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Eco hotel Rupertus(4 stars)
Hütten 40 5771 Leogang View on mapAt a glance
- Very well run hotel (16) "Very well run hotel" found in 16 reviews
- " Very well run hotel in leogang "April 2012
- " ... a beautifully laid out garden surrounded. It was a very pleasant and relaxed mood in the hotel. A very polite and courteous together. Family H. And their staff are all very friendly and helpful. We felt really comfortable and recommend this hotel gladly further. If time permits, we will in the summer return. The ... "April 2012
- " A well run hotel with beautiful rooms in the new building. You can tell, that the family with a lot of heart it ... "April 2012
- " Hotel Rupertus: nice hotel , very recommendable! "July 2012
- " Great hotel with all, what one for a hiking and relaxing vacation in the summer need. I would particularly ... "July 2012
- " Fantastic short trip in the wonderful hotel "February 2012
- " We have stayed many years at least 1a 2 times every year to the family Herzog! This year we were for our -year-old fidelity honored! Many thanks to this body! We like particularly the warm and informal atmosphere which one today rarely finds! The whole service team is extremely friendly and always an ear ... "September 2012
- " ... which one today rarely finds! The whole service team is extremely friendly and always an ear for any wishes! We feel always around comfortable! Especially is the breakfast buffet to mention, here there is everything that your heart could desire and leaves nothing to the imagination! The new naturzimmer in the 'new building' are all very ... "September 2012
- " ... the leoganger steinberge better understanding, or for bikers is the boss or the daughter for tours competent undelegated! In short: over here let yourself to enjoy the in the summer and winter great holiday make! And for all is something for everyone, whether large or small! "September 2012
- " Great hotel , all super nice "December 2011
- " We had a room in the new building, they are large, bright and very tastefully equipped. The food, staff and room great holiday ! The proximity to quite a lot of, great golf courses invites you to a active vacation a. One ... "December 2011
- " ... the ski. We had a very good Permit means and could leave a variant of the Asitzabfahrt directly to the house back. Whether this possible is, I can't comment on. all together it was a very successful stay , the staff and also the owner are very concerned with the welfare of the guest hard-working. We ... "February 2012
- " We were already repeatedly in the rupertus and had every time a very pleasant stay . The family Herzog, as well as her team are very friendly and accommodating and they take time ... "March 2012
- " Nice hotel with modern rooms "April 2012
- " Very good hotel with great Naturzimmern! Excellent cuisine! Great garden with its biotope. Additional wishes ... "July 2012
- The food was very good (8) "The food was very good" found in 8 reviews
- " ... a short stay at Hotel rupertus. A very friendly host family, the staff was very accommodating. We inhabited a suite (one room) in the new building-very spacious with modern tasteful decor. The food was very good , especially the breakfast buffet with homemade jams and organic products. The wellness area and ... "October 2011
- " Very nice informally run hotel, child care, nice atmosphere, very good food ( everything bio ), can only be recommended, great Schwinnteich with gigantic mountain view, ... "July 2012
- " ... relaxing vacation in the summer need. I would particularly like to highlight, the always friendly and helpful family, as well as all employees, don't forget you can always more than enough and very good food . Kompetzenz, friendliness and helpfulness always and lived. We hope to see! Greetings, ... "July 2012
- " The good food , starting with the breakfast ( special-thanks to Mrs. H.!), on the snack, that dinner -very ... "February 2012
- " Informal and friendly hotel with great food "March 2012
- " ... team are very friendly and accommodating and they take time to the guests. You feel from the first minute welcome and at home. The food is really top-class and very varied (5-course menu daily!). The breakfast is varied and very delicious. The staff are well trained and really attentive. We have the Natursuite ... "March 2012
- " Very good hotel with great Naturzimmern! Excellent cuisine! Great garden with its biotope. Additional wishes are gladly fulfilled. Breakfast, as well as the food in the evening are very good! The whole family is always make an effort the guests to fulfill every wish. Many ... "July 2012
- " Great food , great relaxation "July 2012
- Good service (2) "Good service" found in 2 reviews
- " The hotel has a family character. If one does not have so high requirements for Wellness vacation if one is good service here. The quality of the meals are very good. The staff is very accommodating and friendly. "September 2011
- " ... the hotel and is surrounded by a beautifully laid out garden surrounded. It was a very pleasant and relaxed mood in the hotel. A very polite and courteous together. Family H. And their staff are all very friendly and helpful. We felt really comfortable and recommend this hotel gladly further. If time ... "April 2012
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Information about Eco hotel Rupertus
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Hotel description
- Address::Hütten 40 5771 Leogang
Email: email@example.com
Phone: +43 6583 8466
Facebook: www.facebook.com/HotelRupertus
Website: http://www.rupertus.at
- What the hotel offersSo far beyond sensationalism, our 4-star- hotel is understated and classically beautiful. Active vacations in a glorious setting. The traditional warmth of Salzburg combined with a cosmopolitan ambience. For more than 35 years, our goal has been to offer our guests a vacation filled with hours and days that are quite extraordinary
- Food and DrinkOur breakfast buffet greets you with an authentic Salzburg Organic Breakfast. And every day, you can also look forward to a beautifully set table, our wine recommendations, as well as the friendly and attentive service of our staff. Here at our hotel, we also focus on the high quality and variety of products we are able to obtain from the immediate region. Add to all that our "daily greeting from the bakery", when we treat you to our homemade cakes! Our bar is a great place to meet, enjoy pleasant company, and wind down another wonderful day of your vacation.
- LeisureSummer: Already an active mountain biker or have you always wanted to give it a try? Well, there's no time like the present. As a member of Mountainbike Holidays, we are able to offer you a professional bike vacation from A to Z.For those of our guests who are more interested in the green sport, as a charter golf hotel, we are able to offer our guests 30% green-fee discounts at all participating Golf Alpin courses. For your further recreation and wellbeing, we offer a colorful weekly program including guided hikes and fitness during the summer with our health trainer, Magdalena. The lake entices you to take a refreshing plunge into its cool, wet waters, perhaps followed right after by a game of beach volleyball. For our mountain bike fans, the Bike Park and Bike School are just 200 metres away and have a wide range of highlights in store. In the afternoon, you can relax those tired muscles with a focused workout or a soothing massage. Winter: Just 200 meters from the Asitzbahn lifts and a ski run back to the hotel Because we are so close to the ski slopes, Landhotel Rupertus is able to offer a wonderful ski vacation to you and your family. During the day, you can work off all of that pent-up energy, as you participate in a wide variety of winter sports, including biathlon, cross-country, alpine skiing and Nordic-Walking.
- Other facilities and services"It has to be real!" Your encounters with nature, the countryside and the locals, what comes out of our kitchen and the way we cater to your personal wishes: always authentic, sincere and honest.
Hotel News
Hotel Renovation Work from April - June 2013 The time has finally come.... After two years of intensive planning we will be giving the Hotel Rupertus a "face-lift" commencing in the spring of this year. At the end of June we will be presenting the results which include a completely new wellness area in the form of a large garden pavilion over two floors and also 49 Natural Rooms and Suites, many of which will have two rooms making them perfect for families or couples looking for more space. The third and fourth flours will be a wooden construction. This is where the new Organic Rooms will be located. The rooms will all have light Swiss Stone Pine furniture, wooden floors and natural material and metal-free wooden beds. All of the rooms will be equipped with sheep's wool covers from Villgrater Natur which promise a pleasant and healthy sleeping climate. Stimulation for all the senses awaits you in the new, lavishly extended spa area: The "ErholPOL" wellness area has been designed to resemble a large garden pavilion and is thus light, airy and warm and is the ideal place to let your soul recuperate. While your soul is on holiday you can pamper your body with the wide range of relaxation facilities on offer. The "ErholPOL" is a place full of energy and vibrancy while simultaneously oozing an atmosphere of peace and calm. Being surrounded by nature and located close to the organic hotel garden, it seemed sensible to look for regional partners for this project. So now the delightful scents used in the saunas all come from the Alpine pastures of the Leogang and Lofer Steinberg Mountains. Following the complete modernisation of the Rupertus Kitchen in autumn 2012, as part of the renovation work this year the entire buffet area will also be given a new design. In future the egg dishes served at breakfast will be prepared fresh before your very eyes and the salads on the evening buffet will be fresher than ever before. In the first week in July 2013 we will be offering an "Opening Week Special" inviting you to be among the first guests to witness the finished work and to join in the celebrations. We look forward to seeing you and are at your disposal at all times for any questions you may have. Your Family Herzog-Blumenkamp & Team.
Hotel amenities
- Total number of rooms: < 50
- Recreation room
- Meeting/Banquet Facilities
- Family room
- Number of conference and banquet facilities: 2
- Playground
- Cash machine on site
- Hotel safe
- Lift
- Central heating
- Free parking
- Car park
Room amenities
- Writing bureau
- Double bed
- Central heating
- Safe
- Balcony
- Bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Electronic room keys
- Inside access
- Wake up call/Alarm clock
- Pets allowed
- Breakfast
- Restaurant
- Diabetic menu
- Vegetarian
- Hotel bar
- Cafe
- Number of cafes for non-guests: 1
- Breakfast buffet
- Packed lunches
A choice of sports
- Fitness centre
- Bicycle hire
Spa offers
- Spa centre
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Sauna
- Finnish sauna
Other hotel information
- Babysitting/Child services
- Non-hotel guests can/cannot access the area: open
- English
- Early check in
- Family
- Late check out
- Airport transfer
- Shuttle bus transfer from the airport: charged
- Express check in and check out
- Trainstation
- Eurocard/Mastercard
- English
- 24 hour security
- Mountains
- Information desk
- Pets allowed
- Children welcome
- All public and private areas are no smoking zones
- Wifi
- Free Wifi access included
- Newspaper
- Laundry service


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Dear Journal,
I had the most vivid and amazing dream last night. Unsurprisingly given my studies in Dr. Bump's class, I find myself in the quiet (almost too quiet) green fields of England. The skies above are grey contrasting sharply with emerald grass that seems to glow with colour. Thick and pure, it is the most beautiful carpet I have ever known. Ascending a small rise in the landscape, a modest medieval town comes into view, already bursting beyond the limits of its not quite completed stone walls. As I stare down at the countryside, the gentle green hills splotched occasionally by little farming plots and clumps of trees, I am startled by the approach of a strangely robed figure behind me. Further catching me off guard, he commands me to identify myself, shouting a bit as he grows nearer. "Are you scholar or townsman? What is this foreign dress? Who are you?" For some reason I had expected him to know me. After all, this is a dream, isn't it? The man, clad in black robes and a rather funny looking hat looked to be in his mid to late thirties, though artificially aged by some factor—many hours spent in the sun? Introductions are made, though he is still feeling very threatened. I know him after all; he isn't some composite my mind had created, but John Wycliffe. I couldn't remember much about him, but I knew he had been an early reformist of the Catholic Church and a great Oxford theologian tried for heresy ("Wycliffe, John" 1).
Wycliffe (center)
"Where are we? When are we?" I ask. He looks at me suspiciously.
"Are you one of the new students at Queen's College that's been visiting Swyndlestock tavern and causing mischief? As Head at Balliol I could have you sent up by the Chancellor! We don't need more of this madness with the townsfolk. Don't you know about the St. Scholastica's Day riots (Hobhouse 6)?"
Slowly puzzling together my location in space and time all I can utter is a befuddled, "what?" which is followed by a fit of blinking and dizzily looking around me. This doesn't seem so much like a dream now, I think to myself, staring down at the town that must be Oxford, though it looks much different here, or rather, now. "I've-I've come to see Oxford!" I finally stammer, "…from the future!"
"What is this devilry you speak of, you drunken knave? 'od's Arms it seems every passing year brings more foolish young students since we've finally acquired some benefactors. I-"
"I'm not a student here!" I insist. Thinking quickly, "I've come from other lands to learn of the spiritual life here at Oxford. I am a student elsewhere."
Still wary, he says "Is that so?" Pondering this new claim of identity, he speaks: "I suppose that would explain your very odd dress. I've never seen such dreadful things." Picking up his robes he barks, "Come on then."
St. Edmund Hall
Following his lead, we descended to the town, passing a slowly deteriorating palace on the way into the hamlet's heart, its former grandeur giving way to ivy and weed. Despite its obvious importance in times past, it shows none of the intricate attention paid the holy buildings of Oxford. Wycliffe informs me that it is Beaumont Palace, where Richard Coeur de Lion was born some two hundred years ago ("Beaumont Palace, formerly in Oxford" 1). Even here, eight hundred years in the past, Oxford shows its age with many centuries-old structures, though much of what I think will look old is brand new. As we pass rows of slowly rotting thatched roof wooden buildings, some of which probably date back to the turn of the first Christian millennium and the Norman conquest, the newly founded Queen's College comes into view. Many buildings are still under construction, but even this new college (not New College, that's not for forty years) holds ancient buildings, some of the first stones laid in Oxford. I recall that in the "present" which I left for this adventure, only one of these buildings survives—St. Edmund Hall, which dates to the twelfth century itself. I stop Wycliffe so I can admire it, though he is annoyed by my desire to dwell on a site unrelated to my supposed religious search, and obviously finds its attached chapel, which would later become a library, unworthy of our attention. St. Edmund Hall stands before me looking nearly the same as it did in the "present," though the roof is much more archaic looking. The building is made of heavy, tan stone and is decorated with monstrous gargoyle heads, human and inhuman both. It perfectly captures the period in which it was made, bridging the Romanesque and the Gothic. Despite being heavy and dark with tiny windows, it displays the intensity of the Gothic spirit. So even here in the middle of the fourteenth century as the Middle Ages come to a close, Oxford is a town full of history but always expanding.
St. Mary's
Soon, I find Wycliffe ushering me up what would in present day be called High Street to the beautiful Gothic church of St. Mary's. Its excruciatingly carved spire has been completed in the last half century. As we approach, for it is only a short walk, I am awed by the detail of the grotesques and the foliage carvings that Ruskin so admired five hundred years in the future. "Shall we enter?" he asks me in a hushed tone that shows his respect, despite years as a student and teacher in Balliol College. Unlike the darkness often associated with the Gothic, high windows of stained glass color every corner with brilliance from vaulted ceiling to snow-white altar. It is more striking than the lights of Caravaggio's "The Calling of St. Matthew." Feeling this place's power rather than thinking about it, I understand for the first time in my life how scholars like Wycliffe can devote their lives to comprehension of the miraculous.
Wycliffe genuflects before the altar and kneels in a pew. I follow dumbly. He mutters a prayer in Latin. Perhaps because he can read my amazement, Wycliffe declines to lecture on the glories of St. Mary's. Instead he asks, "Have you not a chapel of any beauty in your college? Your reactions are as that of someone untravelled, and yet you are here."
"In my place and time, the Church is without the power to exact tithes and tributes, for there are many churches and none need sanction from spiritual or governmental authority. Thus, though less corrupted by power, churches are without such artistry in places of worship."
As we leave he comments to himself, "It's amazing what the faithful can do even with the illegitimate monies of the condemned." We move on.
Oxford from Christ Church Meadow
Striking South, Wycliffe's swooshing robes lead me down a relatively new path past the also recently chartered Oriel College, which bustles with scholars and stonemasons, but his attention is set further west at Christchurch Cathedral, as it is today known. Most interesting about the church, which was also a functioning Augustinian priory at the time, was that it didn't have much around it. Despite being one of the most historic sites in Oxford—St. Frideswide's original abbey stood on this site and dated from the eighth century—it had beautiful meadow not only stretching to the southeast, but also directly south, and on all the western sides. It was also the lone building of note all the way north back to the High Street. Except to the north and east, the only boundaries one could meet were the rivers Cherwell and Thames. And if ever there was a country made by God, this was it. As I told Wycliffe, "One could live a full life comprised of nothing but bucolic fantasy here." Being unfamiliar with classical writings of the sort I was referring to, he responded with merely an odd look at me and a grunt. Cattle and sheep grazed in the distance, and one could faintly make out groups of herders and animals both at the water's edge. Among them were interspersed trees that grew by the banks. I could see also just a few hundred yards to the south a tree-lined footpath probably inhabited by thoughtful herder and scholar alike. For in this medieval time, both live nearer the land and in relative poverty. The two classes of inhabitants are much nearer in this Oxford where the privileges of scholarship are just being established (Morris 11; Hobhouse 5). Much like myself, Wylciffe stands awed by the beauty of the lands surrounding his beloved university. Seeing his inability to take for granted what he has been surrounded by for many years, I begin to understand how writers like Newman could love so passionately their school. In contrast, I could never imagine myself expressing in poetry or prose feelings for my own University of Texas.
Remembering himself, my guide, my Anglicized Virgil, pulls me from my own field of thoughts to our original object. The building is in fact already out of fashion, featuring mainly the Romanesque style of rounded arches and heavy walls. But grotesque Green Men choking on ivy or oak while vines crawl out of noses and ears as well as faintly human gargoyles can be seen as we advance, though they are starting to show wear. The great spire and the famous choir have yet to be built, but it still impresses. It is in fact larger than the incarnation I knew in the modern era, which was truncated by Cardinal Wolsey to make room for the Tom Quad (Hobhouse 10). Entering the nave, many of the monastic inhabitants can be seen at prayer, so we must be quiet. I am amazed at the quality of the stained glass all around me. Soon, I spot the window depicting Thomas Becket's murder, the only one of these windows that will survive the centuries ( "Christ Church Cathedral-A Brief Tour" 1). I try to stop and interpret the stories suspended in glass, but Wycliffe takes me straight to the shrine of St. Frideswide, built less than a century ago, which holds her relics. Wycliffe, like myself, is reverent but somewhat unimpressed. He whispers, "It is powerful belief in such things which allows corrupt priests to sell chicken bones to already impoverished pilgrims." I nod my agreement, though we both continue to be moved by the intricately carved pointed arches traced by practically living foliage which seems to almost move. Even more Green Men are present in the church, especially on the tomb, and other grotesques around the sanctuary watch seemingly in pain the holy rituals of mass (Bump 232). The church of this era has more might than magic; its columns and arches are massive, its vaults high but plain. Additionally, it is much lighter in color. Despite its relatively smaller number of windows, the newer stone reflects much more light, giving the church a soft glow in the late afternoon. It always strikes me as funny that, despite Gothic architecture's immense effort to increase the sunlight allowed to shine into their structures, it is always assumed to be a dark style. In some ways, it reminds me of the state capitol's dome—high but with ample support. Wycliffe beckons to me that it is time to leave, for the light is failing.
View From Carfax Tower
In the deep afternoon light, my guide takes me west across another green field and north up what is in modern times known as St. Aldate's street. "I have one more site to show you before the light fails," he says. Soon, I know just what he is referring to. I immediately recognize the tower at Carfax where four of Oxford's roads meet. It is at this time attached to a church, St. Martin's, which the townspeople attend. Entering through a zigzag arch-adorned Norman doorway, we climb seventy-four feet up the new stone tower (Ross 1). Looking east over High Street, I watch the last rays of afternoon sun fall in front of me over the Thames valley and the burgeoning city of spires. Almost straight ahead, I see the smoke of surrounding halls and thatched roof houses start to intertwine with and disperse around the detailed tower of St. Mary's. I think that perhaps if I could see UT like this, if I were allowed to go up in the tower, I might begin to feel about it like I've already begun to feel about this place. I turn to Wycliffe, whispering, "So this is why you'd be willing to be tried for heresy?"
Eric Adams
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Just a Face and a Caption: Spear Carrier get usage counts According to the Laconic, the Spear Carrier is a character who "shows up, says a line, then is never seen again."
However, the image fails to show the trope. It's just a few amazed faces. The caption doesn't help either. It simply doesn't help someone understand the trope any better.
May I ask for a new image? Perhaps it can be a short comic, showing a man walking in, saying a few lines, and then walking out. The caption could read "And he was never seen again in the rest of the story" or something along those lines.
edited 5th Mar '12 3:05:36 AM by goto124 Anime-ted
Fixed the link; you have to put it in CamelCase.
Motion to pullTextbook JAFAAC, doesn't demonstrate the trope at all. I'm not even really sure how we'd go about pic'ing this one.edited 5th Mar '12 4:14:15 AM by Willbyr I quickly made one:
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Clock is set; anyone else for/against the pull?
Hearing nothing else, I guess we'll let it sit until someone makes a new thread. Locking up.
The system doesn't know you right now, so no post button for you.
You need to Get Known to get one of those.
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Poetry and writing from a 1950s rocket kid. My newest book Gods of Water and Air, is available on Amazon.
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Rockets and poems
Why aren't there more poems about rockets? I think of the shuttle crew up there repairing the Hubble Space Telescope right this minute. How amazing that is for the child of a rocket engineer in the 1950s. My dad spent most of his career just trying to create a rocket that could make it past the atmosphere. My father called home to his family on the world's first -- FIRST! -- satellite-bounced phone call (it didn't go through - network has always been the problem).
I wonder why there are almost no poems about space. Even my favorite science poet, Pattiann Rogers, has never written one that I know of. If anyone knows of a poem about space or missiles or satellites, please send it.
Of course, there is Gregory Corso's immortal:
Poem Rocket
Be a star-screwer!
Sent to Allen Ginsberg.
Doesn't quite do it for me.
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I have a number of unpublished satellite and space poems; it's difficult to find a market for them, at least in my experience. I'm happy to share them, if you'd like to read.
http://www.pantoum.org - 5:49 AM
- Rachel Dacus said...
Mary, I would adore to read them! Please send them. I see from your website that you are eminently qualified for such a creative venture as writing poems that include space and satellites. And I see you have also written a sci-fi novel. Is it available?
I actually do have a poem that mentions Russian space-shots and orbiting space garbage! (I agreek, though...we are living in the space-age; there should be more poetry about that sort of thing!)
Ack! Where is the edit function?! I neglected to proofread that, and--naturally!--noticed a typo AFTER posting it!
- Rachel Dacus said...
Bryan, please send them! I love this, that there are actually rocket/space poems out there. Maybe we can get an anthology together someday.
Typos are God's way of keeping us humble. No editing function I've ever found on these comments. :) - 2:00 PM
- Bob Schechter said...
There are a fair amount of space poems written for children. I have a few myself.
I'm not sure whether it's a "space" poem or not, but one of my favorites by Frost is "On Looking Up By Chance at the Constellations," which may qualify. - 11:38 AM
- Rachel Dacus said...
If we could find enough of them, I think an anthology would be a lot of fun. Maybe it's just my inner rocketkid talking, but space poems, especially for children, seems fresh and appealing as a topic. And broad enough to allow for a lot of interesting work. I'd love to see your space poems for kids, Bob, if you're willing to email me some.