RAQUIN, opening tonight! (more...)
BWW Recap: Liza Pursues the 'Stoopid Girls', & More, on YOUNGER
by Matt Smith - Oct 19, 2016
Hello, YOUNG'ns! (Tryin' out a new fan name you dig?) Welcome to another week of YOUNGER shenanigans with Liza and the gang! After their special bonding moment last week, Charles and Liza get a little teensy bit more physical this week, raising hopes of an actual #CharlesandLiza pairing. (more...)
EADO PLAYHOUSE Opens its Doors For the First Time This November
by BWW News Desk - Oct 17, 2016
'EaDo Playhouse?! We know what you're thinking Okay, we assume to know what you're thinking 'A) Do we really need another theater in Houston? B) Are they going to change their name next year? 3) Did I turn the stove off?' Honestly, we're thinking the same thing... But, hey, we're just trying to level out the arts-venue to Chipotle ratio in Houston. No, but seriously In a world where a tiny-handed talking Cheeto in a toupee could be the next President of the United States, we feel that it's important for our community to bond together. (more...)
BWW Recap: Krysta Rodriguez, Jennifer Simard Guest on YOUNGER as Liza Saves a Bookstore
by Matt Smith - Oct 12, 2016
Liza's got it all in for herself in this week's installment (and yes, I know I say that every week, but with this show and her predicament, would you really expect anything less?) After settling everything by 'roasting marshmallows' with Josh, Liza gives him a break this week (once again, to contemplate their relationship) but also to head back to New Jersey once again. And no, she's not pickin' up any truffle butter this time 'round; she's going to cash in on a brilliant idea to save a bookstore with less than favorable results. (Okay, yes, I know I say that every week, too, but seriously.. come on! Have you seen the show?!) Meanwhile, Kelsey heads back into the dating scene, Lauren ends up in a dating dilemma and somewhere in there, Diana passes out. It's all ahead (or behind), so if you're intrigued . read on, read on!! (more...)
Check Out Full Lyrics to Lin-Manuel Miranda's SNL 'My Shot' Remix!
by Caryn Robbins - Oct 12, 2016
Below, BWW brings you the full transcript of Miranda's opening monologue, including lyrics to his remixed version of 'My Shot.' Enjoy! (more...)
BWW Interview: Meet Matt Cox, the Writer Behind the Magical PUFFS
by Marissa Sblendorio - Oct 10, 2016
Matt Cox is a playwright, actor, improviser, who's behind the popular shows KAPOW-I GOGO and PUFFS OR: SEVEN INCREASINGLY EVENTFUL YEARS AT A CERTAIN SCHOOL OF MAGIC & MAGIC. With PUFFS recently making it's debut at the Elektra Theatre after a lager than life run at the People's Improv Theatre, this Harry Potter parody puts audiences in the perspective of the most ragged on house: the Hufflepuffs. (more...)
BWW Interview: Lisa Scheps of Ground Floor Theatre
by Frank Benge - Nov 9, 2015
In what is planned to be a series of articles about Austin theatre companies, we start by talking with Lisa Scheps who in January of this year opened a brand new theatre space in Austin. Although they did have a first performance in December of 2014, Ground Floor Theatre did not officially open until January. (more...)
WATCH NOW: Your Weekly BroadwayWorld Vine Fix! 11/28/15 w/ GUYS AND DOLLS, THE WIZ, RENT, and More!
by Maeve Riley - Nov 28, 2015
On top of our comedic content, we also aim to provide an inside look at the newest up-and-coming shows, and short (but sweet) six second interviews with all of our favorite stars. (more...)
PREMATURE Comedy Special Starring Elliott Morgan Premieres December 10 on Vimeo
by TV News Desk - Nov 20, 2015
Supergravity Pictures and Vimeo today announced that Premature, an original stand-up comedy special starring comedian and digital star Elliott Morgan, will premiere December 10 exclusively on Vimeo On Demand. Pre-orders ($5.99) for Premature can be made starting today at ElliottMorganSpecial.com. (more...)
Critically Acclaimed Series EXPLORER Returns to Nat Geo Channel, 11/14
by BWW News Desk - Nov 14, 2016
National Geographic Channel's long-running, critically-acclaimed series EXPLORER, which has long represented the best of the network for more than three decades, will return in a newly reimagined format on November 14, 2016 at 10:00 pm ET/PT. (more...)
BWW Recap: It's a Tale of Two Tumors on GREY'S ANATOMY
by Lauren Gienow - May 6, 2017
Thursday night's episode of GREY'S ANATOMY, written by Elizabeth R. Finch and directed by Zetna Fuentes, offered viewers a tale of two tumorstwo very different patient cases in which the doctors want to try to remove a tumor but the patient (or patient's parents) do not want them to for very different reasons. As the medical cases play out, we also get an update on the Arizona/Eliza romance, and the Meredith/Riggs romance (and Maggie's stance on it). We also see Edwards finally reach her boiling point with the existential crisis she has quietly having all season. Oh, and I'm pretty sure Alex is tracking down Jo's estranged, abusive husband so that should be interesting. (more...)
BWW Blog: Christopher Panella - An Ode to Summer: Don't Stop, Keep Moving
by Guest Blogger: Christopher Panella - May 5, 2016
?Your craft is only good with continuity over time. - Me. just now. But seriously, continuity is important, especially when it comes to theatre and the arts. As actors, we grow with every performance, every note, line, and count a step building stairs that only go up. In theatre news, there is never an actor who talks about not pushing themselves for years to be their best before getting their big break. Big breaks come with practice and dedication, not sheer luck and ability. For high school students, theatre can seem like a school year activity, summers spent relaxing. I mean, I get it: high school is the high note and the summer is the needed catch breath. Yet, this industry and profession finds itself with more of a willing supply than demand. For this reason actors need to, more than ever, develop their craft to be the best it can be any chance they get, especially high school actors. (more...)
BWW Review: REALISH HOUSEWIVES OF CHERRY CREEK at The Garner Galleria
by Chris Arneson - May 13, 2016
There's a place in pop culture for ritzy housewives. Unfortunately, I'm not too sure that place is in Cherry Creek just yet. (more...)
BWW Recap: Liza Gets Under Her Ex, Discovers Secret About Thad on YOUNGER
by Matt Smith - Mar 9, 2016
Hey, you YOUNGER fans! Hope you've recovered from last week's traumatic sheep incident and are ready to plow through (sorry!) this week's recap. We're heading toward the finish line (after this week, we've got just two episodes left in the season!! Where did the time go?), but the writers seem to have set the stage for quite the explosive last two episodes! And the beginning of the end (in many more ways than one) starts with this week's installment. Intrigued? Want to know more? Well, then read on: (more...)
BWW Interview: Oliver von Dohnányi Leads the Way to a New Seattle KATYA
by Erica Miner - Mar 6, 2017
Dohnanyi shares details about his astonishing musical background and training, and his thoughts about Czech opera (more...)
Space 55 to Present Kim Porter's BLUE GALAXY
by BWW News Desk - Mar 30, 2016
Space 55 brings the newest play from Kim Porter (with songs by Roger P Clark) to the stage. (more...)
BWW Interview: BRIGHT STAR's Hannah Elless Is Gonna Shine Again on Broadway
by Nicole Rosky - Mar 24, 2016
This spring couldn't be brighter for Hannah Elless. Later today, the Michigan native will officially make her return to Broadway in Steve Martin and Edie Brickell's BRIGHT STAR, which opens tonight at the Cort Theatre (138 West 48th Street). (more...)
Collegiate Theatrics: University of Memphis' CODY RUTLEDGE
by Jeffrey Ellis - Mar 10, 2016
Whew! We need a vacation already, so you can only imagine how Cody, the guy with the enormous heart and brilliant imagination must feel! So, here's some quick and sage advice for you: Buy yourself some Cody Rutledge stock and watch its value increase, even as his reputation as both an actor and as a scenic designer continues to grow. (more...)
KATDASHIANS! BREAK THE MUSICAL to Transfer to Elektra Theatre
by BWW News Desk - Jun 8, 2016
Bob and Tobly McSmith have announced that due to overwhelming demand Katdashians! Break the Musical! will transfer to Elektra Theater. After a sold out run at Theatre 80 from May 27 - June 4th, the Katdashians will be headed up to Times Square with performances beginning on June 16th running through July 16th. (more...)
STAGE TUBE: KATDASHIANS! BREAK THE MUSICAL! Unveils New Teaser, Extends with New Songs
by Stage Tube - Jun 29, 2016
KATDASHIANS! BREAK THE MUSICAL!, the very unauthorized musical parody of the Kardashians reimagined as cats, has extended its run. Performances at Times Square's Elektra Theatre will now run through July 30, 2016. Arguably one of the most important stories in the US and UK this week after Andrew Lloyd Webber's legal complaint against the show, New York's most controversial musical will now feature six all new songs. Below, get look into the lives of the Katdashians, America's First Feline Family, as they star in a new musical! (more...)
VIDEO: Stephen Colbert Challenges John McEnroe on Controversial Serena Williams Comment
by TV News Desk - Jun 28, 2017
On last night's LATE SHOW, 'But Seriously' author John McEnroe reflected on his latest controversial opinion that Serena Williams would lose to the No. 700 men's tennis player. (more...)
PHOTO: First Look - Richard Dreyfuss Stars as Bernie Madoff in ABC Miniseries
by TV News Desk - Jun 26, 2015
Deadline has shared a first look at Blythe Danner and Richard Dreyfuss, who portray Ruth and Bernie Madoff in the upcoming ABC miniseries MADOFF. (more...)
BWW Blog: Casey McGuire - The Balance of School and Theatre
by Guest Blogger: Casey McGuire - Jun 24, 2016
Recently I received my final report card and was horrified at what I saw. The first grade on it was a big, fat, B and it was just staring me right in the face (I know what you're thinking, "A B! That's a good grade! Why would you be upset over that?"), but that "B" was because I participated in theatre. Sure, I still passed and my GPA didn't drop that much, but what about in more extreme cases, where should the line be drawn? Is it okay for a student to receive a D and still get to be the lead in the next school show? Should they even get to be in the next show? They still passed. What about an F? Should students be rewarded for their achievements in theatre if they aren't meeting the standard marks to graduate? As performers and technicians we need to be responsible for our grades and commitments to theatre. (more...)
Betty Buckley Comments on Passing of EIGHT IS ENOUGH Co-Star Dick Van Patten: 'He Taught Me So Much'
by TV News Desk - Jun 23, 2015
Today, Betty Buckley, Van Patten's co-star on EIGHT IS ENOUGH shared her thoughts with BWW on the passing of her friend (more...)
Betty Buckley Comments on Passing of EIGHT IS ENOUGH Co-Star Dick Van Patten: 'He Taught Me So Much'
by Caryn Robbins - Jun 23, 2015
Today, Betty Buckley, who co-starred with Van Patten on EIGHT IS ENOUGHT, shared her thoughts with BWW on the passing of her friend (more...)
EIGHT IS ENOUGH Star & Broadway Vet Dick Van Patten Dies at 86
by TV News Desk - Jun 23, 2015
Dick Van Patten, best known as TV patriarch Tom Bradford on the hit 1980s series Eight Is Enough, has passed away at the age of 86. (more...)
Scoop: CBS THIS MORNING 624 - 6/30 on CBS
by TV Scoop - Jun 22, 2017
Get all the scoop on CBS THIS MORNING 624 - 6/30, airing on CBS (more...)
EDINBURGH 2016: BWW Q&A - Angela Wand
by Natalie O'Donoghue - Jul 29, 2016
BWW speaks to Angela Wand about 2016 Edinburgh Fringe show Wounded Animals. (more...)
EDINBURGH 2017: BWW Q&A- A Drinking Game!
by Natalie O'Donoghue - Jul 24, 2017
BWW speaks to Initiative Productions about bringing A Drinking Game! to the 2017 Edinburgh Festival Fringe. (more...)
BWW Interviews - Kellie Pickler Talks New Show KNOCK KNOCK LIVE!
by Tess Reynolds - Jul 23, 2015
Earlier this week, Kellie Picker spoke with BWW and other media outlets about the exciting new series. (more...)
BWW Interview: Annoying Actor Friend Explains Why #SOBLESSED Live at 54 Below is Like the Hamilton Lottery
by Matt Tamanini - Jul 23, 2015
In 2013, Actor Friend published his/her first book #SOBLESSED, with the follow-up #GRATEFUL available this year just in time for the holidays. With the success of #SOBLESSED, and its star-studded audio version, A.F. brought the book to the stage in concert form. After two sold-out runs at 54 Below, the show is back for what might be its final performance ever, Monday, July 27th at 9:30 pm. As always, the show benefits Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. (more...)
Meet the Stars of NYMF: Devin ILaw of WEARING BLACK
by Nora Dominick - Jul 12, 2015
New York Musical Theatre Festival is in full swing and BroadwayWorld has taken the time to sit down with some of the stars of this years NYMF musicals. Like any great art form, musical theatre is shaped by the events and philosophies of the day. The strength and vitality of musical theatre lie in its ability to stay fresh and relevant. It was with that idea in mind, ten years ago, that the New York Musical Theatre Festival (NYMF) was created - to provide an effective platform to introduce new shows, new perspectives, and new blood into the musical theatre canon. MEET THE STARS OF NYMF sits down with Devin ILaw of WEARING BLACK (more...)
BWW News: A Look at the State of the Theatre in DC with Jane Horwitz, Nelson Pressley and Celia Wren
by Elliot Lanes - Jan 9, 2017
For theatre lovers in our area, we always look forward to what our theatre companies have in store for us in their upcoming seasons. We look to see if there are any trends that stand out to us as audience members. We also see growth in many companies with each new season of shows. Anyone that's been following DC theatre for a while will notice how things have changed in the last twenty or thirty years. One of the biggest examples of this would be the clean up and revitalization of 14th Street, which had direct implications for Studio Theatre and Source. (more...)
BWW Recap: It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year! Patti Murin's BACHELOR Recap Season!
by Patti Murin - Jan 5, 2016
Okay, maybe not the WHOLE reason 2016 exists, but at least 8-10 PM EST on Mondays for a few months. Welcome back, my loyal fellow Bachelor fans, and those random few who accidentally stumbled onto this recap and will now be forever hooked on the whole Bachelor/ette/in Paradise/Junior/New Orleans/Med franchise due to my brilliance wit and astute observations. Welcome one, welcome all! Maybe not all, but it better not be just one. (more...)
BWW Interview: Louis Farber of PETER AND THE STARCATCHER at Brelby Theatre Company
by Jeanmarie Simpson - Jan 3, 2017
I was attracted to Peter and the Starcatcher because of the script. It is an extremely well-crafted and an exceptionally inventive grown-up's prequel to Peter Pan where twelve actors play over 100 assorted characters, through the use animated characterization and the boundless limits of imagination. The actors enter a sparse stage and create a world for us where we face high adventure, big dreams, tough choices and flying; and the audience is asked to employ their imaginations immediately. The script is smart, tight, heartwarming and hilarious. (more...)
BWW Exclusive: WICKED's Josh Green and Fiancé Talk On-Stage Engagement
by Sally Henry - Jan 10, 2016
When Josh Daniel Green took the stage for his Christmas day performance of Wicked, the last thing he thought he'd have after the performance was a shiny new ring. (more...)
E FUN Suggests Going Rogue This Valentine's Day with Its Ares 8 Android Tablet
by BWW News Desk - Feb 9, 2017
BWW Exclusive: New Musicals at 54 Series - Jennifer Ashley Tepper Interviews Zack Zadek and Alex Pototsky About THE CRAZY ONES
by Jennifer Ashley Tepper - Feb 9, 2016
New Musicals at 54 is a series produced by Feinstein's/ 54 Below Programming Director Jennifer Ashley Tepper. Some of the 10 new and diverse musicals by a selection of today's most talented writers have had out-of-town productions, some have had workshops... now's your chance to be first to see them in NYC! Join us at New Musicals at 54 for one-night-only concerts celebrating each new show with songs, behind-the-scenes stories, and all-star casts! (more...)
BWW Recap: Liza Returns to Jersey for Truffle Butter, & More, on YOUNGER
by Matt Smith - Feb 3, 2016
Welcome back, YOUNGER-ians! (What do you think? Yay or nay on the fan name?) Glad you decided to join us for this week's recap of Liza's shenanigans. Last week, we were introduced to Queen Bee Jade Winslow, who's supposedly writing the first book for Kelsey's new imprint. This week, we get a glimpse into how those developments have furthered, how Jade's coming along with her masterpiece tell-all, and how Kelsey's trying to hold it all together dealing with her author's horrible personality. But that's all in due time. We don't actually open with that. (more...)
BWW Review: H.M.S. PINAFORE at Actors Theatre
by Keith Waits - Dec 3, 2015
See H.M.S. Pinafore From The Pillow Pit (more...)
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by BWW News Desk - Dec 12, 2016
David Gets Goliath's Attention With Humorous Ransom Stunt
by BWW News Desk - Aug 30, 2016
BWW Blog: Arielle Jacobs - Flying High, Down Under: Part 1: Destination Sydney
by Guest Blogger: Arielle Jacobs - Aug 16, 2016
I've thought about writing a blog for a long time. I wasn't sure that I wanted to take on the pressure of figuring out what to write, what is entertaining, who's my audience, blah blah blah. But I know that when I read other people's words and reflections, it moves me. It speaks to me. And I often see my thoughts in their thoughts. So I figure, it's about time to share what excites me. Because I am at a point in my life when there is a whole lot of new adventures that are pretty damn exciting! (more...)
BWW Interview: Director Gordon Bressack Talks About MURDER, ANYONE?
by Don Grigware - Apr 5, 2017
Writer/Director/Producer Gordon Bre4ssack is a veteran of the NY Off-Off Broadway scene as a member of The Playhouse of the Ridiculous. He toured Europe three times with that group and was with them in 1971 when they were all arrested for obscenity in Brussels. He came to Los Angeles in 1983 and was soon hired at Hanna-Barbera writing such shows as 'Scooby- Doo' and 'The Smurfs'. He went on to Warner Bros. Animation and won three Emmys for his work on 'Animaniacs' and 'Pinky & the Brain.' His two previous plays in LA, 'Fuggedaboudit' and 'Missing Dick' were audience and critical favorites. by Steve Peterson (more...)
BWW Interview: Laughs Most Generous: Reduced Shakespeare Company's Reed Martin & Austin Tichenor
by Ellen Burns - Apr 28, 2016
It would be quite the coup to talk to the guys who found the long lost first play of a 17-year-old Will Shakespeare. Let me know if that ever happens to you. For my part, I'd actually prefer what I got, which was a great conversation with Austin Tichenor and Reed Martin, the guys who are pretending they found the long lost first play of a 17-year-old Will Shakespeare. At their request and in their words, I will emphasize this point We're pretending We did not find a play! It's a joke! Point taken. (more...)
BWW Interview: Jeff Deglow of INTERRUPTING VANESSA at Childsplay
by Jeanmarie Simpson - Apr 26, 2017
Interrupting Vanessa is a very sweet compact play; it is slow, compassionate, and very concise. It does not pander to its audience, and is not superfluous in its story telling. It is beautifully paced and allows for audiences of different ages to enjoy it. The message of holding on, and moving on, is gentle and very organic in its writing. Adults experience a very different play than the children do. It is such a joy to be part of telling this story. (more...)
BWW Reviews: Stellar Performances but No Story in 5th Ave's A NIGHT WITH JANIS JOPLIN
by Jay Irwin - Apr 1, 2016
I'll admit to only a passing familiarity with Janis Joplin before I saw the current show at the 5th Avenue Theatre, A Night with Janis Joplin, in that I knew who she was but was hard pressed to come up with any of her songs. Of course, after seeing the show I found I knew more of her stuff than I thought, I just didn't know it was her. And while Kacee Clanton as Janis is quite a sight to see not to mention the other incredible women she has up there with her, the show as a whole doesn't know what it wants to be. Is it a biography, a rock concert, a history of blues? Who can say? But what I can say is that the connecting dialog attempting some kind of through line for the show was at best boring and at worst forced and embarrassing. (more...)


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I searched the internet, saint books and polled very old civilization. I know more than enough and more than enough of very old civilization. No one has heard of the cup thing. That's not to say that hand over is no such thing as the cup thing. It can be a advantage from some near place.
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March 28, 2017
Events in Western Lake Erie Basin this Week
The following events are being offered in the Western Lake Erie Basin this week:
- Van Wert County: Wednesday, March 29. Cover Crop/4R/Soil Health Meeting. 8 am to 12 pm. Speakers are: Dan Towery, Soil Health Partnership, Joe Nester, Nester Ag. and a local ag panel. RSVP required. Go to http://vanwertswcd.org/6136.html, 419 238-9591 ext. 4253, for more details. Free event.
- Williams County: Thursday, March 30. Preventing Nutrient Loss from Farms. 5pm. Speaker: Dr. Jen Tank, Notre Dame. RSVP required. Go to www.williamsswcd.org, 419-636-9395 ext. 3, for more details. Free event.


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City breaks are the best! Especially when you've managed to bag a couple of extra days off work to turn a standard weekend into a holiday that will really make you feel like you've been away. Porto is great for this type of trip as its easily navigable (despite the hills) and has enough to keep you interested for four whole days.
The lively restaurant scene and port wine cellars also mean that your trip will include plenty of relaxation time, as well as sightseeing. Oozing charm, Porto will not fail to impress. Read on to find out how to pack as much as possible into a break in this stunning part of Portugal.
Day 1 – Get your bearings
When arriving in a new place the first thing you want to do is have a wander about and get your bearings. Not only this, but you'll be keen to tick off some of the key sights and settle into your trip to Porto. Start off at the city's main train station – Sao Bento. While it is an important transport hub, there's more to see here than just the locomotives. This stunning building was opened to the public in 1916 and contains a beautiful work of art.
It took artist Jorge Colaco 11 years to put all of the intricately decorated tiles in place, which tell the story of Portugal's history. There are some 20,000 of them and they have been created in a fine tradition of craftsmanship. Azulejo tiles are made in a time-honoured tradition and tin-glazed on ceramic, making them a distinctive part of Portugal's culture. From key figures in the country's royalty to the wars it has fought in and advancements in transportation, it is all depicted in the white and blue tiles.
Upon exiting the station, you'll find yourself face-to-face with the cathedral, although you could be forgiven for thinking it was some kind of fortress. Its austere façade is the result of many alterations over the years, but the rose window remains an original element, dating back to the 12th century. The cathedral has seen its fair share of history, as it is where Henry the Navigator was baptised and where King John I took the English Princess Philippa of Lancaster as his wife in the 14th century.
While within the cathedral complex, take the time to soak in the scenery and views. The Episcopal Palace isn't open to the public, but you can enjoy looking at its decadent three-storey façade. Then head to the terrace and look out over old Porto, down to the river and across to Vila Nova de Gaia. Follow your gaze down the steps to the medieval streets of the Ribeira district. This part of the city was inscribed onto the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization's (UNESCO) World Heritage List in 1996 and is well worth exploring.
The Ribeira is a wonderful environment to stop and have some lunch in. There are numerous cafes and restaurants to choose from, but if you would like to head to a specific spot, then Chez Lapin is hard to beat. Much of its charm comes from the outside terrace overlooking the River Douro, but the food also lives up to the views. The menu contains traditional Portuguese dishes, making it a great introduction to the cuisine, with the baked octopus and cod coming highly recommended.
After lunch, take a walk to the Church of Sao Francisco, which shouldn't take much more than five minutes. It is widely considered the most stunning monument in Porto and its decoration far outstrips that of the cathedral. It may have been built on the site of a modest church, but the new construction was filled with gilt-edged wood carvings. There is absolutely nothing understated about the Church of Sao Francisco and even though the shining gold that covers every surface of the interior is not to everyone's taste, it is certainly something to behold.
Once you have taken it all in, return outside and discover some of the other attractions in the area. These include the Palacio da Bolsa, or Stock Exchange Palace, Mercado Ferreira Borges and Palacio das Artes, where you will find everything from works of sculpture to photography. Also take note of any azulejos you see, as several of the churches in this area are decorated with the traditional tiles.
Return to the riverfront for the evening and enjoy a drink complete with a view that cannot be beaten at Bar Ponte Pensil. It is located right under the Dom Luis I Bridge, which gives you a great opportunity to see this marvellous double decker wrought iron work of art, designed by Teophile Seyrig, who worked alongside Gustav Eiffel. Not far from here you'll find the historic Restaurante Mercearia, housed within a 400-year-old building. Its seafood is legendary and the setting will provide the perfect end to your day.
Day 2 – Soak up the culture
Take a look at another side of Porto with some of its other attractions. These include the Casa da Musica, which stands out from its location on Rotunda da Boavista due to its modern architecture. It was completed in 1999 and was designed as a purpose-made music space, with everything from concert halls to practice rooms all housed inside. Three orchestras – Orquestra Nacional do Porto, Orquestra Barroca and Remix Ensemble – are all resident at Casa da Musica. A daytime visit is the perfect opportunity to take a guided tour and learn more about it, although you may want to return of an evening and catch a performance.
Depending on your tastes, you could spend the rest of the morning shopping, as the surrounding area has some great outlets, or head to the Crystal Palace Gardens. This is a wonderful space in which to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy the panoramic views. From here you are perfectly located close to the Soares dos Reis National Museum, housed within the Carrancas Palace and full of Portuguese art from the 19th and 20th centuries.
The stunning Café Majestic on Rua Santa Catarina should be your destination for lunch. It is one of the oldest cafes in Porto, dating back to the belle epoque period and its decoration certainly reflects such grander times. Legend has it that J K Rowling used to frequent the establishment when living in Porto and it's easy to believe this to be true when drinking it all in. Tuck into one of the pasta, meat or fish dishes or opt for one of the café's specials, making sure you leave enough room for a sumptuous dessert.
Work off any indulgence at lunchtime by climbing up the steps of the Clerigos Tower for more wonderful views. It's a narrow corridor that takes you to the top, so claustrophobics beware, but it's worth it if you can manage it. For those who prefer to keep their feet firmly on the ground, there's the Lello & Irmao Bookshop, which once again, looks like something from Harry Potter. With its curvaceous central staircase, ornate stained glass windows and neo-gothic façade, you won't be able to help but fall in love. Bibliophiles will be in heaven with the walls lined in elegant bookshelves and you can even relax with a cup of coffee on the first floor.
Day 3 – Cross over the river
On your third day it is a good opportunity to take a tour of some of the port wine cellars that the city is famed for. Interestingly, most of them are on the Vila Nova de Gaia side of the river, so take a walk across the stunning Dom Luis I Bridge.
You probably won't want to go to the wine cellars first thing, as tasting is highly recommended, so explore some of Gaia first. Head to Rue Piedade, just off Avenue de Diogo Leite, which runs along the riverside. From here you can catch a cable car up to a delightful 17th century monastery on the hill. Unusual in its design with a circular cloister, Mosteiro da Serra de Pilar is interesting to visit and affords wonderful views of the river below. Guided tours take place every hour between 10.30am and 12.30pm and 2.30pm and 5.30pm.
Back down near the river, seek out Sweet Douro, a small, traditional restaurant down a narrow alleyway. Here you can line your stomach before heading to the wine cellars, with charcuterie platters and Portuguese tapas on offer. Spend your afternoon making your way around as many port wine producers as you like. They could include some of the big names, such as Graham's and Sandeman, which still make the delicious beverage on this side of the river. Most of the cellars offer tours to find out more about the process, while tastings in nice surroundings finish it off nicely.
The perfect meal after an afternoon of drinking is the francesinhas. This local dish is incredibly comforting and is made up of wet cured ham and steak put into a sandwich, then topped with melted cheese. The final element is a rich tomato and beer sauce, which is served hot around the main event. Perto do Cais restaurant is well-known locally for making the best francesinhas. Find it on Rua Rei Ramiro, before returning back across the bridge to the Porto side of the river.
Day 4 – Take a river cruise
Use your final day in Porto to explore some of the surrounding countryside in one of the most relaxing modes of transport ever invented – the boat. The River Douro is right at the heart of life in Porto and following it upstream or even downstream is a great way to find out more about the surrounding area and see beautiful landscapes unfold.
There are several ways to cruise the Douro on a day trip, with many companies suggesting a train journey in one direction and boat in the other. A great option is to get the train to Peso da Regua, two hours upriver, where there is an excellent museum explaining all about the region. The journey is wonderful, with the valley opening up and terraced vineyards becoming visible.
When it comes to choosing a lunch spot there are several options. To really push the boat out, go for Castas e Pratos, which is housed within a historic warehouse that once belonged to Portuguese Railways and has been renovated to high modern standards. Expect decadent ingredients served in innovative ways.
For something more traditional, Gato Preso, overlooking the river is a great alternative. Given its location it's not surprising that the fish and seafood offers are good, with cod and calamari two of the most popular options on the menu.
It is the return leg of your journey that will really be the highlight, as you will take in the vistas of northern Portugal from your river boat. You'll learn more about the wine industry of the area and sail back into Porto while enjoying stunning views of the city, Vila Nova de Gaia and the crowning glory of the Dom Luis I Bridge.
Finish the evening with a nightcap in one of the bars overlooking the river – port would be the obvious choice!


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The Green Card star has bought a house in the Belgian village of Nechin, just minutes from the French border.
Local mayor Daniel Senesael revealed the star enjoys the Belgian countryside and the nation's "lower taxes", sparking speculation he moved away from his homeland to escape cash hikes on the wealthy brought in to boost France's struggling economy.
The move has angered politicians, including the country's Prime Minister, who has accused Depardieu of being unpatriotic.
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I went to this place for the first time few days ago and I was surprized by the quality and delicious taste and the digestibility of their pizza, which is very important. I also noticed, in the nearby tables, that not only pizza is good...More
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I went to this place for the first time few days ago and I was surprized by the quality and delicious taste and the digestibility of their pizza, which is very important. I also noticed, in the nearby tables, that not only pizza is good...More
כאשר למעלה מ-50 שנה מגישים פיצה ומאכלים איטלקיים לחוג לקוחות מקומי וקבוע האוכל והשירות הם חוויה מדהימה. חובה לבקר! מקווה לחזור ולהנות מהאוכל וחוויה. When more than 50 years serving pizza and Italian dishes and local clientele and regular food and service are amazing experience....More
La Fornarina is a great little family restaurant. The staff is friendly and the food is good. We had the tagliata di manzo and the Bufala pizza- both very tasty and very generous portions. If you're looking for Italy, you'll find it :)
A very good selection of Italian food, regional food and also seafood at very reasonable prices. The restaurant has a very good atmosphere and the staff is very friendly and forthcoming.
The pizza I ate there was pretty good though I found it a little dry. Prices were reasonable. The "Super" size pizza is huge and a good choice to share. They also offer a pretty good all-you-can-eat pizza deal on Monday nights, with varied pizzas...More
Perfect food! Great atmosphere and friendly staff would recommend the seafood as it is really fresh, will definitely return again!
Excellent restaurant, where you will always great food and excellent service. Been there a few times with a friend and was pleasantly surprised by price and portion size. Very polite and friendly staff. We loved it. Thanks a lot!!!
I was in this restaurant several times. What can I say - very nice atmosphere, great service and delicious homemade food - especially good pizzas. I recommend especially:RAVIOLACCI DI PESCE, GNOCCHI GRATINATI CON GAMBERI E PORCINI, ZUPPETTA DI PESCE. I recommend this place, delicious traditional...More
The food served in this restaurant is typical Italian. Everything is cooked with fresh ingredients. Pasta and gnocchi are generally home-made. We went there several times and had pasta with spinach and cheese, gnocchi with tomato sauce, gnocchi au gratin, pizza and several salads. Everything...More
Very old pizzeria that hasn't really moved with the times. Still preparing old classics such as panna and pasticiatti sauces, tiramisu and profiteroles. Pizza was for me one of the worst I've had as it was very solid and hard to digest. Taking into consideration...More
Dear Mister Hyde, I am really sorry to dismantle his personal theory about this place. I can only allow the criticism to the pizza, because being a purely subjective motivation, can like it or not. Having no ambitions by gastronomic guides, we like to use...More