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THE SHADE OF THE MOON by Susan Beth Pfeffer Book Review
Series: The Last Survivors, #4
Publication Date: August 13th 2013 by HMH Books for Young Readers
Rating: – Poor |
Book Summary: It's been more than two years since Jon Evans and his family left Pennsylvania, hoping to find a safe place to live, yet Jon remains haunted by the deaths of those he loved. His prowess on a soccer field has guaranteed him a home in a well-protected enclave. But Jon is painfully aware that a missed goal, a careless word, even falling in love, can put his life and the lives of his mother, his sister Miranda, and her husband, Alex, in jeopardy. Can Jon risk doing what is right in a world gone so terribly wrong?
Book Review Overview:
- Unlikeable protagonist
- Generic plot; more dystopian than post-apocalyptic
- Twists and turns that had me surprised until the very end
THE SHADE OF THE MOON by Sarah Beth Pfeffer is the fourth book in The Last Survivors series. Each of the books are told in a different perspective. The fourth book follows Jon Evans, the youngest in the Evans family. Jon and his family have left their home in Pennsylvania to join an enclave – a community slowly rebuilding itself after the apocalypse. But only three family members have passes to enter, and the rest must live in the outskirts of town in horrible conditions. Jon continues to be haunted by his past. As the social order in the enclave starts to be questioned, Jon must reconsider what is important.
SCOWLER by Daniel Kraus Book Review
Publication Date: March 12th 2013 by Delacorte Books for Young Readers
Rating: – Poor
Book Summary: Imagine your father is a monster. Would that mean there are monsters inside you, too?
Nineteen-year-old Ry Burke, his mother, and little sister scrape by for a living on their dying family farm. Ry wishes for anything to distract him from the grim memories of his father's physical and emotional abuse. Then a meteorite falls from the sky, bringing with it not only a fragment from another world but also the arrival of a ruthless man intent on destroying the entire family. Soon Ry is forced to defend himself by resurrecting a trio of imaginary childhood protectors: kindly Mr. Furrington, wise Jesus, and the bloodthirsty Scowler.
Scowler by Daniel Kraus Book Review Overview:
- Jaw-dropping book that keeps you on the edge of your seat
- The fantastical/magical/hallucinations were too much for me
- The audiobook was way too long
Ever since I read Rotters by Daniel Kraus, I know that as an author, Kraus has the ability to keep me up awake and scared at night. He is definitely the first author I think of when I think of YA Horror. For a horror book, SCOWLER by Daniel Kraus is perfect.
We Were Liars by E. Lockhart Book Review
Publication Date: May 13th 2014 by Delacorte Press
Rating: – Poor
Book Summary: A beautiful and distinguished family.
A private island.
A brilliant, damaged girl; a passionate, political boy.
A group of four friends—the Liars—whose friendship turns destructive.
A revolution. An accident. A secret.
Lies upon lies.
True love.
The truth.
We Were Liars is a modern, sophisticated suspense novel from National Book Award finalist and Printz Award honoree E. Lockhart.
Read it.
And if anyone asks you how it ends, just LIE.
Book Review Overview:
- Found the characters to be really unlikeable
- Surprise ending the lives up to the hype
- As much as I wanted to like this book, I just couldn't
When I started reading WE WERE LIARS by E. Lockhart, I literally had to stop myself from constantly rolling my eyes. The novel is full of rich people problems. The character's mother and aunts are fighting over the millions in properties that her grandfather owns. They bicker over who is going to inherit once he dies. None of their mothers work real jobs and they rely on the patriarch of the family to support them. Of course, Cadence and her cousins (they dub themselves as the Liars) think that the constant fighting is ridiculous and they just shake their heads while they lounge at the beach of their private island.
But Something happens on the summer of their Fifteenth Year. Something big. Cadence has a head injury and the memory of what happens that summer gets all fuzzy. Two years later, Cadence is back at the island. Everyone tiptoes around her and refuses to talk about what happens.

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Del Mar: Setsuko spotted for a win in Cougar II
DEL MAR, Calif. – The best older horse in California who is still eligible to the first allowance condition might be a standout in a Grade 3 on Friday at Del Mar.
Setsuko, runner-up by a nose in the Santa Anita Handicap, runner-up in the Californian, and a close fourth recently in the Hollywood Gold Cup, will survey his opponents in the Cougar II Handicap and possibly wonder – where are my friends?
After facing the likes of Grade 1 winners Game On Dude, Twirling Candy, and First Dude all spring, Setsuko meets easier Friday at Del Mar, where he is the likely favorite in the Cougar II at 1 1/2 miles on the main track.
"I am trying to get away from some of those heavyweights," trainer Richard Mandella said. "And I'm trying to win a stake with him."
At this point, winning any race will do. Setsuko's 1-for-14 record includes six frustrating runner-up finishes. Yet recent good efforts against the best of the West Coast handicap division make him a potential standout stretching out from 1 1/4 mile.
"I don't see any reason why he won't handle a mile and a half," Mandella said.
The Cougar II is a Breeders' Cup Challenge race. The winner's entry fees will be waived for and a spot guaranteed in the BC Marathon, and the horse will be eligible for a travel allowance.
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Mandella stressed that Setsuko's participation in the Cougar II does not preclude the meet's richest race. "I haven't written off the idea of the Pacific Classic," Mandella said.
Victor Espinoza rides Setsuko, whose rivals include turf specialist Bourbon Bay and front-runner Dahoud. Others include Pode Ir, Erbeia, Times Gone By, Mindblower, and Oilisblackgold.
Dahoud, trained by Jerry Hollendorfer, is the one to catch. "He's going to be loose," assistant Dan Ward said. Dahoud, runner-up by a half-length in the Grade , 1 1/2-mile San Luis Rey in March, and recent wire-to-wire allowance winner, is the lone front-runner in the Cougar II. But is speed good going 1 1/2 miles on Polytrack?
"It was good for Temple City, and it was good for Zappa," Ward noted. Temple City won the 2010 Cougar II leading gate to wire. Zappa did the same thing in 2008. "This track isn't any different that it was then," Ward said.
Joel Rosario rides Dahoud, while Joe Talamo is up on Bourbon Bay. A four-time Grade 2 winner on turf, Bourbon Bay finished fourth last out in the Grade 1 United Nations at Monmouth and two starts back finished third behind Acclamation in the Grade 1 Charles Whittingham at Hollywood Park. He is racing on the main track for the first time since he was unplaced in a 2009 comeback at Santa Anita.
If there is an upsetter, it could be Erbeia, purchased privately after his most recent start. Formerly trained by Mandella, Erbeia is now trained by John Sadler.
"I bought him to try this race," Sadler said, referring to the Cougar II. "It is a specialty race, and I think he will run all day. But it came up tough this year." Erbeia has won 1 of 10. Alonso Quinonez rides.


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Port of Nassau: An Overview
The yellow and blue stripes on the Bahamian flag represent the nation's sandy beaches and surrounding ocean, while the black triangle stands for unity and the people's determination to develop the land and the sea. With endlessly developing hotels, resorts and shopping areas, it isn't hard to make this connection in Nassau, the capital of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas.
Nassau is located on the 21-mile-long-island of New Providence and is connected, via bridge, to Paradise Island, another popular Bahamian destination.
The city of Nassau features tropical, tree-lined streets, filled with horse-drawn surreys, ruled by policemen in white starched jackets and colorful pith helmets; soft-sanded beaches for kicking back and catching ocean breezes; lavish, Vegas-type casinos; and a decent range of duty-free shopping stops. But, as much as this vibrant town center is a cruise visitor's first impression, most head out on beach adventures at massive hotel and resort complexes like Atlantis or on boating adventures that range from dolphin encounters to booze cruises.
Nassau's central location, just off the coast of Southern Florida, is one of its chief pluses, making it an easy mini-cruise port of call for ships passing through on the way to the Caribbean islands.
Port FacilitiesPassengers must pass through Festival Place to exit the port facility, and it's one of the more impressive we've seen in any port of call. Counters are staffed by tourism folks, who will provide maps and answer questions, as well as by companies that offer boat trips, over-land tours and taxi services. There's also a small Internet cafe. Beyond that is a small, but colorful, shopping mall that specializes in artisan boutiques. A steel-pan band offers a musical welcome, and a food court features stalls that sell local conch.
Don't MissThough not quite as varied or option-plentiful as major duty-free destinations like St. Thomas and St. Maarten, shopping is a mainstay on Nassau. The Straw Market is a Nassau tradition, and you'll find all sorts of souvenirs on sale, from thatched purses to hair-braiding. The market officially reopened in its original location in December 2011. (It was destroyed by a fire in 2001 and relocated until a new $12 million facility could be built.) You'll find the rebuilt market, which houses more than 450 vendors, on Bay Street.
Duty-free shopping, centered on Bay Street, features the usual suspects, such as Diamonds International, Colombian Emeralds and Bacardi. Other retailers familiar to cruise travelers include Del Sol (for merchandise that changes color in the sun), Gucci, Harley Davidson and Tortuga.
Head over to the man-made island of Arawak Cay, a beach dusted with pastel-colored shacks, incredibly fresh conch from vendors cracking the mollusks right before your eyes, fried fish and grits, lime-marinated conch and plenty of coconut milk laced with gin. The strip known as Fish Fry is popular, especially with the locals, and it gets very crowded, especially on weekend evenings from 5 p.m. until midnight. It's located on the harbor, across from Fort Charlotte.
Pink flamingos, honey bears and peacocks, oh my! You'll find all this and more at Ardastra Gardens, Zoo and Conservation Centre. Wait until you see the flamingos parade in drill formation (10:30 a.m., 2:15 p.m. and 4 p.m.). It's open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (last entrance at 4:10 p.m.) and is located on Chippingham Road.
If you'd rather just spend the day as a guest at the showy, 34-acre Atlantis Resort on Paradise Island, consider purchasing a hard-to-come-by day pass, which gets you access to most of the must-see sights at the resort, such as the Dig, the marine habitats and their beach. What you won't get is the fun stuff around the pools and waterslides. You'll see a kiosk selling the passes by the cruise terminal -- or you can try to purchase one at the resort.
One of many scenic spots with a history on the island is the balcony of 18th century Balcony House, which also happens to be Nassau's oldest wooden structure. Step inside this island landmark to see the mahogany staircase, said to have been salvaged from a shipwreck in the mid-1800s. (Trinity Place at Market Street; open 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Wednesday and Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursdays)
For dolphin encounters of the bottlenose kind and seven stunning beaches, head for Blue Lagoon Island (aka Salt Cay). If it looks a bit familiar, you saw it in the film Splash. (The beach scenes were filmed there.) There are plenty of water sports to try and hammocks in which to idle, but for all things dolphin, make sure you plan ahead. You'll find plenty of amenities, such as showers and changing rooms, too. Catch the ferry from the cruise terminal.
One of the most popular cultural stops on the island is the 18th-century Fort Charlotte. It's fun to roam the dungeons and underground passageways and see the waterless moat -- but some say the amazing views of the harbor from the ramparts is the real attraction. Two other forts worth checking out are Fort Fincastle (overlooking the town from Bennet's Hill) and Fort Montagu (E. Bay Street), but Fort Charlotte is the largest. (Chippingham Road; open Monday through Saturday, with tours available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.; admission is free)
If you're in port on a Saturday, you might get to see the changing of the guard at the Government House (every other week) from 10 a.m. to noon on Duke Street, accompanied by the music of the Royal Bahamas Police Force Band. The official residence of the governor-general of the Bahamas since 1801, this bubblegum-pink mansion is an excellent example of Bahamian-British and American Colonial architecture.
Kids love the Pirates of Nassau, an interactive museum filled with pirate stuff. They can walk through a 75-foot, three-masted pirate ship, too. (Marlborough Street; open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Saturday and 9 a.m. to noon Sunday; tours are scheduled every half-hour)
We dare you to take a royal climb up the 66 steps of the Queen's Staircase, which was carved out of calcareous -- a coral-based sandstone -- at the end of the 18th century. The stupendous view is the prize for such athleticism. (Elizabeth Avenue)
Hop aboard the Seaworld Explorer for a 90-minute submarine tour. Think underwater observatory as you descend five feet below the water to observe the "sea gardens" through large glass windows. It's open daily and offers a tour at 11:30 a.m.; they add an additional tour at 1:30 p.m. from December through June. You must make reservations. (Bay and Elizabeth streets)For an easygoing pool/beach day, the British Colonial Hilton offers a day pass for $40 that includes beach chairs, use of nonmotorized water toys, towels and a $30 credit for food and beverages. (So you wind up paying $10 for the beach.) The hotel is an easy stroll from the ship.
The Cloisters -- right in front of the Ocean Club -- is a 14th-century structure, built in France by Augustinian monks and reassembled in Nassau, stone by stone. Huntington Hartford, the A&P grocery heir, purchased the cloisters from the estate of William Randolph Hearst in San Simeon, California. This is one of only four cloisters to have been removed from France. It's located on Paradise Island.
Under the heading of Mardi Gras fun, check out the museum dedicated to the flashy Junkanoo Festival (a middle-of-the-night event the days after Christmas and New Year's Day) at the Junkanoo Expo. It's a chance to see the humongous costumes and floats. Check them out daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Prince George Wharf.
The conch vendors are just part of the scene at Potter's Cay, a Bahamian marketplace beneath Paradise Island Bridge. There, you'll find plenty of vendors selling goods to both locals and tourists.
If you're curious about Bahamian food, culture and history, check out Tru Bahamian Food Tours. The company offers a three-hour walking tour around the main streets of Nassau and includes seven tasting stops, along with informative talks on local culture, history, architecture and more. Even if you're not all that into the learning part of the tour, the yummy conch fritters, jerk chicken, salted caramel dark chocolates and rum cake make it worthwhile.
Getting AroundRenting a Car: There are a handful of car-rental companies, such as Dollar, Avis, Thrifty and Budget at Prince George Wharf, as well as on Paradise Island and at the airport. But, they're pretty expensive, ranging in price from $55 to $110 for the day. There's also that pesky left-side-of-the-road driving to deal with.
By Bus: The jitney buses run every few minutes between the downtown area to Cable Beach from about 6 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Fares vary (though they're generally about $1.25 per person, each way, $1 for small children), depending on the route. Exact change is required. Jitneys do not go over the Paradise Island bridge.
By Water Taxi: The Nassau Water Taxi departs every 30 minutes from behind the Festival Market to Paradise Island, operating daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The roundtrip cost is $8, or $4 each way. Notes: Though the trip takes just 10 minutes, the water taxi may not depart on time. Because the operators tend to give you a bit of a "tour" along the way, expect to be approached for a gratuity.
By Horse-Drawn Surrey: These can be found around Rawson Square and sometimes along Bay Street. They run about $15 per person for 25 minutes, but the price is usually negotiable. Note: From May to October, the horses rest from the sun from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
BeachesWith 52 free and natural beaches around Nassau, you don't have to pay to sunbathe in Atlantis. Junkanoo Beach is the closest to the cruise terminal.
Best for Active Types: Visit Paradise Island, where you can find all manner of water-sports rentals and eateries. Some say the most beautiful spot there is Cabbage Beach, on the north shore. Another good choice, closer to downtown, is Cable Beach, with all the usual beach amenities and dazzling resorts along baby-powder-soft sand. For great snorkeling, try Love Beach near Gambier Village, about 12 miles west of downtown Nassau, but be advised: Love Beach is the only officially designated nude beach on the island.
Best for Peace and Quiet: South Ocean Beach, close to Adelaide Village, is where it's at if you want an option that's a bit less-visited. Caves Beach in Rock Point (close to the airport turnoff on Blake Road) is another good out-of-the-way choice. The name is derived from the bat caves located directly across the street.
Food and DrinkConch Fritters Bar and Grill, located across from the British Colonial Hilton, offers a TGIF-style dining experience at very reasonable prices. (Local island fare, from conch to lamb, is priced around $10 for a full meal.) There's also a full bar. (Marlborough Street; open 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily)
On Paradise Island, Anthony's Caribbean Grill is casual-chic and offers gourmet-type pizzas, topped with jerk chicken; excellent ribs, doused in an awesome barbecue sauce; and giant warm-weather cocktails. The per-person cost for three courses, including wine, will run about $20. (Casino Drive on Paradise Island; open 8 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. daily)
Crocodile's Waterfront Bar & Grill offers waterside dining under thatched tiki huts and island drinks galore. Consider this place if you're looking for funky-casual. The Bahamian-style fried chicken is excellent. The per-person cost for three courses, including wine, will run about $20. (E. Bay Street; open 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily)
Cafe Matisse is our favorite spot on the island for a relaxing, languid lunch. Despite being named for a French artist, the food is Italian, and it's fresh and beautifully prepared. If it's a nice day, ask to sit out back in the serene courtyard. It's a five-minute walk from the cruise terminal. (Just ask for the police station; it's right next door.) The per-person cost for three courses, including wine, will run about $32. Reservations are recommended, but walk-ins are welcome. This is perhaps the island's most popular restaurant for locals, so it gets busy. (Bank Lane; open noon to 11 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday)
Graycliff is an eccentric, glorious, 20-room hotel with a gourmet restaurant that claims a 250,000-bottle wine cellar, a humidor and an onsite cigar-rolling facility. (Don't miss it -- it's fascinating, and you can buy the stogies at the onsite boutique.) It offers a wine luncheon, featuring continental cuisine with Bahamian influences, Monday through Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday lunch is for hotel guests only. Reservations are a must. (Call 1-800-476-0446 in the U.S./Canada or 1-242-302-9150 from other places.) The per-person cost for three courses, including wine, will run about $75. Graycliff is located across from Government House on W. Hill Street; it's within walking distance from the port.
Where You're Docked
You'll dock at Prince George Wharf, near Rawson Square and the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism -- great for picking up maps, brochures, etc. -- in the heart of Nassau.
Good to KnowWhile there's no need to be especially alert, it does pay to leave valuables and excess cash in your stateroom safe and keep an eye on your surroundings.
Currency & Best Way to Get MoneyLegal tender is the Bahamian dollar, which is equivalent in value to the U.S. dollar. Both U.S. and Bahamian dollars are accepted interchangeably throughout the island. European currency is not, so exchange it as necessary at a bank or ATM. (You'll find them at Rawson Square, Bay Street and at the casinos.) All banks and their branches are generally open 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Thursday and until 5 p.m. on Friday. For more currency exchange information, visit www.xe.com or www.oanda.com.
Editor's note: Some hotels and restaurants add a fee for cashing traveler's checks.
LanguageEnglish is spoken in the Bahamas.
ShoppingJunkanoo handicrafts are always a sure bet and can be found throughout the island.
Best CocktailYou can find Oswald Greenslade, once Bacardi Bartender of the Year, at the Poop Deck in SandyPort (near Cable Beach). Author of the book One More Cocktail (available for purchase at the Poop Deck), Greenslade is also the mixologist behind our favorite Bahamian concoctions. Splish Splash is a heavenly drink made from Bacardi Select, Nassau Royal Liqueur, pineapple juice, bananas, cream and sugarcane syrup, but his colleagues insist he is best known for his Bahama Mama. If your ship offers an evening call, try happy hour from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. (closed Mondays) -- complete with complimentary treats. Your best chance of catching Greenslade (and maybe even an autographed copy of his book) is on Friday nights.
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Phosphorus was a native gas to the atmosphere of Almas before it was converted to oxygen. It was also used in flares due to the intensely bright light it produced. Lignan crystals also contained phosphorus.
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Author | Noor Fathima Warsia | Tuesday, Apr 19,2005 7:32 AM
Zee TV's new show 'Sindoor' coupled with the consistent delivery of 'Tumhari Disha" means a change in the competitive scene. In the 7.30 pm to 8.30 pm band, the channel has now achieved the number two position in mass entertainment and this makes the launch of it forthcoming show 'Sarrkar' in the 8.30 pm slot very interesting.
TAM Media Research data shows that for the target C&S 4 + in the Hindi speaking markets, Zee TV was a definite third player for the first four weeks of 2005. With 'Tumhari Disha" delivering a steady 1 plus in the 8.00 pm slot, the war between Sony and Zee has further heated in the slot. At times, in the slot, Sony beat Zee like in week 6 and week 10 and at times Zee was ahead. However, week 11 onwards, Zee has claimed the second position in this time band and consolidated it further with 'Sindoor'. Zee's channel share has moved from 4.86 in week 11 to 6.12 in week 13 and 9.34 in week 14. Even as this number comes down to a 7.5 in week 15, it is still higher than the 5.88 per cent that Sony has garnered here.
"Zee has re-created this time band," said Joy Chakkraborthy, EVP, Network Sales, Zee Telefilms. "'Sindoor' has become a high-ticket property and is selling in the same range as 'Astitva'. There are many enquiries already coming for the show, when these are still early days and 'Sindoor' has great potential. It will only get better."
Speaking more on 'Sindoor', Divya Radhakrishnan, VP, The Media Edge, said, "They marketed the show as a primetime show would be marketed. Fact remains that there is an audience that is home, watching TV at 7.30 pm and there isn't much that channels offer in the slot. They got a good show there and the decision worked."
Agreeing with this, Nandini Dias, VP, Lodestar Media, said, "There is not much competition in the slot and it made sense to place the new property on that slot than in any other slot, which is already dominated by any other channel. Developing of new slots also will help the channel on the whole."
Zee is not only developing new slot but also varied kinds of properties now. A recent example is the institution of the Zee Astitva awards. The channel has joined hands with the NGO, Archana Trust Suburban. The trust already had the awards in place and the channel added more life to it, by bringing it to the Zee platform. In an exciting evening, the awards were given to various female achievers from various disciplines like Science, Social Service, Performing Arts and the likes. Sushmita Sen was awarded the 'Face of the Year' award and Simone Tata was given the 'Women of the Year Award."
Even though there is not much marketing that is seen around the event, it would to large extent serve the purpose of strengthening its connect with its female audience.
Whether it is the global positioning that Zee Cine Awards is trying to take, or being the very Indian channel with 'Zee Astitva Awards,' the channel is making a differentiated noise in the mass entertainment sector now - the only way forward for any channel in the present TV scenario.
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Elizabeth Hillman and Grace Wheland combined for nine draw controls. The Bobcats play at the Fight for Five Tournament Saturday at Blandair Park in Columbia.
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273Re: USF alums session at SfAA 2007 in Tampa
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- Oct 2, 2006I still think it is a good idea to explore the concept of a roundtable
for this meeting...it would allow more participation, even if it is less
formal. It would be like a large focus group of sorts and I think it
would reflect well on the USF program. From there, John's got a good
point, we could solicit abstract/papers for PA or some other venue.
The other advantage of a roundtable might be that if people are already
committed to sessions, they should still be able to contribute to
roundtables...they don't count the same. In the past, that was the case
but we could check with the program chairs.
John Stone wrote:
> *Al et Al..*
> **
> *This sounds like an interesting idea. I'm wondering, though, if a
> session of papers is the right approach for something like this. Could
> one session -- even a double session -- adequately cover the program's
> topical breadth and historical transformation, much less its impact on
> the discipline? It seems rather ambitious. Did you consider possibly
> doing this as a moderated/facilitated round-table discussion among USF
> anthro faculty, alums, and graduate students? Just thinking aloud
> here... perhaps something organized around four or five key discussion
> points that address the 'impact' issue. (What these 'key discussion
> points' might be is something that could be posed to the group.) With
> proper initiative, an enterprising grad student (or team of students)
> could even pull the proceedings together as an evaluation of sorts..
> an 'emic evaluation'... possibly as a PA article or NAPA rept...
> something tangible as an output of the effort.. Just a thought. In any
> case, more to the question you raise in your email, I am presently
> committed to another nanotechnology session and am not sure if the
> program committee allows multiple presentations. I know sfaa used to
> frown on that, but may have eased up a little lately. Not sure exactly
> what I would present at a 'USF Impact' session, and even if I were I
> doubt I could pull it together within the allotted timeframe
> (remember, it took me a millennium to complete my dissertation)... So
> consider me a firm 'maybe.' *
> **
> *Cheers,*
> **
> *jvs*
> ----- Original Message -----
> *From:* Wolfe, Alvin <mailto:wolfe@...>
> *To:* Angrosino, Michael <mailto:angrosin@...> ;
> ogilviem@... <mailto:ogilviem@...> ; Alayne
> Unterberger <mailto:alayne@...>
> *Cc:* Wolfe, Alvin <mailto:wolfe@...> ;
> email@example.com <mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com> ;
> firstname.lastname@example.com <mailto:email@example.com> ; Gilbert
> Kushner <mailto:gkushne1@...>
> *Sent:* Saturday, September 30, 2006 11:37 PM
> *Subject:* USF alums session at SfAA 2007 in Tampa
> **
> Would you please consider doing a paper in a session during the
> SfAA meetings March 30, 2007?
> The session abstract will be something like this – depending on
> your advice and consultation:
> PROPOSED DRAFT TITLE OF PROPOSED SESSION AT 2007 SfAA
> *South Florida**'s impact on anthropology and society. *
> DRAFT ABSTRACT OF SESSION: The archives of the University of South
> Florida contains a list of forty-two works descriptive of the MA
> and PhD programs in applied anthropology published between 1974
> and 1994. At least two hundred graduates of those programs have
> now been out in the work force at least twenty years, and another
> hundred have been added to that in the past decade. It is surely
> time to consider the impact of those professional practitioners on
> the discipline of anthropology and on the various professions in
> and around which they work. To get the anthropological perspective
> on that these natives speak for themselves.
> Proposed Papers in the Proposed Session:
> I will give an introductory overview. Michael Angrosino might give
> a paper. Michelle Ogilvie and Alayne Unterberger have offered to
> give papers.
> We will have to negotiate quickly, because all SfAA registrations
> and paper abstracts and the session proposal and abstracts will
> have to go through us first and then into SfAA, all by October 15.
> Your ideas and suggestions are welcomed, but they must be received
> quickly.
> Thanks much for your consideration.
> --Alvin
> Alvin Wolfe
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i)What is the function of contractile vacuole?
a) Respiration b) reproduction c) osmoregulation d) digestion e) none of these
ii) specules are secreted by special mesenchymal amoebocytes called
a)scleroblasts b)microscleres c)myocytes d)collencytes e) none of these
iii) true nerve cells or ganglion cells occur for the first time in
a) protozoa b) porifera c)coelentrata d)annelida e) none of these
iv)the process by which an organism can replace its lost or damaged body parts is called
a) reformation b) regeneration c)reclamation d)reconstruction e) none of these
v) nematocysts are found in
a) protozoa b)porifera c) annelida d) mollusca e) none of these
vi) in polychaetes the locomotory organ is
a)pseudopodium b) neuropodium c) notopodium d) parapodium e) none of these
vii) worms belonging to phylum platyhelminthes are commonly known as
a)round worms b) ring worms c) segmented worms d) earth worms e) none of these
viii) bipinnaria is the larval form of
a) coelentrata b) polychaeta c) echinodermata d)cestoda e) none of these
ix)closed type of circulatory system is found in
a) platyhelminthes b) annelida c)porifera d) arthropoda e) none of these
x) the two common mosquito genera ,anopheles and culex, can be easily identified by
a)color b) flying speed c)size d) sitting posture e) none of these
xi) sweat glands are epidermal glands found in
a)all birds b) reptiles and mammals c) mammals only d)birds and reptiles e) none of these
xii)sternum is absent in
a) mammals b) birds c)amphibians d)fishes e) none of these
xiii) amphioxus belongs to
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xiv) the urochordates or tunicates are marine animals commonly known as
a)sea cucumber b)sea squirts c) sea urchin d) sea star e) none of these
xv) optic lobes are found in
a)fore brain b) mid brain c) hind brain d) medulla e) none of these
xvi) the number of cervical vertebrae in most mammals is
a)2 b)4 c)9 d) 11 e) none of these
xvii) lymph hearts are absent in
a)fishes b)amphibians c) reptiles d)mammals e) none of these
xviii)the lymph capillaries coming from intestinal villi are called
a) veins b) lymph nodes c) lacteals d) lymph ducts e) none of these
xix)how many caudal vertebrae are found in man?
a)1-2 b)3-4 c)5-6 d)7-8 e) none of these
xx)the inner membrane of the two foetal membranes in reptiles,birds and mammals is called
a) chorion b) amnion c) peritoneum d) pericardium e) none of these
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As open as I try to be to new things and happy accidents, I have always been and will likely remain a creature of habit, slave to symbolic gestures and rituals. As one year ends and a new one is soon to begin, in spite of many other obligations and distractions that demand my attention, today my mind can't help but dwell on how the past twelve months brought me to where I now am, gazing out a large window as snow falls on an empty street in a small city in Vermont. This time last year, my former city of residence Somerville was buried under 18 inches of snow. As the city was digging itself out, I was writing a blog post in review of what had proven to be a year of courage and defeat, challenge and reward, and resolving that, as far as I had come in the process of digging myself out from under my own metaphoric frozen burden in 2010, in every aspect of my life, 2011 would be even better. 2011 was indeed better, a long journey on roads not always clear or smooth but somehow bringing me to exactly where I needed to be. In spite of numerous obstacles, both internal and external, I saw both my photographic and crocheted work displayed, admired and even acquired. I saw the musings I was so bold as to commit in writing to this public space not only find a loyal readership, but at times inspire great sympathy and support, connecting me with beautiful minds and spirits in faroff places. Meantime, I had the continued sustaining love of my nearest and dearest friends and family. I am happy and grateful beyond measure that my words found a home in your hearts, and that my work found its way into your homes. And here I am at year's end in an entirely new place that was waiting to embrace me with a greater sense of inner peace and belonging than I have felt in too many years, sensing even better things to come. I have no specific plans as yet for 2012, except to say that there are already signs it will be full of opportunities for unprecedented personal and professional fulfillment, which I hope to begin sharing with you as early as next week! Until then, especially to those of you who had some hard times in 2011, I wish you and yours health and happiness in 2012. The best is yet to come.
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How Do I Make A Cake That Has Rough Texture?
Decorating By arline Updated 22 Jun 2008 , 6:53am by JanH
I want to try and duplicate a famous bakery's cupcake that they sell. It's TAN colored cake with TAN icing/glaze (almost looks poured on) - VERY MOIST. They call it "Tea Cakes" but I suspect it's perhaps really a Caramel Cake recipe that they renamed. I must admit I've never eaten Caramel cake but I am assuming I'm on the right track. One of the characteristics is that the cake is "rough" - large, open texture - similar to banana cake or maybe carrot cake. I know that it has buttermilk in the ingred., that's the only ingred. I know for sure. So, what method or ingred. would help insure that the texture is rough and NOT smooth like a typical cake or pound cake or chiffon cake? And no, these Tea Cakes are not like the cookies by the same name. Thanks so much.
You might get more responses if you named the famous bakery....
I know that all purpose flour recipes yield a larger crumb than cake flour recipes.
However, do you think the bakery might be using a quick bread recipe (which would have a coarser crumb than a cake recipe)?
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Rio de Janeiro: Indian women's hockey team coach Neil Hawgood has complimented his wards for their gallant fight-back to earn a point in their first Olympic appearance in 36 years in Rio de Janeiro.
India staged a fine rally from a two-goal deficit to earn a 2-2 draw with Japan, who in the end simply tried to ward off a third goal against them.
"It is only in the second half that the girls started to play the way they actually can," said coach Hawgood. "The girls got their belief back and look at the way they had the Japanese rivals under pressure."
Japan took the initial lead in the last minute of the first quarter through Emi Nishikori. The Indians were still playing a defensive game and were two goals behind at half-time when Mie Nakashima shot on target in the 28th minute.
There was seemed difference in the Indian game-plan in the second quarter, which coach Hawgood says was because the girls had not settled down.
"Two minutes did not seem enough to settle them down at quarter-time. After all we were playing in the Olympic Games after a 36-year gap since their only appearance at Moscow in 1980,"said coach Hawgood.
"The quarter time was about dealing with the damage," said the coach. "Half-time was about the belief part," he said.
The half-time talk seemed to have done wonders for the Indian girls, who seemed to have got their belief back. What the spectators then saw was the Indian girls launch all-out raids on the Japanese citadel.
It was a transformed performance, which Japanese player Mie Nakashima said stunned them. "Our legs sort of stopped and we stopped running," she said, dejected at having let go a two-goal lead.
Japan were seeking to avenge their loss to India in the Hockey World League at Antwerp last year, which earned India their first Olympic appearance since 1980. The Japanese girls had to wait until South Africa's refusal to play to ensure they made the trip to Brazil.
"This one point is the first we have got in 36 years at the Olympics, so we ought to be happy," said the Indian women's hockey team coach.
Star striker Rani Rampal brought India back in the game with her quick-silver strike into the cage early in the second half and Lilima Minz restored parity in the 40th minute on a rebound.
"You should have seen their faces when they actually realized what they had achieved in the end," said Hawgood.
"People talk about journeys. Watching the journey of these girls is the best one I've got," said Hawgood.
"I had the best seat to watch people get involved and engaged in an Olympic Games, and these were girls who really had no idea what's the Olympic Games," the coach said.
"Just to see their faces was a delight. It's like a game changer for them. It gives them a little bit of respect about what they're doing," said Hawgood.
"They're here, they haven't been here for so long. Indian hockey has always been about the men, but today the girls can actually stand up and have a little bit of attention across a billion people," he said.
Hawgood said he expected "A billion people sitting in India and saying – Wow, look at that. They can compete.They've got to ride the emotion and hopefully they can continue that.
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Kate Beckinsale praises Sarah Silverman
Kate Beckinsale has praised Sarah Silverman as a good influence on her daughter Lily.
Sarah is currently dating Kate's ex Michael Sheen and the 'Love & Friendship' actress is thrilled that Sarah makes Michael happy and is a "good, strong, core woman" for their daughter Lily, 17 to look up to.
Speaking on 'The Talk', she said: "We get on really well. I mean, I love Sarah. I'd love her if she didn't have anything to do with Michael. I'm just glad Michael found her.
"I think, especially actors for some reason, they think you're throwing shoes at each other and plotting each other's death. We're not. She's lovely.
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This isn't the first time Kate, 42, has gushed about Sarah, 45, who has been dating Michael since 2014.
She previously said: "I'm completely open to any other strong, cool sensitive independent-thinking women who are going to be an influence in my daughter's life. Sarah's a great person and I'm glad she's in the village that's helping. It's important as a teenager to have good women in your life building up the fabric of your experience of becoming a woman. Even if Sarah wasn't Michael's girlfriend I'd want her to be in that."
She also admitted her shock that people were surprised that she is close to Michael, 47 and his girlfriend.
She said: "Sarah's such a fantastic woman, I love her and Michael and I have gotten on for years now. I've known him since I was 22, we're basically family.
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text: Garden Tomb 3D tour The Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus Christ Click 'Start Tour' to begin the unique 3D replica tour of the Garden Tomb in Jerusalem on your computer or iPad - free! Start tour The Garden Tomb 3D Crucifixion, Burial and Resurrection of Jesus in Jerusalem Visit the site of the crucifixion, burial & resurrection of Jesus from home! Take a 3D virtual tour of The Garden Tomb in Jerusalem as never seen before! Follow the guided tour or navigate yourself and explore the site believed by millions to be where Jesus was crucified and from whence He rose. Explore & learn about the story of the last days of Jesus in Jerusalem, the history of the Garden Tomb, objects and stories of this holy site such as: The Calvary aka 'Golgotha' —The rock upon which Jesus was crucified. The Tomb —The Tomb of Jesus Christ from whence He rose. The Garden —Its history and purpose. Walk around freely, learn and experience this holy site close to the hearts of millions of Christians around the globe. Read more The Garden Tomb in Jerusalem Background & History Even though the Church of the Holy Sepulchre is regarded by many as the place of the crucifixion, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ in Jerusalem, there is another site in Jerusalem which many believe is where these fateful events transpired. The Garden Tomb in Jerusalem, also known as the Gordon's Calvary, is regarded by Protestant, Anglican and Evangelist Christians as well as many scholars, to be the true site of the crucifixion, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Notwithstanding, even the keepers of the Garden Tomb do not claim that this is the irrefutable site of Christ's crucifixion and rather emphasize the importance of the site as a place for reflection and prayer over the last fateful days of Jesus in Jerusalem. The Garden Tomb is located outside the Jerusalem Old City Walls very close to the Damascus Gate, also known as Nablus Gate. The Garden Tomb's Authenticity The Garden Tomb was first recognized as the site of Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection in the mid-19th century. Until that time, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, located inside the Jerusalem city walls, was considered the only site of Christ's crucifixion, burial and resurrection. However, the plausibility of the Calvary, or Golgotha, being in such proximity to the residential area of Jerusalem is quite small. Several other factors support the claim that the beautiful Garden Tomb is indeed the site of the crucifixion, burial and resurrection of Jesus in Jerusalem: The Garden Tomb is indeed a burial cave with a garden which dates back to the 1st century (the times of Jesus). This coincides with the Bible's description of Jesus being buried in a cave within a garden. Evidence support the claim that the tomb and garden belonged to a wealthy man which coincides with the biblical story of Joseph of Arimathea who donated his tomb for the burial of Christ. The site is located outside Jerusalem's 1st century Old City walls and along what was once a major road (to Nablus and Damascus), which was also as described in the Bible. The discovery of an ancient cistern and wine press demonstrate that the location was once a garden, as Jesus' crucifixion site was described to be. The Gospels describe how the apostles of Jesus disciples had to bend to enter the tomb – as all visitors must do in the tomb of the Garden Tomb. In the Bible it is described that the Tomb of Jesus was sealed by a rolling stone, which coincides with the structure of the tomb in the Garden Tomb. The Garden Tomb - a place of Beauty and Reflection The Garden Tomb in Jerusalem is a majestic place to visit and should be included in every visit to Jerusalem. Despite the controversies regarding its authenticity, the Garden Tomb is enchanting and inviting. Whatever your belief may be, the Garden Tomb reminds Christians of all denominations of the story of the Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus Christ in Jerusalem. Read more Inside the Garden Tomb in Jerusalem The Last Days of Jesus in Jerusalem The Garden Tomb in Jerusalem The Garden Tomb in Jerusalem is believed by many to be the site of the crucifixion, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Located right outside Jerusalem's Old City walls, by Damascus Gate, the Garden Tomb is one of Jerusalem's most beautiful and spiritual sites. Although it is accepted by all that Jesus was crucified and buried in Jerusalem, different denominations within Christianity differ in regard to the exact location of these fateful events. Catholic, Eastern Orthodox and Coptic Christians point to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, which stands within the Old City Walls, as the true site of the Calvary, or 'Golgotha', upon which Christ's was crucified and from whence He rose. However, many Protestant, Evangelist and Anglican Christians, as well as many scholars, believe this site to be where the Garden Tomb lies today. Up to the 19th century the Church of the Holy Sepulchre was considered to be the site of the Calvary. As archeology and science progressed, questions arose regarding whether the Church of the Holy Sepulchre is the actual site of Christ's crucifixion and resurrection. Around 1882, the British General Charles Gordon began making a case that the traditional Roman Catholic location of the Holy Sepulchre is incorrect and that in fact the actual location of Calvary, the "Skull Hill" and the tomb of Jesus is outside the Old City walls to the east by Damascus Gate. Golgotha – The Calvary The Calvary, the hill upon which Jesus was crucified, is also referred to in the canonical gospels as 'Golgotha', which is Hebrew and Aramaic for the word 'Skull'. As it is written in the Book of John, chapter 19: "Then he delivered Him therefore unto them to be crucified. And they took Jesus and led Him away. And He, bearing His cross, went forth into a place called the Place of a Skull which is called in the Hebrew, Golgotha, where they crucified Him..." The exact origin of the name is unclear. However, many point to the resemblance of the hill adjacent to the Garden Tomb, to the shape of human skull. This serves as a strengthening factor in the plausibility of this hill as being the actual hill of the Calvary where Christ was crucified and the Garden Tomb as the site of His burial and resurrection. In addition to the skull-like shape of the hill several other factors, which coincide with the biblical depictions of the crucifixion, support the contention that this is the actual site of the crucifixion of Jesus: First, the hill is located on a central road that once connected Jerusalem with Nebulous and Damascus. The Roman Empire traditionally crucified offenders on main roads and market places to instill fear and reverence. Second, the hill is located nearby a first century-period tomb and wine press. Finally, it is located outside the Second Temple period city walls, which is an important factor since according to Jewish custom it is prohibited to bury the deceased within the city walls and so it is less likely that the tomb of Christ is where the Holy Sepulchre Church stands today. The Garden and the Tomb There is little doubt that the Tomb within the Garden Tomb belonged to a wealthy man who lived sometime around the first century. The discovery of an ancient cistern and wine press also indicate that this location was once a garden, as Christ's burial site was described to be. These facts strengthen the claim that this is the tomb of Joseph of Arimathea who donated his own tomb, which lay in a garden, for the burial of Jesus. As it is written in the book of John, chapter 19: "At the place where Jesus was crucified, there was a garden, and in the garden a new tomb, in which no-one had ever been laid." In addition to the evidence supporting the claim that this may be the tomb of Christ from whence He rose, there are several more elements within this Tomb which support the claim: First, the entrance to the tomb is low which coincides with the Gospels depiction of how the disciples of Jesus had to bend as they entered the chamber of the Tomb. Second a deep ridge in front of the tomb suggests that a large, round stone was once rolled over the opening of the tomb to seal it, as is described in the gospels. The Tomb of Christ This is believed by many Protestant, Evangelists and Anglican Christians to be the tomb of Jesus Christ from whence He rose. The farther burial niche inside the burial chamber is visible from the outside which supports the Gospel texts which describe the Tomb of Jesus as visible from the outside, as it is written in the Book of John Chapter 20: "Now Mary stood outside the tomb crying. As she wept, she bent over to look into the tomb" The tomb includes two burial niches and an entrance space which is known as the 'Weeping Chamber'. The painted red cross on the wall between the two tomb niches was added sometime around the Byzantine and Crusader periods, most probably as part of Christian worship customs of the time. Over the years the Tomb suffered damage due to earthquakes. Unfortunately, no trace of the original rolling stone was found in 1867 when the tomb was re-excavated. Conclusion Much of the Garden's characteristics and archeological findings support the claim that this is the actual site of Christ's crucifixion, burial & resurrection: The tomb itself is carved in rock, includes a rolling-stone ridge, a weeping chamber and is located within a garden which belonged to a wealthy man during the times of Jesus – all characteristics described in the gospels. Moreover, adjacent to the garden is a hill that resembles a human skull which could serve as the explanation for the Hebrew name of the Calvary – Golgotha. Notwithstanding, the custodians of the Garden Tomb do not claim that this is undeniably the site of Christ's crucifixion, burial & resurrection. More importantly, they ask that the Garden Tomb be a place of gathering, reflection and faith over the teachings and promise of eternal life for those who accept Jesus as their savior. 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Parc de la Tete d'Or
1 Boulevard du 11 Novembre 1918, 69006 , Lyon
This place is just huge and you can spend here at least three hours till you manage to cross it all over. Though, try not to go here on Sunday. I've finally understood where all the French go on a sunny Sunday afternoon.
Basilique Notre Dame de la Garde
Rue Fort-du-Sanctuaire, 13281 Marseille
Basilique Notre Dame de Fourviere
98 Place de Fourviere, 69010, Lyon
La Maison Rose
La Maison Rose, 69860, France
La Maison Rose is a tiny restaurant with tables under the stars. The food is perfect and light with typically mild, French flavors.
Vieux Lyon
69005, Lyon
Though the Old city is pretty crowded and full of tourists, once you turn to a minor street you're thrown back in time for at least 200 years. Narrow cobbled streets and amazing Renaissance buildings still remind of the days when there was no Wi-Fi and MacDonald's.
Fourviere Hill
Calanque de Sugiton
Calanque de Sugiton, France
There are so many of these coves to discover that an entire area has been designated as the Parc National des Calanques. One of the most accessible of these coves is Calanque de Sugiton. If you arriving to Marseille by train or coach, from the main station take the public transportation bus #20 or #21 to the University of Luminy.
Traboules du Vieux Lyon
Croix-Rousse, Lyon
Les Halles de Lyon Paul Bocuse
102 cours Lafayette Part-Dieu, 69003, Lyon
Le Vieux Port
Quai des Bleges, Marseille
7 Prom. Robert Laffont, 13002 Marseille, France
Jean Georges
Georges, 01390 Saint-Marcel, France
A creation by the Michelin three-star chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten, this French restaurant is where you can sample some of his ground-breaking contemporary haute cuisine, such as slow-baked salmon with wild mushrooms and sake-ginger dressing, or grilled pork tenderloin with pineapple and aubergine. Completed with an elegant décor, perfect service and a picturesque view, Jean-Georges is no doubt the brightest gem in the crown of Shanghai's dining scene.
Amphitheater of the Three Gauls (Amphitheatre des Trois Gaules)
Off rue Burdeau and rue Sportisse, Lyon
Place Bellecour
The Presqu'ile, Lyon
Chateau Borely Marseille
Parc Borely, Marseille
Cathedral Saint Jean Baptiste
70 rue St. Jean, Lyon
Parc National des Calanques
13009 Marseille
La corniche
13007 Marseille
Basilica of Fourvière
8 Place de Fourvière, Lyon, France
You can opt for a short funicular ride that costs around 2 euro (and totally not worth it) or opt for budgeting stairs. You won't be able to miss marvelous Basilique de Fourviere built 19th century and dedicated to Virgin Mary, who saved the city from a cholera epidemic back in 1823. The famous Festival of Lights is held annually on December, the 8th with billions of lights set all around the city in her honor. The decor inside is breathtaking with walls covered with vivid mosaics and stained glass windows. Don't miss the crypt on the ground floor which is less ornamented, yet amazingly beautiful too. Check out the viewpoint right behind Basilique de Fourviere to get the best view on Veux Lyon orange tile rooftops and sparkling Saone River that flows around the Old City.
Restaurant Le Crayon
79 Rue Baraban, Lyon, France
Or just "Le crayon" (the Pencil) how the locals call it. Situated right next to Part Dieu railway station this 32-stored skyscraper was built in late 70s and is the 9th tallest building in France. The first 10 floors are occupied by Radisson hotel and the rest are office buildings. The last store has a bad and a panoramic view resto. Though, the prices are pretty high, still having a glass of fine wine and terrific view is totally worth it!
Old Port of Marseille
Old Port of Marseille, France
4. Vieux-port (The old port of Marseille)My evening in Marseille ended with a stroll along the streets of this port which are well lit. You would be pleasantly surprised by the non-stop entertainment that has the visitors awestruck, at all times of the day. There is also some mouth watering street food. Especially if you love seafood, a spread awaits you. Try the bouillabaisse. I had to do away with the delicious desserts. To my delight, there was an entire street dedicated to sweets. I wasn't surprised by the diverse culture and cuisine in Marseille. It was after all a port side city that welcomed immigrants with open arms. The walk along the street had just so much to offer. I was glad that it even allowed me to catch a glimpse of the Marseille Cathedral. A cable car ride to the hilltop would have definitely been an ideal way to end the day. But there are some things which you must leave for a next time. My sweet tooth was satisfied at the end of one wonderful evening in the city. And this was enough to complete my visit to a lesser known piece of heaven, Marseille. Bonjour! =)
Lia Reef
Lia, 63320 Champeix, France
This diving spot is our new underwater discovery. Lia reef offers a very rich marine life and dives going to about -24m. There is great number of black and yellow sponges at about 20 m, and we often see beautiful nudibranchs. The site is one of the richest in fish and has a perfect visibility up to 40m. A diving spot for advanced and novice divers alike.
Cathédrale Saint-Jean-Baptiste
8 Place Saint-Jean, Lyon, France
Rue des Vendanges, 69820 Fleurie, France
For a Beaujolais wine tasting experience, visit the Cave de Fleurie in the elegant town of Fleurie. This town is dedicated to the Beaujolais and has attracted many passionate wine makers over the years.Where to stay
Le 1911
Sommet du Puy de Dôme, 63870 Orcines, France
At the summit, find a beautiful gastronomic restaurant with a panoramic view of the landscape. Plan ahead as Le 1911 is only open the March 18 to December 31 (exact dates change annually). If you're on a budget pack a lunch of fruits, trail mix, and a cheese and tomato baguette for a picnic with a view!
Le Pouce de Cesar
Avenue de Hambourg a Cote du Musee d'Art Contemporain, 13008 Marseille
Calanque du Sugiton
Luminy, Marseille
Musee de Fourviere
8 Place de Fourviere, 69005, Lyon
Plages du Prado
Avenue Pierre Mendes, 13008 Marseille
Terre adélice Glacier
1 Place de la Baleine, Lyon, France
A small stall situated at place De la Baleine in the heart of the Old City offers a wide range of flavors. More than you can actually imagine! Have you ever tried pine ice cream with cedar nuts? Or white goat cheese flavored ice? There are around a hundred of tastes to choose from J
Les Deux Alpes
Les Deux Alpes, 38860 Mont-de-Lans, France
Rue de la Croix de Chamrousse
Rue de la Croix de Chamrousse, 38640 Claix, France
Restaurant Le Belvédère
Route du Semnoz, 74000 Annecy, France
It will feel like you're in a fairy tale! No need to sit in a fancy restaurant if the sun is shining. Head to the closest Lidl, a European supermarket chain, to grab a bottle of wine, some cheese, and snacks to enjoy as the sun kisses your skin. If you are looking for a true French cuisine experience with a breath taking view of the alpine scenery, dine at Le Belvédère.Pass a relaxing day swimming in the beautiful natural Lac d'Annecy, which France boasts as being the purest lake in Europe. Soak in the sun and the breathtaking views as you float alongside the magnificent landscape.
La Calèche
18 Rue du Dr Paccard, 74400 Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France
Chamonix is so close to the Swiss boarder, you can't miss out on the opportunity to taste their answer to every cheese-lovers dream: raclette! Essentially this dish is a heaping gooey pile of melted cheese on an assortment of hearty staples like potatoes and grilled meats. You can try it for yourself at La Calèche.Transportation around FranceBy busAll of the locations mentioned are accessible by coach buses, a popular and cost effective method of transportation in France. I recommend booking with either Flixbus or Ouibus. Prices start from as low as 5 euros a journey! Both operators have excellent service, free Wi-Fi on board, comfortable reclining seats, charging outlets, and an app to make purchasing and keeping track of your tickets easy.By carHaving access is great when traveling to destinations off of the beaten path. They allow you to take the scenic route and find truly authentic experiences. Don't worry though, there is no need to rent a car if you don't plan on driving to all of your destinations. Check out BlaBlaCar, a popular and safe option in France. Think of it as Uber for longer distances. Coordinate with local drivers heading to your destination of choice. This usually gets you to your destination quicker as you don't have to waste time in an airport or on detour routes of coach buses. Prices are based on distance traveled and any tolls the route may incur.If you're on a budget, book ahead for the best fares. Happy and safe travels!
Lake Annecy
Lake Annecy, France
Chateau Simone
Chemin de la Simone, 13590 Meyreuil, Aix-en-Provence
Tata Senegalais
D100, 69380 Chasselay
Rue de la Republique
Institut Manahe Beaute
Rue Hector Berlioz, Le Village, 01480 Beauregard
Plage de la Grande Mer
13260 Cassis
Pastis Et Compagnie
9 B Rue Bremond, 13260 Cassis
The Panier
13002 Marseille
Musee d'Histoire Naturelle
Palais Longchamp, Marseille
Noailles Market
Canebiere and Capucins, 13001 Marseille
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Only a few short days ago, following leaked pre-order images that appeared on the EA Origins server, we reported on an impending announcement from Crytek Studios of a sequel to the mega-popular sci-fi shooter, Crysis 2.
Now, publisher Electronic Arts, in conjunction with the developer, have officially announced Crysis 3 for release in 2013 on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 – as well as offered up new details on the highly-anticipated follow-up.
Leaked cover art from the Swedish version of print magazine Game Reactor hinted at the possibility of a new Crysis reveal; though, at the time, some gamers remained skeptical – since many believed that Crytek, known for pushing graphical boundaries, would be waiting for the inevitable PS4 and Xbox 720 to unleash a new installment in their flagship franchise. Instead, many believed the studio would potentially offer-up an entirely new IP.
However, any speculation can now be put to rest – as Crysis 3 is officially out in the open and, based on this early info, should offer-up an enjoyable mix of the same classic nanosuit game mechanics players enjoyed in previous games while also adding some new elements into the mix.
According to Crytek Chief Executive Officer, Cevat Yerli:
"Crysis 3 is a thrilling mix of sandbox gameplay, advanced combat and hi-tech human and alien weaponry that shooter fans will love. Leveraging the latest CryENGINE technology, we're able to deliver seven unique themes that offer stunning and visually loaded gameplay experiences. We cannot wait until people get their hands on the game."
No doubt one of the biggest questions, following the leaked Crysis 3 images, was how exactly the follow-up would tie-into the plot of Crysis 2 as well as who exactly would be piloting the nanosuit this round. While many believed we'd once again be taking-on the role of Alcatraz, the Force Recon Marine turned one-man-army from Crysis 2, as it turns out, Crysis 3 will actually see the player in the nanoboots of series icon Prophet (once known as Laurence "Prophet" Barnes).
Here's the official teaser synopsis for Crysis 3:
Set in 2047, Prophet is on a revenge mission after uncovering the truth behind Cell Corporation's motives for building the quarantined Nanodomes. The citizens were told that the giant citywide structures were resurrected to protect the population and to cleanse these metropolises of the remnants of Ceph forces. In reality, the Nanodomes are CELL's covert attempt at a land and technology grab in their quest for global domination. With Alien Ceph lurking around every corner and human enemies on the attack, nobody is safe in the path of vengeance. Everyone is a target in Prophet's quest for retribution.
At first, the return of Prophet might be confusing – given that many players will remember the character died in the opening of Crysis 2 – it was later revealed that Barnes was "alive" inside the nanosuit worn by Alcatraz. Furthermore, in the closing moments of Crysis 2, a quick cutscene suggests that the isolated personalities of Barnes and Alcatraz were both at work in the Nanosuit – operating together as a singular entity, Prophet. Meaning, that while Prophet is back for Crysis 3, this won't be a carbon copy of the character from the original Crysis.
Check out Prophet in action in these new Crysis 3 screenshots:
Players will have to wait until 2013 to see how Prophet is depicted this round; however, EA has announced a series of pre-order incentives for gamers eager to secure their copy of Crysis 3. Similar to the bonuses offered to Crysis 2 pre-orderers, pre-launch Crysis 3 buyers will automatically be upgraded to the Crysis 3 "Hunter" Edition:
The Crysis 3 Hunter Edition gives players the tools to become the ultimate hunter in multiplayer with early access to the new signature bow and its attachments, plus the Hunter Nanosuit module which adds additional power and functionality to the super-suit. Gamers who pre-order now will also have a head start when playing online with a bonus XP boost up to level 5, a unique bow skin and three exclusive dog tags to hunt in style. The Crysis 3 Hunter Edition is available on Origin.com and other participating retailers for $59.99.
Dependent on which retailer players pre-order their copy from, they might also be eligible to receive on of the following bonus incentives (though, at the time of this writing, EA had yet to specify where to go for each respective pack):
- Stalker Pack — Includes the base game, all Hunter Edition content and the following early multiplayer unlocks: for players who like to stalk their prey from the shadows the Stalker Pack provides early multiplayer access to the deadly semi-auto Jackal shotgun. This powerful, close-range shotgun comes with a unique silencer attachment, custom weapon skin and two exclusive themed in-game dog tags.
- Overkill Pack — Includes the base game, all Hunter Edition content and the following early multiplayer unlocks: the Overkill Pack features early multiplayer access to the Typhoon assault weapon and skin. Spewing 500 rounds a second, the Typhoon gives players the ability to go guns blazing to take back the Liberty Dome. Also included are two exclusive Overkill themed in-game dog tags.
- Predator Pack — Includes the base game, all the Hunter Edition content and the following early multiplayer unlocks: the Predator Pack delivers early multiplayer access to the Feline submachine gun and exclusive camo. With an extremely fast rate of fire and a 60 round magazine the Feline is highly effective and deadly, at short range.
Crysis 2 offered players an unprecedented amount of customization options – allowing them to fortify the nanosuit and explode onto battlefield spewing ammo or turn on cloak and slip past enemies for stealthy killing. Judging by these pre-order bonuses, players should expect the same choose-your-playstyle fun from Crysis 3.
Crysis 3 will arrive for the PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 in 2013.
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I bought these as a gift for my brother to use when he is welding. He was complaining about not having a decent set of clamps for welding and I was getting some other stuff out of the Grizzly Christmas catalog so I got him a couple of sets. He hasn't had a chance to use them yet but they look nice and heavy and the copper coating on the threads should keep the splatter from sticking to them.
These clamps work well, and the price is RIGHT. Great service here. Thanks so much.