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The information on this page is general information about the practicalities of certain special services, or services of need. It is current as of 4 March 2017 and applies to all services arranged on or after this date. It has been prepared to assist parishioners and friends to plan baptisms, weddings, funerals and other special services. If there are questions or if more detailed information about the form, history and meaning of such services is required, contact may be made with the parish rector through our contacts page.
In the Russian Orthodox Church outside Russia children and adults are customarily received into Orthodoxy by the Holy Mysteries of Baptism and Chrismation.
If a child is to be baptised in our parish, at least one of the parents or godparents should be a practising Orthodox Christian known to the parish rector who intends to raise the child in the Orthodox Christian faith. If the parents or godparents are unknown to the parish rector they should be willing to meet with him at least three weeks before the service to discuss their responsibilities and the necessary arrangements.
Children are baptised on the understanding that their parents and godparents will attend, as the children grow, to their believing, behaving and belonging as Orthodox Christians. The family is encouraged to form an ongoing relationship with the parish and to involve itself in church life.
Adults wishing to be received into the Orthodox Church should begin by attending services and becoming involved in parish life. There is at this stage of parish life no fixed period or formal program of preparation for reception. The parish rector will, in consultation with the Diocesan Bishop, make a decision about the reception of each individual. Such decisions will be made with regard to each individual's circumstances. In general, an adult convert will be received into Orthodoxy only when the parish rector is satisfied with regard to the faith and manner of life of the convert.
The Holy Mysteries of Baptism and Chrismation are generally performed in church during a special service that takes about 45 minutes. It is good for family and friends to be there to pray for the person being baptised. The service takes place in three parts:
The first part of the service includes prayers that the person who is to be baptised will be saved by God from the power of the devil, and given eternal life. The new Christian publicly declares that he has turned away from the devil, believed in Jesus Christ, and accepted Him as King and God;
The second part of the service includes prayers for the blessing of the water, asking God that it will be for the spiritual cleansing of the person to be baptised. The new Christian is then baptised and given a white robe (a sign of purity) and a Cross (a sign of God's victory);
The third and final part of the service includes the anointing with Holy Chrism, readings from the New Testament, the cutting of a small amount of the hair of the newly baptised as a first offering to God, and prayers for his or her salvation.
At such services there must be at least two witnesses present in addition to the priest and the one being baptised.
A fixed order of service is used. A copy of the English-language text in Word format - also suitable for adaption as a booklet to be distributed to those attending the ceremony - is available upon request from the parish rector.
All adults seeking to be received into the Orthodox Church from another Christian confession or another religion must publicly repudiate their former beliefs and promise to be faithful sons and daughters of the Orthodox Church. It the case of converts from another Christian denomination, this renunciation replaces the first part of the service. In all other cases it precedes the service. The renunciation of erroneous or false beliefs follows an established form, the details of which are available from the parish rector upon request.
Children under the age of 16 will not be received into the Orthodox Church without the written permission of a parent or legal guardian.
In certain limited circumstances, a Christian from a non-Orthodox confession who has received full baptism in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit may be received into the Orthodox Church by Chrismation alone. Such decisions are at the discretion of the Diocesan Bishop.
All those being received into the Orthodox Church must have at least one sponsor or godparent. The sponsor must be an Orthodox Christian and will preferably be of the same gender as the candidate for baptism. It is possible to have additional sponsors, all of which must have valid baptism in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Baptism outside a mainstream Christian denomination is not considered valid.
Customarily, the sponsor(s) will provide a baptismal cross. Baptismal crosses should be of an Orthodox Christian style. Those unable to obtain such a cross should speak with the parish rector.
Baptism in the Russian Orthodox Church outside Russia is by full immersion. In the case of babies and small children, the immersion will be done without any clothing. Older children and adults should have a new white t-shirt and shorts in which to be baptised.
In the Russian Orthodox Church it is customary to take an Orthodox Christian name at baptism. The name should be of a saint in the Orthodox calendar who is of the same gender as the candidate for baptism. The name should be one in common use.
On the day of the service candidates for baptism should arrive at church in their usual church clothes. Each candidate should have a new white towel for drying after immersion. After the first part of the service, babies and small children will be undressed and wrapped in the towel. Adults will change into their white t-shirt and shorts.
Once baptised, older children and adults will withdraw from the church, remove their wet clothing, and dress in the clothes that they wore to church. Babies and small children will be dried and dressed in baptismal clothes or a gown by their parents and godparents. Older children and adults will be vested in a white gown worn over their clothing. In preparation for Chrismation, clothing should remain unbuttoned at the neck and the feet should remain uncovered.
Prior to the service the parish rector will ask for information for the Baptismal Register. This includes the name and the date and place of birth of the one being baptised and details of his or her patron saint, together with the full names of his or her parents and sponsors. A form setting out this information can be downloaded here. Following the service, the parish rector will provide a Certificate of Baptism.
In our parish there are no charges for any Holy Mysteries. Those who wish to do so may make a donation. In such cases the donation should not be given to the parish rector, but placed in the donation box in church.
A man and a woman who meet the requirements of the both the Australian Marriage Act 1961 (Cth) and the Marriage Regulations 1963 (Cth) (the "legal requirements") and of the Russian Orthodox Church (the "church requirements") may be married in our parish. To avoid misunderstanding, confusion and disappointment, those desiring to be married in our parish should discuss these requirements with the parish rector at the earliest opportunity. Some general information is set out below.
In Australia, priests of the Russian Orthodox Church outside Russia are registered ministers of religion for the purposes of the Marriage Act 1961 (Cth) and the Marriage Regulations 1963 (Cth). This means that in conducting weddings they exercise both legal and church authority.
Priests of the Russian Orthodox Church outside Russia are not permitted to perform marriages if the legal requirements for marriage are not met.
The legal requirements are that:
More information about the legal requirements for marriage in Australia can be obtained here.
The church requirements are that:
Our Lord Jesus Christ pointed to adultery as a ground for the dissolution of a marriage. At the Local Council in 1918, the Russian Orthodox Church added apostasy from Orthodoxy; perversion; impotence the onset of which was either before marriage or self-inflicted; the contraction of syphilis or leprosy; prolonged disappearance; conviction; encroachment on the life or health of the spouse; incest; profiting from the marriage or from the indecency of the spouse; incurable mental illness; and malevolent abandonment. Chronic alcoholism and drug addiction, and abortion without the husband's consent, are now also grounds for divorce in the Russian Orthodox Church. All of these things involve either a conscious betrayal of the love and faithfulness that marriage requires, or an inability to provide them.
Detailed information about the dates on which weddings are permitted, together with a list of the Sundays and Fridays available for weddings in 2017 and 2018, is available here.
Orthodox Christian marriage is generally only solemnised in church. Exceptions may be made in extraordinary circumstances with the blessing of the Diocesan Bishop.
As with Baptism and Chrismation a fixed order of service is used. A copy of the text in Word format - also suitable for adaption as a booklet to be distributed to those attending the ceremony - is available upon request from the parish rector.
The funeral service in the Russian Orthodox Church is different from other contemporary Christian funeral services in three main ways:
The casket is open, and the priest and congregation make physical contact with the departed one;
The priest stands at the head of the casket, facing away from the people and towards the sanctuary, rarely addressing the congregation directly during the service; and
Very little, if anything at all, is said about the past of the departed one; instead, various prayers are read and hymns sung, expressing Orthodox Christian belief about death and hope for the one departed.
It is helpful to know a little about these things and why they are done before arranging or attending a funeral in our parish. With such knowledge, one can participate more prayerfully in the funeral service and properly farewell an Orthodox Christian who has departed this life.
In these times and in Australia, an open casket is for some people confronting and even disturbing. It has from ancient times, however, been the usual practice of Orthodox Christians to have the body of each departed Christian visible to all. Many of the hymns and prayers reflect this, and an important part of the service – the "last kiss" – is impossible without it.
From time to time, the request will be made to have the funeral served with the casket closed. In general, such a request will only be granted if there are compelling pastoral reasons or if NSW public health regulations require it.
The body is laid reverently in the casket, and is prepared in a way that gives expression to the Orthodox Christian faith. A simple paper headband or "crown" – an ancient symbol of victory - bearing the words of an important prayer –"Holy God, Holy Mighty, Holy Immortal, have mercy on us!" - is placed on the head. The body is covered with a white shroud bearing symbols of the resurrection of Christ. A cross is placed in the hands, symbolising the departed one's confession of the Christian faith.
Later, a copy of the Prayer of Absolution is also placed in the hands, bearing witness to the prayer of the Holy Orthodox Church for the forgiveness of the departed one. The body is treated reverently, as something precious, all that remains to us in a physical sense of one dear to us. It is kissed at the end of the service for one last time in this world. At the cemetery, the casket is lowered with solemn prayer into the grave, there to await the general resurrection.
The 'Guidelines for Clergy' of the Russian Orthodox Church outside Russia state that the faithful are "forbidden to burn the bodies of their dead in crematoria". Priests are instructed to "explain to their flock the sinfulness of violating our tradition of committing the bodies of the dead to the earth, which has been established by the Church following the example of the burial of our Saviour Himself, and likewise the unacceptability of adapting for Christian use what was practiced by the worst pagans of antiquity and those contemporary opponents of the principles of the Christian Faith". The Guidelines state that Holy Communion and a church funeral are to be denied to those who intend to have their bodies burned.
It has become the practice for funeral services to focus primarily on the needs of the living: for consolation, for reminiscence, for a sense of the value of the life of the one now removed from us. These are important needs, but they are not the immediate focus of the Orthodox Christian funeral service. The focus of our service is not on the past of the departed one and the present and future of the congregation, but rather on the present and future of the one who has died. As Christians, we believe that there is life beyond the grave. The Orthodox Church prays at the funeral service that the departed one will find rest in this new life beyond the grave, rest in a place where there is no sickness, no sorrow, and no sighing, but everlasting life in the presence of God. It prays that God will forgive the sins of the departed one – for there is no man or woman who lives without sin – whether sin that is voluntary or involuntary, known or unknown. It follows, then, that the priest faces the sanctuary symbolically to address these prayers to God, and to lead those present in prayer.
In view of this, requests to have the funeral service somewhere other than in our parish church – in a non-denominational chapel, for example - are generally declined. Although prayer is possible at all times and in all places, it is in an Orthodox Christian church that our prayers for the departed are most appropriately offered.
Some of the prayers and hymns in the service are very theological in content: these express the Orthodox Christian faith of the departed one and those who pray. Some prayers refer to the Christian martyrs, for whom death was not a thing to fear or dread, but an entry into eternal life. Some are written as if in the words of the departed one: "I beg and entreat you all, that you pray without ceasing unto Christ God for me". Others are simple requests to God for mercy, forgiveness, and loving-kindness. The readings from the Holy Scriptures encourage faith and hope.
Although not primarily directed to this purpose, one finds that these beautiful prayers, hymns and readings do bring consolation, and that they do inspire one with a sense of the value of the life of the newly-departed relative, friend or acquaintance. One feels that the Orthodox Christian is farewelled fittingly, with all the reverence and solemnity due to a faithful servant of our Lord, God and Saviour Jesus Christ. Those who wish to celebrate the life of a departed Orthodox Christian are nevertheless welcome to do so at an informal gathering after the funeral and burial service.
Orthodox Christians who desire to be buried with the prayers of the Orthodox Church are strongly encouraged to make their wishes known to family and friends well in advance.
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In our parish general molebens – or services of intercession – are served at various times throughout the year. A general moleben to the Mother of God is served on the feast of her Protection (1/14 October), and a general moleben to Saint Nicholas is served on his feast-days, 9/22 May and 6/19 December. General molebens will also be served on the day of other significant saints. At such times, all parishioners and regular worshippers are commemorated by name. Lists of names for this purpose are maintained by the parish rector.
In accordance with the practice of the Russian Orthodox Church, the Order for a Hymn of Supplication for the Conversion of Those in Error is served on the Sunday of Orthodoxy, the first Sunday in Great Lent.
General molebens of thanksgiving are customarily served on the feasts of the Transfiguration of the Lord and the Dormition of the Mother of God, days closely associated with the foundations of Russian Orthodoxy in Newcastle and the wider Hunter Valley. They may also be served on significant civil occasions such as Australia Day, or significant dates in the history of the Russian Orthodox Church and people.
The faithful may also ask at any time for molebens for specific purposes. Such purposes include deliverance from sickness and misfortune, help in finding work or housing, and the seeking of God's blessing and protection in beginning some good work or undertaking a journey. The faithful may also ask for a moleben of thanksgiving when their prayers are answered, or when God's blessing is particularly felt in their lives. Arrangements for such services should be discussed with the parish rector.
General memorial services – in Russian, панихиды – are also served at various times throughout the year. If we have an evening service scheduled on one of the customary Saturdays of the Departed – the Saturday before Meatfare Sunday, the second, third and fourth Saturdays of Great Lent, the Saturday before Pentecost, and Demetrius Saturday – a general memorial service will customarily be served beforehand. On Radonitsa, the second Tuesday of Pascha, a general memorial service is served after Divine Liturgy, followed by graveside services in Wallsend, Sandgate and East Maitland Cemeteries. The parish maintains a list of departed parishioners and benefactors for commemoration at such services.
Our departed parishioners and benefactors are also commemorated after Divine Liturgy on our parish feast day of Saint Nicholas, 9/22 May. The departed parishioners and benefactors of the Holy Protection church in Greta are similarly commemorated on the feasts of the Dormition and the Protection of the Mother of God, and the departed parishioners and benefactors of the Theophany parish in Mayfield are commemorated on the feast of the Baptism of the Lord.
If possible, a memorial service for "all Orthodox soldiers killed on the field of battle" – and, more broadly, all Orthodox Christians killed in war – is served on the feast of the beheading of Saint John the Baptist, 29 August/11 September. Such services may also be offered on Anzac Day, 25 April, and Remembrance Day, 11 November.
As far as is possible, we serve Divine Liturgy for the Departed each year on 22 November, the day of repose of the ever-memorable Archpriest John Lupish. A "parastas", or augmented memorial service, is served the preceding evening. Following Divine Liturgy we gather at his graveside in Sandgate Cemetery for a simple memorial service.
We also endeavour to remember the ever-memorable Ruling Bishops of our Diocese who have departed this life - Archbishop Theodore (Rafalsky)(+5 May 1955), Archbishop Savva (Raevsky)(+17 April 1976), Archbishop Theodosy (Putilin)(+13 August 1980), and Archbishop Paul (Pavlov)(+15 February 1995) - together with other significant figures in the life of the Russian Orthodox Church outside Russia.
The faithful may also ask at any time for memorial services for their own departed relatives and friends. These may be served in church or at the graveside in one of the cemeteries. As with molebens, arrangements for such services should be discussed with the parish rector.
Orthodox Christians customarily seek God's blessing when taking up residence in a new home. In a short service generally served by the parish priest, the new home is blessed with Holy Water, the four walls are anointed with Holy Oil, and prayers are offered for the health and salvation of those who will live there. This service is intentionally reminiscent of the consecration of a church, the Orthodox Christian home being a place in which one serves God and offers up prayers to Him - a domestic church.
In addition to this initial blessing, it is customary to have one's home blessed each year on or around the Great Feast of the Baptism of the Lord, or Theophany, celebrated on 6/19 January. This is a shorter and simpler service in which the parish priest sprinkles the Holy Water blessed at the Theophany services throughout the home, again offering up prayers for the health and salvation of those who live there.
Both forms of house blessing are an important way that we can bring the Church into our homes.
Arrangements for the fuller blessing of a home may be made with the parish rector. On the Great Feast of Theophany, a list is usually made available in church for those who wish the parish rector to visit and bless their homes to record their intentions.
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Today has convinced me that if I ever did want to be a large animal veterinarian I now do not. It is so not my calling. Not that I really ever thought it was but now I feel even more convinced of it.
The vet came out to check Sinatra and see if she could tell if his lameness is starting to subside. The plan had been that he would get a lameness check and see if he could go out in turn-out again. I hadn't cleaned his hooves since last Friday and then they seemed a little softer than usual, but I've also never dealt with a barefoot horse so other things were unusual like his frog sluffing off and that looked horrendous to me, but is apparently normal. Today when I was cleaning his feet they seemed really soft so I asked Dr. H. to check all of them first. And sure enough he has thrush. Ugh. Bad foster mom. But what was more upsetting is he has an abscess in his front left foot (which is the one he was limping on the worst) and thrush so bad in his back left foot that it started bleeding when I cleaned it. Which would explain why he tried to kick me when I cleaned that foot. Which ended up being nothing compared to the rest of the afternoon.
So, while Dr. H. was getting the supplies to clean out his feet and then soak them in epson salts I was convinced I was a horrible, negligent foster mom and she was going to have to call the rescue and tell them to take the horse away from me. Luckily, a couple other people in the barn assured me that horses get thrush and abscesses without being horribly neglected. So, of course I told Dr. H. that I was afraid she was going to have to tell the rescue I'm a bad foster mom and she scoffed at me and said I'm doing fine. Still, I feel bad that I was not able to recognize the thrush sooner. The abscess I can forgive myself because that was harder to find, but even though I've read about thrush I'd never seen it in person. At least now I know what to look for.
Cleaning out the abscess was a major pain in the butt for Dr. H. Sinatra is not too keen on having his feet messed with to begin with but having them messed with when they hurt was definitely awful for him. I spent a lot of time petting him and talking to him but he doesn't know me and trust me like Girlfriend does yet so it wasn't that effective, I don't think. I have found a place near his forelock that if I massage it, it will calm him down for a little bit though.
Then it was time to go in the washroom and soak his feet and of course, he balked at the washroom and set us back at least 20 minutes. After trying a variety of things he finally when in when Dr. H. pulled out the big guns and swung a lead rope behind his butt and he finally acquiesced. Getting the Davis boot on to soak his foot was a bit of an issue which almost sent Dr. H. flying a few times. After she got it on and filled it with water we both left the wash room - her to put away some stuff and me to get something (I don't remember what) and Sinatra completely freaked out. So, I went back in to calm him down. I was surprised, he was rearing and thrashing about, but the minute I walked back into the stall he calmed right down. He kept looking at me with these wild eyes but his breathing went back to normal and he sighed a couple times.
Dr. H. came back with gauze, epson rub and duct tape and showed me how to put the epson rub on his foot and where to put the gauze and how to wrap it. Sinatra was being a bit of a butt and trying to pull his foot away, but then things went crazy when Dr. H. started ripping off pieces of duct tape. After the first piece he tried to pull his foot away, but she didn't want to drop his foot and get the bandage wet (and have to start all over again), so he started kicking his back feet and yanked his head away from me and spun himself around so that he was pinned in the corner with his right side against the front wall and his butt smashed up against the side wall of the wash room. So, Dr. H. smashed her body against his so he was pinned against the wall and I grabbed his halter to hold his head down so he wouldn't rear and he shook and kicked the wall while she finished wrapping duct tape around the bandage on his hoof. That's when I thought, "Surely someone is leaving this situation bleeding ... it could end no other way!" But it ended just fine with none of us bleeding or even broken (thank god!). It was one of those situations where massaging his forelock and talking quietly too him really didn't seem to help much. Although maybe it helped a little. When I could reach his forelock when he wasn't pulling his head away and flailing.
After that we let him rest while Dr. H. took a break to go get something and I stayed in the wash room with him and let him play with the duct tape and kept tearing pieces off to show him the sound wouldn't hurt him. By the time Dr. H. came back I was standing right next to his hind leg pulling pieces of duct tape off over and over again and he didn't care anymore. We expected wrapping his hind leg to be much worse but in fact it was much better since he knew by then the duct tape wasn't going to hurt him.
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I went for my six week check-back today with my doctor about my shoulder/neck strain and she was very happy with the improvement since I was last there. I also got the results of my annual physical blood test and everything is working perfectly and all my levels are perfect. So, that was good news. It looks like both my and Sinatra's stall rests are just about over!
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For my relaxation, I picked up my daughter and went straight to a cafe in town where my friends meet weekly to do art. Scientist-Girl and her daughter were there too so the kids ran off to look at comic books and us adults sat around and talked and drew pictures and had a lovely time. I'm practicing drawing horses for my project I want to do - portraits of rescue horses that hopefully someday will be good enough to sell with the proceeds going to local horse rescues. Right now I'm just working on pictures out of horse magazines. Here's one of my rough practice starts. I've been playing around with water colors and I don't actually know what I'm doing. But I figure it can only get better.


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Orphaned at 13, Grace Silva clawed her way out of poverty and violence to become one of the most respected judges on the federal bench. Grace believes in the rule of law, lives it, breathes it. She has always been buttoned up and buttoned down. Except once. Joe Faroe has learned that laws are made by politicians, and politicians are all too human. He believes in the innocents, the ones getting ground up by governments that are too polarized or too corrupt to protect their own citizens. He's been through the political meat grinder himself. It cost him his career, his freedom, and the woman who still haunts him. Since then Faroe has worked outside the rules and politics of government as a kidnap specialist for St. Kilda Consulting, a Manhattan-based global business that concentrates on the shadow world where governments can't go. He is good at his work: intelligent, confident, ruthless. Until a friend dies trying to kill him. Now Faroe is out of the business. Retired. He's through trying to save a world that doesn't want to be saved. Then Grace comes to him, past and present collide, and Faroe finds himself sucked back into the shadows, tracking a violent killer who holds the life of Grace's son in his bloody hands.More
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Philipps pestered Cox to join Twitter
Cox became the latest celebrity to join the social networking craze when she tweeted for the first time last month (Jan12) – and it was all down to constant pestering from Philipps, Cougar Town co-creator Bill Lawrence, and the actress' estranged husband David Arquette, who serves as the show's executive producer.
The bubbly blonde tells PR.com, "We did, and Bill Lawrence… Not a day went by on Twitter over the last two-and-a-half years since the show has been on the air that I don't get a tweet asking, 'Can you please tell Courteney to join Twitter?'"
And Philipps is convinced keeping in regular touch with devotees will only help to boost Cox's fanbase and her efforts to keep the sitcom on air.
She says, "I think celebrities who manage to use it to their advantage can really use it to their advantage. I think if you don't understand it or you don't feel like it's really your thing it's neither here nor there for you. I don't think it's going to make or break you. But I have seen it make celebrities."


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The home has a beautiful terrace with garden furniture and a unique view of hill and dale. The lovely and well manicured garden with a small lawn is also for you to use.
In the winter, Willingen is an Eldorado for Alpine and Nordic skiers. Willingen offers numerous leisure options. The Lagunen adventure baths, climbing gym, adventure golf course, wild animal and leisure park, and much more!
Favorite excursion destinations: Edersee (45km), Diemelsee (20km), Schloß Bad Arolsen, Kassel (60km), Paderborn (50km), Winterberg (25km), Korbach (20km), Fort-Fun-Adventure Land(40km).
Expenses related to charging an electric or hybrid car (when possible) are always charged according to use and separately
Classification: Ground floor: (hall, Kitchen(oven, microwave, fridge/freezer combination), Living/diningroom(reachable from the outside)(TV(satellite)), bedroom(double bed), bathroom(shower, washbasin, toilet))
sauna(shared with other guests , paid), heating(central), terrace(private, roofed), garden, garden furniture, BBQ, parking, bicycles available(paid, on request)
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Final Cleaning; Mandatory: € 30
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Bath towels; Included
Kitchen linen; Included
Electricity; Included
Gas/Oil; Included
Wifi; Free
Tourist tax; Mandatory, indication: € 2 /person/night
Cleaning; Extra cleaning € 30/a time
De volgende keer checken we beter of het mooie uitzicht ook daar is als de bladeren nog aan de bomen zitten.
Een grote domper was dat het in de woonkamer enorm naar jarenlang roken stonk.
Centre 2.0 km., Forest 100 m., Lake 12.0 km., General supplies 1.7 km., Public transport 1.8 km., Public swimming pool 2.0 km., Ski slope 800 m., Cross Country 300 m., Tourist information office 2.7 km.


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Here's a joke for you: What has one horrible mouth and no butt? Your great-great-great-great-great-(etc.) grandpa, probably.
Here's a joke for you: What has one horrible mouth and no butt? Your great-great-great-great-great-(etc.) grandpa, probably.
Menopause is one of the oddest features of human reproductive biology. Not the hot flashes or the forgetfulness, but the fact that older women lose the ability to have babies. Now researchers say that once it appeared, menopause may have had a ripple effect on human mating that helped create the human pair-bond.
If you've ever wondered why the world hasn't yet discovered a way for women to self-reproduce, eliminating men forever and becoming the feminist paradise that every men's rights activist fears (but is also kind of secretly excited by, am I right?), science now has a reason. Simmer down, dudes, you're not going…
Holy canoli, this pope is tearing it up and is showing no signs of slowing down. First Despite previous Pope Benedict XVI (aka Uncle Ben)'s firm beliefs on creationism, Monday, the chill as fuck Pope has decreed that God is "not a magician with a magic wand." Oh shit.
Spoiler alert: Whales have huge dicks and know how to use them. Whales have giant foreskins. Whales bang. A lot. But you will never see it. Too bad, because whales are amazing lovers.
Everyone on Earth has been through it, but there's a lot about birth that you're probably unfamiliar with. Here's thirteen facts about the human birthing process you may not have picked up in biology class.
The evolution-creationism debate has returned to Dayton, Tennessee—the site of the Scopes Monkey Trial. Except this time, the venue is not a courtroom but a Christian college, where faculty members have resigned and students have mounted protests. The issue? Whether Adam and Eve were the progenitors of humanity.
A new Harris poll shows that while the majority of Americans still say they believe in God, that number is dropping rapidly. At this point, it would take a miracle to save this country from its trajectory into godless Happy Holidays chaos... if only miracles were real.
New anthropological research on human behavior has found that when it comes to sexual selection, females aren't merely passive objects of male competition, but actively seek out multiple partners as an "evolutionary strategy." According to science, we're all sluts. Who wants to heave the first "told ya so"?
Homo sapiens evolved about 200-150,000 years ago in Africa, but our story as a species stretches back much further than that with early human ancestors. And the evolution of Homo sapiens is itself a tangled tale, full of unanswered questions and gothic family melodrama. Here are a few facts you may not know about the…
One of the classic images from evolutionary theory is of two males smashing each other up to compete for the chance to fertilize a female. Scientists have spent over a century studying this kind of male competition, but new discoveries reveal that competition between females is just as important.
A low voice isn't just a titillating hint that a man has crappy sperm — it may also be a tool for warding off sexual competition and for making other people think that said man is authoritative even if he's really just a doofus with gravel at the base of his throat.
We learned a lot about monogamy in mammals this week, specifically, that it evolved because it's good for the health of the species, which is usually why things evolved. Exactly how that works, however, is still up for debate. Is it because there's so much space on earth and males had to pick a lady to make sure they…
They believe that certain groups of people are inherently smarter than others. They write books about how rape is a natural part of human evolution. And now, with another scandal rocking the world of evolutionary psychology, we can officially welcome a new breed of mad scientist into the spotlight: evopsych douchebags.
Clearly the First Wives Club was onto something. They can't tell us what to do, they can't tell us what to say, but they may have dried us up at 50 because they started going for the young ladies. Cool.
From an evolutionary perspective, human menopause doesn't make a lot of sense. Searching for an explantion for this somewhat uniquely human process, a group of Canadian researchers used computer models to show that menopause is an unintended outcome of natural selection — and men's sexual preferences might be to blame.
Hey, have you ever wondered what people will look like thousands and thousands of years after you've decomposed to dust and everyone has forgotten your name? Well, wonder no more — thanks to the magic of computers, we now have what one pair of researchers claims is a picture of how our great great great great great…
A newly published study out of the University of New South Wales concludes that men and women perceive men with facial hair to be more attractive and better father-material than clean-shaven ones. WHO'S THE DISAPPOINTMENT NOW, MOTHER?
In science's relentless effort to prove that we're all just extras in a sprawling Quest for Fire remake produced by aliens, anthropologists would like to remind us that men prefer women with blonde hair because blonde hair is rare and that's why cavemen liked blonde hair, which is how blonde hair became more of a…
It's Sunday, the day, if you believe in supernatural phenomena like a fairy that collects human teeth or a morbidly obese saint that delivers toys each winter to all the illegitimate children he fathered, that a patriarchal Old Testament God with a capital "G" gave up on making Earth out of intergalactic clay because…


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The Northeast Hamilton Community School Board approved a contract settlement for the members of the Northeast Hamilton Education Association Thursday evening for the 2017-18 school year. Northeast Hamilton school principal Mike Kruger said the tentative agreement will include advancing the step and lane advancement by $215 on the base. The new base will be at $27,765. The longevity rate will increase an additional $100 with the total dollar increase at $11,299 or at 1.81 percent. The association represents members of the Northeast Hamilton Elementary teaching staff.
The Northeast Hamilton board approved the school calendar for the 2017-18 school year. Professional development days will be August 15,16 and 17 with the first day of classes set for Wednesday,August 23,2017. The final day of school barring any snow days will be May 25,2018.
An unpaid meal charge policy was approved by the board that will take effect at the start of the 2017-18 school year. Food service director Sherri Olson told the board that she has been doing research on other schools and what they did when it comes to those families who could not pay for their child's school lunch. The cost will be at $50 for the school year for an alternate meal.
The board approved the audit bids from Nolte, Cornman and Johnson P.C. for the next three years. The cost of the 2017 audit will be at $6,750. The 2018 cost will be at $7,000. The 2019 audit will cost the school district will be at $7,250.
In another matter,the Northeast Hamilton school board approved the authorization for the principal and interest payment for the Series 2009 General Obligation bonds with the interest at $45,835 and the fees at $105,000 for a grand total of $150,835. The board voted to table action until next month's meeting for the non-bargaining contract discussion and the 700 series policy review.
Northeast Hamilton elementary teacher Tammy Massman recently received a STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Math) scale up grant which will provide training for up to five teachers provided by Iowa State University. The Hansen Family Juggling show last Tuesday evening drew a great turnout of families and students to the school gym. The appearance was made possible by Williams Area Development Corporation.
The final informal meeting between the school boards of Northeast Hamilton, Stratford, and Webster City was held prior to the Northeast Hamilton board meeting. Representatives of the school districts looked at professional development plans, the school calendar and sharing programs. The Northeast Hamilton board members in attendance felt it was a productive meeting for all involved.
As for summer projects, principal Mike Kruger told the board the work at the school track is just getting started. The curb to the track has been taken out along with the concrete. Plans call for put down the black dirt and seed to the track in the next few weeks. There will also be work on installing aluminum doors to the gymnasium plus a handicapped entrance to one of the gym doors. Work will be done this summer on installing siding, shingles and carpeting for the portable building plus further work at the school bus barn.
The board also approved the district wellness policy for students and staff. Iowa State University presented a $500 stipend to Northeast Hamilton for their involvement in the study of wellness activities in the district.
The next board meeting will be on Thursday,May 18 at 6:00 p.m.


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Sunday, July 17, 2016
Shakey Shenkman Alert: Amazon really does sell everything, almost.
So, I get a message from my friend, Susan, and it says: "Cookie, what would you do if you found this Christmas morning under your tree?"
So I clicked the link to Amazon and this pops up:
So I look, I rub my eyes, and I verify this is for real.
And reader, it is.
"It comes with six shmeckles, says my friend.
"For this price? It should come with more."
I respond to to Susan: "Well, under the Hanukkah bush yes, but this Christmas tree? Isn't that a bit much? I mean the Christ child has theoretically just been born. So I could use the seven days for practice, but..."
Susan responds: "Would you like it in "White" or in "Medium"?
Evidently, "Medium" equals "brown" which means "black".
Reading further, I found a one line description: "Manufactured with care by Nasco in the United States, this Infant Circumcision Trainer, White is an excellent addition to your classroom! Shipping weight is 5 lbs."
"But I don't teach," I reminded Susan.
"The description says it also makes an excellent door stop," she replied. "Besides, if David Sedaris has a 200 year old medical model of a vagina inset with real pubic hair, why can't you have this? Think of this of it as a conversation starter."
I thought. She had a point. But what kinds of conversations could be started with this thing?
Guest: "What in the world is that?" they would ask, or maybe they would ask if E and I were taking up the art of circumcision like some couples who take up stamp collecting, or bridge.
And I would reply "Oh this? This is an infant circumcision practice model."
I could then regale them with tales about my own bris. "According to my Godmother, Rabbi Sol Shenkman did my bris. He was known in Cleveland Jewish circles as 'Shakey Shenkman' because he was aged and had a tremor."
I once asked my mother who she could have handed me over to an old man at the beginning stages of Parkinson's to handle something so delicate.
"Sol," she began, "did beautiful work," as if he made draperies, or was a master painter. This was followed by silence.
"And," I asked in a leading way.
"And," my mother replied "nothing. He asked for the business, brought me flowers and was known for his talents."
"Talents?" I asked. "Spinning a basketball on one's finger is a talent. Selecting the right fabrics to get a total design in a room is talent. Talent is playing Bach by ear. SKILL is what you want in a moil, not people with Parkinson's."
"Of all the men you've "seen", who has the nicer circumcision, you or they."
This conversation drifted where I certainly didn't want it to go. But she did have a point. The Cookie Monster is well done, while some of the men that I have found myself with had messy work done. The worse seems to be with men who were circumcised by the military when they were in the army, navy, air force or Marines.
Still, I didn't think anyone would want in on this story when they dropped over to collect money for the progressive dinner door prize, or over cocktails (until much, much later) in the evening.
I told Susan that while her offer was generous, that the trainer would be more fitting in her house, a house that had a Mezuzah in every door into every room. "It would part of your theme."
And now Susan waits for her knicknack, and she promises to save me one of the six penis that comes with the model.
Oh, boy! Hours of fun await.
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Opportunism is neither odd nor even. Neither is inaction
The Delhi government has decided to bring back one of its high-visibility initiative, the odd-even plan.
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They say the reel world derives inspiration from the real and rightly so.
#Demonetisation: Indian economy watershed or waterboarded?
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In the past few months, I've seen many journalists crib about the excesses of the government, slam them for the lack of morals or turn on their own organisations for suppressing stories that were i
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If you think commuting by a suburban train in Mumbai is a fantasy ride, ask a Mumbaikar how it really feels! Well, it's not hunky-dory.
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The Vancouver Canucks will host their fifth annual Hockey Talks day on February 18, 2017, to encourage a conversation about mental health.
The Canucks will dedicate this game night to bring awareness to mental health and offer fans the opportunity to get involved through social media. The Canucks Hockey Talks event is part of an effort with the other Canadian NHL clubs where each will dedicate one of their game nights from Jan. 25-Mar. 10 to encourage open dialogue about mental health.
The schedule for Hockey Talks night hosted by each Canadian Club is as follows:
|Montreal Canadiens
|Columbus Blue Jackets
|Jan. 24, 2017
|Ottawa Senators
|St. Louis Blues
|Feb. 7, 2017
|Calgary Flames
|Philadelphia Flyers
|Feb. 15, 2017
|Vancouver Canucks
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|Feb.18, 2017
|Toronto Maple Leafs
|Montreal Canadiens
|Feb. 25, 2017
|Winnipeg Jets
|Minnesota Wild
|Feb. 28, 2017
|Edmonton Oilers
|Pittsburgh Penguins
|Mar. 10, 2017
Fans will also have the opportunity to lend their voices through social media by using the hashtag #HockeyTalks. Social media messages using the hashtag can appear as part of an online mosaic to showcase a united voice.
Fans are then encouraged to join the conversation on social with the hashtag #HockeyTalks. Hockey Talks signs are available to print off below should fans want to incorporate them in their posts.
Following the passing of Vancouver Canuck Rick Rypien, the Canucks, in conjunction with Fraser Health and Provincial Health Services Authority and BC Children's Hospital, re-launched mindcheck.ca, a website focused on providing free mental health resources for youth. Since the re-launch in 2012, mindcheck.ca has had over 550,000 visitors and over 261,000 people have taken self-assessment quizzes. In an effort to reach more youth in BC, BC Children's Hospital, with the Vancouver Canucks are encouraging students to host a Balancing Our Minds mental health youth summit in their own communities. Balancing Our Minds is a one-day event geared towards high school aged youth to learn about mental health and engage in fun activities and thoughtful dialogue. Students can visit bom.keltymentalhealth.ca to access tool kits and resources which will enable them to host their own summits, keep the conversation going, and help reduce stigma around mental health.
With support from the Canucks for Kids Fund, the Health Literacy team at BC Children's Hospital, along with a number of different experts and youth, are developing Breathr- a new app to help introduce the concept of mindfulness and create an easy access point for those who are new to this practice. The app will provide opportunities for users to try out a variety of mindfulness practices, while also teaching them interesting facts about the brain science behind those practices. Our aim is to show youth that mindfulness can be fun, easy to try, and that it can have very real benefits for their overall health and well-being.


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Okay, So I may not have found myself a Jay Gatsby but I love nothing more then to dress up and live in a fantasy. Period dramas like Downton Abbey are still high up on some of my favourite television series. The fashion, lifestyle, manner, parties... everything had that romantic nostalgia to it.
A couple of weekends ago some friends and myself went to Bloomsbury Ballrooms for a 1920s style ball called the 'Prohibition Party' We donned are lavish head pieces, fake cigarettes and pearl beads to Charleston the night away whilst sipping on cocktails from teacups. Floorshows, Dancing, Gambling and impressed suitably by how much effort everyone had made to dress up and have some good old fashion 1920s style fun.
Dress c/o Wish Want Wear
I wore a dress from Halston Heritage borrowed from a company called Wish Want Wear. The long streamline classic black dress with a cut out back and embellished sleeves made me feel more like Lady Mary from Downton then a flapper girl. Even though the dress was too long for me, even with heels (5ft 4 waaa) I put a skinny little belt so that I could bunch some of the material up to help me from not standing on the hem of the dress and falling flat on my face (always a bonus) teamed with a fur stole and a bedazzling head piece from Johnny loves Lola.
The idea of Wish Want Wear is something which I wish had been around (or I had known about) when I went to my leavers balls at school, mainly because I wore lovely dresses but they never made another appearance in my everyday life.


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Recommended Items
- Playing As
- can combine , and at low life to become deceptively strong.
- The bonus healing granted by life steal form all sources as well as heals from allies. amplifies your
- Playing Against
- becomes more dangerous the lower life he is. Save your disables to finish him off.
- Preventing from reaching his axe will minimize the amount of harassment he can cause in the laning phase.
- has reduced defenses from damage during , despite being immune to disables. If you can't escape from during , try focusing your damage on him with your teammates.
- Ability Usage
- Because of effect and , is one of the fastest junglers in League. allows him to gank effectively, and the combination of and let him both sustain his health throughout the early game and effectively take on and defeat most other junglers.
is a versatile ability and offers many different utilities to :
- It is a very useful ability for chasing because of its own cooldown reduction (if you can pick it up while chasing). Throwing your axe where you are likely to chase your opponent lets you refresh its cooldown much quicker and increases its slow uptime.
- It is an effective harassment ability. While many skillshots are consumed upon hitting the first target, or will lose effectiveness as they do,mana. will travel straight through all enemies it hits for full damage. At early levels, however, recklessly spamming it will swiftly leave without
- It will remove the fog of war in a large area around where it is thrown for a very brief duration, making it useful for checking bushes.
- Although
sustained damage output isn't very powerful during early game, his burst is surprisingly strong as his deals a significant amount of true damage which cannot be mitigated by any means. With a few ranks invested in the ability it can devastate the health of most squishier champions during mid-game.
- If you have not invested in significant HP or health sustain as you level it, it can also fairly quickly devastate the health of helping to kill himself. himself if you are not careful with its usage. With this in mind, it can often be unwise to abuse this during a duel, as may potentially wind up
- can combine , , and at low life to become deceptively tanky. This makes him a great duelist, as he can take on most champions even at low health. When combined with items and spells such as and , he can become formidably hard to kill.
- In lane has a higher range than 's basic attack range, this allows you to poke with it.
provides complete immunity to all forms of CC, and largely defines playstyle during the later stages of the game. It can be used either to initiate a battle, to improve his fighting ability midway through one, or to make an emergency retreat if the situation starts to become disadvantageous.
- most common and effective role during late-game teamfights is to function as a bulky assassin. Upon the commencing of a pitched teamfight, can activate and dive straight through the frontline of the enemy team, singling out the opposing AD carry. Because of the complete CC immunity that affords him, he becomes extremely difficult for the opposing team to peel away. Even if is unsuccessful in slaying his target, the threat he poses is often enough to drive them completely out of the teamfight in their attempts to avoid him, drastically reducing the enemy's team's damage output.
- is also a very useful peeler himself, operating to safeguard his own carry from the opposing team. His ability to chain-slow enemies with and the excellent damage output from can make it extremely difficult for enemy champions to safely attack the carry without risking being kited and killed.
- Mastery Usage
- Item Usage
- armor and magic resistance from the passive effect of . Because of this, it takes more effort to kill him, therefore stacking health on him is a very common build path.
naturally receives
- Consider health item is desired. is one of the most useful items for , as in addition to the large amount of health it has, it slows any opponents he autoattacks, giving him a much more reliable form of crowd control than his . However, if the player is confident with their ability to consistently land axes on a fleeing opponent, then can be substituted for a for its much greater health and survivability boost. or if a build with one sole
- Cleave passive very attractive. Olaf does not need the lifesteal from because he can already gain lifesteal with his . However, purchasing during the early game is not recommended as you need some health to make this item's passive (and active) worthwhile. is an excellent option for Olaf because he will usually stack a lot of health late game, making 's
- health, mana and an active that grants him and his allies movement speed for a few seconds and heavily slows all enemies near him for one second at the end of the duration. In combination with or the enchantment, and , becomes extremely difficult to stop and will most likely need to be focused down before he kills his target. is especially useful for giving him
- When
does not have or available for use, he can be extremely vulnerable to kiting. A greatly reduces the effectiveness of this tactic and also offers a considerable amount of health and a useful active slow which greatly appreciates.
- Dreadnought passive. However, it is recommended to build at least one AD item component such as or before completing , to ensure that Olaf can actually deal enough burst damage once he gets to his target. can be considered an alternative to in a more offensive oriented build, as it also provides movement speed, situational damage and sticking power from the
is one of the best items Olaf can purchase. It synergizes with , increasing the sustain that is already increased by the ability itself even more, not to mention any lifesteal item that Olaf is likely to purchase. The cooldown reduction is also a great asset to Olaf. Due to these reasons, this item is nearly essential for Olaf, except when there are no AP champions on the enemy team.
- Olaf does not need that much because makes him immune to nearly every crowd control he would want to block with this item. However, it should still be considered if there is an important damaging spell that Olaf should block.
- Some form of life steal or health regeneration is advised when dealing damage with to negate the health cost. An early can be sufficient for sustaining his health and removes the need to quickly level . Later on, it can be upgraded into for a highly offensive, with the life steal stacking with . A more utility-oriented upgrade can be found in into - both offer extremely useful active slows and the latter additionally hastens , making him almost completely impossible to outrun with active.
- It is important to note that
deals damage based on the enemy's current health. Generally, enemies want to stack health to mitigate the effects from the true damage dealt by , but since counters this, there are very few things in terms of defense that enemies can do to mitigate Olaf's damage with this item. However, if offers lower raw AD, therefore less damage with both and itself. The extra attack speed and the active from should compensate for that, however.
- Also, does not offer the minion clearing capabilities that offers, forcing players to either buy or constantly spam to clear minion waves.
- A attack damage boost as his health drops increases his DPS exponentially when combined with , and the magic damage shield lets him stay at low health more safely. synergizes incomparably well with 's kit - the passive
- Cooldown reduction synergizes well with . With a maximum 40% cooldown reduction, the cooldown on is a mere 0.3 seconds after picking up the axe, as the flat cooldown reduction from picking up the axe becomes even more effective. For the sole purpose of maintaining the slow of , assuming that the axe is retrieved within 2.5 seconds of throwing it, 12.5% cooldown reduction is all that is needed for the target to be permanently slowed.
- Heavy cooldown reduction also greatly benefits his - with access to at least 284 true damage nuke on a 4.8 second cooldown at level 9, has excellent damage output from it alone, allowing him to dedicate the rest of his build towards improving his defenses and tanking ability.
has no dash ability, so augmenting his mobility with early boots upgrade often proves to be very effective.
- are a good option in this regard. They make Olaf hard to kite, but at the same time, they make him rely on to get rid of crowd control effects that do not slow. If those CCs are a problem, may prove to be a better choice. Additionally, in combination with , are also effective.
- A attack speed by 15%, in addition to its very useful armor and cooldown reduction bonuses. can greatly augment carry-killing power by cutting their
- Olaf does not need armor penetration. When choosing between flat damage and armor penetration, it is better to go for flat attack damage because his main target is the AD carry with low armor and the true damage from deals decent damage to tanks. also benefits from flat damage. If the enemy team is especially heavily armored, is still a reasonable purchase though as spam and basic attacks can quickly shred the entire enemy team's armor.
- Countering
- If your team plans on killing , fully commit in doing so. Leaving the job-half done will make him even more dangerous due to and he is likely to simply life steal all the damage your team did to him.
is a slow projectile, meaning that you can dodge the spell easily.
- You can deny from spamming by keeping him from picking up the axe that the spell left in the path.
- In a similar vein, making significant course changes while is chasing you will prevent him from picking up his axe and continuing to close the distance on you.
- Save your CC while
is using . It removes and negates any CC cast on him while it is active.
- also gives him bonus armor and magic resistance. However, when activated, the passive bonus is lost and he gains a lot of AD to boost his damage. It might be wiser to try and burst him before the buff duration is over.
- As is immune to any forms of CC placed upon him, the most effective forms of keeping him away are self-displacement abilities such as and player-created terrain such as . You should try to save these abilities for when he uses to make him waste the duration.
- Keep from reaching your team. His high auto attack damage and high lifesteal from can easily take out most of your team with full HP if is left overlooked.


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UEFA Euro 2016: tickets go on sale!
The wait is over! You can now create an account on the UEFA Euro 2016 web site, plan your programme and start dreaming about how your favourite team will get on as you wait for the 10th June, the date when tickets officially go on sale.
You will then have until the 10th July 2015 to place your order for tickets. This will then be confirmed – or not – when the electronic ballot takes place.
In fact, tickets for this competition are not being made available on a first come first served basis. What is more, tickets will not be available directly from the stadiums.
Booking your tickets... how does it work?
- Create an account on UEFA Euro 2016's on-line platform (click on the link opposite).
- From the 10th June onwards, you can select the match or matches you would like to attend.
- You will receive a confirmation email once you have confirmed your ticket request.
- The results of the ballot will be posted after 10th July 2015, the date when the electronic ballot closes.
Fair rules regarding the allocation of tickets
A maximum of 4 tickets per match and per person may be requested. Only one match per day and per applicant will be allocated. You do not have to apply for tickets for the group stage matches in order to be allocated semi-final or final tickets.
What is more, in order to make access to tickets easy for everyone, the number of ticket types that are on sale has been simplified:
- Individual Ticket: 1 match at 1 venue.
- « Destination » Pass: 2 consecutive matches at the same venue.
- « Follow my Team » Pass: a series of tickets that allow fans to follow their favourite team right up until the end of their journey (from 3 to 7 matches); this ticket type will go on sale from December 2015, with tickets reserved for fans.
Tickets start at €25... Open-ended ticket pricing.
UEFA Euro 2016's ticket pricing policy is characterised by a range of prices that has deliberately been left open-ended.
In this way, ticket prices start from 25 euros (group stage matches and quarter finals, with around 210,000 of these tickets available) and can go up to 895 euros for the final. Nevertheless, there will be some tickets for all matches that are available for under €100.
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It was a star-studded night. Though the collection at Van Heusen GQ Nights was inspired by men's fashion, the women attending the venue were no less.
Complimenting the event with their glamor quotient, these ladies accentuated the vibe of the entire evening.
We saw a swarm of celebrities plunging in; some dressed to scare us, some to awe-struck us. Out of all the beautiful faces we saw, we have only picked the best to show you guys. Reason being their astounding wardrobe ensembles.
First on our radar was the barbie doll face, Katrina Kaif. She wore a black cocktail dress with chic cut-outs. The lovely neck of the dress was awe-inspiring.
Radhika Apte looked adorable in this white princess dress.
We also spotted this gaudy attire. We love this vibrant kurta and gold pumps.
And last but least, we captured this charming grey ensemble. A crop top and a maxi skirt.
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It's a photocopy version!The Atlas of Contemporary World Architecture--so massive that it comes in its own plastic carrying case--is one of the rare publishing events that lives up to its hype. The book showcases 1,052 buildings completed since January 1998 with thousands of well-chosen color photographs plans, elevations, and cross-sections. Major elements of each project are described in elegantly succinct texts. Rather than simply pay lip service to the concept of "world" architecture, this book ranges throughout 75 countries on six continents. And although the big names in the field are here--Rafael Moneo and Herzog De Meuron are each represented by nine projects; Tadeo Ando with eight, Frank Gehry with six--the focus is on the ingenuity and diversity of contemporary architecture, regardless of the fame of its creator.
The book's global view embraces many approaches, including experimental construction, neo-modernism, postmodernism, reinterpreted vernacular architecture and lingering traces of the International Style. While virtually every building type is included, from factories to museums, from lookout towers to train stations, the largest and most creative category is single family housing. Selected (as were all the projects) by a panel of leading architects, critics, scholars and others, these homes offer a tantalizing sense of what is possible, even on a modest budget.
Grouped by country, the residences establish a sense of local context--from the elegant use of Scandinavian wood to the imaginative use of narrow plots of land in Tokyo. Fully indexed, with an array of maps and world data charts, The Atlas of Contemporary World Architecture is destined to serve as a unique reference tool.


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Welcome to the everyday life of Doctor Miranda! Step inside the life of Doctor Miranda and discover the challenges that each day brings.
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Step inside the lives of Busy People! Each story focuses on a different character as they go about their daily work.
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Beach Loop Realty
Contact Details
(541) 347-1800
1010 1st St SE, STE #290 Bandon, Oregon 97411
Bandon, OR 97411
Beds: 2
Baths: 2
Sq. Ft.: 1,200
Type: Single Family Home
Listing #17590265
Ocean & Coquille River views for miles! Enjoy obstructable bluff views from this unique home situated in a beautiful quiet neighborhood. 1200sf home w/2b/2b on .14ac corner lot. 1st floor offers 1b/1b, laundry area w/ample storage & sink, & a room to create sitting area or workspace. 2nd floor provides sizable living room, quaint kitchen 1b/1b and VIEWS of ocean, river & Old Town! Large 2nd story covered deck enhances your living space.
Property Features
Location Information
County: Coos
Area: Coos County
Interior Features
Interior: Laundry, Wall to Wall Carpet, Vinyl Floor
Master Bedroom Level: Main
Living Room: Balcony, Living Room/Dining Room Combo, Wood Stove
Kitchen Features: Disposal, Free-Standing Range, Freestanding Refrigerator
Fireplace YN: yes
Num Fireplaces: 1
Fireplace Description: Wood
Heating: Wood Stove, Zonal
Heating Fuel: Electricity, Wood
Cooling: None
Water Heater: Electricity
Basement/Foundation: Concrete
Exterior Features
Style: 2 Story, Custom Style
Stories: 2
Exterior Description: Wood
Roof: Composition
Sewer: Public
Water: Public
Parking Description: Carport
Garage/Parking Spaces: 0
Lot Description: Corner, Level
Lot Acres: 0.14
Lot Size: 5, 000 to 6, 999 SqFt
Lot Dimensions: 59.99 x 99.99
Zoning: CD
Exterior: Deck, Yard
Has View: yes
View Description: View of Bay, Ocean, River
Elementary School: Ocean Crest
Jr High School: Harbor Lights
High School: Bandon
Additional Information
Property Subtype: Single Family Residence
Year Built: 1985
Status: Active
Is an REO: No
Is Short Sale: No
Deck: yes
Tax Amount: 2, 270.59
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Listing Agent: Michael Sterling
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