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Highlights: Spain (Madrid) , Andalusia (Seville)
Madrid, home of the Royal Palace, the enormous city center public garden known as El Retiro, the Prado gallery and the Plaza Major (one of the finest squares in Spain) has something for everyone. Spend a few days immersing yourself in one of the oldest cities in Europe. Then head south to magical Seville to experience a more laid-back, youthful vibe in this warm Andalusian city. The imposing Gothic Cathedral is the largest in the world, yet Seville offers so much more! Learn about the cities diverse history on a private walking tour with an expert local guide. Sit on one of the many patios and sip sangria while you take in the local color on a warm evening.
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There are so many things to see ad do in and around Madrid that you will be spoit for choice! Consider any of the following (most available on a private or shared basis); See the main sights of the city of a guided tour, enjoy a guided tour of the El Prado museum and the Royal Palace, take in a guided walking tour, enjoy an afternoon shopping with an expert and visiting some of the great boutiques in the city. Further afield, consider an excursion to Avila, Segovia (with its impressive aquaduct which is still intact), El Escorial (a magnificent cathedral and where the King spent a number of years under Franco's thumb as he was educated), The valley of the Fallen (where Franco is buried in a cavernous tomb, and the pretty town of Toledo. For some self exploring, consider getting a Madrid card which allows you access to numerous museums across the city. At night time, consider a dinner and Flamenco show. Please speak to your Sales Advisor if you are interested in any of these optional activities.
Las Letras Hotel (4*) is located in Madrid,and is a focal point for the world of culture, literature and the Arts. The refurbished building, built in 1917, has 109 rooms designed in comtemporary style, using original colours and decorated with art. The hotel features an exquisite combination of the building's original glazed tiles, stone sculptures, an old elevator, and a noble staircase coupled with the latest in interior design. The restaurant is another highlight, with delicious cuisine, and located on the ground floor where you can enjoy the city of Madrid.
Enjoy half day shared tour of the city with a guide and admire the principal sights of the city. Discover the Madrid of different historical periods: drive through the Madrid of the Habsburg epoch, going past the squares Plaza Mayor and Puerta del Sol. Continue to drive through Madrid of the Bourbon period, the Teatro Real (Madrid's opera house), the Museo del Prado, Atocha railway station, the Puerta de Alcalá (triumphal arch) and the city's beautiful fountains of Neptuno and Cibeles. Drive past squares such as Plaza de Colón, Plaza de Castilla and Plaza de España, with its unmistakable monument of Cervantes. Visit the aristocratic quarter of Salamanca, where distinguished designers have their boutiques in Madrid and drive along the elegant avenue of La Castellana, which leads to the city's financial quarter. You will see the Torre Picasso, the Estadio del Bernabéu (Real Madrid's stadium) as well as the Plaza de Las Ventas (Madrid's most important bullring) and the beautiful Parque del Retiro. Includes a tour of the Royal Palace with entrance fee.
Transfer using a local taxi. Please note that this is not included in trip price and is payable locally.
Enjoy your day trip to Toledo by train. The train ride takes only 33 minutes one-way.
Enjoy a half day walking tour through the streets of Toledo and learn the history of this UNESCO heritage site.
"Holy Toledo" isn't just an expression! A unique and richly diverse city, Toledo features Arab, Jewish, Christian, and even Roman and Visigothic elements. A beloved national landmark, the Toledo that so inspired El Greco in the 16th century has remained relatively unchanged since his time. Old churches and houses fill the city, where you can still stroll through streets barely wide enough for a man and his donkey, let alone an automobile. (No entrance fees included.)
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Enjoy your train ride from Madrid to Seville on the high speed train. The train ride takes approximately three hours.
Hotel Las Casas de la Judería (4*) is located in the barrio Santa Cruz in the historical centre of Seville, a very short walk from the Cathedral and the royal palace of the Alcázar. The hotel is a complex of houses and palaces, interconnected through a series of patios and walkways. Offering 118 rooms, each is unique in it's design and layout. Guests will enjoy an authentic Andalusian style house with flowers, courtyards, fountains and wrought iron gates, blending perfectly with Seville and the historical Santa Cruz neighbourhood.
Seville is the artistic, cultural and financial capital of Southern Spain. A historical masterpiece full of monuments, gardens and flamenco. Enjoy exploring the city at your own pace with your hop on hop off tour.
Embark on a Seville walking tour with your own private guide to check out the most important landmarks of the city. You will see La Torre del Oro (The Golden Tower), a Moorish-built tower dating from 1222, which formed part of the old defensive wall that protected the old city. You will also see Triana (this Gypsy district is the home of flamenco), Santa Cruz (the Old Jewish Quarter and a labyrinth of tiny alleys with white houses with traditional Moorish courtyards), Reales Alcazares (a Moorish palace-fortress which originally dates back to 913AD and has been the residence of various kings and boasts impressive gardens and fountains) and The Cathedral and Giralda, originally a 12th Century mosque, of which only the minaret (La Giralda) and the orange tree courtyard now remain. The cathedral is also Europe's second largest. If you have a particular interest in bullfighting, we can substitute some of the above for a visit to the Real Maestranza (The Maestranza Bullring). Built between 1767 and 1880 this famous bullring houses a museum dedicated to the world of bull fighting. No entrance fees included.
Choose from many optional activities in Seville such as: a guided, half day city highlights tour or a guided walking tour. If you feel like doing some independent cultural exploration in the city, consider getting a culture card which allows you entrance into 20 different museums in the city. A trip down the Guadalquivir river which runs through the heart of the city is an enjoyable way to see some of the cityscape and learn about the histroy of the city. For options outside of Seville, consider a day trip to Jerez to see an equestrain show before going to the coastal city of Cadiz. At night time, consider going to a dinner and flamenco show - after all, this is where it all began!
Enjoy a breathtaking evening at El Arenal watching a fantastic performance of Flamenco. Located in the center of Seville (next door to the Bullring La Maestranza), El Arenal offers both regulars and tourists a unique and friendly atmosphere. Singers, Guitarists and Dancers share the experience to make you feel the art of "Flamenco". They will introduce you to various flamenco styles through song, guitar and dance. You will also have the opportunity to taste the Spanish and local cuisine for dinner while you enjoy a glass of wine and mineral water.
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Europe Ann Saxon , November 06, 2013 "Our trip was fantastic!!! I cannot say enough good things. Lianne worked with our exact dates and time frame beautifully.Our drivers were prompt and friendly. The private guides were so knowledgeable. We left with an appreciation of the history, the culture, and the beauty of Andulasia. We were very pleased and will certainly recommend your company to friends and family."
Europe Edwards Family , November 28, 2013 "People do not know what they are missing by not going to Romania. The landscape: beautiful, clean, untouched. The people: People exceeded friendly! Super safe. Wherever we went, we received the reception of "Welcome, welcome! You are our guest", by everyone. Food & Drink: Everything had such incredible flavor! They use only the freshest ingredients and everything is organic. Every meal was a new, exciting experience to our palettes. Architecture: The beauty, intricacy, history. One cannot help but appreciate the abundance of castles, churches and buildings boasting such incredible architecture. Experience Romania sooner than later! You'll be so glad you did! Once again, Kensington Tours, and special thank you to Claudia. "
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Europe John Edstrom , October 22, 2013 "Overall, our tour in Spain was very enjoyable, and well planned and executed. Our private tour of the Alhambra was excellent. Virginia, tour guide for royal palace ruins outside of Cordoba, was also excellent. In Seville, we went to the Flamenco Show/dinner, and the Flamenco was outstanding!"
Europe Kevin Wilshere , October 19, 2013 "Great trip to Spain! Thanks again for all your help, Lianne. The destinations, hotels, guides and everything were all top notch."
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Radio vs. Print. The shift from a print-based culture to an electronic culture commenced during the 1920s. Nonetheless, the decade witnessed major publishing developments. The print and the sound media did not engage in open combat because radio was not yet a strong threat to the financial well-being of newspapers and magazines. Moreover, radio was not yet an effective news medium. People listened to radio bulletins, but they relied on newspapers to "read all about it."
Ad Revenue. No matter how large their circulation figures are, twentieth-century newspapers and magazines do not survive on income from selling copies, unless the sample-copy price is prohibitively high. (Even The Reader's Digest was eventually compelled to withdraw its ban on advertising.) Advertising revenue supports all newspapers and unsubsidized magazines. Ad rates are based on circulation; the larger the circulation, the higher the rates. When a periodical loses its advertising, it dies.
Commercials. The first radio commercial—an ad for a New York apartment building—was heard in August 1922. The advertiser reportedly paid $100. By the end of the decade almost $20 million was spent by advertisers for network time. Nonetheless, print culture continued to thrive in the early years of radio. Hugely successful new magazines and major book publishing houses were born in the...
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Tag Archives: Fast & Furious: Showdown
Sun, Apr 07, 2013 | 23:13 BST
Fast & Furious: Showdown also headed to Wii U
Well, here's a turn up for the books; for once, a game is headed to the Wii U against expectations, instead of the other way around. Activision's tie-in Fast & Furious: Showdown was confirmed for PlayStation 3, Wii U and Xbox 360 last week, but because we reported from the Australian announce, we didn't hear a blessed thing about it coming to Nintendo's new console. It definitely is, just not down here in the antipodes, where it's just the latest Wii U release to skip the region. Expect it elsewhere around May 22, ahead of the new movie.
Thanks, Kotaku.
Fri, Apr 05, 2013 | 00:35 BST
Fast & Furious: Showdown set for May release
Activision has confirmed the existence of Fast & Furious: Showdown, promoting Fast & Furious 6.
Thu, Mar 14, 2013 | 16:10 GMT
Fast & Furious: Showdown available for pre-order at EB Games Australia
It looks as though Activision is to publish a title based on the Fast and Furious series, if a pre-order listing on EB Games Australia is any indication.


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This route has sustained 5.9 crack climbing for about 1000 feet. The overall route quality is very high so don't be dismayed by the heavy moss on the first half of the first pitch. Approach as for Cinnamon Hedgehog. After climbing the 5.7 chimney, downclimb 30 feet until beneath two right-facing corners. Begin in the left of the two corners in scooped, white rock. P1: Climb up the wide, right-facing corner to a small stance below a large bush. The rock is mossy on the first half of this pitch. 5.9 55m P2: Continue up the corner through a chamber-like chimney and over a juggy roof. Belay at a stance where a two-foot wide ledge leads rightward. 5.9 60m P3: Walk right on the ledge to just before the right-hand crack system. Face climb up and right on creaky flakes to join the crack about 30 feet above the ledge (alternatively, walk the ledge all the way to the crack and climb it). Continue up the crack and belay when the rope runs out. 5.8 70m P4: Follow the crack to a large ledge 20 feet higher. Climb an intermittent seam straight up over a bulge of dark rock, then follow it up and slightly right. Protection is finicky but adequate. When the rock turns slabby, head right and belay in the wide corner beneath a gully. 5.9 45m P5: Face climb up and right into the left-facing, flaring chimney with some loose rock. Climb it to its top and belay in a flat alcove. 5.9 50m P6: Face climb up and left into a shallow, right-facing corner and follow this to a broad flat area and belay. 5.8 25m P7: Gain a ledge just above with the help of a large pine tree. Walk the ledge right to a wide, left-leaning juggy crack and climb it to a large ledge on the right with two bolts � the top anchor of The Warrior. 5.7 40m Rap here, or continue scrambling up a gully that leads up and left past some pine trees to the summit of Cactus Flower Tower.
Blood on the Tracks climbs the double cracks between Cinnamon Hedgehog and The Warrior on the east face of Cactus Flower Tower. The first ascent party summitted the Tower then descended to the notch between the Tower and Mt. Wilson and continued up Cactus Connection (another new route) to the summit of Mt. Wilson. Scramble and downclimb to the notch between Cactus Flower Tower and Mt. Wilson. The final move involves a leap across a chasm (belay recommended). Rappel 70 feet to the east off a small tree to a flat area beneath the north face of Mt. Wilson. Alternatively, rappel The Warrior.
1ea: cams #00TCU through #5 Camalot; set of nuts 2ea: #.3 Camalot-#3Camalot
I've been looking at this line for years. Glad you guys had fun. Looks like a peach of a route.
Nice work, gents. Looks like fun.
Jumped on this thing yesterday, was excited to climb it ever since ya'll posted it up. I thought the route route was enjoyable, adventurous, stout, and bold. It's committing nature is was really brought me in, all natural belays. Retreat from any point would be somewhat difficult unless you want to leave gear. Far from a classic, but something a local in the area might want to jump on. I think the route will get better as it cleans up, but still is very fragile in a lot of areas. As far as a rack goes, we brought doubles to 3" w/ single 4&5 w/ extra 1,2. Did a lot of leap frogging on the 1st pitch and had very spaced gear for most of the route. If I were to do it again, i'd bring single 00tcu-6" w/ double 0.3-5" and extras in 1, 2, and 3. We also climbed this route w/ a 70 m rope, so alternatively you could bring a little less gear and shorten the pitches. P1-The most detracting pitch on the climb. Climb up the heinous 1st half of the pitch covered in moss, this is where it'll b nice to place some of your bigger gear and use your wide skills. Continue climbing the 2nd half of the pitch where it'll begin taking some smaller gear in intermediate cracks and is quite enjoyable. Belay below a bush w/ 0.75-2" gear. P2-Perhaps the best pitch of the route, continue climbing up where you eventually climb into a "chamber" like chimney, this unique and fascinating section is one of the best parts of the climb, and something I've never seen in Red Rocks. Pull out of the chimney and climb the right facing corner (fragile rock in areas) and pull the roof. Continue climbing to the two foot wide ledge, but be aware that the belay takes 4&5" cams. Alternatively, you can keep climbing w/ a 70m rope to the huge alcove/ledge 20 ft above and belay off some trees. If you do this, you'll have to traverse 20-30 ft into the crack which is runout but easy. P3-Diagonal up and right into the crack system and climb the crack system for as long as you can go. Another great pitch. P4- At this point, I thought the rock quality began deteriorating for the rest of the climb. The intermediate seam was heady/exciting for both the follower and leader. The rock is good in this area, but pick your holds wisely. The placements are primarily nuts, and I wouldn't count on them holding personally. Belay in the corner, alternatively belay a little higher up before the flaring wide section on 0.75-2", uncomfortable, but you can save some of your bigger gear. P5- Another really fun pitch, but the rock quality is not so bueno. Climb the flaring wide corner in any fashion you find desirable offwidth, squeeze chimney, stemming, and face climbing. If you don't want to run it out, then bring some 4's, 5's, and a 6. Otherwise, continue climbing and pray the holds don't snap on you :). P6,7- Nothing special, continue climbing until you reach the bolted belay for the warrior and either rappel down or continue climbing up towards Wilson.
Climbed this route with Robert and his description of it is good; but I just wanted to reiterate that this climb is an "adventure" route. If you are a looking for a classic Red Rock climb, this is not it. Though only rated 5.9+, it is long, steep, and sustained; and includes run-outs on rock which are at times sandy and/or crunchy, making this a very serious route that should be taken lightly.
Glad you guys had fun on the route! I like mossy thrutching (truly) but I see how P1 might be a bit of a downer for most folks.


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Annotated Edition of "The Book of Documents"
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Annotated Edition of "The Book of Rites"
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History of the Five Dynasties
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Comprehensive Mirror to Aid in Government
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The Veritable Records of the Song Emperor Taizong
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The Newly Compiled Overall Geographical Survey
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Supplement to the Local Gazetteer of Wu Prefecture
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General Atlas of Xinjiang
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Illustrated Atlas of Shanhai, Yongping, Jizhou, Miyun, Gubeikou, Huanghua Zhen and Other Areas
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Illustrations of Guarding the Yellow River
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Illustrated Work on the Storage and Drainage Activities at the Lakes and Rivers of the Yellow River and the Grand Canal
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Southwest Asia
This map of Southwest Asia dating from about 1866 shows the possessions of the European powers in this region. The map extends from Libya, Egypt, and Sudan in the west to Mongolia, China (Tibet), and Burma in the east. Colored lines are used to indicate territories controlled by Britain, France, Portugal, and the Ottoman Empire and to delineate what the map calls the kingdom of the imam of Oman. The names of provincial capitals are underlined. British territories in India are divided into six parts: Bengal, the Northwest Provinces, Panjab ...
Central Asia: Afghanistan and Her Relation to British and Russian Territories
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A Map of the Countries between Constantinople and Calcutta: Including Turkey in Asia, Persia, Afghanistan and Turkestan
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General Map of Central Asia: XI
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Journal of the Voyage of Laurent Lange to China
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Map of the Far East of the USSR, Northern China (Manchuria) and Mongolia
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New Atlas of China, Chinese Tartary and Tibet
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I wanted to post some pictures from my first show. I won my Novice class, Novice Overall, and Open Lightweight. NGA gave me a pro card for winning my lightweight class. I am actually a bantam weight but there was no class for it. I have a few more drug tested shows (USBF Oct 1st Brick, NJ and OCB Cape Cod) coming up and am thinking of doing a local NPC show. For my next show, I'm going to restrict water a lot more so that I can be a bit harder. Let me know what you think!
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Continuing My Education - CAIR
Kevin at Rant Me a River has an enlightening post titled Nancy Pelosi: Islam's Best Buddy . I learned some things about the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR). I had known that one of it's directors had extensive ties with extremist Islamics but I didn't realize how far the ties went and how they were entwined with the terror group Hamas. That bunch of fun loving guys that want nothing better than to wipe Israel off the face of the earth. CAIR is also dedicated to changing the face of the US. The directors want nothing better than to see us under Islamic law and with Islam the dominant and superior religion.
The following is from the Front Page Article Hamas and Hizzoner:
CAIR is a direct outgrowth of the Islamic Association of Palestine (IAP). The IAP supports Hamas' military goals
CAIR's founder and executive director, Nihad Awad, was the IAP's public relations director "I am in support of the Hamas movement."
The IAP's current president, Rafeeq Jaber, was a founding director of CAIR.
Mohammed Nimer, who directs CAIR's Research Center, was on the board of the United Association for Studies and Research, which is the strategic arm of Hamas in the US and was founded by Hamas operative Mousa Abu Marzook.
Ibrahim Hooper, CAIR's Director of Communications(worked for IAP) "I wouldn't want to create the impression that I wouldn't like the government of the United States to be Islamic sometime in the future," he told the Minneapolis Star Tribune. "But I'm not going to do anything violent to promote that. I'm going to do it through education."
CAIR chairman Omar M. Ahmad "Islam isn't in America to be equal to any other faith, but to become dominant. The Koran . . . should be the highest authority in America, and Islam the only accepted religion on earth."
This article was written in March 2003. I went to CAIR's website. Nihad Awad and Omar Ahmad are the only two listed above that are shown on the current board members. Doesn't it give you a nice, warm fuzzy feeling inside to know that Hamas is in America only dressed up in the guise of CAIR?
Remember, Islam has two ways to try to dominat: open jihad and taqqiya. Taqqiya means lie to the infidels, give them what they want to hear. Can quit wondering now why one never hears any unequivocal denunciations from CAIR on terror attacks nor why they do not participate in Muslims Against Terror rallies.


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SO last week my sister in law Facebooked me to see if I would come shopping with her for a maxi dress after seeing last week's post about spring trends. So we set off on Thursday to find a maxi dress with the following criteria: 1) Must fit over her lovely lady lumps. 2) Actually, that was it. Of course, while perusing the racks I found a few things for myself. It would be sacrilege otherwise. Anyway, I've heard people say things like "I'm short, I can't wear maxi dresses" or, "I'm a jeans a tee kind of girl." This Test the Trend is proof that maxi dresses are easy to wear, totally comfy, and a good change from the same old. (PS, people who don't try new things because it isn't 'them' totally grind on me, by the way. Uh, obviously if you never try anything different, it won't be you. It doesn't exempt you, it just makes you seem like an old stick in the mud.)
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K, this is SO WRONG. We were in our friendly neighborhood Forever 21 and kept grabbing things that we THOUGHT were maxi dresses, but were really maxi pantsuits and horrendously scary. Here I am sacrificing myself YET AGAIN for you people, to show you just how crotch-tastic this thing is. So bad. And it had like, a triple leather belt for maximum drama. I felt very "Dallas" in this outfit. Also, we were laughing and making fun of it while taking my picture and got the stink-eye from the dressing room worker. K, JUST BECAUSE YOU WORK THERE DOESN'T MEAN YOU HAVE TO DEFEND THE CRAPPY STUFF THEY SELL OMG. Obviously, this was left hanging neatly in the dressing room, which was more than it deserved. Also, my sister in law sent me this picture saved as CROTCHMONGER.jpg, which was fitting. It gave me an EPIC front-bum.
So this is a "meh" way of doing the maxi dress. It's oooookay I guess. I love the color, but this is a little plain jane. It also can come off as a little jumperish, regardless of how cute the dress is. I won't judge you for this per se, but I will believe you can do better. Also, the sun streaming through the windows makes me look like I've died but come back to make pottery with my old girlfriend. Wait, that's Ghost. I had to take these pics on self timer, okay? My husband vehemently opposes being any part of this blog.
Much better. Remember how we talked about maxi dresses being pregnancy-inducing? And not in the I-wanna-be-pregnant way? A cinchy belt totally helps. Now, when it comes to wearing a shirt under something, or wearing a cardi over it, I always pick wearing something over it. It doesn't mess with the aesthetic so much and gives some dimension to the outfit. Now my 5'4" frame looks tall and statuesque, even tho "maxi dresses aren't for short people". Pshhh I say. Pshhh.
I was going to post this picture so you could again see the cinchy belt doing its job and making my waist looking tiny.... but I just wanted to show off my baby. Cute right? Clearly he is not concerned about making his waist look smaller.
Anyways, really, really DO try maxi dress this season. I think you'll find that its just as easy, if not easier than jeans and a t-shirt, and easy even for people who are fashion-challenged. IT'S ONE PIECE. If you don't think you can handle putting one piece on in the morning, then you probably shouldn't be operating a computer.
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A documentary about the ills of Detroit, Michigan and how its troubles echo those of the nation's manufacturing base in general. DETROPIA is a cinematic tapestry that chronicles the lives of several Detroiters trying to survive the D and make sense of what is happening to their city. An owner of a blues bar, a young blogger, an auto union rep, a group of young artists, an opera impresario and a gang of illegal "scrappers" make up an unlikely chorus that illuminates the tale of both city and a country in a soul searching mood, desperate for a new identity. Starring Heidi Ewing, Rachel Grady Directed by Heidi Ewing, Rachel Grady Running Time - 1:33 Genre - Documentary Opened in Theaters - Friday, September 7th, 2012 ShowtimesThis movie is not currently playing in theaters. MultimediaRelated News Articles and Web Sites
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Rookie lefties get nod in Royals-Twins opener
In two starts, the Kansas City lefty has lost both contests, a trend he'll be looking to reverse when he starts Tuesday's series opener at Target Field.
The first time Smith took on Minnesota, he was making just his third Major League start. On June 4, he surrendered seven runs on eight hits, including three home runs, in a 10-7 Kansas City loss.
Things were much different on Sept. 1, but the result was the same. Smith allowed just three runs in six innings -- this time keeping the ball in the yard -- but the Royals' offense mustered just one run, leading to yet another loss for Smith.
The left-hander is hoping the third time is the charm in the opener, when he'll be making his first start since Sept. 1. Some rotation shuffling was done after the rain-induced doubleheader between these two teams that day, and Smith had a start skipped.
Smith gets the start thanks to some more rotation shuffling by manager Ned Yost. Luke Hochevar was slated to pitch the opener but will now go Wednesday.
The Twins will start Scott Diamond, who has also faced Kansas City twice this season, going 1-1 with a 3.86 ERA. Diamond hasn't seen the Royals since July 21, when he suffered his fourth loss of the year.
The Minnesota lefty snapped a four-start winless streak in his last outing against the White Sox. He lasted just five innings, surrendering four runs, but the Twins offense erupted for 18 runs and Diamond got the win.
Diamond has been Minnesota's best pitcher in a season where the Twins are out of it but still trying to win ballgames.
"These guys care," manager Ron Gardenhire said. "They're always hooting and hollering at each other. They root for each other. We're still having fun even though we know we'd rather be in a pennant race. These guys still come to the ballpark and do their work and play the game hard. It's impressive but it has to happen around here and we know that."
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The Royals played their 13th extra-inning game of the season Sunday, defeating the White Sox, 2-1. Kansas City is tied with Chicago for the second-most extra-inning contests in the American League, trailing only Baltimore, which has played 14. Following the win, the Royals are 7-6 in extras.
Royals reliever Francisley Bueno started serving a two-game suspension in Sunday's series finale with the White Sox. His suspension, which was reduced after appeal from three games to two, comes from an incident in 2008 while with the Braves, when he threw a pitch over the head of the Cubs' Alfonso Soriano. Bueno didn't appear in a Major League game between that 2008 contest and this season.
Bruce Chen struck out the 1,000th batter of his career Saturday against Chicago when he got Alexi Ramirez swinging in the first inning. He piled up six strikeouts, now boasting 1,005. He's the 55th active pitcher to have 1,000 whiffs.
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In 11 games this season against the Royals, Joe Mauer has hit .425 with four doubles, a triple, two home runs, six walks, nine runs scored and nine RBIs. The outstanding numbers aren't that big a surprise if you look at Mauer's career numbers against Kansas City. In 116 career games, Mauer is hitting .355 with 31 doubles, nine home runs and 88 RBIs.
Josh Willingham sat out Sunday's game with a sore hamstring. He served as the designated hitter Monday, and he hasn't played in the outfield since Sept. 1 against the Royals.
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After winning 10 of the first 15 games against the Royals this season, the Twins have won at least 10 games against the Royals in each of the last five seasons.
Justin Morneau's two home runs Sunday against the Indians were his 23rd and 24th against Cleveland in his career. He's now hit more home runs against the Indians than any other team. Before his latest home runs, he had 22 each against Cleveland, Detroit and Kansas City.


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Fights, betrayal, backstabbing, bloodshed, love, sex, madness - King Lear is a complex family drama set in a nondescript time period.
Vermont composer and percussionist, Brian Johnson provides powerful original music which adds to the dark mood of the show. A one-man band, Johnson masterfully manipulates a combination of odd instruments from behind the stage, including his own voice with a healthy dose of reverb.
King Lear plays at the FlynnSpace April 23 - May 4th.
Music: Brian Johnson
Location: Flynn Space, Burlington Vermont
Seven Days theater critic Elisabeth Crean reviews the play this week.