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The Disintegration Machine is a very short story written by Arthur Conan Doyle. It was first published in Strand Magazine in January 1929.
The story centers around the discovery of a machine capable of disintegrating objects and reforming them as they were.
This short story is a part of the "Challenger series", a collection of stories about the wealthy eccentric adventurer Professor Challenger.
Edward Malone, the narrator of The Lost World, the novel in which Challenger first appeared, described his first meeting with the character: His appearance made me gasp. I was prepared for something strange, but not for so overpowering a personality as this. It was his size, which took one's breath away – his size and his imposing presence. His head was enormous, the largest I have ever seen upon a human being. I am sure that his top hat, had I ventured to don it, would have slipped over me entirely and rested on my shoulders.
He had the face and beard, which I associate with an Assyrian bull; the former florid, the latter so black as almost to have a suspicion of blue, spade-shaped and rippling down over his chest. The hair was peculiar, plastered down in front in a long, curving wisp over his massive forehead.
The eyes were blue-grey under great black tufts, very clear, very critical, and very masterful. A huge spread of shoulders and a chest like a barrel were the other parts of him which appeared above the table, save for two enormous hands covered with long black hair. This and a bellowing, roaring, rumbling voice made up my first impression of the notorious Professor Challenger. He was also a pretentious and self-righteous scientific jack-of-all-trades.
Although considered by Malone's editor, Mr McArdle, to be "just a homicidal megalomaniac with a turn for science", his ingenuity could be counted upon to solve any problem or get out of any unsavoury situation, and be sure to offend and insult several other people in the process.
Challenger was, in many ways, rude, crude, and without social conscience or inhibition. Yet he was a man capable of great loyalty and his love of his wife was all encompassing.
Like Sherlock Holmes, Professor Challenger was based on a real person — in this case, a professor of physiology named William Rutherford, who had lectured at the University of Edinburgh while Conan Doyle studied medicine there.
"A very enjoyable tale and an easy listen that has reignited my interest in Conan Doyle's work." (The Cult Den)
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A bit less than what I had expected. It seemed more like a small scene in a larger story and barely worthy of existing on its own. Trivial might be a good description of the story. Entertaining in spots - yet still inconsequential.
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Qatar: More Qatari women join workforce but obstacles remain
The report cited several obstacles like increasing divorce problems, late marriages, unwillingness to be employed in specific occupations and jobs and female unemployment, among others. The rising divorce rate is a major challenge facing Qatari women. Divorce cases rose from 376 in 1995 to 581 in 2003, with 32.76 per cent of total marriages in the same year. Late marriage is a common phenomenon in the Qatari society and has consequences for women.
Another reason is the unemployment rate among Qatari females which exceeds that of males. According to study on unemployment in Qatar, 85.4 per cent of Qatari females had secondary education or were university graduates. Still Qatari women's participation in employment sectors, in general, limited.
Their participation is mainly in the government sector rather than private sector. About 85.3 per cent of women work in the public sector, constituting 33.6 per cent of the total government workforce, as compared to 4.5 per cent in the private sector, mainly in the banking sector, and 2.5 per cent in the mixed sector. The health and education sectors employ a large number of them. Qatari women's participation in the health sector constitutes 77.4 per cent of the total Qatari workforce in this sector."
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Skip to comments.ROME DIARY - April 15: Papal Odds
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Raymond Arroyo and I had Fr. Peter Gumpel on our EWTN broadcast last night. We thought that would make for an interesting ten-minute segment--but it turned into an utterly fascinating half hour.
Gumpel is from an aristocratic Austrian family and has had personal encounters with popes going back to Pius XI. A "relator" (an independent judge) in the office dealing with the causes of saints, the Jesuit Gumpel has been working in Rome for more than 50 years. While he believes that John Paul II will be and should be declared a saint, he is strongly opposed to rushing the process. The procedures established in the 16th century--including the rigorous examination of alleged miracles by the best medical science of the times--is essential, he insists, to avoid the awkwardness of the subsequent discovery of possibly embarrassing facts. He is also cool to the idea of declaring the late pope "John Paul the Great," although there is no official procedure for applying that title. "Does it mean that other popes were not so great?" he asks. To which I counter, "Does declaring him a saint mean that other popes were not so saintly?" We agree to disagree on the appellation "John Paul the Great."
Of the 264 popes, 78 have been declared saints, many of them martyrs in the early centuries. The comparative merits of popes is always a subject of lively debate, as is evident in, for instance, Eamon Duffy's popular history of the popes, with the unfortunate title Saints and Sinners. In endless conversations this week about carrying on "the legacy of John Paul II," there is frequent discussion of whether the pope to be elected next week should take the title of "John Paul III." Doing that might set him up for unfair and invidious comparisons. The practice of popes adopting a new name upon election goes back to 533 when a priest named Mercury was elected. It would never do to have a pope with such a blatantly pagan name, so he called himself John II. Since then the most popular names chosen by popes are, in order: John, Gregory, Benedict, Clement, Leo, Innocent, and Pius. Were Joseph Ratzinger to be elected, I would not be surprised if he chose the name Boniface, the apostle to the Germans.
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According to Dublin bookmakers, the odds favor Lustiger of Paris and Martini, formerly of Milan, but nobody here in Rome gives their prospects much credence. One Italian daily is puffing Angelo Sodano, secretary of state under John Paul, as Ratzinger's chief rival, but that, too, is viewed as highly improbable in Rome. Yet another Italian daily claims the American cardinals are forming a bloc in opposition to Ratzinger, but I find that hard to credit since in recent years the American cardinals have not formed a bloc on much of anything, and at least a couple of them are great admirers of Ratzinger. Yesterday one cardinal said the meetings are "tranquil and cordial" while another described the cardinals as "divided and gravely concerned." Take your pick. I imagine the Holy Spirit is amused by the chattering speculation.
This way of selecting a pope is criticized in some circles for being antiquated, secretive, and undemocratic. There is something to that, but then one must ask what would be a better way. Some who are identified as champions of collegiality have proposed that there should be a worldwide consultation of the 4,000 bishops of the Church, including provisions for the contributions of priests and the lay faithful. One can imagine the nightmare of having a three-or six-month campaign season upon the death or retirement of a pope. Presumably the cardinals would be something like the electoral college in the American system, with each casting a vote in accord with the expressed wishes of his region. Such proposals are, in addition to being unworkable, a formula for unbridled politicking and factionalism.
The present procedure is to gather the cardinals, who are the senior bishops of the universal Church and chief consultants to the late pope, for a few days of prayer and getting to know one another, followed by a conclave in which, protected from the media and outside influences, they elect one of their own whom they trust to lead the Church for undetermined years into the future. People who are put off by the inevitable maneuverings and counter-maneuverings are lacking a Catholic and incarnational sensibility that is not offended by God's use of very human means to achieve His purposes. This does not mean that a bad pope cannot be elected. There have been more than a few bad popes in the past. The promise is that nobody will be elected who will be able to destroy the Church or betray what Catholics call the deposit of faith. And maybe, please God, he will be another saint.
It is a cliché to say that the Church is not a democracy, but it is a cliché because so many recognize that it is true. There is always the danger of the arrogance and abuse of power, and patterns of consultation and collaboration can always be improved. But those who claimed after the Second Vatican Council that the Church's affirmation of democracy in the secular realm required, for the sake of consistency, the extension of democracy in the governance of the Church were wrong--and they are still wrong. The political sovereign in the temporal and temporary realm is "we the people." Christ is the sovereign of the Church. Of course, if Christ is Lord, he is Lord of all, but only in the Church is his sovereignty institutionalized, so to speak. In everything, and certainly in the choosing of a successor to Peter, the goal is to discern the will of Christ. And that I have no doubt is what is happening--not despite everything, but through everything--during these days in Rome.
Another thing or two before I leave for this evening's broadcast. On our EWTN broadcast, Fr. Peter Gumpel was especially appreciative of the work of Ronald Rychlak, Joseph Bottum, David Dalin, and others who have written in First Things in response to the many libelous attacks on Pius XII, such as John Cornwell's vulgar and dishonest book, Hitler's Pope. Gumpel spoke movingly of meetings with John Paul in which the late pope expressed his fervent hope that he would live long enough to beatify his esteemed predecessor. That was not to be, but Fr. Gumpel is confident Pius will be beatified in due course.
And then a word about those millions of people, mainly young people, who came to the funeral last Friday. I have seen several accounts, and heard worldly wise reporters, describing the "rock star" attraction of John Paul. In fact, the crowds, stretching more than three miles beyond St. Peter's, were wondrously solemn and prayerful. The Legionaries of Christ and other religious orders posted priests all along the way and there was a brisk business in confessions around the clock. One Legionary priest tells of his non-stop hearing of confessions--from five o'clock in the afternoon until six o'clock the next morning. The mayor of Rome said that not one serious crime was reported in the city during the days when millions were waiting up to 26 hours to view the body. That is hard to believe, but that is what he said.
John Paul went to the world and the world came to him, and they knew why they had come.
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If Cardinal Ratzinger is elected, there'll be no end of temper tantrums thrown by the usual suspects. How many of them will actually have the brass to walk, though?
Lol! And my 70ish neighbor will lead the march!
Pope Boniface? Hmmm.....
The shrill and hysterical vilification of Pius XII was, oddly enough, one of the things that turned me towards the Catholic Church. It became obviously pretty quickly that these folks had an axe to grind -- I was curious as to why, and what they stood to gain. One thing led to another . . .
Wow! This Catholic never had a clue that so many popes had been declared saints.
You cooperated with the Grace of God and foiled the enemies plan! Many more blessings to you!
Did you happen to hear Fr. Neuhaus' wonderful remark yesterday during the EWTN coverage to the effect that the Lord has guaranteed that no Pope will be elected who is capable of destroying the entire Church?
I read the transcript! (I was in the middle of a large pasture and a very wet pond for most of Friday).
I hope and pray though that it is true and will be borne out by this Conclave.
There have been some pretty awful popes in the past, and none managed to bring down the Church!
Absolutely - at least all of the candidates in this case are over the age of 12.
There was a great thread here about the betting that is apparently going on regarding the name that the next Pope will choose. Nomen omen...it will indicate the direction he plans to take in the future. Naturally, of course, God may have other plans. But this will at least give us a hint.
I'm going to be holding my breath until I see that white smoke! And hear the name.
Of course, juries only have temporal consequences . . .
Right after the pope died there was someone on Fox saying that he knew that knowing that Pius XII and the Church didn't speak up during WWII hurt John Paul II so much. I wish I could remember who it was. I was livid. and you know, they never make them defend such statements, they just let them go and the defamation is done and is already in some ignoramouses mind and being repeated as fact.
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They WERE almost entirely in the first few centuries, when most Popes ended up martyrs. But several recent popes have been beatified or canonized.
Mangiapreti means cleric-bashers, literally, "priest chewers." They sicken me
In a literally fundamental sense, ALL popes are "rock" stars.
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Dozens of personal stories of military personnel and civilians once silenced by the federal government's "Don't ask, Don't Tell" policy are finally given a voice in this adaptation of the acclaimed one-man show. Adapted from hundreds of hours of interviews collected over three years, the stories collectively paint a compelling and deeply humanistic portrait of this highly politicized issue.
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Villa Apollonia in Tala, Paphos, Cyprus is a spacious, well equipped, modern luxury villa with three bedrooms, two bathrooms (one en-suite) and cloakroom and sleeps six. Villa Apollonia has an elevated position with amazing sea views, private pool with stone walls surrounding, air conditioned throughout, washing machine, dishwasher, enclosed garden, car port, large gas BBQ, TV with Blu-Ray DVD player, Wi-Fi and other modern equipment. All in a convenient location close to shops, restaurants and bars and a short drive to Paphos Town and the beach at Coral Bay.
Villa Apollonia has been designed as a modern home from home in the Sun. There's not much you can't find here.
The ground floor (upper) is light, bright and airy and has a large open plan space comprising lounge, dining area and through to the kitchen. The lounge has a choice of sofas (seating 7) and Home Entertainment System comprising large TV with USB & HDMi ports, Wi-Fi for watching TV online from a choice of websites which includes UK channels such as BBC & ITV. There is a Blu-Ray DVD player and an IPOD Docking station is also provided. The dining table seats six comfortably and is adjacent to a large bookcase with a great choice of reading (the owner doesn't mind you book swapping).
Sliding doors open out from the dining area to an outside terrace overlooking the private pool and out to Sea. The terrace comprises a nice rattan style table and 6 chairs and is shaded by a 3m sail shade which gives a choice of eating areas inside and out in close proximity to the kitchen either during the day or at night. Villa Apollonia's kitchen is well equipped with fitted units in chestnut colour with matching granite work surfaces and mosaic tiled splash backs. Major stainless steel appliances include large fridge/freezer, dishwasher, oven, hob, hood and microwave. A fully tiled cloakroom completes the internal areas of the ground floor.
Going downstairs at Villa Apollonia you will find the 3 bedrooms (one with en-suite) and a full bathroom also. , patio doors which lead out to a shaded terrace and an en-suite shower room. The second bedroom is a lovely double bedroom and features a TV & DVD player and shares access to the terrace. The third bedroom is a twin room. Each bedroom has fitted wardrobes and bedside units. Completing the downstairs is a spacious family bathroom with shower, bath, wc and wash hand basin and a cupboard which houses the washing machine (no noise in living areas).
The shaded outdoor terrace has a modern corner sofa set for relaxing with a coffee or your favourite aperitif whilst admiring the views or keeping an eye on the kids in the pool. Villa Apollonia in Tala is fully air-conditioned with ceiling fans to bedrooms. Fly screens have been fitted throughout to allow for natural circulation. The villa has benefit of a UK style plumbing system (so no need to use bins for paper). The villa has wireless internet, and has a supply of fresh drinking water to the kitchen. The water is heated by solar panels on the roof. The villa is fitted with a UK style sanitary system (no bins required for paper). Towels are supplied for inside as well as by the pool. A selection of DVD's, books and games is provided for your entertainment. Other extras such as coolbox, cool bags and ice blocks assist with days out and shopping.
**The current IPTV system features most UK Sky channels (premium sports, documentaries, movies & music included) as well as many channels in German, Spanish and Russian. It also features a library of 900 movies, series and children's series which is regularly updated.**
The outside areas of Villa Apollonia offer a choice of seating and relaxation areas. The centrepiece of the holiday villa's exterior is a very inviting 8m x 4m private pool. The surrounding areas of the pool comprise of areas for sun loungers, parasols, the BBQ and a table and chairs to seat 6 allowing uninterrupted Sea Views whilst dining or socialising by the pool. There is also an outdoor pool shower for your convenience.
Most of the outside areas afford spectacular uninterrupted views of the soothing blue colours of the Mediterranean Sea as well as the surrounding hillside. The pretty flowers, shrubs and palm trees add to the atmosphere, making it the ideal place for relaxing in the sun or shade.
The villa further benefits from a car port allowing any car used to keep cool in Summer. Additional parking is available outside the villa's entrance. An exterior staircase allows an easy route from the upper areas of the house or car port down to the pool area.
Review submitted by Ian and Gail from Cumbria - (Submitted: 14/09/2017)
''The villa was perfect we had a lovely relaxing holiday. We spent a lot of our time just relaxing by the pool, villa Apollonia is beautiful. We will certainly be returning to Cyprus again as everything about our holiday was perfect the villa was as always well equipped , beautiful and clean and very peaceful. Our evening meals at Duomo restaurant were excellent..beautiful food and lovely people. Many thanks again. Gail and ian
Review submitted by Richard from Camberley, Surrey (Submitted: 14/09/2017)
''We found the property to be exactly how it was described and how it appeared on the website. The villa itself is very well equipped and there was nothing we can complain about. For us, the location was perfect. It is close enough to the beach and restaurants of Coral Bay and Paphos centre, but far enough to enjoy the quietness. Highly recommend Melitzia Tavern in Tala Village. We ordered 4 of the Traditional Mezze and were not disappointed. Go hungry! I would also highly recommend Latchi Watersports. We hired a boat twice and found them to be incredibly professional. Instructions are clear and the boats were all in a great condition. Most of the staff are very friendly, well trained and I thought they were great value for money. No complaints at all, everything was prefect. Information was accurate, communication was spot on and some of the tips and advice was very useful. We received a note on arrival introducing themselves. I send a text one day to Colin and he responded immediately. Other than that there was no need to communicate with them.''
Review submitted by Ian from Cumbria (Submitted: 30/09/2016)
''The villa itself was well equipped with everything we needed for a relaxing holiday. Location was perfect. Very peaceful an beautiful area. Having hired car we visited a couple of restaurants in Paphos and some lovely beaches. We were very happy with the excellent service provided.''
We couldn't have been happier. Letsrentonline couldnt have been more helpful from the start. This is a special Villa with attention to detail, co-ordinated decor, great position though you do need a car, with a view of the sea and quiet. My only niggle was the firmness of the bed but I changed to a slightly softer single and was fine thereafter. The people of Cyprus are warm, welcoming kind and genuine. The food was excellent and the overall experience from car hire, day boat hire at Latchi and visits to Tomb of the Kings and Adonis Waterfalls etc etc was just perfect. Thank you.
From Villa Apollonia it's just a ten-fifteen minute* stroll into Tala village where you'll find a good selection of shops, restaurants and bars. Picturesque Tala Square is just 1.5km away and is popular for lunches, relaxing with a drink and evening meals on the verandas of the good quality restaurants, many with stunning views over Paphos and to the Sea.
Sometimes referred to the 'Beverley Hills' of Cyprus, Tala is a popular and growing village north of Paphos, set on a west facing hillside looking out over the blue Mediterranean Sea. Immediately north of the village is the famous Agios Neofytos monastery dating from 1159 (well worth a visit). In the fields around Tala you'll find vineyards, orange, lemon, olive and almond trees and banana plantations.
You can drive to Villa Apollonia from Paphos Airport in about thirty minutes (An easy drive of 2 hours from Larnaca). From the villa it's a short drive into Paphos for some of the best shopping you'll find anywhere in Cyprus.
It's also an easy drive to the centre of Peyia, a vibrant community stretching from the bright lights of Coral Bay to the traditional centre of the old village.
There is a good choice of beaches within an easy drive. Try Coral Bay - a great beach with every amenity and water sports you could imagine including diving. Alternatively drive up the coast road into the Akamas Region to enjoy the deserted beaches of Lara and beyond. You can easily follow the B7 to Polis and Latchi to find more watersports, lovely beaches and marina restaurants where you can sample the freshest catches of the day.
From Tala the attractions in Paphos and renowned Paphos Aphrodite Water Park are easily accessible, as are numerous archaeological ruins in Paphos such as the Tombs of the Kings. The Mosaics and Paphos Archaeological Park.
There's a golf course at Tsada (now known as Minthis Hills) approximately 20 minute's drive away. The new Elea Estate Golf Club designed by Sir Nick Faldo is also only 20 minutes away with Secret Valley and Aphrodite Hills golf courses reachable in 30 minutes or less also.
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Charles Bertram: The Court Conjurer by Edwin A. Dawes. 1977 First Collector's Edition. This is a specially numbered copy of only fifty copies of the Deluxe Edition signed by the author, specially bound in pebbled leatherette, with colorful dust jacket, housed in a pebbled leatherette slip case. 360 pages, 8 by 11, color plates. Book is brand new and still in shrinkwrap.A Biography With Bertram's Greatest Tricks Explained - Edwin A Dawes - Charles Bertram was hailed as the greatest parlour and close-up magician at the turn of the century. His tremendous sleight of hand talents, combined with a gracious and warm presentation made him the favorite conjurer of England's royalty. Bertram transformed close-up and parlour magic in England the way Hofzinser had in Vienna, and Houdin in France, by bringing it from the streets and taverns into the drawing rooms of the upper echelon of society. This near-forgotten master of the art has been brought to life in this new biography by the noted historian Edwin A Dawes. Years of research and writing will take you into the colorful world of magic in turn-of-the century England. At 360 pages, this oversize book brings you not only Bertram's fascinating life, but also all of his known routines explained with all details available. Bertram's handlings of The Four Ace Tricks, Cups and Balls, Cards To Pocket, Diminishing Cards, Sands of the Desert, The Production of Flags, Multiplying Billiard Balls and many more are explained in full. Over 100 rare photographs
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Why Is Ubuntu's Unity Squeezing out GNOME 3?
Not too long ago, I wrote about Ubuntu's embrace of the Unity desktop and what that would mean for Ubuntu users who might prefer a traditional GNOME shell.
At the time, I was called out by some readers regarding my belief that Ubuntu was limiting itself with its choice in relying on Unity. Now as we approach Ubuntu 11.04, it looks as if I might have been right all along.
While users can certainly select the older GNOME shell, the move to the Unity desktop has clearly not been greeted with unanimous applause.
Unity is not GNOME 3
One fact that ought to be made clear from the start is that in the name of Ubuntu seeking to make Unity their default desktop experience, the development team has indeed locked some users into a singular desktop experience.
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Green groups demand appeal over Sunoco's Mariner gas pipeline approval
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- Three environmental groups have asked Pennsylvania regulators to reconsider approval of Sunoco Pipeline LP's Mariner East 2 natural gas liquids (NGL) pipeline, which is planned to stretch more than 300 miles across Pennsylvania and part of Ohio.
- The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) approved the project on Monday, but advocacy groups claim the agency failed to address the negative environmental impacts of the project.
- The Mariner East system moves propane, ethane and butane from the Marcellus and Utica shale areas in western Pennsylvania, West Virginia and eastern Ohio to markets in Pennsylvania.
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Three environmental groups have asked Pennsylvania to reconsider approval of the Mariner East expansion, arguing the energy company was not entirely forthcoming in its application.
"Sunoco's permit applications were woefully incomplete, inaccurate, and contradictory, and DEP's review and approval was utterly inadequate," Clean Air Council Executive Director Joseph Minott said in a statement. The decision was made too hastily, he said, and will allow Sunoco to violate the law.
"What DEP has authorized with these permits is the destruction of Pennsylvania streams and wetlands, the endangerment of the public, and great damage to both public and private property," Minott said.
The approval comes after Sunoco won a highly contested lawsuit filed by landowners arguing against the company using eminent domain to site their pipeline through private property, Philly.com reported.
The first phase the Mariner East project consisted of interstate and intrastate propane and ethane service. The second, known as Mariner East 2, will expand the total takeaway capacity to 345,000 barrels per day for interstate and intrastate propane, ethane and butane service, according to Sunoco. The project is expected to commence operations in the first half of 2017.
The Clean Air Council was joined in its appeal by the Delaware Riverkeeper Network and the Mountain Watershed Association. The groups say that since 2002, Sunoco has paid over $2 million in fines issued by the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration.
Environmental groups and landowners have grown increasingly vocal against major pipeline infrastructure projects as companies seek to move natural gas to big markets in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. The Northeast in particular has suffered from natural gas constraints in the past due to high winter demand and insufficient supply.
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A brief extract of four kids' lives somewhere in France. Quentin, who won a writers contest and now pays more attention to his career as an author than to his friends, beautiful Julie, his girl-friend, much more mature than she looks, falling in love with Quentin's very best friend Jimmy, who is kind of stuck in his unability of self-expression and grown up under bad social circumstances. And there is the shy boy Samir, exiled from Algeria, who lost his "brother" and only friend some time ago. Samir heavily falls in love with Quentin, but he can't handle it...
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After being bootlegged, the official trailer for Fright Night 2: New Blood has been released by Fox Home Entertainment and we have it for you below. Dig it!
Eduardo Rodriguez directed the remake/sequel arriving on DVD and Blu-ray October 1st.
When high school student Charlie attends a study abroad program with his horror obsessed friend "Evil" Ed and ex-girlfriend Amy in Romania, he soon discovers their young attractive professor Gerri (Jaime Murray) is a real life vampire. Too bad no one believes him. In fact, Evil Ed finds it amusing and it only feeds his vampire obsession. When Gerri turns Ed, Charlie seeks out Peter Vincent, the infamous vampire hunter (well, he plays one on TV) who is in Romania filming his show "Fright Night," to teach him how to take down Gerri before she gets to Amy, who's blood will cure Gerri of spending eternity as a vampire.
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Upcoming Budapest/Prague/Berlin trip
I have a trip planned for early September. I'm a "bang for your buck" kind of traveler (looking for clean, quiet, good location preferably with a little charm, doesn't have to be 4*, overly roomy or luxurious), and have checked reviews on Tripadvisor, Venere, Booking, etc, but very little info was found in these forums (which is my go to place for honest and accurate opinions and info) when I searched my specific hotel choices. The hotels are:
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Have you ever taken an overnight train - if so you know whether you can get some shut eye or not - folks who cannot stand a modicum of noise may 'awaken' in the destination city sleepless - but most have no problem - I've taken zillions and rarely had time sleeping but just a note if you've never taken one there is noise from the tracks stops in stations. PA announcements and if in a shared compartment snorers and folks getting up at night to go to the loo, etc.
For lots on what to expect of overnight trains check: www.seat61.com - also clues you in on available discounted train tickets; www.ricksteves.com and www.budgeteuropetravel.com. You may be a night train pro but just in case you're not...
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I did research the train. I booked a sleeper compartment for the 2 of us so no shared area and there will be some form of beds and a sink. I look at it as an adventure. Trains in general put me to sleep. Planes are another story.
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Ok - great - a private room is well worth the extra cost over a couchette IME - especially for a couple - my friend insists his first kid was conceived on a night train to Venice! Enjoy! You can bring any food and drink you want onboard!
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You will LOVE Pod Vezi. Just at the end of the Charles Bridge. Great rooms, great breakfast, great staff, no view, but everything else was beyond wonderful.
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Ha Ha PalenQ, although no new additions to my family...we're beyond that age The train is at 10PM, and based on our travel style (a LOT of walking), we'll be tired at that point. Although, maybe a bottle of wine and a little dessert won't hurt.
Zorrosf, thanks for the feedback on Pod Vezi. We booked a "superior double room" in their "second" building.
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In Budapest you should totally visit the Margaret Island which is in the middle of Danube and there are lots of landscape parks. From the centre of Budapest you can easily walk through the Margaret Bridge and arrive there in maximum 15-20 minutes.
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As for "free" walking tours, you can find them in each of your cities. Usually, they all meet at the same square. Usually, there will be guides who are not affiliated with the "major players," but are very good and you tend to get much smaller groups. In Prague, we intended to go with a well-known group, but ended up with a transplanted South African who formerly worked for the "major players," but was on his own. He took our group of 4 and one other couple for a total of 6. Had a truly wonderful experience. The group going away with the "major Player" had at least 40 people in it. Sometimes, it just pays to take a chance.
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Zorrosf, thanks for the tip about tour guides. I rather not be with a group of 40 if I don't have to, and don't have a problem paying for a decent tour.
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I have purchased my train tickets in advance. The sleeper from Budapest to Prague, I had to purchase on the Czech rail site. The Budapest site didn't sell the sleeper car tickets on line. On the Czech site (czech-transport.com), the tickets can be sent here (US), for about $25, or to the Budapest hotel. I opted to get them here, just so I know I have them.
The tickets from Prague to Berlin I purchased on the German site (www.bahn.com). I first tried on the Czech, but again, they had to ship, no print at home option. I was able to print them on the German site, after registering. I also paid 9E more for reserved seats, although from what I read, this isn't really necessary, as the trains rarely are full. I also read that the right side of the train has better views, but that can't be requested with the reserved seats, so hopefully we'll be lucky either to have seats reserved on that side, or empty seats we can take on that side.
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paid 9E more for reserved seats, although from what I read, this isn't really necessary, as the trains rarely are full.>
In 2nd class they can always be quite full - you can find single seats scattered around but if want to be guaranteed two seats together then it is a wise investment - otherwise you may be playing musical chairs - seeing a seat is not reserved until say Dresden but is afterwards - and finding one that was reserved from Prague but not from Dresden, etc. You could always make those seat reservations a few days early once in Prague too - this all assuming you have 2nd class seats - first class IME rarely on any German train not having several or more empty seats though that too is changing as trains try not to ferry half-full compartments around. discounted tickets are meant to assure fuller loads when folks have to book really early so the train company knows how many cars it will need - the days of half-full cars in either classes in Germany are declining IME but first class still can be dependable to have empty seats usually but 2nd much fuller.
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We booked 2nd class. So far I have had nothing but good experiences with trains in Europe, but never traveled these routes.
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Prague to Berlin trains are top notch German trains I believe - amongst the finest in Europe - but beware Germany has had a spate of rail strikes, some lasting several days so pay attention - strikes are usually announced in advance - currently there seems to be some kind of cease fire and in strikes not all trains are affected but for th foreseeable future a constant problem - again the situation I read may be on its way to resolving - hopefully but in May and June trains seemed to be on strike more than not.
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We're going in early September. I will check for rail strikes when it gets closer to the time. I sure hope that's not a problem. I guess flying is the alternative.
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Just returned. All the accommodations were GREAT! I would highly recommend each one. In both the case of Kapital Inn and Pod Vezi, we arrived early in the morning, they gave us our room right away, and even offered breakfast (at no extra cost). I didn't expect either, so that was a pleasant surprise.
As far as the train goes, we had no problem, but came close. We were there during the refugee crisis at Keleti train station (which is heart wrenching). There had been no trains running east up until the night before our train. We had made alternative plans, to take a cab to train station in Slovakia and catch our same train there. Worst case scenario was to take cab all the way to Prague (which was the backup of our alternative). Fortunately we were able to stick with original plan. Albert, at Kapital Inn kindly helped us arrange the backups, by checking regularly with the train station, making phone calls and exploring other options (bus and plane, which both were booked solid). Without him we would have been anxious, to say the least.
The sleeper was fine, actually the rocking of the train put me to sleep! I would not hesitate to do this again if it fit into the itinerary.
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Thanks for the report - especially how the rocking sleeper train helped you sleep!
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Interested to hear your experience re: trains during the refugee crisis. We will be in the area soon and have made reservations with a car and driver to take us from Budapest to Bratislava and from there on to Vienna. No idea how things will sit by the time we get there.
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Thanks for the update, MFNYC. Glad you had a good trip.
I'll bet being there during the refugee crisis was indeed heart-wrenching.
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We are heading to Budapest on September 27 and traveling by train to Vienna on the 30th. We are checking alternate forms of transportation but everything is very expensive and we already have our tickets for the train.
Can you tell me a little more about the situation at the train station and tips you might have for us? Did you have any concerns on being in the city of Budapest during this time. It is a very sad situation that is overwhelming the EU.
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No one can tell what things will be like next week let along tomorrow I think - has the mass of migrants gone and are they trying to board trains - I would think they are still there some anyway - but check the Hungarian Railways web site for current status of trains and or replacement buses.
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currently on the home page it says "trains to Austria are restricted; train to Croatia suspended". - sounds like screening for bona fide passengers and not refugees but not sure - but check it and get updates.
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When we were there, they had bused a large numebr of the migrants out a couple of days before our train was scheduled. There were still many (I can't even imagine how many were there before some left), but they mostly were in the lower level of the station, where it connects to the metro. They were not trying to board trains or interfere with service in any way that I noticed, the day we left.
Our train was to Prague, which was not one of the directions they were interested in going, but Vienna is, so the situation could be different. When the service was stopped (earlier in the week we were there), our train was still running, but did not stop at Keleti, so we would have to board at the next stop (in Slovakia). We had arranged for a taxi to take us there (for about $70). Turned out we didn't need to do this. But there may be a similar option for trains to Vienna.
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Chapter 34. An Age of Anxiety. Postwar Pessimism. The "Lost Generation" Term coined by Gertrude Stein, the writer/playwright/art patron and godmother of Americans in-exile in Paris after the war.
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An Age of Anxiety
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Many attacks on progress: Scientists and technological innovations were deemed responsible for the making of poisonous gas and explosives that killed millions and destroyed agriculture and cities.
Science and technology blamed for the industrialized mass killing and maiming of World War I.
Most western democracies granted suffrage to all men and women following the war, but faith in democracy's ability to deal with complex problems of the modern world was waning.
Many intellectuals became disillusioned with democracy because they saw it as lacking positive values. Some worried about the democracy's "rule of inferiors" and its tendency to reward mediocrity.
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Henri Matisse, Blue Nude (Souvenir de Biskra), 1907
André Derain, Charing Cross Bridge, London, 1906,
Portrait of Gertrude Stein, 1905-06
Bust of a Man, 1908
Guitar, 1912
Pablo Picasso (1881–1973)
Bauhaus Dessau building designed by Gropius, opened in 1926
Poster for a 1923 Bauhaus exhibition
Oskar Schlemmer, Bauhaus Stairway, 1932
"Glass Boxes" of the "International Style"
United Nations Headquarters in Manhattan designed by Le Corbusier, completed in 1952
Lever House in Manhattan completed in 1952
Austria/Germany borrow money from U.S. to pay war debts to France and England
France and England pay debts owed to U.S. for WWI
System dependent on easy credit from U.S. banks
U.S. investors begin to call in German and Austrian loans in 1928 in part to put the money in the booming New York stock exchange
Dust storm in the U.S. Midwest in the 1930s
From The Grapes of Wrath (published 1939):
"The people come with nets to fish for potatoes in
the river and the guards hold them back; they
come in rattling cars to get the dumped oranges,
but the kerosene is sprayed. And they stand still
and watch potatoes float by, listen to the screaming pigs being killed in a ditch and covered with quicklime, watch the mountains of oranges slop down to a putrefying ooze; and in the eyes of the people there is the failure; an in the eyes of the hungry there is a growing wrath."
Thinkers like French physician Charles Richet believed that removing women from the workforce would solve the problem of male unemployment and increase the nation's low birthrate.
Great Depression caused enormous personal suffering
Millions struggled for food, clothing, and shelter
Marriage and birthrates declined, suicide increased
Intensified social divisions and class hatreds
Great Depression Bread Line near the Brooklyn Bridge
Laissez-faire, "planned scarcity" approaches fail
Economist John M. Keynes (1883-1946) challenged classical economic theory: the belief that capitalism was self-correcting and operated best if left alone.
Keynes argued the depression was a problem of inadequate demand, not supply; therefore, governments should play an active role in stimulating economy and consumer demand.
Keynes: Health of the economy is not measured by production, but by employment.
The New Deal of President Franklin
Delano Roosevelt anticipated many of
Keynes's ideas.
After 1932, Roosevelt put in place
protections for the banking system, massive public works projects, and farm subsidies
Creates the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Legislation established minimum wage, social security, and the right to collective bargaining for workers' unions
WWII Spending: Whether New Deal worked is still debated; ultimately gearing up production for World War II lifted the depression.
In October 1917, Lenin led an armed
uprising against the Provisional Government.
Lenin renamed the Bolshevik Party
("Minority Party") as the Communist Party
in order to win wider support.
Civil War: Anti-Communist "Whites" fight
against new "Red" regime from 1917 to 1922.
In December 1917 Lenin set up a secret
police force known as the Cheka; agents spied on industrial workers and peasants and reported disloyalty.
Lenin launched the "Red Terror" campaign in September 1918 against anti-Soviet peasants, striking workers, and anyone associated with the White Guard. Some estimates say 50,000 people were arrested and executed in this period.
Lenin pushes for rapid implementation of Communist reforms during "War Communism" of Civil War period
Rapid collectivization of farms and confiscations of private property
Massively unpopular, Lenin backtracks in 1921
He initiates the New Economic Policy (NEP), which allows for partial privatization of the economy; marks a stepping back from pure Communist program
Lenin crushes workers' strikes, peasant rebellions, and a sailor's revolt.
The New Economic Policy (NEP) temporarily restored private enterprise in Russia.
Large industries, banks, and transportation and communications facilities remained under state control
Government returned small-scale industries to private ownership.
The government allowed peasants to sell their surpluses at free market prices.
Technical schools established
Stalin in the 1920s
Lenin suffers three debilitating strokes and dies Jan. 21, 1924.
Bitter power struggle among Bolshevik leaders ensues.
Lenin had written that Stalin was too rude and lacking finesse to become the Secretary-General.
Joseph Stalin, Vladimir Lenin, and Leon Trotsky
in the Caucasus
Orthodox seminary education
and anti-socialism
Japan, Peru, Paraguay, Romania, Spain, etc.
Primacy of state over individual
Devotion to a strong leader
Ethnocentric: Faith in superiority of one's own culture
Chauvinistic: Interests of one's nation before all others
territorial gains
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We are going to Lisbon in a couple of weeks...CRAP!
"social cohesion" -> "parasites"
Therefore, when it does fail, it won't be called "failure" - perhaps a "fiscal (as in wardrobe) malfunction".
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Hyderabad, March 6: A telephone call originating from Pakistan to an officer of the elite National Security Guards (NSG) seeking information about Hyderabad blasts has led security agencies to make a fresh push for blocking of Internet telephony.
The call to a Major-rank NSG officer, who is on deputation from Army, was termed as "not alarming" but the incident has raised questions about adherence of 'Do's and Dont's' being issued from time to time by central security agencies.
The NSG has instituted an inquiry to ascertain the cause of lapse in the incident wherein a suspected ISI agent called the EPBX of the NSG office here and asked for the Major, who reportedly talked about the movement of the 'Black Cats' to the site of the twin blasts thinking it was a senior officer at the other end as conveyed to him.
However, the officer did not share any important evidence about the trigger mechanism of the explosives that was used in the blasts in Hyderabad's Dilsukhnagar area last month that had left 16 people dead.
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According to sources on Tuesday, a Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) call is becoming handy for ISI agents and terrorists operating from Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).
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