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The combination of China raising interest rates and the situation in Egypt showing early signs of stabilizing still resulted in oil prices holding up relatively well on Tuesday. Prices were hit with a strong round of selling shortly after the China announcement but stabilized during the trading session. In fact Brent moved back and settled over the $100/bbl mark once again. Oil prices are trading around the levels they were at prior to the ramping up of the Egyptian protests with market participants now moving their focus back to the main drivers that have been impacting oil prices for the last two years…the direction of equity and currency markets, the pace of the global economic recovery and the state of the current and projected oil fundamentals. None of these drivers are currently overwhelmingly bullish or bearish, but in general the market is likely to remain in the wide trading range it has been in for quite some time with a modest bearish bias to the downside or suggestive that prices could work their way toward the lower end of the trading range…especially for WTI.
The equity markets have been taking the interest rate action in China relatively well having gained ground a bit over the last 24 hours as shown in the EMI Global Equity Index table below. The Index is now higher by 0.2% for the week narrowing the year to date loss to 0.5%. China and Brazil remain the main negatives in the column for 2011 so far with Paris and Germany holding the top spots. China's Shanghai A shares declined modestly after being closed for a week (due to the New Year holiday) and after incorporating the latest interest rate rise by the Chinese government. The global equity markets remain neutral for oil prices in the short term as does the US dollar index which is hovering around the unchanged mark once again.
The EIA released the latest Short Term Energy Outlook this afternoon. Following are the main highlights of the report focused on oil. As expected this month's forecast is pretty much in line with last month's forecast and as such it has had little impact on price direction at the moment.
Crude Oil and Liquid Fuels Overview. EIA expects a continued tightening of world oil markets over the next two years. World oil consumption grows by an annual average of 1.5 million barrels per day (bbl/d) through 2012 while the growth in supply from non-Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (non-OPEC) countries averages about 0.3 million bbl/d this year and remains flat in 2012. Consequently, EIA expects the market will rely on both inventories and significant increases in the production of crude oil and non-crude liquids in OPEC member countries to meet world demand growth. While on-shore commercial oil inventories in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) countries remained high last year, floating oil storage fell sharply in 2010, and EIA expects that OECD oil inventories will decline over the forecast period to close to the middle of the previous five-year range by the end of 2012.
There are many significant uncertainties that could push oil prices higher or lower than current expectations. Among the uncertainties are decisions by key OPEC member countries regarding their production response to the global recovery in oil demand; the rate of economic recovery, both domestically and globally; fiscal issues facing national and sub-national governments; and China's efforts to address concerns regarding its growth and inflation rates. In addition, even though Egypt is not a major supplier of crude oil or natural gas to world markets, the recent unrest in that country raises the concern that unrest could spread to other countries in the region with a larger role in supplying world energy markets or that key transit routes for energy and other goods could be disrupted.
Global Crude Oil and Liquid Fuels Consumption. World crude oil and liquid fuels consumption grew by an estimated 2.4 million bbl/d in 2010, to 86.7 million bbl/d, the second largest annual increase in at least 30 years. This growth more than offset the losses of the previous two years and surpassed the 2007 level of 86.3 million bbl/d reached prior to the economic downturn. EIA expects that world liquid fuels consumption will grow by 1.5 million bbl/d in 2011 and by an additional 1.6 million bbl/d in 2012. Non-OECD countries make up almost all of the growth in consumption over the next 2 years, with the largest contributions coming from China, Brazil, and the Middle East. Among the OECD regions, EIA expects that only North America will show oil consumption growth over the next 2 years, which will be offset by continued declines in OECD Europe and Asia.
Non-OPEC Supply. EIA projects non-OPEC crude oil and liquid fuels production will increase by 310,000 bbl/d in 2011, then decline slightly in 2012. Increases in non-OPEC oil production will be concentrated in a few countries, particularly in China and Brazil, where EIA expects each to show annual average production growth of 170,000 bbl/d in 2011. In 2012, EIA expects Canadian production growth to average 170,000 bbl/d while China and Brazil grow by 130,000 and 110,000 bbl/d, respectively. Other non-OPEC production is expected to decline. EIA expects Mexico's production will fall by about 210,000 bbl/d in 2011, followed by a further decline of 80,000 bbl/d in 2012. Similarly, production from the North Sea falls by 220,000 bbl/d and 160,000 bbl/d in 2011 and 2012, respectively. Projected U.S. crude oil production declines by 50,000 bbl/d in 2011 and by a further 190,000 bbl/d in 2012.
OPEC Supply. Forecast OPEC crude oil production increases by 0.4 million bbl/d in 2011, followed by a further increase of 1.2 million bbl/d in 2012. These production increases are in response to the increase in global demand for oil and limited growth in supplies originating in non-OPEC countries. Non-crude liquids production is expected to increase by 0.7 and 0.4 million bbl/d in 2011 and 2012, respectively. EIA expects that OPEC surplus production capacity will remain above 4 million bbl/d during the next 2 years.
OECD Petroleum Inventories. Onshore commercial oil inventories in the OECD countries remained high last year, but reports indicate floating oil storage fell sharply. Now that floating storage has been reduced, EIA expects that OECD onshore inventories will decline over the forecast period. Projected OECD stocks fall by about 55 million barrels in 2011, followed by an additional 60 million barrel decline in 2012. Days-of-supply (total inventories divided by average daily consumption) drops from 57 days to 55 days between December 2010 and the end of 2012, which is close to the middle of the previous five-year range.
U.S. Liquid Fuels Consumption. Total consumption of petroleum and non-petroleum liquid fuels increased by 360,000 bbl/d (1.9 percent) to 19.1 million bbl/d in 2010. The major sources of this consumption growth were distillate fuel oil (diesel fuel and heating oil), which grew by 140,000 bbl/d (3.8 percent), and motor gasoline, which increased by 60,000 bbl/d (0.6 percent). Projected total U.S. liquid fuels consumption increases by 140,000 bbl/d (0.8 percent) in 2011 and a further 170,000 bbl/d (0.9 percent), to 19.5 million bbl/d, in 2012. Motor gasoline and distillate fuel account for much of the growth in consumption.
Late yesterday afternoon the API released their latest inventory assessment. The API released a mixed inventory report. The API reported a surprise decline in crude oil stocks, a greater than expected build in gasoline stocks and a draw in distillate fuel inventories that came in below the expectations. The API reported a crude oil inventory draw of about 600,000 barrels even as refinery utilization rates increased by only 0.1% to 83.3% of capacity. The API also reported a decline in crude oil imports and a modest decline in PADD 2 stocks. They also showed a strong build in gasoline stocks of about 3.2 million barrels while distillate fuel stocks declined by about 500,000 barrels as the weather last week in the main heating oil consuming part of the US was modestly cold. The results of the API report are summarized in the following table. So far the reaction to the API report has been mildly bullish as prices have increased in overnight trading. In fact if today's EIA report is in sync with the API report I would view it as modestly negative as both gasoline and distillate fuel stocks underperformed versus expectations and the crude oil decline …although a positive was still minor compared to the large overhang of crude oil that still exists in the US.
My projection for this week's EIA inventory report is summarized in the following table. I am expecting a mixed report for US oil stocks but yet another overall build in total commercial stocks of crude oil and refined products combined. I am expecting another strong build of about 2.5 million barrels of crude oil inventories mostly as a result of the industry readjusting inventories after managing end of year stock levels as well as a modest increase in imports. If the actual numbers are in sync with my projections the year over year surplus of crude oil would come in at 14.3 million barrels while the overhang versus the five year average for the same week will be about 20.2 million barrels.
With runs expected to only decrease by about 0.1% and with imports expected to increase a bit I am expecting another strong increase in gasoline stocks. Gasoline stocks are expected to build by about 1.5 million barrels which would result in gasoline stocks hovering around 20-year highs for this time of the year. This week the gasoline year over year surplus is projected to widen of around 7.3 million barrels while the surplus versus the five-year average for the same week will widen to about 12.5 million barrels. Gasoline stocks will have built for seven weeks in a row if my projection for another build this week is in line with the actual. If so, gasoline stocks will have increased by about 20 million barrels over the aforementioned timeframe.
Distillate fuel is projected to decline modestly by 1.3 million barrels mostly as a result of the colder than normal temperatures we have been experiencing in the eastern half of the US. As has been the case for the last seven weeks or so it is only heating oil stocks that have been destocking as diesel fuel inventories have been rising strongly over the last two months as the US economy continues to grow very slowly. The latest NOAA weather forecasts are now calling for a return to not only normal winter temperatures but above normal temperatures for a good portion of the second half of February. With the vast majority of the winter heating season now in the history books, the consistent decline in heating oil stocks may also start to perform much like diesel stocks have been over the last several months and that is to start into a premature inventory building pattern during the projecting moderation of temperatures during the second half of February. If the actual EIA data is in sync with my distillate fuel projection inventories versus last year will likely now be about 6.6 million barrels above last year while the overhang versus the five-year average will be around 23.4 million barrels.
Refiners are continuing to try to manage the overhang of crude oil by converting into refined products and moving products into inventory. Net result the US continues to remain well oversupplied of just about everything in the oil complex with supply expected to remain robust for the foreseeable future. The market will get a snapshot of projected fundamentals when the EIA released tier latest Short Term Energy Outlook early this afternoon. As mentioned yesterday I am expecting the EIA to keep their global oil demand projections pretty much at the same level as last month's report but we could see inventory projections coming in a bit less optimistic than last month. Overall I would expect today's report to be neutral at best and have a minimal impact on short term price direction at best.
As usual do not overreact to the API data as the EIA report is due out in a few hours and be cognizant that the API report is often not in line with the more widely followed EIA data.
My individual market view is detailed in the table at the beginning of the newsletter. I am maintaining my overall view at neutral and my short term bias at bearish for oil as the market is continuing to eliminate the Egypt factor from the price and quickly incorporating the China inflation effect…which is a mild negative.
I am maintaining my Nat Gas view at neutral and my short term bias at bearish as the weather projections for the second half of February are simply not supportive for Nat Gas prices. With supply still very robust and the advent of a round of warmer than normal winter weather conditions prices are likely to test the psychological and technical $4/mmbtu support levels. Weather is still the main driver of price direction but the oversupply situation continues to dampen any upside enthusiasm that may come from above normal heating fuel demand.
Currently most markets are positive as shown in the EMI Price Board table below.
Best Regards,
Dominick A. Chirichella
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Chicken Cordon Bleu Bake Recipe
- 2 packages (6 ounces each) reduced-sodium stuffing mix
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of chicken soup, undiluted
- 1 cup milk
- 8 cups cubed cooked chicken
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 3/4 pound sliced deli ham, cut into 1-inch strips
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded Swiss cheese
- 3 cups (12 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- Prepare stuffing mixes according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large bowl, combine soup and milk; set aside.
- Divide chicken between two greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dishes. Sprinkle with pepper. Layer with ham, Swiss cheese, 1 cup cheddar cheese, soup mixture and stuffing. Sprinkle with remaining cheddar cheese.
- Cover and freeze one casserole for up to 3 months. Cover and bake the remaining casserole at 350° for 30 minutes. Uncover; bake 10-15 minutes longer or until cheese is melted.
- To use frozen casserole: Thaw in the refrigerator overnight. Remove from the refrigerator 30 minutes before baking. Cover and bake at 350° for 45 minutes. Uncover; bake 10-15 minutes longer or until heated through and cheese is melted. Yield: 2 casseroles (6 servings each).
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We keep this one in the freezer at all times for easy weeknight dinner!
I made this recipe in a varied batch of "freezer meals" for my two college students. It received rave reviews! Made it again for the three of us at home. Love recipes where you can make one for dinner and another for the freezer.
I needed something quick and easy with all ingredients on hand to throw together for a friend who had a baby. It looked so good my husband asked me to make it that night. Very comforting and easy to throw together. Thanks!
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Today was a grab-basket of activities. Shawki took us to view the granite stone quarries where the ancient Egyptians cut their raw materials. There is an unfinished obelisk still lying in the quarry, abandoned, but not forgotten. Akin to the giant towering obelisk created by Hatshepsut at the Temple of Carnak, it is one solid piece of granite. Hard to imagine that the ancient Egyptians only had chisels, their hands, and the natural powers of water and gravity to cut and move these enormous stones.
Up next was a brief tour of the high dam constructed to harness the power of the Nile waters. Then, we visited the last temple on our list – the Temple of Phila – the temple of love and where Isis and Osiris conceived Horus. Located on an island, this temple was originally underwater due to the habitual flooding of the Nile, but after the high dam was built, concerted efforts to move it succeeded in relocating the temple to another island. The entire thing was taken apart and restructured. We traveled by motorboat to tour the island and while the temple is beautiful, the scenery around was just as gorgeous.
But the best part was when Shawki showed us this special hieroglyphic. He said it was the first instance where "love" was depicted. See where the man's hand is going? Instead of offering the key of life, the ankh, to the woman's nose or face, he's offering it to something else entirely.
Immature chuckles aside, we got back to the Nile banks just in time for our felucca ride. I'm assuming felucca means "sailboat," but no one clarified. M feels like we were cheated since we were only supposed to sail around an island in the middle of the Nile and return to shore, but I think the ride was awesome. Peaceful, away from most of the terrible pollution, I loved the wind and sun in my face.
We didn't sail around the predetermined island. In fact, with Shawki's help we sailed to the far bank and went on an adventure instead. M had been eyeing the unattainable flame-colored sands on the far shore since we got into the boat and finally voiced his desire to scale the mountain and view the desert from the ridgeline.
We braved a thicket COVERED in thorns sharp as needles and longer than an inch. My poor foot was a casualty since I didn't know we'd be jumping from bush to bush like gazelles and wore my flip-flops. After the thicket came sandy pebbly boulders that had to be scaled, but we did it. Well, we made it halfway. The ridgeline was much farther than it looked and we had to get back for lunch.
And so ends our journey down the Nile to Aswan.
Tomorrow, we fly to Abu Simbel, tour the huge monuments erected by Ramses II there, and catch another flight back to Cairo. That's the plan at least. Hopefully tomorrow night I'll be able to blog semi-normally from the comfort of my hotel room instead of the sweaty Internet café where I was only able to get one post up today.
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Have you ever wondered how a bee colony works? Have you ever seen one up close and personal? I know I haven't and quite honestly, I never gave it much thought until I attended the North Carolina Maker Faire last year. That was where my husband and I met Jimmy Chalmers, a bee-keeper.
So what does bee-keeping have to do with being a maker? Everything, if you want to see how bee colonies thrive and watch them make honey! I spoke to Mr. Chalmers about his latest project that involves building a new type of observation hive for bees.
"A natural/wild hive is never seen by the human eye." He explained. "They are deep in hollow trees, tucked under rock faces or in the walls of old structures. Without X-ray vision, it would be impossible to see and observe the bees in daily living."
A standard built observation hive generally only has three or four frames of bees. Because of its small size, the hive cannot sustain itself long term and can only be maintained for approximately two years. Jimmy has now been working on a design for an observation hive that has five frames of bees in an enclosed 'dark' hive body, with an additional 2-3 frame observation hive sitting on top. The new design provides more frames for the bees and the production of honey, and who doesn't like the idea of more honey?
His design also consists of frames that are stacked vertically, with both sides visible. This will allow the observer to watch the bees carry out their daily work in keeping their small colony viable, and for a longer period of time. Pretty awesome if you ask me!
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Be warned: this post is a a doozy! Patti & Alex have been waiting a tad bit for a sneak peak of their wedding, so this one is extra long just for them.
Patti & Alex were married on a typical San Francisco day with typical cold SF weather. But their wedding was anything but typical. Both raised in San Francisco, these two knew they wanted an authentic SF experience for their family and friends, complete with cable cars and a Chinese lion dance. And what better place to host a San Francisco wedding than the famous Fisherman's Wharf? They planned their special day to PERFECTION. Not even the rain could dampen their spirits. In fact, it wouldn't quite be a real San Francisco wedding without a little rain thrown in.
True to SF form, the overcast clouds set the tone for a gorgeous, moody wedding. I usually like to create some awesome black and whites during my post processing, but the light was so dreamy on Patti & Alex's wedding day that the color just popped against the filtered sky. And the window light was amazing! I couldn't bear to wipe out the color of these images. Even the paint on the walls at the Hyatt Fisherman's Wharf coordinated with her bridesmaid dresses and flowers. One would've thought that a professional wedding planner had a hand in this event, but Patti planned all the itty bitty details herself.
This wedding was a true labor of love. Most of Patti's vendors were 'friendors', including her cousin who helped Patti look extra fab with gorgeous makeup and hair.
Patti is one crafty gal. She made her invitations, baked all of the wedding favors herself, and even sewed boutonnieres and corsage pins for her family.
Karen of SOMA Flowers did an AMAZING job with the floral design.
After venturing out a little ways from the hotel, I found this totally cute pocket of old shipyard buildings and we stopped to take some photos.
I live in SF and believe it or not, I've only ridden on a cable car two times in my life.
We found an empty rooftop to quickly snap some shots with the Transamerica building as a backdrop right before the rain came pouring down.
And we walked by the old Cannery on our way back to the ceremony… this was most definitely a quintessential San Francisco wedding!
Alex was part of a professional lion dancing organization in San Francisco. He performed in the SF Chinese New Year parade for many years, so they wanted to do something special for the guests and surprised them with a lion dancing performance. My first lion dance I've ever photographed at a wedding.Midway through the dance, Alex and one of his groomsmen jumped into one of the lion costume and performed a routine for Patti! I never realized what an athletic feat it is to jump around in that lion head.
Alex is a professional chef and Patti is a baker, so the food at this wedding was over-the-top delicious. Including the wedding cake baked by talented coworker, Amy, which was alternating layers of red velvet and passion fruit. If I had plastic wrap with me, I swear I would've lined my purse and took some home.
Thank you, Patti & Alex, for the awesome food and wonderful time! You guys rock!


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Scores have been updated first of all..... Second I appreciate the file.... the issue is on the computer I use to do this I don't have Excel on it. I do have excel on another computer in the house.... but the reason I don't use that one is because the times I am doing this and updating the scores everyone is sleeping in my house. And that computer happens to be right next to my sleeping children. I also don't have excel on this computer because this computer is my gaming rig I have no use for it on this rig.... I appreciate the file.... Why don't you send it to me anyway... and I will see what I can work out with it. Possibly I will find another work around. But give me a couple of days to find the solution.... Unless someone has one off the top of their heads. I will get a better system posted very soon until then just hang on a couple more days.... right now my life is crazy I am stressing for time to even update But I will get it done! Thanks again You know what I am PM'ing you Korny
you got the AA and AF the wrong way round - fix it and your score will be better again remember 4xAA and 8xAF NOT 8xAA and 4xAF
Flibolito - 1013 - 40.2 - EVGA GTX275 SC @708/1232 - Q9550 E0 @4GHz - DX10 Back-up rig for DX10 reference
2Dividedbyzero | 3685 | 146.3 | HD5970+5850 @ 875/1250 | i7 980X @ 4.33GHz | DX11 DX10 run incoming... Cat 11.4 preview driver FTW I would recommend installing the 11.4 OVER your previous driver to avoid... err... torment. May not happen but it sure as hell did for me.
I think you can embed a google spreadsheet onto the page like patty uses for the maxxmem thread. Least I think, I've seen it done on overclockers all the time. Example http://www.overclock.net/air-cooling/807428-official-scythe-gentletyphoon-club.html
Yea u can use Google Spreadsheet also tho i tried to copy and paste my sheet into this one and it didnt work lol, here is another example of google spreadsheet on evga forums
Actually it's funny you mention that..... I started working on one with Google spread sheet last night here is.... a start..... but it looks like you can import a Excel file to that too.... so send yours over and I can edit it through that. But heres a preview of the one I did. Sorry thanks for the reminder.... That's why I put "I Have to update allot of scores if I forget just let me know" So I appreciate the reminder.... will update ASAP. Had to knock me out of both of them didn't you LOL j/K .... Nice run Man!!! Keep it up!!! Scores have been updated as far as I can tell.... If I miss any please let me know
Arctucas - 2779 - 110.3 - GTX460/SLi 763/950 - i7 950 @4273 DX9: Arctucas - 2235 - 88.7 - GTX460/SLi 763/950 - i7 950 @4273 DX10: Arctucas - 758 - 30.1 - GTX460/SLi 763/950 - i7 950 @4273 OpenGL:
DX9 Run; Melvis - 2075 - 82.4 - 4870X2@ Stock - Phenom II 965@ Stock DX10 Run; Melvis - 1631 - 64.7 - 4870X2@ Stock - Phenom II 965@ Stock
i think you could just put the fastest result in, no need to have myself or yourselft in multiple times for the same test criteria i.e DX11
Yea thats what i did in my sheet, only time ppl should have more than 1 score in is if they do a single card and an sli run.
See I never use these settings ever I have no clue on how to set them so I will git it anther run once I get home and get things setup . thank you for the heads up .
look in the screenshot below, when u launch Unigine, you set them in the config options there, above the RUN button View attachment 41015
If ur running nvidia u should have the nvidia control panel set on application controlled otherwise u can disable AA and AF without knowing and it effects the score massively. I have no clue about amd but the same rrules apply.
Yeah I know what your saying But.... I am trying to make it the easiest I can for myself. Also.... this is a nice way for some people to keep an eye on how they are progressing.... BTW... New Score..... 20mmrain - 2267 - 90.0 - XFX HD6950 1 Gb - 900/1261 - i7 860 - 4.03 Ghz - DX11 ***EDIT*** The More I think about it the more I agree.... Next time I update the Scores I will only include the High scores for each person instead of multiple scores.... otherwise... the list will be a million miles long soon. Another new run tonight..... 20mmrain - 2312 - 91.8 - XFX HD6950 1 Gb - 918/1303 - i7 860 - 4.03 Ghz - DX11 One step closer to my personal goal of breaking 100 FPS 20mmrain - 2354 - 93.5 - XFX HD6950 1 GB - 951/1303 - i7 860 - 4.03 Ghz - DX11 Last one for tonight... I think I am gonna need to up my CPU clocks again as well as push the GPU's too 1000 Mhz to make it. But I am getting close!
Going for the lowest score lol DX9 Melvis - 238 - 9.4 - SLi 8600GT's@ Stock - AMD X2 4600+@ Stock I just noticed one of my cards has a higher memory clock


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The Palace Bonvecchiati (4*) is located in the heart of Venice, has the most privileged position of any 4-star hotel in Venice: the hotel is in Calle Goldoni, just a 3-minute walk from Saint Mark's Square and 5 minutes from the Rialto Bridge. Palace Bonvecchiati is unique to Venice: a modern luxury hotel in the heart of historic Venice. The lounge is of exceptional class and elegance, where authentic contemporary works of art are found as a counterpoint to the very original red sofas that stand out against the terrazzo floor and the precious marble of the walls.
Set out on an exploratory adventure into the world of Venetian glass creation. Begin by departing your hotel with your English speaking guide and board a private taxi boat. This aquatic taxi will glide across the Venetian Lagoon towards the two enchanting islands of Murano and Burano. For hundreds of years the glass factory on Murano has been producing some of the world's greatest, and highly demanded, glass creations. During this exclusive tour of the factory, you'll get an opportunity to marvel at the traditional glass-blowing techniques used at this very factory for centuries. After the demo, you'll have an opportunity to purchase these freshly blown glass objects if you'd like (at your own expense). From Murano you'll again board your water taxi and travel to the magnificent island of Burano featuring various colourful painted houses and villas. Burano is renowned throughout Europe for its marvelous lace production which you'll have an opportunity to experience during your visit to the Lace Factory. You'll have an opportunity before returning back to the Venetian mainland to stroll along the narrow streets and barter with the merchants for that special souvenir of your visit to these truly inspirational Venetian islands.
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Port charges are included in your itinerary pricing.
The River Countess is a stunning, newly remodeled (2012) boutique river cruise ship, for an intimate group of up to 134 guests. Lavishly appointed riverview staterooms and suites have handcrafted Savoir® of England beds draped in high-thread count 100% Egyptian cotton sheets and European duvets, along with a menu of pillow options. Staterooms and suites on the Rhine Deck have French balconies. Public areas and facilities include the Main Lounge with full-service bar and dance floor, Captain's Lounge with library, elegant restaurant, patio lounge, sky lounge, sun deck with life-size chess and shuffleboard, fitness center, sauna, Serenity River Spa, boutique, and elevator.
Today you'll set out on a group walking tour of historic Venice, as well as a Grand Canal cruise, and an exclusive evening opening of St. Mark's Basilica. Venice, founded in the sixth century, rose up on 118 islands in a lagoon of the Adriatic Sea. It became a great political power that controlled all European trade with the East throughout the Middle Ages, and its citizens lavished their wealth on their home town. You'll stand in Piazza San Marco, perhaps the most famous plaza in Italy, where every view has been re-created by painters through the ages, and be awed by 11th-century San Mark's Basilica, adorned inside and out with treasures Venetian traders brought back from their voyages. The Palazzo Ducale, the Doge's Palace, reflects the wealth and the security of Venice's rulers—it contained both the doge's private quarters and the council chambers where the elite 1,000 met to make major political decisions. See the city as voyagers have always seen it, from the water, as you cruise along the Grand Canal, lined with palaces that reflect the history of the city—Byzantine, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque—and spanned by famous bridges.
A full-day group excursion today takes you to Padua. The 13th and 14th centuries were glory days for Padua. At the Scrovegni Chapel you'll see the astonishing and moving frescoes painted by Giotto around 1300, but Giotto was not the only artist to shine here; Mantegna and Donatello also gave Padua extraordinary artistic treasures. Your walking tour will take you from the Basilica del Santo to Caffè Pedrocchi, which writers, poets, and artists have frequented.
Your full-day shore excursion today will have you traveling by coach to Ravenna, a vital seaport and Italian capital of the Byzantine Empire, is celebrated for the fifth- and sixth-century mosaics that adorn its churches. You will see the UNESCO-designated Basilica di Sant'Apollinare and the mausoleum of Galla Placidia; the buildings are sheathed in spectacular mosaics. Spend the afternoon rambling through the lovely historic downtown on your own, and enjoy artisanal foods tasting.
Spend the whole day in Bologna, called la grassa, meaning bountiful. Does it have the best food in Northern Italy? You be the judge. There's more to the city than Bolognese sauce, that's for sure—there's Parma ham, Parmegiano (parmesan), and perhaps the best tortellini in the world, all on lavish display at Bologna's amazing food markets. Join in on a pasta workshop and discover how to make your own fabulous pasta.
Your full-day excursion today begins with a coach drive to Verona. Shakespeare endowed Verona with fame through the ages when he wrote of two local star-crossed lovers, Romeo and Juliet, but Verona's wealth comes from its role as a center of trade; today it hosts Italy's biggest wine fair. You'll see architectural treasures ranging from an ancient Roman amphitheater still in use to Medieval palaces and the Piazza d'Erbe, with its 14th-century fountain. And, of course, you may stand below the Juliet balcony just as Romeo did.
Explore Venice at your leisure. You can take a vaporetto to Murano for the world-renowned glass studios. Of course, you must take a gondola ride! Go to the Gallerie dell'Accademia for the greatest collection of Italian masters in one place; you'll find Titian, Tintoretto, Tiepolo, Veronese, Canaletto, and Guardi, to name only a few. Lounge beside the Grand Canal with an aperitivo. Take time to see some of the quiet back lanes where tourists rarely go and get a sense of daily life in the enchanted city.
This morning you'll disembark from your ship, bidding farewell to your fellow cruisemates.
Board the coach transfer to the airport for your outbound flight.
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On July 26, 2012, the Institute for Clinical Systems Improvement (ICSI) announced that the software vendor for RadPort will discontinue the product, and broad-scale implementation by ICSI of RadPort decision support was being discontinued effective July 26, 2012.
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Please visit D Shed to see a recording of this fascinating talk.
While the Olympic Games continue (and you still don't know the difference between all those cycling races!) don't forget you can still buy the essential guide to The Games – David Goldblatt's 'How to Watch the Olympics' – from Watershed's Box Office!
You might also be interested to take part in Mike O'Mahony's project 'My Games: The View From the South West' by contributing photographs of your personal experience of the Olympics here in the southwest.
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Supporters and opponents of using eminent domain to help distressed homeowners debated the topic today Tuesday at the Center for American Progress in Washington. It's a process where local governments buy homes that are worth less than their mortgages, and sell them back to the homeowners at a lower price. A number of communities across the country are considering using eminent domain to prevent foreclosures, but the idea is likely to be challenged in court before it can go forward.
Panelists included: Steven Gluckstern, chairman of Mortgage Resolution Partners, which provides services for authorities considering the eminent domain option; and Tom Deustsch, executive director of American Securization Forum, which opposes the method.
The Featured speaker, former Rep. Brad Miller (D-NC) wrote an editorial in "American Banker" arguing for the value of eminent domain in the housing market.
Also taking part were: Michael Ettlinger, vice president of Economic Policy at CAP; Julia Gordon, director of Housing Finance & Policy at CAP; and Jim Carr, senior policy fellow at Opportunity Agenda.
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