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The voice of Johnny Mathis is always distinctive and compelling but when blended with Nelson Riddle, whose magic made recordings by Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, Judy Garland, and so many others even more special, the results are extraordinary. I'll Buy You a Star puts Mathis' voice in a beautiful setting, something Linda Ronstadt would emulate years later on her three discs with the legendary conductor. After Mathis hit with Glenn Osser's orchestration of "Starbright" in 1960, he seemed to go on a "star" kick on this release a year later, and that's OK. "I'll Buy You a Star" and "Stairway to the Stars" lead off this classic with additional cosmic themes on side two, the singer indulging astrology in "Sudden Love" and talking about love being "heavenly" in "Warm and Willing." The genius of this collection, though, is that there is a smooth continuity of styles, a departure from the usual Mathis formula which would have the singer switching musical genres on many of his albums with only his voice to keep things consistent. Where another '60s LP, So Nice, would blend current Top 40 and show tunes, a combination carried over to Mathis' projects in the '70s, Riddle works on the same level, equally talented and matching Johnny, their skills weaving a texture that creates a superior work of art -- and one without the necessity of a Top 40 hit, the arena where this artist reigned from 1957 to 1963. "The Best Is Yet to Come" is sassy and smart, the horns fitting nicely under the singer's perfect vocal instrument. "Smile" is elegance suspended in space -- the instrumentation and voice swimming together, wrapped in a warm production. Sony re-released this music on compact disc in 1996 with four additional tracks conducted by Riddle: "Jenny," "Wasn't the Summer Short?," "Wherever You Are It's Spring," and "Should I Wait (Or Should I Run to Her)." It's a fabulous set of recordings for those who appreciate music as art. ~ Joe Viglione
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HybridPod, Ep. 4 — Play in Education
Why isn't school more fun?
Fred Rogers, famous in America for creating Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, said, "Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children, play is serious learning. Play is really the work of childhood." Why do we assume, though, that adults don't also learn from play? In this episode, I assert that "serious learning" happens through play at any age, and that a playful approach to classes, professions, and identity has benefits that too often get ignored in academia.
Unfortunately, school is often anything but playful. Between compulsory attendance, state-mandated testing, and the regimented routine of bell schedules, students are often expected to conform and comply, rather than to improvise and experiment. It seems there should be a way to incorporate play into education, making school something that students enjoy, look forward to, and find productive.
Adeline Koh writes that "play is serious business," and this episode explores that assertion and tests the ways in which it can be applied to today's educational environments.
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Chris! How am I just finding you? I guess my kids were right…I need to get off Facebook and on to Reddit!
I am finishing my MA in Social and Cultural Pedagogy at Arizona State University in December and my area of study is play across the lifespan (because just try googling "adult play" lol). We are starting a social pedagogy association if you are interested in joining us. http://www.socialpedagogy.org
Super excited to find your post and listen to the audio. When I saw the headline, I thought it would just be about K-12 education, so I'm delighted to see you're discussing play for adults as well.
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Here are Ghanaian players taking part in the UEFA Champions League this season.
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Claudio Ranieri still needs to find a midfield solution having lost N'golo Kante during the summer, although he will count on Daniel Amartey to be a key element in the heart of midfield as well as Jeffrey Schlupp on the flanks.
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Story starts with Vishwas (Naga Chaitanya) chasing thieves who attempts to rob a supermarket and after he catches them and handovers to cops. Later his family members are introduced. His older brother, (Srikanth), and his sister-in-law (Samiksha) who, together, protect him. Vishwas meets Rhea(Kajal) who is an only daughter of wealthy business tycoon (Mukesh Rishi) who is concerned about money and growth but not about affection and love. While Vishwas is trying to get attention of Rhea he will accidentally get into a quarrel with a gang who does business with human trafficking. He fights and frees some girls who were kidnapped and this gang is owned by (Rahul dev) who tries to find Vishwas and end him up. Will Vishwas gets succeeded in achieving his love by defeating bad guys is rest of the story.
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AMERICAN PATRIOT– 1st Makers 46 Mile -G1
U S NAVY FLAG – 1st Juddmonte Middle Park S. -G1, 1st Darley Dewhurst S. -G1, 1st Plusvital Round Tower S. -G3
AVENGE – Rodeo Drive S. -G1
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WAR CORRESPONDENT – 1st Miami Mile -G3, 3rd Gulfstream Park Turf H. -G1, 3rd Presque Isle Mile S.
HOMESMAN – 1st Gallinule S. -G3 @ Curragh, 3rd Belmont Derby Invitational S. – G1
WAR DECREE – 1st Www.koffy.ie Diamond Stakes -G3
LULL – 1st Autumn Miss S. -G3, 1st Kentucky Downs Ladies Sprint S., 2nd San Clemente H. -G2, 2nd Soaring Softly S., 3rd Buffalo Trace Franklin County S. -G3
ON LEAVE – 1st Perfect Sting S., 1st All Along S., 2nd Fasig-Tipton De La Rose S., 3rd Goldikova S. -G2
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$1,900,000 colt at Keeneland September Sale to Shadwell
$1,450,000 mare, Peace and War, at Keeneland November Sale to Katsumi Yoshida
$1,450,000 yearling colt at Keeneland November Sale to M.V. Magnier
$1,300,000 mare, Summer Soiree at Keeneland November Sale to Dr. M. Iida
$1,300,000 colt at Keeneland September Sale to Shadwell
$900,000 colt at Keeneland September Sale to Shadai Farm
$900,000 filly at Keeneland September Sale to John Ferguson
$800,000 colt at Keeneland September Sale to Desk Valet Co.
$700,000 colt at Keeneland September Sale to Shadwell
$700,000 filly at Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Select
$675,000 2yo colt at OBS March to Solis / Litt
$600,000 filly at Keeneland September Sale to Cromwell Bloodstock
$600,000 filly at Keeneland September Sale to Crupi's New Castle Farm
$585,000 filly at Keeneland September Sale to Fiona Shaw, agent for Marc Keller
$575,000 colt at Keeneland September Sale to John Ferguson
$550,000 colt at Keeneland September Sale to J.S. Company
$525,000 filly at Keeneland September Sale to Steven W. Young
$510,000 filly at Keeneland September Sale to Al Shahania Stud
$500,000 colt at Keeneland September Sale to Lane's End
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BRAVE ANNA – 1st Cheveley Park Stakes -G1, Albany Stakes -G3 at Royal Ascot
WAR DECREE – 1st Qatar Vintage S. -G2, 2nd Superlative S. – G2 at Newmarket
INTELLIGENCE CROSS – 1st Round Tower S. -G3 at The Curragh, 2nd Arqana July S. – G2 at Newmarket, 3rd Qatar Richmond S. -G2
ROYAL ARTILLERY – 1st Betfred Rose of Lancaster S. -G3, 3rd Prix Guillaume d'Ornano – Haras du Logis Saint-Germain -G2
JOURNEY HOME – 1st Jimmy Durant S. – G3
COURAGE UNDER FIRE – 2nd Keeneland Phoenix S. -G1 @ The Curragh
AVENGE – 1st John C. Mabee -G2, 3rd Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf-G1
TAKE COVER – 1st Pennsylvania Governor's Cup
ROLY POLY – 1st Duchess of Cambridge Cherry Hinton S. – G2 at Newmarket; won Grangecon Stud S. -G3, 2nd Cheveley Park Stakes -G1, Lowther S. -G2
WAR FLAG – 1st Prix Chloe -G3 at Chantilly
AMERICAN PATRIOT – 1st Kent S. -G3, 3rd Secretariat S. -G1
LANCASTER BOMBER – 2nd Dubai Dewhurst S. -G1 at Newmarket, 2nd Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf-G1
LONG ISLAND SOUND – 2nd Secretariat S. -G1
BONDURANT – 2nd Commonwealth Turf S.-G3
WHITCLIFFSOFDOVER – 2nd Tattersalls Somerville S. -G3
SPIRIT OF VALOR – 2nd Killavullan S. -G3
ON LEAVE – 1st Risaverse S. at Saratoga, Sands Point S. -G2
DEPARTING – 1st Michael G. Schaefer Memorial S., 3rd Fair Grounds H.-G3, 2nd West Virginia Governors Cup
HESINFRONT – 1st Delta Mile S.
COMPELLED – 1st the Juvenile Fillies Turf S.
WITH HONORS – 1st Del Mar Juvenile Turf Fillies S., 2nd Jimmy Durant S. -G3
DIAMOND BACHELOR – 1st The Vid S.
RADIO SILENCE – TDN Rising Star, 2nd Galileo E.b.f. Futurity S. – G2 @ The Curragh
LULL – 1st – Exacta Systems Juvenile Fillies S., 2nd Jessamine S. – G3
THEATRE STAR – 3rd Megahertz S.-G3
BLARP – 3rd Colonel E R Bradley H.-G3
GUERRE – 1st Jockey Club Cup, 3rd Polar Mile Cup
BOLTING – 1st Prix du Pont-Neuf at Chantilly
WAR DANCER – 3rd Oceanport S. -G3
MISE EN ROSE – 2nd Queens Plate S. -G3, 2nd Japan Racing Association Sceptre S. – G3
HIT IT A BOMB – 3rd Invesco Pension Consultants Desmond S. -G3, 3rd Clipper Logistics Boomerang S. -G2
MOSLER – 1st Laurel Dash S.
WAR DANCER – 1st – PTHA President's Cup S.
COMMEND – 2nd Quick Call S. @ SAR
In 2015: 12 SWs, 23 Stakes Horses (17 Graded), incl.
AIR FORCE BLUE – 2YO won Dubai Dewhurst S.-G1, Goffs Vincent O'Brien National S.-G1, Keeneland Phoenix S.-G1
HIT IT A BOMB – 2YO won Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf-G1, Star Appeal S. at Dundalk
JACK MILTON – won Maker's 46 Mile S.-G1, 2nd Woodford Reserve Turf Classic S.-G1
HELENE SUPER STAR (previously named Lines of Battle) – won Standard Chartered Champions & Chater Cup-G1, 2nd Citibank Hong Kong Cold Cup-G1, named Champion Stayer in Hong Kong
DEPARTING – won Firecracker S.-G2, 2nd Lukas Classic S.
WAR CORRESPONDENT – won Appleton S.-G3, 3rd Gulfstream Park Turf H.-G1
WAR DISPATCH – 3YO won Prix de Guiche-G3, Prix Policeman, 2nd Grand Prix de Maisons-Laffitte-G2, 3rd Prix du Jockey Club-G1
THEATRE STAR – won Justakiss S. (2nd div.), 2nd Golden Poppy S., 3rd Senator Ken Maddy S.-G3, Osunitas S., Kentucky Downs Ladies Sprint S.
MOSLER – won Elusive Quality S., 3rd Highlander S.-G2
SOUPER COLOSSAL – 3YO won Texas Glitter S., 2nd West Virginia Derby-G2, Smarty Jones S.-G3, etc.
WAR DANCER – 2nd Man o' War S.-G1
SUMMER FRONT – 2nd Frank E. Kilroe Mile S.-G1
PEACE AND WAR – 3YO 2nd Delaware Oaks-G3, 3rd Cotillion S.-G1
2015 Sales:
Keeneland September:
21 Yearlings Averaged $600,714, incl. $1,450,000, $1,150,000, $1,000,000 (2), etc.
Keeneland November:
Weanlings for $3.2 million (North American record for a weanling sold at public auction), $2.6 million, and $2 million
In-foal mare for $1.9 million
850,000gns ($1,324,827) Colt Topped Tattersalls Craven Breeze Up Sale
In 2014: 15 Graded Stakes Horses, Six Graded SWs:
PEACE AND WAR – Alcibiades S.-G1
SUMMER FRONT – Ft. Lauderdale S.-G2, 2nd Shoemaker Mile S.-G1, Eddie Read S.-G1, Shoemaker Mile S.-G1, Fort Marcy S.-G3
PONTCHATRAIN – Monrovia S.-G2, Buena Vista S.-G2
WAR DANCER – Louisville H.-G3, 2nd Dixiana Elkhorn S.-G2, 3rd Arlington H.-G3, Kentucky Turf Cup S.-G3
JACK MILTON – Poker S.-G3, 3rd Fourstardave H.-G2
NATIVE BOMBSHELL – Ontario Fashion S.-G3
Sales Toppers at Keeneland, Saratoga, Tattersalls Craven Breeze Up, Tattersalls Guineas, Fasig-Tipton Midlantic
Top Runners, Lifetime
LINES OF BATTLE $2,604,686, champion 3yo colt in UAE, U.A.E. Derby Sponsored by The Saeed & Mohammed Al Naboodah Group-G2, Standard Chartered Champions & Chater Cup -G1, Irish Stallion Farms E.B.F. Star Appeal S, 2nd Korean Racing Authority Tyros S-G3, etc., to 4, 2014.
DEPARTING $1,968,229 won West Virginia Derby-G2, Illinois Derby-G3, Firecracker S.-G2, 2nd Fayette S.-G3, 3rd Louisiana Derby-G2, Stephen Foster H.-G1, 2nd West Virginia Governors Cup, etc.
DECLARATION OF WAR $1,847,489, champion older male in Eur, Eng, and Ire, Juddmonte International S-G1, Queen Anne S-G1, Diamond S-G3, etc.
WARNING FLAG $1,404,437, Mercedes-Benz Hong Kong Classic Mile-G1, Irish Stallion Farms E.B.F. Star Appeal S, 2nd Mercedes-Benz Hong Kong Classic Cup-G1, etc.
SUMMER FRONT $1,077,140 won Ft. Lauderdale S.-G2, Cliff Hanger S.-G3, Miami Mile H.-G3, 2nd Eddie Read S.-G1, Frank E. Kilroe Mile-G1, 3rd Jamaica H.-G1, Secretariat S.-G1, etc.
WAR DANCER $1,068,925 won Virginia Derby-G2, Louisville H.-G3, PTHA President's Cup S., 2nd Man o' War S.-G1, Dixiana Elkhorn S.-G2, Bowling Green H.-G2, 3rd American Turf S.-G2, Arlington H.-G3, Oceanport S.-G3, etc.
THE FACTOR $922,180, Malibu S-G1, Pat O'Brien S-G1, Rebel S-G2, etc.
JACK MILTON $853,828 won Maker's 46 Mile-G1, Poker S.-G3, Transylvania S.-G3, 2nd Woodford Reserve Turf Classic-G1, etc.
AIR FORCE BLUE $844,919 Champion 2yo
DATA LINK $831,335, Maker's 46 Mile S-G1, Citation H-G2, Monmouth S-G2 (NCR), etc.
WAR COMMAND $625,067, Dubai Dewhurst S-G1, Coventry S-G2, Galileo E.B.F. Futurity S-G2, etc., to 3, 2014.
SUMMER SOIREE $506,180, Del Mar Oaks-G1, Boiling Springs S-G3, Bourbonette Oaks-G3, etc.
AMERICAN PATRIOT– won Makers 46 Mile -G1
PEACE AND WAR Darley Alcibiades S-G1, at 2, 2014.
HIT IT A BOMB Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf-G1
BRAVE ANNA Cheveley Park S.-G1, Albany S.-G3
AVENGE Rodeo Drive S.-G1, John C. Mabee S.-G2


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I don't know about you guys, but I've been having a craving for more Luvstep recently. Thankfully Dirty South Joe & Flufftronix were happy to oblige with a mix they did for Mike Posner and DJ Benzi's Sirius/XM show which was aired last Friday. It's got a few tracks from the previous mix, and some new ones including Flufftronix's just finished remix of The Weeknd's High For This and Figure's latest remix which I posted over the weekend. If you're still been hesitant to get into luvstep, give this minimix a shot. I dare you not to luv it.
Dirty South Joe & Flufftronix – Luvstep Minimix (320 kbps)
1. Starkey – Paradise
2. Ellie Goulding – Your Song (Blackmill Remix)
3. Kito & Reija Lee – Sweet Talk
4. Band of Horses – The Funeral (Butch Clancy Remix)
5. The Weeknd – High For This (Flufftronix Remix)
6. The Dream – Take Care Of Me (Figure Remix)
7. Nero – Guilt
8. Derek Allen – Spirits In The Material World
9. Dillon Francis – Beautician
10. Flufftronix – Interstellar
11. Katy Perry – Firework (Norihito Ogawa Remix)
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Pietro Nicoletti May 3, 2011 at 10:01 am
rly good tacklist
David James Hood May 3, 2011 at 12:20 pm
totally diggin these tunes, amazing
Acid Waves May 3, 2011 at 2:12 pm
amazing stuff here
Ted May 3, 2011 at 3:42 pm
I know its off topic but who checked out deadmou5 on epic meal time this week…lol…food never looked so good with a side of house music
Fuzzhead May 3, 2011 at 7:42 pm
Mike Posner is super lame but this is pretty sick.
Mitch May 4, 2011 at 12:31 am
OH SHIT @ the band of horses dubstep drop.
Ruben May 4, 2011 at 8:33 am
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Matthias May 5, 2011 at 10:18 am
I don't really like many Dubstep songs, but this LUVSTEP mix shit is siiiiiiiiicccckkkkkkkk. It's perfect and totally made my day. You opened a door to heaven for me tonite :D MORE LUVSTEP!
Greg May 6, 2011 at 3:05 pm
I don't know about that transition from sweet talk to the funeral but the mix is fucking solid otherwise. I love luvstep!
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Whenever we travel to Europe, there's always a few instances of what we call "card roulette" — where you're standing at a machine (like, say, a Paris Metro machine that doesn't take cash or coins) and you just start jamming different cards into the machine hoping one of them will work.
While many restaurants and shops have swipe readers, there are an inconvenient number of places where you're going nowhere fast without a chip card.
I got a British Airways visa card a couple of years ago primarily because it was the only major US card that had the chip, but that's slowly changing over time. Their card is 'chip and signature' (meaning that you still have to sign a piece of paper for the transaction) whereas most European cards are Chip and Pin (meaning that you have to enter a PIN code to complete the transaction.)
On our most recent trip, the Paris regional machines (pic) refused my BA card (as well as all my swipe cards), yet the Metro machines (pic) worked just fine. I don't think any one card is a silver bullet for the card roulette problem, but I feel like its a much better better item in my arsenal when dealing with fussy foreign card readers.
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Trevor Marsh, Andy Widdowson, Ian Whitworth and myself got together on Thursday 9th October to Busk in Bolsover to make people aware of the consultation survey about closing the Creswell swimming baths and building a new baths in Clowne.
Trevor wrote two songs and we all met and spoke to hundreds of people, many were unaware of the survey, or had thrown it in the bin thinking it was junk mail. Everyone we spoke to wanted a baths back in Bolsover not Clowne, as we had ours demolished 24 years ago many people have been trying to support the new Baths, including BLAB (Bolsover Leisure and Baths) in 2002.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Having as main character to Arthur Japin y Dieuwke van Kreel (see full cast), this film directed by Michiel van Erp was premiered in theaters in 2009. The feature film "Angst" was produced in Netherlands. You can watch Angst online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in Dutch at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2009.
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Arthur Japin and Dieuwke van Kreel.
95-minute film (full movie) directed by Michiel van Erp.
The original audio of Angst has dialogues in or Dutch, it was produced in Netherlands.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2009.
Screenplay written by René van 't Erve.
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Inge Schapendonk, Michiel van Erp and Monique Busman.
This film was produced and / or financed by De Familie.
Composed by Louis ter Burg and Truus Melissen.
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AMSTERDAM — Aalborg BK's Chris Rolfe is currently receiving transfer interest from SAS Liga rival Brøndby, MLSsoccer.com has learned through multiple sources.
Last week, reports suggested that Rolfe was pursuing a move back to Major League Soccer, but one source indicated to MLSsoccer.com that this avenue is not being discussed in earnest.
The 28-year-old, now into the final year of his contract, has notched six goals and seven assists in 32 league outings since arriving from the Chicago Fire in January 2010. This season, Rolfe is tied for second on the squad in both goals and assists with four of each.
Citing a drop in revenue, Aalborg sport director Lynge Jacobsen recently announced that the club was requesting pay cuts for those negotiating extensions, telling Danish outlet Sporten they were aiming to trim the budget by 25 to 50 percent this year.
Brøndby are also tightening the belt a bit these days, but have been trying to add an affordable impact player to the attack since summer. As they have netted just 20 goals through 18 matches and stand but six points clear of the trap door at the winter break, that search has intensified for a club that last played second-flight ball three decades ago.
The team from Copenhagen's west side is no stranger to Americans; Clarence Goodson now captains the squad, with Brad Friedel and Christopher Sullivan among their former players. Brøndby also once auditioned Nottingham Forest's Robbie Findley, and MLSsoccer.com previously confirmed an interest in Sporting KC's Teal Bunbury and free agent Eddie Johnson during the last six months.
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Being that CMP is self funded but depends on rifles from our government only, if the supply of Garands at CMP are dwindling(M1917,1903,1903A3 are pretty much non existent) dont you think it would be in the best interest of our military or government to try to sway the Korean government instead of selling them to importers to give or sell them back to the military?
I see your point but the problem with that being that this program is for all intents and purposes a nonprofit organization and depends on the equivalent of donations in the form of rifles that the US government no longer has a use for. if the military buys those rifles from South Korea just to turn around and donate them, CMP will no longer be a self sufficient organization as it will be costing tax dollars in the form of re-appropriating obsolete weaponry to keep it functioning.
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Minster FM News
York Minster reveals its 8 Wonders for York 800
12:00am 1st April 2012
Whilst the city celebrates 800 years since it received its Royal Charter, York Minster is marking the anniversary with the launch of its 8 Wonders campaign to highlight many of the different and distinctive aspects of the Minster's building, music and calendar.
"Choosing just 8 Wonders for York Minster has been the biggest challenge, as there are so many wonderful things about the Minster that we'd like to highlight, from the majesty of the building itself to some of the amazing things that happen here," comments The Reverend Glyn Webster, Canon Chancellor of York Minster. "We are going to focus on a different 'wonder' each month between April and December, telling the story around each of the wonders through events, exhibitions, talks and activities."
The 8 Wonders campaign kicks off with one of York Minster's biggest and most important weeks of the year, Holy Week, which runs from Palm Sunday (1st April) through to Easter Sunday (8th April). This year's Palm Sunday will be marked with a procession, led by a donkey and with the Dean and clergy carrying palm fronds from York's St Helen's Square to the Minster to represent Jesus's journey into Jerusalem. Everyone is encouraged to join both the procession and the service which follows.
"The Palm Sunday procession is a very visible start to our Holy Week celebrations, which will include the visit by the Queen on Maundy Thursday to distribute Maundy Money to 172 people from around the Diocese, and all of our Easter services, which are amongst the most popular in the year," adds Canon Webster.
York Minster can also claim a world exclusive during Holy Week - it is the only cathedral in the world to host Sung Evensong every day in the week running up to Easter.
Other aspects of the 8 Wonders will include a month looking at music within the Minster, from the work of the choristers to performances on York Minster's four organs during May, the eight 'must see' aspects of any visit to York Minster, an exploration of the York Minster Revealed project, including a spectacular display of some of the stained glass from the Great East Window, which is currently being restored, and culminating in the celebration of Advent and Christmas in December.
"We are hoping to welcome in more visitors than ever before in 2012, both to look around York Minster and to take part in our services. No matter what your background, nationality or religion, we are confident that everyone will be fascinated and inspired by what they find within these walls - even if they have never stepped foot in a church before," adds Canon Moger.
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The lights went out in Joe Louis Arena Sunday, but it didn't affect the Red Wings much.
The light went out just 29 seconds into the game between the Red Wings and Canucks.
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Some lights went out in the arena and both teams were sent to their dressing rooms while the game was delayed for about 25 minutes.
The Red Wings released a statement about the incident during the second period:
"Due to a momentary failure in an outside electrical transmission line that feeds power to Joe Louis Arena, today's game between the Detroit Red Wings and the Vancouver Canucks was delayed 20 minutes while arena lighting was restored. The outside power source failed briefly just 29 seconds into the first period of today's game. Power was restored immediately, however, the metal halide lighting system installed at Joe Louis Arena requires 15 minutes to reset to full illumination. Today's game resumed at approximately 2:45 p.m. ET."
The Red Wings scored two first-period goals after the power outage and went on to a 5-3 win behind two goals by Pavel Datsyuk.


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TWO MONTHS I've been playing this damn game, literally saw ZERO Pikachus the first month, had ONE run away after a berry was given and a Great Ball was broken out of, and the fucker ran....
But the other day..... the other day while driving (my kids were watching the screen) a little yellow fucker showed up.
I immediately pulled into a parking lot and fed him a berry and got out my last Ultra Ball and caught him. Only 170cp but hey, beggars can't be choosers, right?
I spent the next few days walking him around, gathering candies, catching every little thing for extra stardust, because my intent was to power him up to the highest level possible. Got him to 220ish until THIS ASSMONGER POPPED UP OUTSIDE WORK ON MY LUNCH BREAK.
421. Not bad. Good thing I wasted all that stardust and candy on the other one.


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Since I last posted Mary has returned from Thailand where she attended training on multi-cultural missionary coaching. She will discuss this more in future posts but lets just say she is excited to start implementing what she has learned in Kinshasa. This week she has already scheduled 2 appointments to begin.
We are thankful and always inspired by how all of you respond . As of this writing we have commitments for 132 Mattresses. These come from across North America, Mount Vernon and Rosco Village, Ohio; Georgia, Toronto Canada and Reno Nevada. In addition, next month the Three Rivers District in East Ohio has committed the District Conference offering for Congo mattresses. Mary and I are also grateful to First UMC Mansfield for generously providing funds for new sewing machines at the Matendi School for Girls.
Mary, Innocent and I made the first delivery of 3 sewing machines today to Matendi School. We will make take the remaining machines along with fabric and thread next month on a return visit.
Innocent and I again are working with Women's Federation property in Kinkole to have the water well tested and see how conditions can improve.We also escorted a group from Mancusco ( the UN Peacekeepers in DRC) to help plan their Independence Day celebration at the orphanage in Limite.
I also had the opportunity to go to the Orphanage in Maluku. This place near the Congo River about 30 miles out of Kinshasa. It is ran and supported by the Federation of Fisherwomen. These ladies fish the Congo to supply an income and food supply for the 50 orphans that are there. They hope to someday have a dormitory and a place to cook and eat. Their only source of drinking water comes from the river. We hope this can change. Currently the orphans are divided up and return home with the dozen ladies that run the place. I'm sure that we will be returning to learn more.
There have been many administrative duties including translations for a German NGO, becoming new board members for the Methodist Presbyterian Guest House, and attending clean water training with UNICEF and working on disaster relief projects for the Church of Canada.
Finally have been blessed this week with the arrival of Gad Maiga, a UMC Global Mission Fellow. Gad will be staying with us for 2 weeks while he gets a work permit. Gad will be serving in Bukavu, in the province of South Kivu. Gad is a agricultural specialist assigned to the ECC farm.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Film with particular direction of Henrik Hellström. This movie was presented in 2014, with original production from Sweden, Norway and Germany. You can watch The Quiet Roar online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in Swedish at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
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Runtime: 77 minutes
Evabritt Strandberg, Hanna Schygulla, Joni Francéen, Jörgen Svensson and Denise Gough.
77-minute film (full movie) directed by Henrik Hellström.
The original audio of The Quiet Roar has dialogues in or Swedish, it was produced in Sweden, Norway, Germany.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Screenplay written by Henrik Hellström and Fredrik Wenzel.
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Dagsljus, Malin Söderlund, Rogaland Filmkraft, Erika Wasserman and Maria Ekerhovd.
This film was produced and / or financed by Film i Väst, Fasad Postproduktion, Idyll and Sveriges Television (SVT).
Composed by Hans Richter and Mikael Karlsson.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie The Quiet Roar has a duration of 77 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in English or Swedish in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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20-30 of us going to see Jersey Boys; age ranges 25 to 75. Need a dining place that is Italian (to fit the theme) and casual (not Olive Garden Italian). Not formal and expense, but authentic, will even consider a small banquet hall and I can set menu. We would all be eating the same thing.
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Coco a norwegian forest was found abandoned at Jurong East. She was malnourished, dehydrated,very skinny and fur was badly matted.We took her in, gave her a nice bath and found that both her kidneys were enlarged and concluded that this was a case of an abandonment due to sickness. With the help of public contributions, we raised enough money to bring her to the vet for a full body check the next day. Doc est. her to be about 7yrs old and found that she has polycystic kidney disease and said she wouldnt last a month and proposed PTS(Put to sleep). We are very against PTS and hence requested for medications and took her back. Doc gave some anti biotics and drips for her to keep her hydrated. We also tried to rehoming her as we had other rescue cases on hand as well and our hand were really tight.However as she was old, sick and BLACK in colour nobody wants to adopt her.Guess what? It has been 2 years now and she's still alive and kicking and is now a part of our big family!
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Life hasn't been easy these past two years. My mom was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, my partner's Mom also had cancer and his dad had stroke. My emotions and energy had been revolved mostly on making money and making time for loved ones. I levelled up these past two years, as a photographer my work is both mental and physical. But it's all worthwhile when I get to go home no matter how tired I am at the end of my day, to see two happy faces who seemingly think the universe of me. No matter how discouraged I feel I am immediately revived. They are my battery chargers and it's only right to provide the best of what I can offer. Often peers don't understand why I work so hard, they are part of my reason. Every night I come home to two happy and healthy Shih tzus who have the luxury of choice of which Addiction Flavours they want to have for dinner (current fave is NZ Brushtail). This is my way of showing my love for my two little bright lights shining in my daily drudgery. #AddictionSG
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Do you still remember how timid you were the first day you arrived? Hiding behind the sofa and staring at me were the only things you did. Luckily, few days later, you start eating like a pig and sleeping like a log. Oh yeah, you also pushed my cups down to the floor and pretended you were innocent. I guess you just realized that you were no guest in this house.
I know that every time you wag the tail welcoming me home, you are giving me silent orders to open more canned food. I don't mind that every night you sleep in the center of my bed, but give me some room to at least turn over. With all the complaints being said, you know I won't want you to change even one bit, as I always feel relieved and warm having you by my side, and nothing else matters.
Hey buddy, though I've never told anyone else, I really appreciate your original adopter for letting you become my family member. No matter how naughty you are or how bossy you can be, I will love you forever, my little bear.
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We booked a X-mas trip to Breckenridge with our families including our baby Gus. He was great on the plane, but once we got to the destination we noticed Gus wasn't eating, however it was a long day and we knew he needed sleep. That night his breathing was a bit off, but nothing too bad. The next morning my nephew wasn't feeling real well so my Mom ran him to the urgent care thinking he probably had an ear infection. Well, we found out my nephew was struggling to breathe at that altitude and had to be on oxygen. Then it hit me…GUS NEEDED OXYGEN! We rushed him to a pet hospital and they told us we had to get him to lower altitude or he wouldn't make it. We packed up and rushed him to a hospital in Denver. Two days of intensive care and we got him back Christmas Eve. Our family remained in Breckenridge without us for the entire trip… Thankfully he made a full recovery and we traveled safely home a few days later.
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Leonardo Battles Like a Ninja to Live and Thrive
My Leonardo was named for a ninja turtle 4.5 years ago. While not my idea, I am so grateful because he has nearly died 4x since birth. Instead of dying, my brave boy has fought like the ninja he was named after to not only live but thrive.
At 9wks he was in ICU requiring surgery for an undefined illness. Medication and rehab kept the intense pain of a destroyed hip and femur caused by a brown recluse spider bite at bay, as he did tracking, obedience & rally. He was an INCREDIBLE therapy dog for children with anger & mental health issues.
December '15 a stroke rendered him totally paralyzed in all 4 limbs. Amazing everyone, he was up and walking in a week. He has returned to doing everything he did before the stroke. In June, we discovered he ate a sock in May but somehow didn't go septic. Biopsies taken during surgery to remove the sock, diagnosed IBD & Lymphangiectasia (Crohn's & Celiac in humans). I will continue to do anything needed for my AMAZING boy; which brings me to you.
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I work at a shelter and we get a lot of abused neglected and fearful dogs. I love to foster and help them learn the world isn't so scary. Recently I fostered a little Chihuahua that nobody could even touch. This little girl has won my heart and I've decided to make her part of my family. I would do anything for her and all my other fur babies even if it meant living in my car. I love them so much.
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Sodo and I were introduced to each other during a time of transition, right when we needed each other most. At the young age of 21 I made the decision to move away from my home city of Seattle, WA to Berkeley, CA. I really enjoyed the Bay Area, but was having a hard time making new friends and adjusting to the change. That's when I met Sodo. The sweetest little, 3 month old, long haired dachshund puppy. He really became my best friend in a time of need.
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My husband and I have decided to go on a road trip for our honeymoon. We have prepared our list of activities but are not sure if they'll all be good. We have not completed planning yet and are pressed for time as our trip is only a few weeks away. Could you please help us if this is all okay for winter?
Nov 18- Morning-exploring Munich
2PM-Start Driving
3:30PM-Ettal Abbey
4:30 PM- Die Schaukaserei Ammergauer Alpen for dairy-making
5:10 PM-sight seeing at Oberammergau
7:30 PM-check-in(Airbnb @ Untermaggen)
Nov 19-9:20AM-Linderhof castle
10:25AM- hike at Partnach Gorge
11:30 AM-Karwendelbahn cable car ride
12:30 PM-Mittenwald for lunch(suggestions?)
2:30 PM-Neuschwanstein castle
3:00 PM- Füssen sight seeing
6:30 PM-dinner?
Nov 20- 9:30 AM-check-out
10:00AM-Walchensee lake
To Innsbruck, Salzburg
5PM-Check-in @ Schloss Leopoldskron
Nov 21-Salzburg-no itinerary yet
Road trip to Budapest-not sure which road to take...hopefully, one that is scenic and safe
Sleep in Maybe Budapest or someplace near
Nov 22- Budapest or Eger
No accommodation yet but I would like to see the thermal spring in Egerszalok
Visit some wineries perhaps?
Nov 23-Explore Budapest-no itinerary and accommodation yet
Nov 24- Drive back to Vienna
Accommodation booked
No activities planned yet
End of car rental
Nov 25-26 Vienna
Nov 27-off to Venice for cruise
Train booked
Originally, we only planned to take the German Alpine Road from Munich to Salzburg with a few detours and Vienna afterwards, which explains why we have a non-refundable booking in Vienna and can't go Salzburg-Vienna-Budapest instead which would have been more ideal. We only realized that Budapest is a nice place to go after we booked the hotel and train in Vienna. (Uh-oh!) This will be my first time in Europe and my hubby's first in this route.
We hope you could help us make this trip extra memorable. Even bits of tips for resto, accommodation or activities will be much appreciated. ☺
I am very fond of castles and spas while hubby is a fan of food. Heheh!
We will be looking forward to read your suggestions.
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My husband and I have decided to go on a road trip for our honeymoon. We have prepared our list of activities but are not sure if they'll all be good. We have not completed planning yet and are pressed for time as our trip is only a few weeks away. Could you please help us if this is all okay for winter?
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There may be a stiff cross-border drop-off fee on your car rental. You can avoid that by renting your car in Austria (Salzburg) and backtracking to visit the Bavarian Alps. You could then cross over to Innsbrück to get back to Salzburg and continue on your journey.
Most of these photos would cover the area between Salzburg and Vienna, basically going down the Danube. It might give you some ideas of what to see:
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I don't think that you are allowing for how early it will get dark. Not sure exactly for these places - you should check online - but I assume it will be full dark by 5 pm at the latest.
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Sorry - it looks like you are not leaving nearly enough time to see many of these places - unless you are talking about a photo op out front rather than an actual visit - nor for time to drive from one place to another.
Also not sure wineries will be open in the winter - you need to check that.
Also are you used to driving in winer weather? What happens if you get snow or ice on the roads - are you used to dealing with that? The driving rules are very different.
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It will be dark by 5pm. For the days Nov. 18, 19, 20 and 21 I'd do a total rethink.
You're really not going to be seeing much, just stopping quickly and then hurrying to the next location.
For instance, Look at Nov. 19:
Arrive Linderhof at 9:20 (really, 9:20?). Buy tickets, wait and take the 35 minute tour. Could be at least an hour here. How can you be hiking in the gorge at 10:25am? You'll still be at Linderhof.
IF the Karwendel were open (according to the website it is not), it runs every 30 minutes. You allowed 1 hour total. That would mean a few minutes at the top.
It takes 1:30 to drive between Mittenwald and Neuschwanstein under ideal circumstances. 12:30 starts lunch in Mittenwald, meaning it needs to end by 1pm the latest.
20 minutes for Neuschwanstein? Why go at all? It takes at least 10 minutes to drive to Fuessen.
On Nov. 18th, you're sight seeing in Oberammergau starting at 5:10pm in complete darkness, plus it should be a ghost town mid November, same with Mittenwald.
If you'd like to hear what I'd do:
Pick out your "must sees". Neuschwanstein, Ettal, Linderhof, Partnach Gorge, Ammergauer Alpen and the Zugspitze (instead of Karwendelbahn) can all be done based in Garmisch or close by. 2 or 3 nights here. Drop car and train to Salzburg for an afternoon and night and train to the others.
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>>> Nov 19-9:20AM-Linderhof castle
Linderhof Palace is NOT open at 9:20am on Nov 19. Look at their web site:
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I agree with the comments already offered -- while you might (emphasis on MIGHT) see some interesting things, this plan would mean that you would not be able to see much of anything and you would potentially face some great difficulties because of weather.
In addition, if there is ANY chance that you will have jet lag, I would strongly encourage you to take public transportation for your first night or two. There is mounting evidence that driving with jet lag is just as dangerous -- to yourself and others -- as driving drunk, and nothing you can do will prevent the microsleeps (which you might not even notice) that are the apparent culprit.
I would strongly encourage you to pare your itinerary and use public transportation.
As for non-refundable bookings, look up "sunk costs."
Good luck!
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Some thoughts from one who lives in Vienna and spends weekends road tripping all about Austria and the neighbors.
"Road trip to Budapest-not sure which road to take...hopefully, one that is scenic and safe." On the autobahn the travel time will be at least 7 hours without traffic, construction, or other delays. Having driven between these cities many times, there is but one small stretch that is scenic (and only in good weather). Taking the secondary roads just means an even longer trip with likely bleak scenery at this time of year. Could you drop Budapest and perhaps stay in Salzburg longer, and take a day or so to explore the Salzkammergut? The Advent and Christmas markets will have opened by then and are particularly magical at night, and the villages themselves are pretty. http://www.wolfgangseer-advent.at Alternatively, or in addition to adding time to Salzburg, add a couple of days to Vienna and include day trips? In Vienna, too, there will be markets to explore along with the usual sightseeing.
Also, many wineries are closed or open only with limited hours in November, following the busy harvest season and festivals of September and October.
Just my €0,02. I hope this is helpful.
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Sorry, but to me this reads like a totally weird combination of nit-picking, anal planning (10:25 am - hike at Patnach Gorge - seriously?) and over-generalities that don't take into account realities like sundown and winter weather.
I can't see this turning into something truly memorable except for all the wrong reasons. Frankly, I'd scrap this plan entirely, forget totally about planning ANYthing down to the minute, because that simply will not happen, and forget all the driving and concentrate on public transportation.
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Hi Prinstela,
It is best to try and help a person figure out how to take the trip they want. However, I read your itinerary when you first posted and felt so discouraged about it, I waited to respond. I hoped someone with more recent experience would post, saying climate change had made November a great month to be there, and with a few tweaks, your itinerary would be wonderful, but it seems most feel the same about it as I do.
Before suggestions, here are the issues. It is IMHO, the worst time for that kind of trip. You see all the lovely pictures of blue Summer skies or Fall colors or magical white snow of Winter. Unless you are the luckiest of luckies, you will have none of that. All color from Fall will be gone and it will be dreary and gray. While you may get a bit of snow, it is more likely to be wet snow and lots of fog - no good views of scenery and mean driving. Days are short, so no evening sightseeing. Your plan is a hodge podge of back and forth and not enough time for things at the beginning.
The only advantage is that some places do look romantic in fog, if it is not so thick you can't see and evenings are nice in a pub or cafe or nice lodge with a fire going and perhaps music.
Questions? Is it too late to change tickets and delay trip to a better time of year to also give you time for a better plan? Are you arriving in Venice at least a day before the cruise? Where does the cruise end?
Going on the premise that time of trip can't be changed.
Skip Budapest altogether.
Forget lakes and scenic drives.
Spend most of your time in cities or larger towns with churches, castles, museums and great restaurants, things to do in poor weather.
Plan so that by late afternoon, you are in some charming places with great restaurants for your husband.
Your arrive in Munich. Stay there at least 2 nights, 1 full day, plus part of your arrival day. There are many beautiful things to see there, including a palace for you. Consider another night, depending on time.
Train to Nuremberg. Stay 3 nights, 2 full days. There is even a magnificent castle here for you and great food for your husband. The best wurst in Germany IMHO is Nuremberg worst, very small, but fine. Great Christmas market, so nice for evening walking.
Now, this is the part I am not comfortable with due to weather, but you could play it by ear, and others might make a better suggestion. Rent a car and from Nuremberg, cut over and do the Romantic Road South. Stay someplace along the way.
Head to Garmisch. Base there for seeing Linderhof and Neuschwanstein. There is another castle there that can be seen along with Neuschwanstein, can't think of it off hand.
Drive to Salzburg, at least 2 nights, 1 full day. Be sure to tour the palace. You could ditch the car in Salzburg and take the train to Vienna.
Train or drive to Vienna. If you do get snow, and it is pretty, do a horse and carriage ride. Don't miss St Stephen's cathedral. Take a tour of it. See the Lipizzaner horse show. Very fine food and teas in Vienna. Ditch the car when you arrive or keep for day trips if you have time.
I did not keep track of the days used, so you might have to cut something.
If you have a decent, bright day, Herrenchiemsee is my favorite of Ludwig's castles. It is in an island in Lake Chiemsee and you take a boat to get there, so boats must be running. It is near Salzburg. Do not even think about it unless weather is perfect!
You could forget a car, skip the Romantic Road, do a tour of Neuschwanstein and Linderhof from Munich, and use trains between Munich, Salzburg and Vienna.
If you skip the Romantic Road, on arrival in Munich, catch a train straight to Nuremberg. Stay at least 3 nights. Train back to Munich, stay 2 nights and continue from there.
Best of luck with turning this into a sweet trip.
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@ Sassafrass: "It is best to try and help a person figure out how to take the trip they want." I think you do an absolutely awesome job of making that effort! But FWIW, I disagree with the premise. I would be more likely to say that it is best to help a person adjust his/her wish-trip to make a realistic plan for his/her/their interests and preferences, even if that means a drastic re-thinking of the "wanted" trip. And BTW, I also think that one of the strengths of Fodor's is that there are people with diverse opinions about what is best / most helpful to OPs. Looking forward to continuing to see the ways in which we propose different solutions!
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Hi, everyone.
Thank you for all your responses and concerns. It's my first time in fodors and I'm very overwhelmed that it actually bridges the world into a community.
I have not considered all the aspects you've mentioned, honestly, but I'm very glad I learned about it now than through a bad experience.
My husband and I are trying to modify our trip. As most of our bookings are prepaid, we will try how we can adjust our budget as well. Huhuh!
Driving is definitely not a good idea. We will try to stick to the cities instead. Would any of you know of a safe and accessible mountain area?
Would Eger be unsafe, too? We were hoping to try the bath cave.
Once again, thank you for all your suggestions and concern.
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You need to look at rometorio
Nov 19-9:20AM-Linderhof castle will take at least two hours, only small groups go inside at a time.
10:25AM- hike at Partnach Gorge You have to drive back to Garmisch, impossible
11:30 AM-Karwendelbahn cable car ride
12:30 PM-Mittenwald for lunch(suggestions?) This is at least an hour from Garmisch and if there is snow can be a slower ride
2:30 PM-Neuschwanstein castle
You need to look at a map
3:00 PM- Füssen sight seeing
6:30 PM-dinner?
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Will it be safe to drive from Munich to Fussen and Garmisch area at least?
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Even if things are pre-paid, many can be changed or even cancelled up to a few days before your arrival there.
Have you considered more time in Munich or Nuremberg?
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We've driven to most of these places in December a couple of times. Never had any trouble at all. IF it snow, which is unlikely, the roads are cleared immediately.
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Hi, Sassafras.
Thank you for getting back to me about Nuremburg and for all your helpful tips on the thread.
Yes, now, that we're skipping Budapest, we can include Nuremburg. Do you suggest a day trip or an overnight stay there?
Yes, the biggest charge of the cancellation will be the car rental. We are considering using the car for half of the trip time during the shorter trips. Will it be safe to drive from Munich to Garmisch to Fussen to Nuremburg and back to Munich?
Thanks. you're a big big big help.
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Hi @pja1,
In which areas did you find it safe? And may I know what year that was?
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The problem with weather is that it is unpredictable. It's one thing to deal with it if on a pace that give you some latitude, so you can delay a trip by hours or even a day. It's another thing entirely if you're on a schedule, or if it starts snowing or sleeting while you are on the road, or come across a section that hasn't yet been cleared.
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The problem is unlikely to be the driving (early for snow, although possible) the problem is that you have not left nearly enough time for anything. We have driven through that area a couple of times and loved it. But you need to look at each sight, check the open and closing times and see when they have tours in English. Then look at viamichelin.com to see driving times and double it - since you have no idea where you are going.
Get a good map and look where everything is and figure reasonable times to get places and do things. An itinerary would be am see castle X, lunch time explore a village and have lunch there, afternoon take a hike or see another castle. That is a very full day. What you have is simply ridiculous.
And put real starting times, actual times the places are open and when sundown is - so you're not driving down dark country lanes at night.
This will mean either taking several cities out of your list - or taking places you have listed in one day and doing them in 3 days.
Sorry - but you just have a whole lot more work to do.
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Thank you, nytraveler.
We've already revised our itinerary. We have canceled Hungary and decided to take it easy in the Bavarian area.
The Michelin website is very helpful. We will use it.
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>>We have canceled Hungary and decided to take it easy in the Bavarian area. <<
OK - If you want a road trip . . . Take one. Just NOT at that time of year.
You just can't assume there will be decent weather
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oh - I just saw your other thread. Same reponse.
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September and October are usually lovely. December is cold and crisp, but clear and nice. November is the problem because your plan included hiking and scenic drives, and a very tight, not actually possible, sight seeing schedule.
This is a direct quote, which I copied from a website that discussed the weather month by month in the Munich area.
"November the Munich Germany weather changes dramatically: days are a lot shorter now and it usually is cold, rainy, grey and foggy. As I write this (10th of November) you can't see more than 50 meters because of the fog. The air is cold and very humid, you can almost feel the water creeping into your clothes and your bones. In my opinion, November is the worst month of the year to visit Munich. Chances that you can do a lot of outdoor activities are slim."
Roads will be cleared if there is snow, which is not likely. More likely is rain and fog, which is not fun driving and will take more time. So, it is not so much a matter of driving safety as it is needing to adjust your plans to find things that will be interesting and enjoyable regardless of the weather. Maybe you are tough, and hiking in rain is OK with you, and if you are a photographer, gray, rainy days may give you some atmospheric shots. Otherwise, look hard for other activities, allow plenty of time to see things (tours of castle take more time than you think) and allow extra time for travel.
I would not do Neuremberg as a day trip if the Christmas market is on. There is usually music, food and all kinds of interesting things to buy, and it is fun in the evening with festive lights, walking around sipping hot wine, etc. I would have a hotel that would be close to settle into if I got too cold or wet to enjoy being out. Check out Munich's Christmas market also.
Don't book anymore hotels that you can't cancel. Then, if you are in Munich and it is a bad day, you can delay plans for another day.
Will you be in Venice the night before the cruise? A heads up. At least the first day out from Venice will be cold on the water. Many do not, but maybe your ship has a covered pool. Some do. That would be nice. If not, you will be wearing a coat part of the time.
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I do not intend to pile onto the arguments against a road trip; I'll just share a couple of anecdotes from our road trip through Germany last week. The first is that we were but 22km from our first destination, with an afternoon of sightseeing planned, when we and many, many other travelers were completely stopped on the A8 outside of Munich for four hours (!) because of a terrible accident. The road conditions and weather were excellent, too. All that remained for us to do that day was to eat dinner and readjust the holiday itinerary.
The second is that Germany seems to have decided a construction zone is necessary practically every 50km. We counted 32 on the autobahn stretches alone (many scenic, secondary roads were used as alternatives for autobahn traffic, also slowing travel), and estimated an extra 10 hours were added to our autobahn driving time. It was hardly Fahrvergnügen.
In short, please give serious consideration to your road trip plans.
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Hi, everyone.
Thanks again, sassafras. You've always given us helpful advice. Just an update. We are thinking of modifying the trip this way:
Day 1Munich to Garmisch
Day 2 Fussen
Day 3 Mittenwald
Day 4 Innsbruck
Day 5 Bad Tolz
From here, we'll be taking the train to Salzburg then Vienna.
We've cancelled the long drives and extended our days so that if the weather is bad, we stay safe and wait til it's better. Do you think this is doable at least? We have to research more about Nuremburg first. And yes, we've learned our lesson and stopped booking non-refundable reservations. Our plan now is just to walk-in wherever we may be except for Salzburg and Vienna Coz they've already been booked.
As for Venice, we will be taking the 6:25 AM train from Vienna and reach Venice around 2PM on the same day of the cruise. We are hoping to attend a Viennese ball and it's only available the night before the cruise begins.
Hello, fourfortravel.
That's a story to tell, 4 hours in standstill and very recent? Goodness. I hope it doesn't happen to us but if it does, we've already revised our trip so there's less to do and we can make adjustments if something like that happens. I really appreciate the concern. By the way, was the navigator able to help?
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The cruise concerns me.
I sure understand wanting to go to the Viennese ball, but what if for some reason your train is delayed?
What time is your cruise departing?
What time does the ship require all to be on board?
While the train terminal is fairly close to the docks, depending on where your ship is docked, it can still take 1/2 an hour to 45 minutes pulling luggage to get to the terminal. Then, and it has been awhile since we cruised from there, so my memory may not be accurate or things may have changed, but as I remember, going through security took another 1/2 hour to 45 minutes. So, from train terminal to being on board will take a minimum of an hour and probably more. Maybe you are used to doing it on cruises and don't worry about cutting it close, but IMHO, cutting things so close can really increase stress if there is even a minor problem.
We did it once, had several reasons, and thought there was plenty of time. Our flight was delayed and we made the ship with only minutes to spare. It was a terrible way to start the cruise, plus it was a Trans Atlantic, so catching up would have been impossible. It was really stupid to do that to ourselves. Never again!
We have adopted three hard rules for travel.
Always be in the city of departure the night before a flight, especially a costly international flight.
Always be in the city of departure for a cruise the night before, unless the ship is departing very late at night (some depart as late as 10:00 PM from San Juan), then very early morning is OK.
If at all possible, never take the only, or last flight of the day if you are connecting with another flight or joining a cruise. If you miss it or it is cancelled, you are stuck.
Taking weather and travel times into consideration, cutting back and allowing more time so you have more flexibility and are not stressed is very good, and you seem to be getting the need to do that.
One other thing. Have you been to Venice? If not, a couple of days there would be great. It is one place, that even in rain or fog, is absolutely beautiful.
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prinstela, with the complete four hour traffic stop on the A8, we were already past the last possible exit and so had nowhere to go.
With other autobahn delays, we could use the navigation system to route around construction. But, so could everyone else.
I am curious, which Vienna ball are you attending in November?
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OK -- which is more important -- the Ball or the Cruise? Not being a smart a$$.
My guess is you must be on board by about 3PM since most cruises leave Venice by 5:00PM
If there is an issue with the train you will be SOL and will have to get to the next port on your own dime.
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Just did a bit of research for you, which you may already have. If so, disregard.
It seems you are on a Costa cruise. It departs at 5:00. Cut off for boarding is 4:00.
Costa used to provide a free bus from the train station to the ship. Check to see if they still do. The ride takes about 10 minutes, but you do have to wait for it to fill up, which may take 10 to 20 minutes.
Since most people try to board earlier, you should not have a long wait through security. Still, arriving at Santa Lucia Station at 2:00, you have less than an hour of leeway. It is perfectly doable if everything goes like clockwork.
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Everything going like clockwork is the issue. Most of your trip was planned like that. It is a recipe for stress when anything go awry.
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Seems like a recipe for disaster. I don't have much interest in your sort of trip, but I do live in Europe and travel a LOT all over this continent, and I have a few rules I follow that enable me to get around without too many hassles: NEVER be further away than a taxi ride from a departure airport: NEVER be more than an hour away from a boat that's departine; and NEVER be more than 2 hours aways from the train you're scheduled on.
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Sassafras: Thanks for the tip on the free bus for the ship. Yes, you're right. We're taking the Costa cruise and on that departure. You're good. are trains from Vienna to Venice frequently delayed? We have about 3 hours of allowance between the train arrival and the cruise departure. In case we miss the Venice port, the next one will be at Bari. I really hope we don't but in case, hopefully there's a train for Venice to Bari?
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Fourfortravel: Jeez! That's exhausting. It happened only from Munich, right? Hopefully, not in other areas?
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Fourfortravel: by the way, the ball is Weiner Kathreintanz. Have you heard or tried it before? I really wanted the Red Cross ball but we couldn't make it on time. Huhuh!
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StCirq: thanks for the 'NEVER' tips. the plan is within that.
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There are trains from Venice to Bari (check bahn.de which has schedules for all of europe) but you would have to do an overnight train that takes 11 or 12 hours in order to arrive early in the day.
If you wait until the next morning there are faster trains - but then you again run the risk of getting to Bari too late to board the ship if there are any delays in travel. (Generally trains are fairly well on time - but esp at this time of year there can easily be delays of an hour or two - or labor problems that may even shut down the trains for a day).
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I am sorry, but it is another miscalculation to say you have 3 hours. You absolutely do NOT have 3 hours!
The ship may depart at 5:00, but final boarding is at 4:00. You arrive at 2:00. You cannot count the time between final boarding time and departure time as part of your travel allowance time. It is not! You have exactly 2 hours, half of which is the minimal time needed to get from train and onto ship.
Yes, there are trains from Venice to Bari, usually about 8 hours. There are also flights from Treviso.
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Jeez! Thanks. Will see what we can do.
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We will look for another train that leaves Vienna on the 26th instead so we'll make it on time to Venice. Discussed it with hubby and he completely agrees with you, sassafras.
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Nytraveler: we will check the website now. Thanks a lot.
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Does that mean you are nixing the ball? If so, can you get a train or take a plane, that would get you into Venice in late afternoon or early evening on the 26th? It would be so much easier to spend that night in Venice, and have a leisurely morning before boarding the cruise.
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Yes, sassafras. Maybe we'll just go back to Vienna during the ball season. We reviewed the Weiner Kathreintanz and it doesn't seem so interesting anymore.
We are considering taking the overnight train from Vienna to Venice instead. Would you recommend the sleeper train? Were you able to try it before?
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prinstela, we had construction delays throughout our entire travels in Germany, from Bavaria up to Bremen; the time lost for the accident was in Bavaria but could have been on any stretch of the autobahn.
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I have not done an overnight train in a very long time, but no matter.
In your case, no, I would not recommend the overnight train because it gets into Venice very early in the morning when nothing much is open. It will be way too early to board the ship or even leave off your luggage there. You wouldn't want to go to the ship twice anyway. You would have to store your luggage at the train station, then retrieve it again before the cruise. While not terrible (I have done it), picking it back up may take time if there is a line at left luggage.
I suggest trying to get to Venice by 6:00 or so in the evening, check into a hotel very near the train station (just easier coming in late), have dinner and settle in. Next morning, leave luggage at the hotel and after breakfast, wander around Venice for a couple of hours. Take a vaporetto down the Grand Canal to see the Basilica of San Marco. That will probably be the most beautiful thing you see on your entire trip. Then around noon to 1:00, get your luggage and head over to the ship.
Now, that is just how I would do it. If you were staying a couple of days in Venice and could possibly drop your luggage at your hotel and relax in the lobby for a bit, the train would be OK. Ultimately, you have to decide what is best for yourself.
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I meant if you were staying over in Venice, the "overnight train" would be OK.
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Good points to consider there, sassafras. Thank you.
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