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March 16, 1933
London, Ontario
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University of Western Ontario
Gordon Paul Wonnacott (born March 16, 1933) has been on the economics faculty of Columbia University, the University of Maryland and Middlebury College, where he held the Alan Holmes Chair until his retirement in 2000. From 1991 until January 1993, he was a member of the Council of Economic Advisers under President George H.W. Bush.
He was the coauthor of Free Trade Between The United States And Canada: The Potential Economic Effects (with R.J. Wonnacott),[1] a study that helped to revive the Canadian debate over free trade and set the background for the Canada-United States Free Trade Agreement of 1988.[2] This agreement was the major issue in the Canadian federal election, 1988, and came into effect after the Conservative victory in that election.
When it appeared, the Wonnacott book attracted considerable attention in the Canadian press, including major articles in the Financial Post, the Toronto Star, and the Globe and Mail. The Globe's coverage—taking up most of a page (Sept. 25, 1967, p. 26)—included a report by Bruce MacDonald, who referred to the Wonnacott study as "A book that undertakes the broadest, most intensive economic study of the issue that has repeatedly divided Canada since it became a nation 100 years ago." He noted that the past controversy "has usually been waged in political terms that bore little or no relation to economic facts." The Wonnacott study is an "effort to fill this vacuum."
This study contributed to major changes in Canadian attitudes toward free trade with the United States in the two decades prior to the negotiation of the free trade pact. These changes were reflected in a study by the Economic Council of Canada, Looking Outward (1975),[3] which "built upon the work of economists such as the Wonnacott brothers, John Young, Ted English, Harry Johnson, and others who had long contended that the small Canadian Economy could not afford to isolate itself from the world economy by maintaining high barriers to imports."[4] At the same time, business executives were increasingly coming to the conclusion that the Canadian domestic market was too small to exploit economies of scale.[5]
Gordon Ritchie, the Canadian Deputy Chief Negotiator for the free trade agreement, wrote of the Wonnacott study as "a seminal project on the issue" of U.S.-Canadian free trade.[6] The Wonnacotts concluded that economies of scale would provide a major source of gain from free trade, particularly for the relatively small Canadian economy. A study for the Brookings Institution and Institute for Research on Public Policy (Ottawa) observed that, at the time the Wonnacott book was published, the "most glaring deficiency [of standard international economics was] the failure to incorporate economies of scale and imperfectly competitive markets, which, thanks to the work of several scholars—notably Harry C. Eastman and Styfan Stykolt,[7] Ronald J. Wonnacott and Paul Wonnacott, and Richard G. Harris and David Cox[8]—is now clearly understood to be the salient feature of secondary manufacturing in Canada."[9] Max Corden judged the Wonnacotts' book "an outstanding trade-liberalization study—probably one of the most impressive contributions to applied international economics in recent years."[10]
Wonnacott has also written a study of the Canadian experience with exchange-rate flexibility in the 1950s.[11] As a result, he was asked to join the senior staff of the Council of Economic Advisers (1968–70) to study the possibilities for a more general system of flexible exchange rates.
His intermediate macroeconomics text first appeared in 1974,[12] when widely accepted Keynesian theory was under vigorous attack from Milton Friedman and other monetarists. Wonnacott pointed out the strengths and problems of each of these viewpoints, and attempted to explain each in a manner that the proponents would recognize.
- ^ Harvard University Press, Harvard Economic Studies, #129, 1967.
- ^ The role of the Wonnacotts in the run-up to the Free Trade Agreement was discussed at a joint session of the American Economic Association and the North American Economics and Finance Association at their annual meetings in Atlanta, Dec. 28, 1989, entitled "Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement: The Wonnacotts After 20 years."
- ^ Ottawa: Queen's Printer, 1975.
- ^ Michael Hart, with Bill Dymond and Colin Robertson, Decision at Midnight; Inside the Canada-US Free Trade Negotiations. Vancouver: UBC [University of British Columbia] Press, 1994, pp. 13–4. Michael Hart and Bill Dymond were with the Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, and Colin Robertson with the Department of Citizenship and Immigration. Later (p. 432), they wrote of "the pioneering 1967 economic analysis" of the Wonnacotts. http://books.google.com/books?id=syusmJ_w9v0C&pg=PA436&dq=
- ^ Jeffrey A Frenkel with Ernesto Stein and Shang-Jin Wei, Regional Trading Blocks in the World Economic System. Washington, Institute for International Economics, 1997, p. 7. The authors observe in their accompanying footnote that "Economists also propounded this view (e.g., Wonnacott and Wonnacott; Harris, 1984,1991)." [1]
- ^ Gordon Ritchie, Wrestling with the Elephant: The Inside Story of the Canadian-U.S. Trade Wars. Macfarlane Walter & Ross, 1997, p. 23.
- ^ Harry C. Eastman and Stefan Stykolt, The Tariff and Competition in Canada. St. Martin's, 1967.
- ^ Richard G. Harris with David Cox, Trade, Industrial Policy, and Canadian Manufacturing. Toronto: Ontario Economic Council, 1984.
- ^ David F. Burgess, in Robert M. Stern, Philip H. Trezise, and John Whalley, ed., Perspectives on a U.S.-Canadian Free Trade Agreement. Ottawa and Washington: Institute for Research on Public Policy and the Brookings Institution, 1987, p. 196. See also Donald J. Daly, "The Continuing Debate about Freer Trade and its Effects: A Comment," Canadian Public Policy, Oct. 1982, p. 444: "The 1967 study by the Wonnacotts broke from this dominant tradition by recognizing the importance of economies of scale, which leads to significantly larger effects. . . ."
- ^ Max Corden, "The Costs and Consequences of Protection: A Survey of Empirical Work," in Peter B. Kenen, ed., International Trade and Finance; Frontiers for Research. Cambridge University Press, 1975, p. 74. [2]
- ^ The Canadian Dollar. University of Toronto Press, 2nd. ed., 1965.
- ^ Paul Wonnacott, Macroeconomics. Homewood, Ill.:Richard D. Irwin, 1974. Third ed., 1984.
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Young Dolph has had a prolific run recently, dropping the videos to "Pulled Up," with 2 Chainz and Juicy J, and "Down South Hustlers," with Slim Thug and Paul Wall.
Young Goldie is a 19-year old rapper who hails from Baltimore-- not exactly a hotbed for rappers, although we've seen a notable name or two (?) rise up from the city, probably the most well-known is King Los though.
Although Young Dolph hails from Memphis, he's got plenty of connects in the other main hubs for Southern rap: Atlanta and Houston.
Back in April, we had the pleasure of premiering the star-studded remix of Ray Jr's "Same Crew," which featured Dej Loaf, Young Dolph, Machine Gun Kelly and Troy Ave.
As great as Young Dolph, 2 Chainz and Juicy J's recent track "Pulled Up" is, the video is even better. Featuring the comedic talents of DC Young Fly, this one's a must-watch, even for those who aren't fans of Dolph's music.
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Young Dolph has been establishing himself as one of Memphis' most exciting new rappers, and "Big Deal" is yet another big record for him.
As the hook of Ray Jr's track "Same Crew" goes "different city, but I'm with the same niggas," it's only right that he got a guest list this eclectic for the remix. Dej Loaf, Young Dolph, Machine Gun Kelly and Troy Ave all show up for verses, making this
Young Dolph just dropped one of the best verses of his life on Young Thug's Barter 6 cut "Never Had It" ("In the church payin' my tithes with drug money"?? C'mon son), and now he's back with a video for his own "3 Way."
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Que's been a constant force in the Atlanta rap scene since his breakthrough with "OG Bobby Johnson", and he continues his streak of strong material today with his new release, "Weak".
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So it is official now: Small Press United (a division of IPG) will be the exclusive distributor of Multiplex: Enjoy Your Show for the US and Canada — a few cases of which, by the way, just arrived from the printer and look great.
(While SPU also sells to wholesalers in the UK and Australia, as well as other territories, it's too soon to tell if they'll be unloading any on the international market, I'm afraid. I will definitely keep you posted.)
The book should turn up at Amazon and Barnes & Noble.com in the very near future, and in wholesalers' catalogs for book retailers and comics shops in the not-very-near future. I'll keep you posted as to which ones, of course — especially if Diamond (the largest comics distributor in North America) is one of them.
To get your copy sooner rather than later, though, you'll want to pre-order the book from the Multiplex Store. :) Don't forget — the promotional thingy still stands: if I get 250 pre-orders before September 18th, everyone who has pre-ordered gets a free Multiplex bookmark! We're a little over 1/8th the way there, so stop waiting!
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The Multiplex 10 is ten years old this month
Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Ten years ago this month (on July 10th, 2005, to be specific), I posted two shitty looking comics to a corner of the Stripped Books website. At that point, I had no idea what I was in for: it was a gag strip that would quickly transform into a character-based comedy where people talk about movies — not just superficially about specific movies, but about how people watch and talk about movies of all kinds. The art got a little better, too.
The Multiplex characters took on a life of their own and ultimately turned this comic into an eleven- or twelve-year "epic" about the movie theater industry in one of the most interesting periods in its hundred-year history (and also this one jerk who kinda sorta becomes a slightly better person maybe if you squint your eyes and cock your head to the side a little).
Multiplex's readership grew quickly in those first few years, thanks in very large part to a pair of guest strips on PvP and some well-placed Project Wonderful ad campaigns (thanks, Something Positive and Shortpacked!), and in the years since it has since retained a small but passionate readership that has supported me time and time again: the Patreon project of course, as well as two successful Kickstarter projects to fund two books I'm very proud of.*
Thank you for allowing me to tell this story.
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* Speaking of Kickstarter projects, there will be an announcement about Multiplex: Book Three… very soon.
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Graphics can facilitate research into chemical compounds. The chemistry software, Avogadro, has no trouble handling the third dimension and has an intuitive interface that offers more than its share of functionality.
Chemistry is a science that imposes particularly exacting requirements on IT: Before researchers can start investigating complex molecular structures, they first need sophisticated software to visualize them. Without a three-dimensional view, it is easy to lose track of changes made to molecules. The free Avogadro [1] program (Figure 1) meets the challenge effectively and without any compromises to available features.
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The chemistry program's name is a tribute to the Italian physicist and chemist Amedeo Avogadro, who created Avogadro's law in the 19th century; it states that equal volumes of perfect gases, at the same temperature and pressure, contain the same number of molecules. Avogadro also invented the constant that bears his name and that defines the number of elementary entities (usually atoms or molecules) in a physical quantity.
The developers, led by the project's initiator, Marcus D. Hanwell [2], are thus walking in the footsteps of a famous historical character. However, the main developer does have a PhD in physics from the University of Sheffield. He is also a KDE developer; no points for guessing that the Avogadro interface is based on Qt. Just like the underlying programming language, Python, the program not only runs on Linux, but also on Windows and Mac OS X. Version 0.9 now sees the project entering the beta phase.
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Avogadro is easy to use. One of the stated aims of the project is to make it possible for students, and not just advanced research scientists, to build molecules with the program. Thanks to the Drawing tool, users can click to add elements after defining the number and type of bonds. The fragments library (Figure 2) has numerous frequently used chemical compounds, thus removing the need for the user to piece them together themselves.
In navigation mode, you can view from all sides the molecules you have built. Compounds can be rotated in all three dimensions, and a zoom feature lets you view the details. A tool for automatic optimization is based on various chemical force fields such as MMFF (Merck Molecular Force Field) and UFF (Universal Force Field).
One of Avogadro's strengths is its modular structure, which supports plugin extensions. Developers can add their own 3D rendering functions and define their own tools and commands. The interface to the multi-talented Open Babel [3] ensures compatibility with numerous other chemistry programs.
Open Babel, a hybrid of programs designed for end users and a toolkit for programmers, was derived from Babel's format conversion tool. It translates, detects, and converts more than 90 typical file formats used in the field of chemistry. The applications in the package help the user modify and translate them. Many free projects in the chemistry field rely on the programming library. Specialist tools for biochemistry and organic and inorganic chemistry make Open Babel an attractive starting point for developers.
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The structure of version 0.9 aims to be as close to the final release as possible. This explains why the developers rewrote many sections of the code. In the process, they implemented numerous new features, including an interface to the POV-Ray [4] 3D modeling program. It lets you use this external utility to export three-dimensional creations as PNG graphics. The internal 3D renderer can create all popular image formats, including vector graphics (Figure 3), which have the advantage of being scalable without degrading image quality.
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FC Edmonton is heading to the semifinal round of the 2014 Amway Canadian Championship after disapatching fellow NASL side Ottawa Fury FC 3-1 on Wednesday night.
The Eddies rode a breakout perfomance by 17-year-old Hanson Boakai to take the match, which followed a scoreless first leg in Ottawa last week. Boakai notched a goal and two assists in the victory, subbing off in the 77th minute to a warm ovation from the appreciative hometown crowd.
The man most thankful for Boakai's display had to be striker Daryl Fordyce, who twice was on the receiving end of a well-placed pass from the youngster that led to a goal. Edmonton opened the scoring in the 30th minute with Boakai beating his man down the left and placing a low, hard cross into the six-yard box that Fordyce easily side-footed home.
The teenager then got himself on to the scoresheet when he was sent in alone on Fury goalkeeper Devala Gorrick three minutes into the second half. Gorrick did well to parry away the chip attempt by Boakai, but the Canadian youth international latched onto the rebound and slotted home on his second chance.
Fordyce would put the match out of reach just after the hour mark on a similar play to the one that saw him open the scoring in the first half. Boakai once again took the ball down the left side toward the byline, and the youngster's short pass across the face of goal allowed Fordyce the opportunity to hit a curler around a diving Gorrick.
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When a defendant in a trial gets acquitted, not because the jury doesn't find him or her guilty, but because they disagree with the law or its punishment, jury nullification has occurred. Technically, the courts do not allow jury nullification. It forbids council from bringing it up. However, an acquittal's finality stands, and cannot get undone.
Jury nullification existed well before America became a country. It got used in maritime and free speech cases in pre-colonial times. Later, jurors used it to acquit defendants under prosecution of the Fugitive Slave Act. It also acquitted people charged for Prohibition crimes.
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The Valley of Beautiful Women
A great place to sample Bikaver wine is in Eger's "Valley of the Beautiful Women", or Szepasszony-Volgy. Here a small semi-circle of cellars are cut into the local stone, which allows them to keep barrels of the superb local wine at the perfect temperature. You can just wander from cellar to cellar trying a glass of whatever takes you fancy. Some will even give you free tasters.
Some cellars are for serious wine drinkers, and some of for serious drinking. We ended up in Cellar 31 and quickly found ourselves engulfed in a workers outing from Szechenyi. We gave up our seats so they could all fit in, and they repaid our kindness with endless refills. They wouldn't let us leave until we were properly drunk.
If you are curious, the name doesn't have anything to do with the number of beautiful women in this valley, although I'm sure there are many, but is instead a reference to goddesses or something like that. It's purely a place for wine drinking - there's no funny business going on!
Directions: The valley is just outside the city limits. It's signposted in Hungarian, but it's not difficult to find. Walk to the back of the basilica and take a left down the signposted street. Turn right at the yellow church and keep to your left as you walk along Kiraly utca. Keep walking and walking, across the major road, and walk some more never diverting, and soon you will see the valley and the cellars.
Eger Castle
Eger's Castle is a large complex that is famous for withstanding a siege by the Turkish army. The original Eger Castle was located in a different place and was destroyed by Mongolians, and later it was decided that the castle should be rebuilt within the city. In the 1500s, the Turkish army, which included about 30,000 or 40,000 soldiers, sieged this castle, which was defended by approximately 2,000 Hungarian soldiers as well as their wives. Despite having a smaller army, the Hungarians were victorious. Almost 50 years later the Turks attacked again and were successful. After Ottoman rule, the Habsburgs were in control and ended up destroying much of Eger Castle.
Eger Castle and the city itself is also home to a legend. The city of Eger produces one of the country's best wines: Egri Bikaver, or Bull's Blood. Bull's Blood is a very strong, dry red wine. The legend says that during the first Turkish attack on Eger Castle, the Hungarian army's strength and victory was due in part to drinking red wine mixed with actual bull's blood. Although most people knew this wasn't true, the Turks not only believed it, but were intimidated by it. Since the Hungarian army's astounding victory, Eger's strong red wine has been known as Bull's Blood.
Within the castle complex you can see the Bishop's Palace, 10th century church ruins, underground passageways, the Ippolito Gate, Dobo Bastion, wax museum, and an art gallery.
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If Eger has only one must-visit attraction, then this is it. This minaret is a remnant of Hungary's time under Ottoman rule. A mosque also remained here until the 1840s. Eger's minaret dates from the 1600s and is NOT for people with claustrophobia. To get to the top, you must climb up an extremely narrow spiral staircase with worn, slippery steps and limited head room. Once you reach the top, you can see a nice view of the city, but you must also be careful because there is not much space to walk around and there is only a small metal railing. Only so many people can climb up at one time because there is limited space. Overall, this is a unique experience.
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Minorite Church
The beautiful Minorite Church can be found in Eger's main square. The building dates from 1773 and is very eye-catching. The exterior appears to have terraces and is painted in soft-pink and white. One of the main "themes" inside the church is St. Anthony from Padova. A visit here is a must if you are in Dobo Istvan Square.
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The Basilica.
The Basilica in Eger is the second largest in Hungary after the one in Esztergom. It was built from 1831 to -37. It sits majestically on top of some broad stairs which are flanked by statues of the two kings Laszló and István together with the apostles Peter and Paul. The Basilica's cupola is 40 m of height.
During high season, May 15 to October 15, you can listen to organ concerts played upon the biggest organ in Hungary. It takes place between 11.30 and 12.00 Mon - Saturday, 12.45 - 13.15 on Sundays. Its free of charge.
The Minorite Church.
The Minorite Church, situated along the Dobó tér, is regarded as one the most beautiful Baroque churches in Europe. It's building was finished in 1767. You can listen to the bell chimes at 11.00, 15.00 and 18.00, every day.
Dobó tér.
Dobó István tér is the focal point of Eger - it was the market square from medieval time. It's a pleasant place for a coffee brake since it's more or less surrounded of cafés and restaurants, either directly or indirectly. There is a little green area between the square (= tér) and the cafés and shops on the side opposite the church.
What catches the eye in the square is the statue commemorating the defending power of the ~2.000 citizens in the castle who defeated the enormous Turkish army of 40-50.000 soldiers in the siege 1552. The defenders under the leadership of Captain Dobó István forced the enemy to withdraw themselves after about 40 days.
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The Minaret.
The minaret is the northenmost minaret from the Turks still standing in Europe.It was built during the occupation which lasted from 1596 to 1687. It is 40 m high, built of carved sandstone. The base has 14 sides. You can take the stairs inside up to the balcony, but it's narrow inside and the 97 spiral steps can easily make anyone dizzy.
It is open from April 1 to October 31, Mon - Sunday, 10.00 - 18.00.
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The Castle.
The castle was built a little bit too late - it was built shortly after the Mongol attack in 1241. Luckily it didn't have to come into use until the 1552 Turkish attack, but at that time it wasn't in the best shape. What the Turks didn't manage to do, the Habsburgs did in 1702, (15 years after the Turks left after their occupation 1596 - 1687) when they blew it up to prevent any attempts of opposition from the Hungarians.
The oldest remains inside the castle walls are the ruined foundations of a Romanesque cathedral from the 10th or 11th century. You find it in the eastern part of the area.
There are nowadays a great many different museums in the castle area, such as the Castle Museum (of course), a stonework museum, a prison museum, a waxworks museum and a mint, among others.
Opening hours:
April - August 08.00 - 20.00
September 08.00 - 19.00
October - March 08.00 - 17.00
Entrance 700 HUF for adults.
- Archeology
- Historical Travel
Look for Great Bustards in Hortabágy NP
The Hortabágy National Park, south of Eger, has a number of rangers and we were fortunate to secure the assistance of one chap who worked on a special project to protect and study the Great Bustards, large impressive birds and an icon for the Park. For a fee we were taken out in his landrover deep into the Park. By standing on the roof of his vehicle he could scan the horizon. We had several stops before he finally spotted some of our target birds. By going off road and getting out on foot we were able get decent views through the telescope of 16 females striding out through the grassland.
They are spectacular looking birds - turkey sized but much sleeker and considerably shyer. Their strong, sturdy legs suggest they would be able to run fast. Apparently in October the sexes divide into gender groups. I would liked to have seen a male to compare it with the females but maybe that is for a return visit?
The Great Bustard is the representative bird of the National Park and it's very pleasing to see that major efforts are being made to secure its protection. Visitors such as myself encourage further investment into the Park which in turn will secure a strong, brighter future for these wonderful creatures. If you want to see what they look like click on the website below.
- Birdwatching
- Eco-Tourism
Visit the Bird Ringing centre
My guide took us to a bird ringing centre out in the woodlands where we joined the trained ringer who was demonstrating his activities to a group of college students. It was good to see the care with which he handled the birds. One of the students also recorded assiduously all of the different measurements taken on each of the birds captured. Each bird was also weighed in a small canvas bag before the small metal ring was applied to its leg. Let's hope some are re-captured and the code number recorded. It is by this means that the birding authorities can monitor the movements of individual birds and gain other information on their age and physical condition between capture points.
We were later taken to see the mist nets that had been strung out across a natural corridor in the woods. Birds flying down this open space would fly haplessly into the net and soon become ensnared. It is the task of the ringer to rescue the birds from the net and to then take the measurements before the actual ringing and release.
The photo shows a Goldcrest and the second a female Bullfinch. Both birds flew away happily and unharmed.
- Birdwatching
Fortress of Eger
If you visit this place you can see how proud is people in Eger about your history.During the Turkish occupation of Hungary, Eger became an important border fortress. The 1552 Siege of Eger was a miraculous defence by Hungarian forces in the face of overwhelming odds. Under the command of Captain István Dobó the defenders of the castle (fewer than 2,100 people, including women and children) successfully fought back a Turkish army of 80,000 soldiers.
In 1596, a bigger army of the Turks attacked Eger, and took the castle after a short siege.
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With entry ticket 1200ft you can see the following exhibitions
The history of Eger castle,gothic palace;gallery,dungeons.
In underground passageways you can enter only with group tour.
For weapon exhibition,waxworks and mint(we dident visit this)
you must pay seperate but is very cheap.
- Castles and Palaces
- Historical Travel
Dobos Ter
Sitting serenely under the castle, and stretching out over the Eger stream, the long narrow Dobo square is the elegant center of the city. Perhaps here, more than anywhere else in the city, they celebrate the victory over the Turks in 1552 with two great statues glorifying Captain Istvan Dobo, and the two thousand men he led, to that incredible victory over the numerically superior Ottoman opponents.
Sitting in the center of the large tiled section of the square is Captain Dobo himself, while off to the side, in front of the town hall, are soldiers of the defence. On the other side of the bridge, in the cozy, shaded snug, are a number of pleasant cafes and, occasionally, market stalls.
The Cathedral of Eger
One of the biggest churches of Hungary, the Cathedral of Eger was built between 1831 and 36 in classical style. The length of the church is 93 metres, the width 53 metres, while the towers arising next to the sanctuary are 54 metres high. A wide staircase is leading to the main entrance of the Cathedral. On both sides there are stone sculptures of Marco Casagrande: St. Stephen and King László, as well as St. Peter and St Paul. The tympanum and the 8 chorinthos column give the character of the entrance and facade. The church is covered by 3 cupolas. The nave and aisles determine a cross ground shape. The picture of the high altar is the work of a wiener painter József Donhauser from 1835 and illustrates the death of St. John as being lugged to the hot caldron. The cathedral houses the biggest organ of Hungary that was built at the end of the XIX. century by Ludwig Moser from Salzburg.
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THE Hatters have further bolstered their ranks with a double swoop for free agents Magnus Okuonghae and Paddy McCourt.
A list of both free and paid for tennis venues in Bedford.
Local World, the parent company of Bedfordshire on Sunday and Luton on Sunday, is currently experiencing technical problems with the telephone lines used by customers wishing to place recruitment ads.
Take a look around West Sunderland Farm which features a modest farm house and over 820 acres of land.
THE mercury is set to hit highs of 30C this week. But how can you keep cool in Bedfordshire?Here are some of our ideas:
NORTH - East Bedfordshire MP Alistair Burt has welcomed new measures that will see the law changed to give local communities the final say over planning decisions for new onshore wind farms.1 comments
The weather is getting warmer and warmer this week, and while we may have suggested a bunch of activities to keep cool yesterday, one really caught our eye; eating ice cream
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text: I booked this hotel through an online travel website. I noticed from the reviews that most recommend the newer building, so I made sure that I got one of the suites in the newer building. Granted, this hotel is in Middletown, not in Newport. So, if you really wanted to hang out a lot and walked around in Newport you... More