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People are reporting finding the new Target Hoth battle packs with POTF swapped figures.....Can you just imagine what's actually INSIDE the box????? I bet these swappers put all kinds of nick-nacks like a half-eaten snickers, old toothpaste tubes, some rocks,...etc
Last year I bought the TRU exclusive gunship for my kid. We found water bottles, newspaper from Alabama, and a busted old gi joe vehicle inside.
Last night at one of my targets I saw special seals placed on the edges of hoth packs pretty much saying return not accepted if seal is broken.
So how is doing this any worse than taking already purchased figures back to get more money than what you paid?
who knows but this is all out of control. the deal is packages need special seals like on lego of pentium cpus. this way you cant deny a broken seal.
I think slicker has totally missed the point...
I was at a WM once, in line to exchange gift, when a person ahead of me was returning a water purification unit. The counter attendant, to his dismay, opened it. He was trying to get her not to, but she went ahead. Inside were old VHS cassettes. The guy became flustered, but I missed much of the dialogue because I was performing my transaction. I do recall a manager coming over, but whether he was correctly cited for attempted theft I'll never know. We live in a world of scum and villainy.

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So I've got this friend who has a friend who knows a guy who works for Nintendo. And he gave me this super secret special footage of the original ending to Pokemon: the First Movie.
Edit: Thanks so much for the front page! I jumped around my room in excitement when I saw it :D
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It was alright, I sort of saw that coming. It was entertaining though. Solid 5.
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im actually amazed that im submitting a review this low of a score, im usually very nice and such. the animation was...well. good, but not awesome. it didnt have the sexy flow it showed in the beginning, so that made me sad. i respect that you made a lil parody of the first movie, and i like that, but to tell the truth, i liked the first movie, and it was very awesome. (then again, im a fat loser that loves pkmn, let alone nintendo, and everything else XD) but my real problem is how un realistic it made me feel... D: at least in the movie, it somehow makes sense that he's turned to stone, fucking energy beams from 2 extreme beings, dont even try to question it, how the fuck does dabura turn bitches to stone with HIS SPIT?? exactly. If ash were to really get hit by , remember, beams, i would directly expect him to simply be vaporized...i like how u had the ashes...lol pun....but the squirtin' blood and blood legs discouraged me greatly...
second, brock vomited. fuck that. Brock is a badass, he does not vomit, he shits himself happy. (feel free to bash)
Don't get me wrong, I'm still a Pokemon fan in spirit even though I don't play it any more. It's just a joke vid.
Brock is pretty bad ass, but it was needed for comic effect ;)
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In the press release, His Excellency proclaimed, "The remarkable narrative of Gimme Shelter expresses a powerful reality and the heroic love of a mother for her unborn child. Exploring the hard questions regarding the meaning of life, family, love and suffering, our heroine, 'Apple,' fights against all odds and finds hope in the kindness of some key people, including a hospital chaplain who expresses the true nature of a priestly soul of service, guidance, and the deep love of God for every single man, woman and child from the moment of conception. Out of rejection shines the courageous beauty of a mother's love, and out of tragedy, shines hope!"
Not bad, huh? The problem was that while the Catholic in me was thrilled to hear that an actual pro-life movie was coming to theaters, my inner movie critic couldn't help but think, "Uh oh, this sounds like a soul winner." Now in case you haven't heard that term before, 'soul winner' was the name applied to independently produced micro-budgeted movies with an in-your-face Christian message that were most often shown in evangelical churches in order to inspire viewers to convert. Basically, they'd roll the film, get the congregation all worked up, and then have an altar call. Say what you want, but it works - I've seen it with my own eyes. Of course, the distribution method for these types of films has changed a bit since those early days thanks to the advent of the home video market, but the production of 'soul winners' is bigger now than it ever was. There's so many being produced these days that there's even a Churches Making Movies film festival held in New Jersey each year. The problem is that, while (most of the time) the messages in these movies can't be faulted, the artistic quality (production values, acting, script, etc.) is often... you know, a lot of the time they're... when compared to standard movies, they just... well, at least the messages can't be faulted.
I'm happy to say that Gimme Shelter is not a 'soul winner' in the traditional sense of the term. It's a professionally made film with a competent director, real actors, and, most importantly, an actual script instead of a thinly disguised sermon. The movie is based on the true stories of some of the girls who have found themselves living at the Several Sources Shelter, a charity designed to provide pregnant unwed teenagers a safe place to have and raise their babies until they can get back on their feet. Founded by the formerly homeless Kathy DiFiore, Several Sources made the news a while back after the state of New Jersey attempted to shut down the operation, claiming the shelter was an illegal boarding house under state laws. However, once the devoutly Catholic DiFiore appealed to help from Mother Teresa (who did in fact become personally involved in the situation), state lawmakers decided to amend the rules to allow places like Several Sources to continue to provide their services. These days, Several Sources has five homes in operation and has served as a model for similar undertakings.
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To learn Objective-C, the GNU stuff would be a fine starting place for the basics. GNUstep may get you a little further. Here is a presentation on that. Really though, it is best to get a copy of Mac OS X, versions 10.5 (Leopard) or 10.6 (Snow Leopard), join the iPhone developer site on Apple for free to download the latest developer tools and play with them and the iPhone simulator. To test your apps on devices and to distribute your apps will require a $100 developer fee that is good for a year. Although others have loaded OS X on non-Mac hardware, Apple does not license it that way and does not condone it. CameraTime - Time lapse photography for novice and advanced users. When asking questions, post the version of your software. You'll receive better answers. Please post your results to the thread as it is good feedback. |
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I'll try running objective c on windows, and, if unsucsessful, i may purchase an inexpensive mac book or something to develop apps on. I was also wondering, what text editor should i use? (or does that come with the SDK package? - iPhone Dev Center - Apple Developer Connection ) |
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The development tools come with a program called XCode that includes a pretty powerful editor. You can also use any other editor that you prefer, though, such as Vim, TextMate, or whatever else.
You should be fine running Objective-C and GNUStep under Windows, but as xstep said, you'll need OS X and the developer tools for the Cocoa Touch framework that is used in iPhone development. There's plenty of online documentation, but if you want a good book to learn, I recommend Stephen Kochan's Programming in Objective-C 2.0. I read the original version, and it's a great book. There are also plenty of iPhone development books out there, but I can't recommend any single one. |
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This one is self-published from what I can tell, but that doesn't always mean a lesser book.
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Hey all - I'm looking for a storage solution for locking up my long guns in the closet when I'm out. I've got an AR, a 12 Ga, and my wife's 20 Ga. For when we're out and don't take any of these with us, I was thinking of this unit for in the closet:http://gunracks.tylerrose.com/ Any thoughts on this rack, or other suggestions? I would also like to have a single vertical rack that I can put near the bed for my 12 Ga Remington, which is my home defense gun. I haven't found anything that I like for this application yet, and would appreciate some suggestions. I'd also like to hear about your favorite lockable boxes for locking up a handgun inside a vehicle when necessary. Thanks.
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I don't know about those things. If someone found it and had a couple of minutes your guns would be their guns. Of course, a plain locking cabinet is about the same as that. Maybe the visibility makes it seem less secure....
El Jefe, Sounds like (my asssumption, you know how those go) you just want to protect them from theft when you are away. Nothing is burglar proof, so it comes in varying degrees with varying advantages vs cost. I dont recommend a rack like this for the security purpose. Better off with one of the 99 dollar gun lockers that you can lag bolt into wall studs. Better even, hidden in the back of a closet behind a clothes rack. Doesn't seem like loss to fire is a concern for you based off you considering the rack in the first place. Accessability? I have always subscribed to the "its either locked up (in any way) or its not" There is no in-between. Bottom line is if you can afford it (no insult intended, things are tough all over) get a fireproof gun safe for storage. Again, nothing is burglar proof, but a good balance between practical and functional. regards
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i have a gun cabinet that i bought at academy sports for $77.00 they have gone up in price now but it is great ,you bolt it to the floor and the wall,when you close the door it locks top , bottom , and side ,holds 8 long guns with a shelf for ammo, its made by STACK-ON ,then i have two small pistol cabinets,each holds 2 hand guns, that i bolted on top of the long gun cabinet, all bolted in the colset, BUT.when i go on vacation i take all my guns to my dads house,
I have been told that burglars go to the bedroom first and check the dresser, bedside cabinets, and CLOSETS (especially closet floors, if carpeted) for safes. I've also been told that burglars want to be in and out as fast as they can. Most opinions are 20 minutes or less (if no alarm is sounding). The point of this knowledge is that you can't make things "totally" secure; your best defense is to "run out the clock" on the burglar. An alarm equipted house and serious safe (well concealled if possible) will probably defeat most burglary attempts. I was also told to "keep your mouth shut about what you have and where". Information is valuable and passes very easily when the "prize" is lucrative. Maybe some of the LEO's could make suggestions.............
Well Discover Chanel had a show on called "It Takes a Thief" that I used to watch.... to get to the point they where able to clear out a house in 8-12mins.... but the key thing was to make it where it is going to take to long for them to get in/make to much noise.... if you have alarm system signs then they may pass you up because the house next door dosn't. or if all your doors and windows are locked they may not want to risk make to much noise.... SO I would think its all about making your house look as hard/dangerous to get into as possible.... that said safes take a long time to get into and will make alot of noise. And that rack could be broken into with a crowbar and about 2mins with no real noise....
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Well, it has been said that a lock only keeps an honest man out. Not quite- purpose of locks, safes, cabinets, etc, is to make getting in time consuming, conspicious, and aggravating. Even a $10,000 Jewelers high security safe, rated for TRTL and EX (torch, tool, and explosives) CAN be opened with enough time and determination. Your goal is to make it take so long, and be so apparent that they decide not to try. A good gun safe can be a big help. A good bicycle lock that attaches to a pair of eyebolts run into a stud is not perfect- but is much better than nothing. Oh- why a pair of eyebolts? You can unscrew two that have a lock run thru them. One alone can be.
Why not build a false wall in the closet? I thought about getting a gun cabinet and actually still want to but right now the money isn't there. I am going to put in a panel on one end of my closet, it will be secured by nailing/screwing 2X4 blocks to the wall, ceiling and floor. It will probably only be deep enough for a single row of longuns, because any deeper than that would be noticable. My house has plywood paneling instead of drywall, so a removable panel with hidden longuns behind it would be a very easy project.
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Rather than adopt arbitrary, absolute attitudes, like those currently of the British Museum and the Hellenic Ministry of Culture, among others, why not remove irresolvable issues from the debate? Even some who initially considered the ownership issue a non-starter now acknowledge that both sides have plausible claims.
Focus instead on what can be improved. The correspondent alluded to one way that this intractable issue could be advanced; presume that these priceless pieces of Western Culture are "owned" by the world, and only under the stewardship of the British Museum. Were this vision to become the operating assumption for the world's heritage - and not endangered by threats of seizure - the stage would be set for more international touring exhibitions, and people would be able to enjoy what many consider to be the best efforts of human hand.
The West has long accepted fait accompli justifications for their past injustices. They have long felt that might makes right and posession is nine tenths of the law. But now as they see their power waning they ask 'why can't we learn to forgive and just move on from here?'.
Perhaps the sons and daughters of Europe are beginning to see that the new dawn is breaking and those that were plundered from are standing up to take back what was stolen.
The Economist's arguments for 'GREAT' Britain retaining their ill gotten gains is laughingly idiotic - more people can enjoy the Greek works if they are kept in England (more English people you mean).
No, you won't give the works back. You will need to have the threat of might suggested to you before you proudly come up with an excuse to send them back to their rightful owners.
You were able to hold on to the 'Falkland' Islands because Argentina was unable to militarily take them back, but as for Hong Kong, you didn't even try to 'renegotiate' another lease - imagine the humiliation you would have felt when China said 'No'.
Slowly, slowly, the grime of colonialism is being washed away. I look forward to the day when the world ceases to call Sagar Matha after the first white man to realize that it was the tallest mountain, or the day when Uluru is no longer disgustingly referred to by the name of the insignificant white man whose only claim to fame is that he was the first white man to see it.
Moderation is a virtue (I am not sure about fora though) and Greeks say - but rarely ever follow - "Pan Metron Ariston". This is the core of Greek philosophy and science. What's even more important than the Elgin marbles, is to help Greece (and other countries) disentangle from defending its identity and unleash their treasures, kept hidden in fear of more disputes.
"Carted away" is one of the most hilarious euphemisms for plunder I've heard so far.
The Greek's right is undeniable, regardless of any solution worked out for this matter.
STOLEN OR NOT, IS GREEK. British museum CAN'T LOAN THAT!
The choice is between the FREE circulation of TREASURES!!Ha,ha.
The Munich declaration, as it is called, asserts that today's ethical standards cannot be applied to yesterday's ACQUISITIONS!!
Yes, but yesterday's "ACQUISITIONS" can't divide and rule today's ethical.
Just ask your people.
Why they helped the Greeks during the Greek revolution at 1821? For their freedom from the Ottoman Turks i think.
Elgin marbles (not Greek) !!
"The SCULPTURES IN LONDON, sometimes known as the 'ELGIN MARBLES', have been on permanent public display in the British Museum since 1817..."
Between 1801 and 1805 Lord Elgin, the British ambassador to the Ottoman Empire of which Athens had been a part for some 350 years, acting with the full knowledge and permission of the Ottoman authorities, removed about Half of the remaining sculptures from the fallen ruins and from the building itself. Lord Elgin was passionate about ancient Greek culture and transported the sculptures BACK to Britain.
These sculptures were acquired from Lord Elgin by the British Museum in 1816 following a Parliamentary Select Committee enquiry which fully investigated and approved the legality of Lord Elgin's actions. Since then the sculptures have all been on display to the public in the British Museum, free OF ENTRY CHARGE."
Virgile: « Timeo Danaos et dona ferentis », Beware of Greeks bearing gifts, , VIRGILE, L'Énéide: Je crains les grecs, même porteurs de présents.
Gifts to the word, not to the British Museum to arrange loans€$ for exhibitions.
It would seem that moderation is indeed a virtue. Perhaps if the protagonists in this story, including both the British Museum and the Hellenic Ministry of Culture, adopted strategies of accommodation, in contrast to confrontation, they might be able to move to a resolution sooner, rather than later.
let me first apologise as I did not mean you personally, it was a badly phrased general comment.
For the rest of your comment you are right. Buildings on the Acropolis have been brought down, Athens did snatch the money, Greek Christians destroyed much and so on. But you have to put all these historical facts in order and see that this is the story of the people evolving in that part of the world, with all the wrongdoings and all the good things. People cannot only be either good or bad and selectively construct their history. Nothing comes out of the blue and nothing just happens spontaneously. Greek history is imprinted in the minds of people in a fragmented manner because it suits the interests of different groups and individuals each time. That said, don't get me wrong: I am often accused to be a fierce critic of the Greeks.
But I would like to concentrate on this:
"I suggest that the matter in relation to the Marbles is not as clear-cut as you and people that you have previously supported have suggested."
I couldn't agree more. I am glad that you now see it this way, putting aside arguments such as "we bought it from your rulers and you're not Greek anyway". Interestingly enough mud wars from both sides are possible only when facts are not so clear as some of the "opposing" bloc try to present them. It would be far better to concentrate on realistic arguments: there was a transaction which in its own right was legal to some extent, as there is dispute among researchers. On the basis of the legal doubts there is an equally legal claim from Greece which also has an artistic and historic value. There are lots of arguments on both sides which are quite reasonable. There is also a moral demand from Greece for part of a monument and a moral demand from Britain to maintain the integrity of one of the most important museums in the world. It's a big challenge and the effort for a compromise goes far beyond entrenching behind fragile arguments of doubtful validity.
What I tried to show is that arguments like "we paid for it" on their are irrelevant and, I am sure you can also see it, insulting for the Greek psyche.
The Economist claims that the solution is that the Minister of Greek Culture should butter up a British Museum official in order to get at most a stone and, if given back, the official might consider giving another. Like stones on vacation...
Others wrote here arguments like "The Greeks must be told to respect Britain's ownership of these treasures."
Surely, Sunny, you don't believe this colonial attitude helps the dispute...
As a final comment, when I wrote that the British Museum distorts history I did not mean in its presentation of its collection. I had the opportunity to visit many art and history museums in many countries,including the British Museum, and I was amazed of the professionalism such exhibitions are set up with. What I meant is that it distorts history on the way it got its hands on the Elgin marbles, by neglecting historical facts and contemporary criticism and concentrating on the single fact that supports its own argument.
Taking extreme positions to show that other extreme positions are equally wrong.
Regarding your earlier post in the earlier parts of the 1st millenium AD a majority of Greeks did seek to destroy significant elements from the past. Over zealous Greek archaeologists have wiped off the Acropolis millenia of history. Where, for example, are the Roman buildings that were to the right of the Propylaea, or the remains of the mosque in the Parthenon? Put simply they were wiped away. Looking back and seeing significant links between modern Greeks and the Greeks of 2500 years ago is about as profitable as someone from Wales or Somerset explaining that they are very much like the druids. Thanks for saying I have no mind/ psyche. If we're being rude then your father can do whatever he likes while wearing a tin pot his legs apart in the privacy of his own home.
I agree. History when viewed from a certain angle is indeed a mess. Hence, the valid arguments that Britain did not "steal" the Elgin Marbles when there was a monetary transaction to purchase them from the individuals occupying the site at the time. I suggest that the matter in relation to the Marbles is not as clear-cut as you and people that you have previously supported have suggested.
Contrary to your suggestions one can say that the money for the building of the Parthenon was extorted from city states that weren't Athens. Athens and its navy laid seige to states that didn't pay them "protection money", ripped down their walls and demanded extra tribute for having gone to the effort of doing so. With these funds and funds like these the Acropolis was adorned.
Regarding your recent post I am surprised at your forthrightness in suggesting that the British Museum "distorts history". One can see at first hand how the Parthenon frieze is merely one step in the development of frieze art, developing out of Egyptian and Mesopotamian traditions. Greek culture of the period is not, as some are keen to suggest, a Eureka moment or a bolt from the blue. The frieze is well presented with sufficient information for those who have not studied the period themselves.
Thank you for your post.Please,be noticed that this source is from wikipedia,it is not said something to me.
First of all,Romios is coming from romaleos(robust)not from Romans.Secondly,I am Ellinas,is coming from ancient period.
This is our name,we are Ellines and our country is Ellas or Hellas(just for facilitation).That's why our state in EU rules put as our VAT identification letters EL not GR,ok?
I repeat that I respect all of you for your fair fight,but I believe that these matters are well known by me,ok?
And yes,I am 38y.o. actually but it nothing change.I have over 300 books and I check everything again and again.
You can ask me whatever you want,but I AM NOT AWAITING FROM BRITISH LINKS OR US ONES TO HAVE EDUCATION.
I suggest to all of you that you have to be patient but you have not to accept affronts from uninformed people like some in this post.
I am sorry that I have to go to my house now for launch.
Good afternoon Ellines and whoever feel as Ellines.
God blased you.
Sounds to me the thief is screaming so the home owner can fear.
I'm all for sharing. I think the Egyptians can loan the Rozetta stone, the Greeks the Parthenon(stock and barrel), the Benins their bronze and the Turks the ancient ruins of Pergamos that were made from the magnificent ancient Turks of antiquity.
In return the English can share Queen Victoria's beautiful dress and the U.S. can send George Washington's wooden teeth or Ben Franklin's eye glasses. It's a good deal.
The Gordian knot can be shared by the people from Macedonia (formerly FYROM). Now these guys know about antiquities. They side with anyone that will give them a past.
And of course today's way of thinking is the same as in the past. I don't know where you believe it has changed. The powerful take and the weak write blogs, or e-mails or become scribes. Then the powerful negotiate by holding the owners looted property in order to take what they want. His very soul(sounds awesome huh!)
Come on Economist. If the marbles and the Egyptian mummies and Rozetta stone and good God what other stuff go from the British museum then your claim to fame will be the Wax as in candle museum on the other side of London. And Candles do go out easily!
gods blased you(Ancient and ...others)
In Iraq happened a big stolen in their museums(it is well known that)but they have more serious(surviving) problems now with their civil war,and after that the English will have the same with Iraqi officials.The treasure of Messopotamia are very precious also for their civilization to leave it in English officials and get lost.
Were The Economist to limit its reporting to what this one or that one its readers wanted, its news would be thin gruel indeed. No novel notions to resolve intractable issues. One can but hope that day will never come.
The Economist might consider moderating these forums, as do other news organizations. If affordable, the result might be more substance and less invective.
First of all, some of us ARE trying here to show people another point of view rather than intimidate them.
Further, the figures in your name probably tell a lot about your age. Being familiar with the education and influences you had through your lifetime if you are around 36, the misconception you have about the name Greek is understandable since so much unfounded nationalist propaganda infiltrated your upbringing. Check here:
I wonder why you would accept being called "Romios" rather than "Greek".
I assume the British people would be glad to realise that Devide and Conquer always works.
Demanding ancient artifacts from a museum that robbed the world is something natural. Reading the article I was deeply disappointed as I can now understand that "The Economist" supports robbing and thieving, and imperialistic tactics of the past. Does that mean that once all the stolen artifacts from the Iraqi museums show up in British museum or any other, will be supported by "The Economist" with the excuse "Other people have to see it?". But the whole point of this article is the fear the museums have of losing their "possessions" and eventually profit. This article is biased from the very beginning and reading it, only one name I could think of who the editor of this article might be - British Museum.
It is sad that "The Economist" has lost its ability to correctly inform the readers and supports ideas that died a long time ago.
First of all,if you are from our country you would never write Greeks or Greece.Our country is Hellas and I am Ellinas not Greek.
These names(Greece,Greeks) placed by French Ministers to give name to our new Indepedent State after we kick out Barbarians Turks from our country.If you knew more facts,you would knew that this word(greek-graikos) in Latin America(Peru,Chile) it means fraud,fake,charlatan.
So,please,do not make lessons to me about history,travels, whatever.I respect you as a person that gives a moral fight for something really precious,but please,don't peeves me more,ok?
And a word for Economist
It twould be better for your country to make posts for matters like Iraq,so,english will learn that this action is made just for a few contracts of some reach people in your country and a few barrels of oil,just that.
Do not occupate with matters out of your real civilization,leave these matters to the ones who really care for humanity and hisrorical facts.
Good morning Anterra
finally someone with a sense of humour and an aptitude in chatting... this place got so full of people lacking both and expecting everyone to accept their single minded point of view unchallenged as if it was provided to them from above...
On to the discussion:
1. Were the Greeks invaded by the British? No. By the Ottoman Empire
2. Was their country systematically looted, their culture annihilated, and a concentrated attempt made to kill off every single person? Yes. It was looted for thousands of years. Interestingly enough it started with the Gaul invasions. There were many attempts to kill the people, in times by the Ottomans in times by the Western rulers of different regions. At any time it is not difficult to find mad rulers that blame everything to another people.
3. Is there a traceable chain of ownership through modern states? Sure. If you like such typicalities there have always been emperors and kings of Greece in exile. From another point of view, the Ottoman Empire assumed ownership of all artifacts just like the Nazi state.
4. Are there decedents one or two generations removed? Has world condemned the act? Sure. Beginning with the regret of Western kings and the Pope in 1453 to the apologize of the Pope in 2001 there has been a long row of people that condemned the act of occupation and even the act of Elgin's looting itself.
Antera, Greeks are not against British people. Not at all. Greeks do indeed often criticise British but in fact it is a concealed envy. As a nation to another nation, Greeks have a deep respect and admiration for British (well, there are a few exceptions here). People know that people from Britain to Switzerland died for our cause. The same goes for WWII, when you probably know that Greece suffered its share as well, having enormous % losses of population.
As for the rest of your comment, you are right. When do we stop? I think the way out is to examine the cases that arise individually but also be pragmatic with respect to the status quo. The first point addresses the problems introduced by the non-constructive generalisation that either all is returned or nothing. Not even Greece asks everything back. But people are urged to see the uniqueness of the particular case. The second point addresses the technicalities on how to do it. Should the British Museum ever return the Elgin marbles, it should be allowed to assemble a complete and well designed collection of Greek antiquities and art, from Minoan and Mycenaean times and put it on display. Tit for tat but it might work for the benefit of all. I have to admit that to me more sickening than looking at half the Parthenon either in Athens or in London, is knowing about the wealth that rots in the dungeons of local museums around Greece. Obviously you know it too. I would rather see all these treasures in museums around the world, either on loan or sold to support museums in Greece,rather rotting or ending up in private collections through smuggling.
The British Museum is undoubtedly an arc of human civilisation. But it also has to show some respect to the civilisations whose art is on display and not distort history.
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You are fundamentally wrong. You have a overblown misperception of the state of Greeks and Greek culture. You should travel more outside Greece yourself and don't rely on accounts you hear from others.
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You don't do plumbing, or put a new kitchen in it. Please next time you go to Greece try to visit it in order to understand what I am saying.
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The blank stare strikes again! It bothers me because it goes away when I'm socializing in a group, but when I am directly talking to someone, my eyes start to fade into the distance :/
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I looked off in my childhood photographs because I would be expressionless and then smile when I was told to. Nothing changed except for my mouth.
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The pics I have seen of myself between the ages of two and five have that blank stare. Before the age of almost two, my pics were very normal. It is very noticeable during that age range though in most of my pics. But after that age I seemed to be much more engaged in pictures and my pics look normal for the most part. There were some blank stare pics as an older kid but not nearly as many as when I was very little.
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Joined: 5 Apr 2012Age:31Posts: 1,297Location: Right here, silly!
I looked through a lot of photos I appeared in as a kid, and while I didn't really exhibit the blank stare in many of them, I was often oblivious of what was going on.
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No blank stare in photos - I learned to fake a nice smile at an early age because mom told me what to do with my face. However, I couldn't fake NT motion, so watching myself in childhood videos is downright painful. You could tell something wasn't right. Thank God I grew out of most of that.
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My mom used to take a lot of candid photos of me, where I wasn't aware that my picture was being taken, and i would do this a lot--often in photos I'm looking off to the side, as if I'm staring through something and not at it.
Jensen Veteran
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I just looked through some photos of a lively, interested baby. No blank stare. Later, from 4 years I am less fond of photographers and tend to look away. At the first school picture I smile, but look like an excuse for myself. I remember how I shrunk. All later pictures are gone. Thrown out, - by me.
There was one situation where my expression froze for three to four seconds face to face with a friend, and if someone had taken a picture it would look like I was staring into space..funny thing is..this never happened to me in high school, or in middle school, in all those years everything was fine, but in this one situation I completely zoned out and gave the wrong impression


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4-star Egues hotel in Gorraiz with full-service spa
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Simply enter your Nectar card number when prompted. Your points will be credited 30 days after you return from your trip.*Offers may apply
Located in Gorraiz, this spa hotel is within 6 mi (10 km) of Auditorio Baluarte, Plaza de Toros, and Plaza del Castillo. Public University of Navarre and Pamplona City Hall are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Hotel Features
A full-service spa, a golf course, and a restaurant are available at this hotel. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, a fitness center, a bar/lounge, and a snack bar/deli are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 47 rooms offer free WiFi, balconies, and plasma TVs. Minibars, room service, and hair dryers are among the other amenities available to guests.
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In addition to a full-service spa, Castillo de Gorraiz Hotel Golf & Spa features a golf course and a spa tub. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This Egues hotel also offers a fitness center, a sauna, and a steam room.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 47
- Number of floors - 2
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Conference space
- Fitness facilities
- Full-service spa
- Turkish bath/Hammam
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Multilingual staff
- Terrace
- Restaurant
- Golf course on site
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Room Amenities
- Balcony
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- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Free WiFi
- Room service (limited hours)
- Plasma TV
- Free cribs/infant beds
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Castillo de Gorraiz - This restaurant specializes in Spanish cuisine and serves lunch and dinner.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Guests can play rounds at the 18-hole golf course. Other recreational amenities include a spa tub, a sauna, a steam room, and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golf driving range on site
- Golfing on site
Spa Services
The onsite spa has massage/treatment rooms. Services include sports massages, facials, body treatments, and manicures and pedicures. The spa is equipped with a sauna, a steam room, and Turkish bath/hammam. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and hydrotherapy.
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2015 Historic Homes Tour: Harvard/Princeton
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Saturday April 25, 2015
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One of Salt Lake's most picturesque neighborhoods, the Harvard and Princeton areas of the Yalecrest neighborhood offers diverse architecture and tree-lined streets. With the help of KEEP Yalecrest, a neighborhood-based preservation non-profit, the community is making great strides in preserving this neighborhood with the researching and nominating of several local historic districts and providing free community education. Come tour the great historic homes in this neighborhood and help support preservation in Utah.
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August 5, 2015: 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
November 14, 2015: 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
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A free public event started in 1999 by Utah Heritage Foundation and First Lady Jaclyn Leavitt, Discovery Day brought thousands of people to the Utah State Capitol before and after its restoration. Through Memory Grove Discovery Day, we continue the tradition of bringing historic building restoration techniques to the public through fun and free activities.
We are currently planning to have the following activities as part of Memory Grove Discovery Day:
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- Stained glass
- Geodesic domes
- and more!
And every child is given a free coloring book of Memory Grove landmarks. These activities are suitable for children generally between the ages of 4 and 12.
2015 Brown Bag Series
The 2015 Brown Bag Series is here! All sessions will be held at Memorial House in Memory Grove Park, located at 375 North Canyon Road (120 East). Bring your lunch and learn more about Utah Heritage Foundation and our diverse interests. All sessions begin at 12:00 p.m. and will be approximately one hour long.
April 2
Heritage Awards, by Kathy Nielsen
The Utah Heritage Foundation Heritage Awards ceremony was March 12, 2015. The awards honor excellence in historic preservation throughout Utah. Kathy Nielsen, the Volunteer Director for Utah Heritage Foundation, will narrate the presentation of the 2015 Heritage Award Recipients. Our annual Heritage Awards program celebrates the people who make preservation happen: dedicated homeowners, insightful architects, creative developers, and visionary leaders. Each Heritage Award recipient offers a model for meeting the challenges of preservation that others can draw on in their own endeavors.
Kearns (Utah Governor's) Mansion
603 East South Temple, Salt Lake City
A beautiful Chateauesque exterior, a stunning interior, and the dramatic story of the Kearns family make the historic Kearns Mansion one of Utah 's architectural treasures. Thomas Kearns made a fortune on the silver flowing out of Park City mines. He spared no expense building a home that became the dazzling center of Utah 's elite social life. A world-class restoration completed in 1996 returned the mansion to its original 1902 appearance. Glimpse the gold-leafed dome, see Teddy Roosevelt's hat rack, and ponder the mystery of the four medallions on a 40-minute guided tour of the Kearns Mansion 's first floor.
Salt Lake City and County Building
451 South State Street, Salt Lake City
The Salt Lake City and County Building is one of Salt Lake City's most beloved landmarks. Completed in the 1894, the building is Utah's finest example of Richardsonian Romanesque architecture. Its rich history includes the Utah State Constitutional Convention, the trial of Joe Hill, and an infamous pumpkin. In the late 1980s, it became the first building in the world to be retrofitted with base isolators. During an earthquake, the building will gently float on 440 steel and rubber "slinkies." Utah Heritage Foundation's one-hour guided tour of the City and County Building begins with the base isolators beneath the building and ends in the clock tower high above.
Meditation Chapel in Memory Grove Park
375 North Canyon Road, Salt Lake City
Beautiful Meditation Chapel is a space set apart for quiet reflection. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Beason built the chapel in 1948 as a memorial to their son, Ross Beason, Jr., and all other Utahns who died in World War II. The plaza surrounding the chapel contains more than 300 granite markers each representing a Utah serviceman whose remains were not recovered after the war. The pink marble chapel features intricate bronze doors, stunning "acid etched" windows, and a patterned marble floor. Take some time to enjoy the chapel's contemplative atmosphere and lovely setting in Memory Grove Park. Utah Heritage Foundation also offers tours of Memorial House across the park from Meditation Chapel. These tours are also free and open to the public. However, they are subject to cancellation due to pre-scheduled events at Memorial House. Click here for more information on Memorial House and Memory Grove Park history.
McCune Mansion
200 North Main Street, Salt Lake City
Alfred and Elizabeth McCune stopped keeping track of expenses after the costs for their "simple" bungalow on Capitol Hill reached $500,000. They imported roof tiles from Holland , rare white satin-grained mahogany from South America , and a room-sized mirror from Germany . The ceiling murals and decorative borders alone took an artist from New York two years to finish. Completed in 1901 and restored in 2001, the McCune Mansion remains a Utah showplace. Spend an hour touring the mansion from the first floor's octagonal reception room to the third floor's glittering ballroom. The Venetian marble bathroom alone is worth the tour!
Marmalade Historic District Walking Tour
300 North to 500 North, Center Street to Quince Street , Salt Lake City
Quince Street. Apricot Street. Almond Street. The streets of the Marmalade Historic District were all once named for the fruit-bearing trees planted by the area's early residents. While you won't see orchards in the Marmalade District today, you will enjoy a charming neighborhood of historic homes in a wide variety of architectural styles. Highlights of the neighborhood include some of the city's oldest adobe homes, rare local examples of the Carpenter Gothic style, and the onion-domed 19th Ward Chapel. Join Utah Heritage Foundation for a stroll through Salt Lake City 's early history on the west side of Capitol Hill.


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