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My boyfriend and I are looking to buy an interrail ticket and make our way around france this summer.
Apart from the obvious places, like Lille, Paris, Lyon, Nice, Toulon, Bordeaux, Toulouse, can anybody advise me of some places to stop off in between each of the main towns? We've never been before, and if anybody could suggest a potential route that would be really helpful to get us stared on our research. We are very outdoors people who love walking, hiking, canoeing, watersports, we love beaches but also like cities, but aren't all that into historical features and museums.
Any help you could provide would be much appreciated,
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Ok your interests are mainly about the outdoors and then you mention towns/cities. ....
I look at France by thinking about rivers and wine districts. There are two lovely rivers that have fine walking, bike riding, canoeing and wine. These at the Loir and the Tarn. The Tarn will be very hot in mid summer while the Loire stays a little cooler. So for me take the train say to Saumur or Angers and find ways of riding, canoeing between them, with a little google work you will find some great paths and rental agencies. These smaller cities are very pretty and probabky far nicer than Toulon and Lille (Lille, I ran a factory there and apart from one swimming pool it is a dump), You might also look at Bordeaux to Cahors (both on the rail and river with rugged hills either side. Have a look at http://www.mybikeguide.co.uk/Bordeaux_Guide.php for a bunch of ideas.
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Silly me, you can do Bordeaux to Bergerac which is a bit easier than going for Cahors (though still possible)
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The Loire and the Loir are two different waterways. I assume bilboburger is recommending the former. I also don't think of either the Loire or the Tarn as great wine attractions, though the Loire has some fine ones, and you can find wine all over France.
I also don't get why, if your interests are outdoor activities you are aiming for the great metropolises of France - especially Lille and Toulon (ick) - doubt first-timers would like/appreciate Bordeaux either. Even the major (TGV) routes these days can drop you off in places outside huge cities. And if you take regional trains you get get to hundreds more places.
Google for a complete TGV map and see where those trains can take you. Then look up information on the places that interest you along the main routes, keeping in mind once you're in a TGV destination you'll probably have lots more options for getting to more out-of-the-way places on regional and local trains. Then read up on the places that look good to you and put together an itinerary.
Then figure out if a railpass is really going to save you money by looking at point-to-point prices and comparing them.
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You aren't really going to be able to make up the routes you want, you will have to go where the train lines are. THere are many wellknown French cities you can visit along the rail line that runs from Nice west over to where you must transfer to go north to Toulouse, Toulon being only one of them, but that's okay if you really want to go there. Some other possibilities are Antibes, Marseille, Montpellier and Narbonne (which I think is where you'd transfer to go to Toulouse, but Narbonne is a nice city). I guess you'd go from Toulouse to Bordeaux.
I would suggest Avignon on the route from Paris south (you will have to go through it to get to Nice from Lyon, I think, but it's a good place to visit, anyway. There are lots of other wellknown places you can visit just a short jog off then main raile line (still on the rail, of course), just as Aix-en-Provence or Arles.
I think your issue is you aren't into cities that much (or the museums, etc.) but you want to do the railpass travel method. Of course you can walk anywhere, all across cities, but some of the real outdoorsy activities are not going to be right on the rail line. But look at a map of the rail line down at the bottom and decide where yo umight want to visit along the coast.
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all have A/C wine produced along them
Loire is by far the longest river and the more famous wines but there is something special about finding that little AC that was next to your hotel and becomes "your wine"
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Are you a European resident - must be to qualify for Inter-Rail Passes. If not you can buy a France Railpass - a Youthpass if under 26 for a great price that would be the equivalent of Inter-Rail - anyway check out these fab IMO sources for great info about planning a French rail trip and answers to questions like you pose - www.seat61.com; www.budgeteuropetravel.com and www.ricksteves.com.
and of course for schedules and fares to compare to a pass - www.voyages-sncf.com - note the deep discounted Prem tickets sold online - these could be cheaper than a pass if not traveling a whole lot.
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Lille, Paris, Lyon, Nice, Toulon, Bordeaux, Toulouse, can anybody advise me of some places to stop off in between each of the main towns? We've never been before, and if anybody could suggest a potential route that would be really helpful to get us stared on our research>
Ok presuming you are coming from merry Ole England? Vai Chunnel train to Lille? Personally I'd keep right on going thru Lille to Paris
the city and possible short excursions by train out to Versailles for the world's most famous palace- but you like walking and the great park of Versailles is fantastic for that - check out Marie-Antoinette' Le Hameau where she liked to play peasant girl) or Chartres (world famous Gothic cathedral) or Reims (great cathedral and even great IMO Champagne factory tours with free samples! - all easy short train trips from Paris
lyon is a nice nice city but for first-timers I'd rather head to Provence and much dreamier and more romantic cities like Avitgnon and Arles - each is a great base - hop a bus to the Pont du Gard - walk across this ancient Roman aqeudecut - nice hikes on trails all around this area - Avignon is especially dreamy - walled city with everything inside the walls it seems reeking of ancient days
Move on by train to Aix-en-Provence - a lively university town but also like Avignon reeking of older days in its old town, but hinting at Parisian boulevards in its stately modern town by the university
Train to Nice - beaches galore - nicest ones IMO are near Antibes and Cannes - Nice's beach is rocky if I recall - but Nice is a lively old town and a great base - take trains to Cannes for the beach day or to Monaco for something Mouse That Roared Difference - outstanding hike between Monaco and Cap d'Ail train station - all along the sea and totally undeveloped area in natural state - a hard find in this generally high developed coastal area - take train back to Nice
Toulon is a nice old town but also rather industrial - I'd take Marseilles over it anytime for real color and unique exoticness.
Rail on to Toulouse - another neat old town with a large university component. Day trip to nearby Carcassonne, one of Europe's most intact fortified medieval cities - in fact the Cite Medievale (sp?) is walled and tops of craggy ridge -even though Ersatz in that it was basically rebuilt from rubble in the 1800s and 1900s it is still an amazing site - if into youth hostels there is one smack inside the walls up there.
Go via Tarbes to Lourdes - weird pilgrimage mecca - see the swarms in the daily Parade des Malades (sp?) - parade of sick folk seeking God's healing - many pushed around in wheel chairs - ambling along on crutches, etc - see the water baths and perhaps if you have an ailment take a bath yourself!
Move onto the Bayonne-biarritz-Anglet area that has some of the world's finest beaches and usually warm - well known for surf's up and surfers - a neat youth hostel on the beach at Anglet -
Bordeaux to me would be low on any list of first-timers and you may as well hop the TGV to blow back to Paris though you could wind thru the Dordogne (train to Sarlat) and then up to Paris.
How many days do you have - and if doing this type of travel some kind of railpass will be cheaper than any combo of online discounts, which must be booked far in advance to get and cannot be changed - railpass lets you take any train anytime and since you may be traveling a lot...
Oh and if you are Limeys you could from Bordeaux head to Caen and Bayeux - see the D-Day beaches and Bayeux's famous Queen Matilhda's Tapestry (sp?) woven shortly after 1066 when William the Conqueror set sail from this area to take over Saxon Britain - tapestry on display and Bayeux is a neat old town with a splendid cathedral to boot. Boats from nearby Oustreham take you back to Angleterre - there are even night boats and frequent catamarans in the day or at least ferries - catamarans run also from Cherbourg - a dud city IMO for tourists - one of the least nice looking cities I've been to.
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To add in a day of tremendous awesome hiking in Nice hop the Train des Pignes as this toy-lie train is dubbed and ride it into the hinterlands of rugged Provence - sleepy Provence of ages ago - take the train to say Annot - a sleep regional town and walk from there along the Var (?) River to another train station to go back to Nice!
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On your way to Bordeaux and Toulouse, stop for a day or two in Sète (near Montpellier) an authentic fishing town considered as "the most fascinating small town on the Meditteranean coast" according to the Daily Telegraph http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/the-perfect-break/8342532/Sete-France-the-perfect-break.html. It is bordered by canals on one side and beautiful sandy beaches on the other. Boating, kayaking, and bicycle paths. A fabulous daily indoor market with local produce, great seafood, especially oysters from the neighboring oyster farms. Plenty of lively festivals during the summer including water jousting.
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Sheesh, SHANNON, enough with the repeated verbatim messages about Sète. Are you the town's city council's PR person, or what? Sète isn't even "on the way to Toulouse or Bordeaux" unless one is coming from southeastern France, which the OP probably isn't. And while Sète has its charms, it's hardly a first-class destination in France, and it's certainly not "the most fascinating small town on the Mediterranean coast." FAR from it.
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Well it seems that some folk or at least travel writers think Sete is fantastic!
Sète, France: the perfect break - Telegraph
www.telegraph.co.uk › Travel › The Perfect BreakFeb 23, 2011 – Sète is the most fascinating small town on the French Mediterranean coast precisely because it doesn't go out of its way to be charming.
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Yes, and SHANNON has posted that link umpteen times, verbatim.
I've been to Sète many, many times and know it well. It's not without its charms, but its also not without its throngs of drunken Brits swarming the quais on a summer evening. And construction galore. And seedy back alleys. And given the planned expansion of the port, it's likely going to have to continue not going out of its way to be charming in the future.
Not slamming it as a destination - just saying it's not the only town on the Med. and doesn't deserve repeated links to that Telegraph article (and yes, I've been a travel writer - you get paid to write a whole lot of stuff you don't even really care about).
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I've been a travel writer - you get paid to write a whole lot of stuff you don't even really care about).>
Moi aussi! And ain't that the truth - tell em what they want to hear!
I have not been to Sete - one of the few such charmers in France I have not been to - will try to go there and judge for myself - but it does seem to be just another fascinating seaside town - fascinating to some and a tourist trap or hectic Brit-dominated resort to others.
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Reeve should not mistake being right with being pleased, it gets in the way of being ashamed like she should be.
Wel Lez, Why don't you pour yourself a nice hot cup of GFY!
Do it today.
The left is is sick in the head. No one is celebrating that this is an islamic terrorist. Some of us are just not surprised.
As if any more evidence were needed, the events of the past week have exposed the media, and the overall Left, for what they are.
How many times do you have to smack a low-information voter upside the head before they start paying attention?
Reeve sounds like just another two-bit,America hater. She needs to zip her burqa. Americans don't want to hear her whining.
Prove me wrong
Oh my gosh. That first photo. That poor man in the middle. His legs have been blown off and he's still very conscious. How horrifying.
I think what she is really saying here is that the left is frustrated as hell today because the bombers did not turn out to be white Tea Party and/or NRA members.
Maybe when these liberal dikes wear a veil over their faces and submit to men we'll listen to their pro-Islam rants.
But no. Like 99% of all civilian bombings globally, it turned out to be motivated, planned and carried out by the adherents of militant islam (redundant that).
The poor witch goes hungry again.
Right. And Elspeth Reeve is gravely disappointed that these ISLAMIC TERRORIST ATTACKS weren't really carried out by some white, male, "tea party terrorist."
That was her real hope in all this, right along with CNN, MSNBC, CNBC etc..
The fact is, Islamic Terrorism doesn't fit the left-wing's world-view. They will never recognize Islamic Terrorism for what it is, or report it. They will always secretly hope that some right-wing male "tea party" member commits these heinous acts.
Must really suck ass to be one of these "media elite" left wing snob know-it-all's......
On the off chance you'll see this, a couple of thoughts:
1) Militant stupidity is not an effective strategy for either politics or life.
2) I hope to live long enough to participate in facing the filth of your ilk on a battlefield.
3) In the interim, it's a pleasure to understand that your subconscious self-loathing will always trump the public face of your self-righteous affectations.
Have a (typically) miserable day,
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When Reeve and fellow travellers hang, there will be something to be pleased about.
The leftists are desperate for a mass murderer to be from one of their despised target groups - TEA party, GOP, conservative, Christian - and their MO is to immediately gloat following any mass killing in their hope that the perp is from one or more of those groups. They project their sick hatred onto these groups in sick hopes that they'll have something concrete to justify their hatred. So, for a brief period following a mass murder, they are pleased with themselves, knowing, I suspect, that the giddiness will be short-lived.
For any honest psychiatrist, this mindset would be a target rich environment of analysis.
"The Germans will never forgive the Jews for Auschwitz."
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And the anti-conservative crowd are quite disappointed.
No I would be quite pleased if I didn't have to read of hear the constant spewing lies that come out of you and your like minded brethren mouths on a daily basis.
Pleased....no 4 dead hundreds maimed and wounded. not pleased at all.


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Thinking of what and how shall I start, mm... *Bink* :O
That is how I started my first blog about Paris - The City of Love!
Paris and New York have been my dream cities to visit for very long time, and I'm very glad that living in the Netherlands has made the travelling to Paris much more convenient and shorter in time and distance.
Imagine if I were to travel from Singapore, that will be a whole lot of time sitting in the plane flying in the sky;)
My First Award.
On 21 June 2008, I woke up straight head to my computer in the morning.
Go to my favorite, scroll to Travbuddy, start keying in my username and password, enter the site, I saw tremendous amount of congratulations messages on my first Travbuddy award!
Wow! This really comes as a big surprise for me!!
If anyone sees me at that time will think I'm crazy sitting and smiling infront of the computer all day long:P
I have been online almost 24 hours a day at that time!
Wake up TB, breakfast TB, dinner TB, sleep also TB!!
That's how my addiction of TB goes.....:P
My First Group.....
I get to chat in TB with Roselle (http://www.travbuddy.com/row-zzzzz), I told her how my addiction to TB, was so bad that I really can't leave the computer at all:P
That is where she introduced me into Travbuddy Anonymous!!!
So there goes my first group in TB!;)
My First Written & Featured Travel Review.
On the 8th Nov 2008 my first featured travel review- Heineken Experience!
I have seen a couple of the TBers got featured blogs and review several time, I start to wonder how to make that happen?
So I sent a message to Roger (http://www.travbuddy.com/X_Drive), he told me the secret to get featured is easier with writing a review.
That is how I got started out with my first review - 'Heineken Experience'!
My First Featured Travel Blog.....
On the 23rd Feb 2009 my first featured blog- TB Valentine meetup & a time for celebrating Jos Birthday!
After the mega NYE meetup, the 3 of us-Anna(http://www.travbuddy.com/dolfijn), Dennis(http://www.travbuddy.com/dennis_d) and myself, came together in a small meetup discussing about organising a meetup before Dennis begins his mega vacation.
My First TB meetup.....
After I joined TB, have been seeing photos of meetups and can really see the fun and enjoyment in each meetups.
I have seen James(http://www.travbuddy.com/pearcetoyou) and Mark(http://www.travbuddy.com/travelman727) travelling thru continents just for meetups. At that time I really wonder, is meetup that addictive?
I think I can only find out when I go for one!
Not that long after the thought, I received message from Narrie(http://www.travbuddy.com/NazfromOz), she said she is making a trip to Europe from Aussy.
Excited and nervous about meeting her in person, so we set the date 27 Jun 2008.
Here goes my very first meetup with Narrie(http://www.travbuddy.com/NazfromOz) and Johan(http://www.travbuddy.com/johan0604)!
My First Organised TB meetup!
Christian (http://www.travbuddy.com/Chokk), Jan (http://www.travbuddy.com/JP-NED) and I have been teasing each other when once I bumped into Jan's blog. I found a great click between the 3 of us, and we really have so much fun and laughter corresponding thru TB. All the while I have been thinking it will really nice that the 3 of us have the chance to come together and meet in person.
At last here comes the chance, on the 12 Feb 2009, I have organised this mini meetup with both and added later in the list are Anna and Dennis.
We really have a great time in this mini meetup!
My First year anniversary in Travbuddy & My First Video presentation!
Link to my YouTube: http://www.
I have seen the video presentation made by several TBers, and start to have the thought since my first year anniversary in TB is approaching I can make use of this opportunity to create My First Year Anniversary Video presentation!
I asked Lauro(http://www.travbuddy.com/lauro), how he get his video done, he told me he make use of Win Movie Maker, so I get to take a look at that application of how that works. I find that maybe if I use Flash I can play around with more animation stuff, which will make the video more interesting.
So I started out with gathering ideas, followed by gathering photos, and draw out my story board, making use of Flash appplication and there goes working on my animation on my video presentation. Rushing thru the sleepless nites to complete the video:P
Is alot of work and I love that, also is my profession, so there goes My First Year Anniversary Video Edition;)
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De Villiers backtracks on resignation
South Africa coach Peter de Villiers has retracted the resignation he appeared to make after the Springboks' 11-9 defeat by Australia in the World Cup quarter-finals.
Springboks management and senior players flew into Johannesburg on Monday to an enthusiastic welcome from several thousand people, most of whom blamed referee Bryce Lawrence's leniency at the breakdown for the loss in a match the defending world champions dominated.
Asked whether he had notified the South African Rugby Union of the decision he had made to resign, De Villiers backtracked.
"No, I never resigned, I was just saying it was the end of the road," he said.
"It's logical, I have a four-year contract and I've known all along that this day would come.
"I will live and die by that contract, which ends in December and then I won't have a job.
"After the match I didn't feel in control. People want security and I was the only coach at the tournament who didn't know his future.
"But the writing is on the wall, I will read it and move on."
De Villiers was asked shortly after the match whether his career was over.
"I think so," he said.
"It was a brilliant journey ... there's a time to come and a time to go. So I think the journey for me is over."
The Springboks have definitely lost a couple of their biggest names with captain and hooker John Smit and lock Victor Matfield announcing their international retirements.
"We did set some goals which we did not achieve and we've had to put on some brave faces - it's been an emotional two days," Smit said.
"But I don't want to let this loss be a reflection of the last 10-11 years. It's been a wonderful ride and I have no regrets."
Matfield said: "There are no regrets, we did everything we could.
"There's no thoughts of 'if we had done that little thing differently we could have won the World Cup'. We never gave up."
Despite heading into what De Villiers described as "a new era" for Springbok rugby, Smit said he was sure the team would still be up with the best in the world.
"I really believe in the guys in the ranks, they've been able to learn as much as possible from us guys who are leaving, even if it's just seeing how we react in certain situations.
"You've got to be excited about the Springbok team that will play next year, there will just be a couple of guys missing, the core will still be there. It's a dream place to be for a Springbok fan," Smit said.
Smit cheekily suggested the one positive to come out of the defeat was that he will never have to come up against Lawrence again.
"Bryce is not difficult to communicate with, he just doesn't seem to listen very well. The one positive is that I won't ever have to be reffed by him again."
Topics: rugby-union-world-cup, rugby-union, sport, south-africa


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Cult horror filmmaker Don Coscarelli (Phantasm) returns this year with John Dies at the End, nearly a decade on from his beloved and absurdly entertaining previous film Bubba Ho-Tep. This film's story revolves around a new drug dubbed "soy sauce" which promises an out-of-body experience — allowing users to drift across time and dimensions, with some coming back inhuman — and two unlikely heroes (Chase Williamson, Rob Mayes) who must save the world from an otherworldly invasion. Paul Giamatti co-stars, alongside Doug Jones, Chase Williamson and Clancy Brown. Based on this new trailer (and awesome retro poster), John Dies at the End promises to be another wildly absurd, darkly comic and unpredictable — aside from the titular spoiler — wacky sci-horror effort from Coscarelli in a similar vein to Bubba Ho-Tep, and I'm intrigued to see whether it works. Fingers crossed it does well enough for Coscarelli to finally make that Bubba Nosferatu and the Curse of the She-Vampires prequel he's been promising fans!
John Dies at the End hits iTunes on December 27 and theaters January 25 in the US. Check out the new trailer and poster below (via Slashfilm).


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You have always dreamt of dancing Tango ? This page is for you!
You can find all the classes in Belgium, by region, by level or by day ! Don't wait one more minute and find the class of Tango just for you 🙂
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Vision and Cognition
We study high-level visual perception and its neural processing in the human brain. This research boils down to three core areas:
Bi-Stable Perception, Grouping, Scene Segmentation, Colour Constancy
When perception deviates from the physical visual input, it opens a unique way to study visual consciousness, decision making and perceptual grouping. We use illusions, bi-stable stimuli and colour vision to examine these processes.
Visual Motion, Space and Scene Processing
Despite the incessant motion of eyes, head and body we perceive the world as stable. We examine how the brain integrates visual signals with body-related signals (efference copies of muscle-movements, proprioceptive and vestibular signals) to provide perceptual stability. Second, we study how the brain encodes and updates our position in the environment, and how it reconstructs the 3D-space around us based on visual input. - Motion, space, and memory are tightly interlinked.
Emotions and Dynamic Face Perception
Most social information is conveyed through visual perception of faces and human bodies. We study how dynamic changes of facial expressions are processed, and how visual and affective brain regions exchange information.
In order to achieve the above aims, we use a range of visual stimuli and tasks. The stimuli include highly controlled stimuli (such as 3D-dotfields), virtual reality, and natural movies. We also use special paradigms such as binocular rivalry and visual illusions in an attempt to dissociate pure processing from processing related to conscious perception, attentional control and decision making.
We are highly interested in understanding the mechanistic reasons that can lead to neglect, autism, ADHD, or schizophrenia. We therefore collaborate with clinicians (Neurologists and Psychiatrists) and examine their patients using our paradigms - purely behaviourally or also using fMRI.
Brain imaging: fMRI and EEG
fMRI data (with 3 Tesla and 9.4 Tesla field strengths for whole-brain and ultra-high resolution imaging) are analyzed using standard statistical approaches as well as using multivariate statistics and support vector machine classification techniques to gain insights into information content that may not lead to net signal changes.
We additionally (and sometimes concurrently with fMRI) record EEG (64 channels, active electrodes) to gain insights on the temporal sequence of processing, as well as into the coding of information in particular frequency-bands or in power-phase-relations.
Brain stimulation: TMS and tCS
Finally, we use neuronavigated transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and transcranial current stimulation (tCS) to disturb perception, attentional processes and associated decision making, in order to test the causal involvement of brain regions or processes identified using non-invasive techniques.
Throughout most experiments we use eye tracking (EyeLink or Arrington).
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Suggested by Jason Young, Reggie Watts as Marshal Law. I love Reggie from his work on Comedy Bang Bang, and I love Marshal Law from old comics. And I love Jason from my life, which is why I saved his request for last. Gotta say, as much as I love Marshal Law, I hate drawing …
October 2014 archive
637. Dazzler
Suggested by Joe Grunenwald, but dedicated to Kathleen Coyle. Richard Milhous Nixon as Dazzler! Breathe it in. Click to embiggen, if you like.
636. Spock
Count Orlok as Spock.
635. Dr. Strange
Topical! In a perfect world, a Dr. Strange movie would have been made in the 60s and he would have been played by Vincent Price. That said, Benvereen Couponbook is a fine actor, and while not my personal choice to play the Doc, I'm sure it'll be fine (In case you're interested, Clive Owen woulda …
634. Klaus Nomi
Two of Germany's greats, Nightcrawler as Klaus Nomi. Not suggested, but drawn for Bambi Branchfield who loves both of these characters (yes I know one of them was real).
633. The Blues Brothers
Suggested by Justin Wasson. Blue Beetle as Jake Blues and Booster Gold as Elwood Blues. More like the Blues & Golds Brothers, amirite?
632. Black Lightning
Suggested by Joe Grunenwald, Ben Franklin as Black Lightning. So. Yesterday's drawing should have been my 1000th daily sketch. However, I missed a day due to alcohol abuse. So while not exactly consecutive, this is my 1000th daily sketch I've done on this blog, even if today is day 1001. (369 days for Sketch-A-Day 1.0, …
631. Judge Dredd
Suggested by Jim Purcell, The Savage Dragon as Judge Dredd. I'm labelling this one as O.G. Dragon and not Malcom Dragon, mostly because I haven't read that comic in ages and I don't know what's happening. I originally thought about having the helmet sit on top of the fin, or the fin bursting through the …
630. Slash
Suggested by Ryan Merrell – I think? Man-Bat as Slash.
629. Hunter S. Thompson
Frankenstein's Monster as Dr. Hunter S. Thompson/Raoul Duke. Back when I used to read, I devoured quite a few of his books, some given away to old friends and lost forever. Sometimes I wish I had more time to read book books. Hell, I'd settle for the time to be able to read a magazine …


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Jesse Hogan: Batting and bowling talent were key factors in Australia becoming the dominant Test team of the past 20 years. So, too, was fielding. Australia's uncharacteristic struggles with bat and ball of late have been well documented but, based on this Ashes series so far, the malaise has also infected the fielding.
Brad Haddin's spill behind the wicket yesterday of Jonathan Trott shortly before tea was the 11th chance Australia squandered in seven days of cricket against England.
In Brisbane, Trott was twice dropped by Michael Clarke, on 34 and then 75, on the way to his unbeaten 135. Clarke deserved credit for getting a hand to the first chance, at point, but the second, at slip, should have been a cinch for any international cricketer.
Haddin's spill was not as costly as the others - Trott made only two more - but it was symptomatic of Australia failing to take half- chances, as Trott did on the fourth ball of day one when he threw down the stumps from side-on.
The Australian: heat on Australia's faulting campaign
Andrew Faulkner: Australia is hoping the rain that halted play in the in Adelaide continues for the next two days so it can reset and start again in Perth. The forecast for tomorrow is a shower or two with a chance of a thunderstorm.
By the time rain prevented any play after tea, Kevin Pietersen had passed 200 and the England lead in this second Ashes Test had blown out to 306 after Australia managed just two wickets in the two sessions of play today.
Adding to Australia's woes, opening batsman Simon Katich has been hobbling about the field suffering from an apparent achilles injury.
Pietersen brought up his double century 20 minutes before tea with a sharp single to mid-off then launched into a passable Elvis impression, going down on one knee and pumping a clenched glove.
Australia's tactic of bouncing Pietersen was proving an embarrassing failure.
Sydney Morning Herald: Relaxed England feast on runs as bowlers wilt in heat
Jamie Pandaram: No question the batsmen made it onerous, but the latest instalment of Australia's bowling attack have fared no better than their predecessors in Brisbane.
So where to for the selectors from here? Is there any combination of bowlers that can take 20 England wickets this summer? It looks unlikely at the going rate. England's bowlers managed 10 wickets in a day; Australia will be lucky to take the same amount in three following yesterday's exhausting and largely fruitless campaign in suffocating heat.
England are exposing the hosts' weaknesses and hiding their own very well. And a major Australian weakness now seeing the sunlight is a lack of wicket-taking strike power on flat decks.
Herald Sun: Big wet Australia's only hope in second Ashes Test
Will Swanton: Scoreboards are the revealers of truth. Australia has played six front-line bowlers in the opening Ashes Tests and they've been slapped across the face with the collective figures of 5-1068 from just two innings.
Sometimes the truth is too ugly for words. Sometimes words aren't required. Just look at the numbers.
England was 4-551 - a lead of 306 runs - when the heavens opened. Australia got what it needed. Rain, and lots of it. The first drops fell at 2.45pm. The covers came out at tea and stayed there.
The series is in limbo [but] England could retain the Ashes with wins in Adelaide and Perth.
The Western Australian - England onslaught held up by rain
Daniel Brettig: Australia's players seem convinced the heavens offer their only hope of salvation even as their captain Ricky Ponting was imploring his men to conjure an escape from the dreadfully mismatched second Ashes Test.
Rain had done what Australia seemed incapable of doing by stopping the England innings on their tea total of 4-551, an overall lead of 306.


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I'm excited to say I'm headed back to Slovenia to speak at the upcoming SharePoint Days conference! The event will be 17 and 18 of November 2015.
The event has never disappointed. They always have the most amazing venues, and incredible.. No, the BEST Speakers from all over the world! How is this for a conference venue? The Slovenia SharePoint Days organizers (Branka, Ursk and whole team…) they do it right! This will be my 5th year and I've loved every one of them.
Office Mobile Demofest!
Audience: All
Level: 200
There's a new Microsoft and it's all about Mobile First Cloud first, but did you know they've already been heads down delivering the most popular apps for the past couple of years? These apps have gotten tens of millions of downloads. Did you know the most significant things the product group have shipped in the past two years have been around mobile? There are nearly a dozen Microsoft apps in the iOS and Android store for productivity that you could be using today for free. In this nearly 100% demo session we'll look at the new improved Office Mobile: Word, Excel, PowerPoint as well as the OneDrive, Sway, Delve and then dive into Mobile Device Management for Office 365. That's only the beginning with so much happening in the Mobile First world of Microsoft.
SharePoint 2013 Enterprise Search Strategy
Level 200
SharePoint Search was one of the biggest investments of the Microsoft. It now includes FAST search in the box, but without having a search strategy, your users won't get the power of search. Search requires configuration to be successful. In this session we help you take a comprehensive approach toward getting search right with an approach using the 4 pillars of search with metadata, UI/UX, information architecture, and context… it's about knowing your users.
Session highlights:
– Prescriptive tips on the most important aspects of enterprise search
– Learn from failures of others and understand what is most important
– Demos of Enterprise Search done right
-2013 Walk through of SharePoint 2013 search configuration
My Fall International Speaking Tour
August 18 – SharePoint Fest – Speaker Dinner in Seattle; Aug 20 Seattle SharePoint Fest – hanging out at the Vendor hall
Portland User Group: August 19
Iceland User Group
Digital Workplace Summit in Oslo
Seattle SharePoint Workshop – TBA Mid Sep.
SharePint following User Group in PSSPUG (Puget Sound User Group)
Bay Area SharePoint Workshop – TBA
Oct 15 – Latin American SharePoint Symposium in Santiago Chile
Nov 9-12 European SharePoint Conference
Nov 17-18 Slovenian SharePoint Days
Sacramento SharePoint Saturday (TBA – Not yet confirmed)


text: Community-based intervention to improve dietary habits and promote physical activity among older adults: a cluster randomized trialMika Kimura, Ai Moriyasu, +4 authors Takao SuzukiBMC geriatrics2013BACKGROUND The fastest growing age group globally is older adults, and preventing the need for long-term nursing care in this group is important for social and financial reasons. A population approach to diet and physical activity through the use of social services can play an important role in prevention. This study examined the effectiveness of a social… (More)


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Kimo CO110 Carbon Monoxide Detector
The Kimo CO110 Carbon Monoxide Detector can be is a hand held gas detector suitable for measuring carbon monoxide gas levels up to 500 parts per million (ppm). Including an inbuilt temperature sensor, the CO110 will also display ambient temperatures between - 20 and +80 °C.
The instrument features min/max and hold functionality. These modes allow for the gas detector to display both minimum and maximum measured values, whilst also providing the ability to hold a measured value.
Supplied with a soft carry case, an adjustment certificate and a set of 4 x AAA batteries, the instrument can be used for up to 200 hours before a change of batteries is required.
Key features
- Ideal for domestic and HVAC CO inspections
- Pocket sized
- One button operation
- Detects CO levels up to 500ppm
- Measure temperature between -20° and 80°C
- Backlit LCD display for low light conditions
- Min, max and data hold
- Built-in probe
- Auto power off
- Protective case supplied
- Measuring elements CO : electrochemical sensor
- Température : NTC
- Display 4 lines, LCD technology. Sizes 50 x 36 mm
- 2 lines of 5 digits with 7 segments (value)
- 2 lines of 5 digits with 16 segments (unit)
- Cable Retractable, lenght. 0.45 m, extension : 2.4 m
- Housing ABS, protection IP54
- Keypad 5 keys
- Conformity Directives CEM 2004/108/CE and NF EN 61010-1
- Power supply 4 batteries AAA LR03 1.5 V
- Battery life 200 hours
- Ambience Neutral Gas
- Operating temperature From 0 to +50 °C
- Storage temperature From -20 to +80 °C
- Auto shut-off Adjustable from 0 to 120 min
- Weight 310 g
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- Kimo CO110 CO Detector
- Carry Case
- Adjustment certificate
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Zip Code Map Las Vegas to assist you in your search for Las Vegas real estate, below is a 2014 zip code map of the entire Las Vegas Valley.
For your convenience, RE/MAX Las Vegas Ratliff Realty Group have also provided direct property search links to all the major zip codes in Las Vegas and Henderson.
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This area includes several large master planned communities like Summerlin, Centennial Hills and Desert Shores.
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Residents in this portion of Clark County NV zip codes have easy access to the Red Rock Conservation area with its wildlife and hiking trails, plus there is a lot of open land for horse properties.
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Some recent theory for autoregressive count time series
In this paper an overview is given over recent theoretical developments in autoregressive count time series. The focus is on generalized autoregressive models where the autoregressive structure is incorporated via a link function. Starting from an ordinary autoregressive model the difficulties in extending standard theory of statistical inference to count time series are highlighted. Special attention is given to the issues of ergodicity and asymptotic theory of estimation. Two main approaches are mentioned, a perturbation approach and the use of a weak dependence concept. The main emphasis is on the former. Linear as well as log-linear and nonlinear models are treated. It is argued that the developed theory forms a necessary basis for modelling and application of these count time series. The setting of the paper is one of simple models and conditional distributions of Poisson type. But it is claimed that the framework is general enough to handle many extensions with an accompanying flexibility in applications of these models. Copyright Sociedad de Estadística e Investigación Operativa 2012
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When evaluating this horse I believe you have to look at his competition also. Finishing closely behind the likes of Ocho Ocho Ocho and Bolo, and winning off like he did, can only portend good things to come from this runner.
Agree with you Brian. Was hoping we'd get 3-1 + on Power Broker but not so sure. You're letting the cat out of the bag early on the Cali juveniles.
Terrific article Brian. You've got every right to be nervous and sleepless. There's a reason we haven't had a TC winner in over 30 years... its a tremendously difficult feat to achieve. If U.R. reports and works are good pre-Belmont, I worry about him most. I hear all the digs about the Dixie Union lite pedigree and Dialed In comparisons. Think they're way off. Believe he has morse distance stamina in running lines than most think. He'll be tough.
Have little doubt that Mark Valeski is a good horse. But the incident is brushing when seen from the head-on. Actually, El Padrino should have won by more IMO as he was turning his head toward the grandstand and only switched leads in the last 50 yards. Anyways, stewards made the right call.
Asking because I hear he has a bruised heel so wondering how he's doing and how much of another setback this may be before we see him run again.
Floridaf, any word on Ever So Lucky's current condition? Thx.
Respect your opinions Brian. The Derby road is tough, sometimes treacherous. Now to the first Saturday in May an eternity for horse(s), trainer(s), owner(s). Union Rags if he can stay healthy may be a super star. And with Dixie Union on the topside will have his doubters. I believe he's the real deal if he can stay healthy. As a bettor though, I'll always wait til I see the field and post positions before putting down the big bucks.
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The first tradeshow I ever attended at MesseFrankfurt was Collectione, in the summer of 2007. I knew nothing about the
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Earlier this month, I made my fourth visit to MesseFrankfurt for Ambiente 2014, which hosted 4,724 exhibitors from 89 countries, attended by 144,000 visitors from 161 countries -- their biggest show in 10 years. (Last year's report is here.)
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Sunderland boss Gus Poyet has told Vito Mannone that his future will only be discussed at the end of the summer.
Last Updated: 15/04/14 2:39pm
The Black Cats are currently focused on the battle for Premier League survival and Poyet will then have to look at the state of his squad ahead of the new campaign.
There are eight players who will be out of contract and five others only at the club on loan, while Sunderland's star men could be on the move if they suffer relegation.
Mannone is one of those who has reportedly attracted interest from elsewhere, but Poyet is prepared to wait to hold talks over a new deal.
The goalkeeper signed a two-year contract when he made the move to the Stadium of Light from Arsenal last July.
Poyet told the Sunderland Echo: "I think Vito knows that we've got eight who are out of contract and loan players, so he'll have to wait until September.
"That's natural."
Poyet revealed last week that attempts to secure Jack Colback and Phil Bardsley to new deals had broken down, and there are now no negotiations ongoing.
"We had our intentions (with out-of-contract players) and they didn't work out," he added.
"We've stopped now and there's no more talks with anyone."