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Stephen Hawking was among the recipients at the White House today when President Barack Obama presented the National Medal of Freedom to 16 "agents of change." Relatively few scientists win this medal, the highest civilian honor awarded in the U.S., particularly when the science is as removed from everyday life as the theoretical physics of black holes.
Hawking, of course, is no ordinary scientist, his wheelchair-bound figure having become an element of the zeitgeist (at least as measured by cameos in Star Trek and The Simpsons). Severely disabled for most of his adult life by a motor neuron disease (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS), he has become emblematic of the human spirit pressing on against adversity. (In a Q&A on his web site, when asked about the study of physics taking him "beyond physical limitations," Hawking answered, "The human race is so puny compared to the universe that being disabled is not of much cosmic significance.")
In physics, his name is connected with proofs that the universe must contain "singularities" and with radiation theoretically emitted by black holes. The latter, Hawking radiation, led to a conundrum known as the information paradox in which black holes seemingly can obliterate information in a way that goes against a fundamental feature of quantum mechanics. Faced with two alternatives—the information is destroyed or not—Hawking bet (literally, with physicist John Preskill) on the information loss, implying that quantum mechanics would have to be overturned at a fundamental level. But in 2004 he conceded the bet, costing him a copy of the information-preserving volume, Total Baseball, The Ultimate Baseball Encyclopedia.
In April this year, a health scare put Hawking's name in the news, when he was taken to hospital by ambulance after reportedly suffering breathing problems. Happily, in the Mark Twain tradition, rumors of an imminent demise proved unfounded.
Another scientist among Hawking's fellow 2009 medal recipients is geneticist Janet Davison Rowley, cited for her "studies of chromosome abnormalities in human leukemia and lymphoma, which have led to dramatically improved survival rates for previously incurable cancers." Economist Muhammad Yunus is also honored. In the November 1999 Scientific American, he wrote about the Grameen Bank, which he founded in Bangladesh in 1983 to provide microloans to the poor.
Past science winners includes James Watson of DNA fame, Francis Collins (who led the Human Genome Project, among other accomplishments) and the cold-war hawk, nuclear physicist Edward Teller.
Hawking's citation plays up his role in popularizing science, through his bestselling A Brief History of Time and also children's books co-authored with his daughter, Lucy Hawking. The citation concludes, "His persistence and dedication has unlocked new pathways of discovery and inspired everyday citizens."
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Hey guys! In my jazz routine we do a leg hold and I'm in the very front and have the worst extention out of everyone in my class.... I really want to be able to do the splits and I'll do just about anything to get there... what's the fastest way to the splits? what stretches do I need to do? and how quickly will I be able to do the splits! plz help!
When I was doing jazz our teacher would make us join up with a partner....then she'd get the person to record how far we went down each lesson. Each lesson we had to go down 3 c.m more. Basically the only way to do the splits is to push yourself that little bit extra each time and sit in that position. I can do the splits naturally (Im very lucky) however I know plenty of dancers who got there through hard work. Remember when I say push yourself don't expect to be able to push yourself right down. You must take it one step at a time or you could do serious damage to yourself... Regards Monsour
I don't think you really want the fastest :twisted: It has a lot to do with your personal flexibiliy so I really couldn't say "in a week you can do splits" But I'd say (mind you I cannot as of the moment do the splits) do the splits are far as you can comfortably... stretch it out there a bit... after a while push yourself only a little... be mindful to avoid injury-- that will spoil your goal and make you regular leg hold even worse. Do it multiple times a day... do it while watching tv... take a moment out of your lunch break, do it in the morning. don't push too hard ... stretch... but remember pain is a sign to stop.
Fastest way to do splits? A friend of mine forced himself flat, tearing whatever, and made himself do the splits regularly as it healed.. It healed and he could do the splits. Of course I do not recommend this, but just wanted to point out that it is possible and is the fastest way one can achieve it. The same friend who encouraged me to do preacher curls with 2 45lb weights, bench press of 200 plus pounds with him assisting, when I had never lifted weight before. I made tremendous progress here and did not hurt myself. he now is gone, some place far away.
There's no fast way to flexibility. I do stretches for tae kwon do, which are as about as aggressive as I'd like to go. Most dancers I know stretch far less aggressively (by aggressive, I mean stretching almost to the point of injury). Work with a partner, maybe, that always helps in getting you to push the limits of your flexibility. Correct me if I'm wrong, however--isn't extension a different thing from the flexibility you're looking for?


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With a rustle of rich brocade and a swish of scented silk, Mme. Ngo Dinh Nhu swept into the U.S. last week. She was accompanied by her handsome, 18-year-old daughter, Le Thuy, and preceded by some of the worst press notices since Tokyo Rose. Although not even her bitterest critics would doubt her courage, the petite sister-in-law of South Viet Nam's President Ngo Dinh Diem did have some fears about her 21-day coast-to-coast visit. Going to the U.S., said she, would probably be like walking into "a cage of lions."
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A well established event at the start of each new academic year is the welcome party for arriving study abroad students, hosted by the Associate Dean for the General Course. Held in the week prior to the start of the Michaelmas Term, this popular icebreaker is a great way to meet your fellow students before you settle down to the serious work of studying and exploring London!
An escape from London to Cumberland Lodge is an annual event in the General Course calendar. Located 27 miles to the West of London, Cumberland Lodge is the largest house in Windsor Great Park. Built in 1652 on land that Oliver Cromwell had appropriated from the Crown, following the restoration of the monarchy in 1660 the Lodge became the home of the Ranger of the Great Park, acquiring its present name in the period of the Duke of Cumberland's residence in the mid-eighteenth century. It has been the home of many distinguished people (Queen Victoria was a frequent visitor throughout her life) and for 350 years has played its part in national history. For example, it was the setting for talks about the abdication crisis in 1936.
Since 1947 Cumberland Lodge has been a place where students and teachers in higher education can go to reflect quietly on the purpose of their study and research. The General Course visit acts as an introduction to both the School and the UK and involves a mixture of academic seminars and social activities, as well as the opportunity to explore the Park and Windsor itself. Held over a weekend in the Autumn Term it is open to around 40 students each year, with the cost subsidised by the School.
Click here| for a general impression of the 2010 Cumberland Lodge visit.
Further information about Cumberland Lodge| can be found on their website.
Throughout your year at the School you will be able to explore the UK and Europe on a range of day trips and short breaks. Arranged in collaboration with a company called Proscenium, past excursions have covered the delights of Amsterdam, the ruggedness of the Scottish Highlands, and the joys of an English brewery! Each trip is subsidised by LSE and offered to our General Course students at a significant discount, helping you get the most out of your time with us.
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A kindergarten trip to the Red Lighthouse beneath the George Washington Bridge was an opportunity to contemplate what happens when a community rallies to save a precious piece of architecture from the 1920s and insist that provide the "light" it was meant to provide.
The banks of the mighty Hudson River, the cliffs of New Jersey, the slow flowing current and the sense of history one feels, especially inside the lighthouse, protected from the elements and transported through space and time to contemplations of nature and history.
It had me thinking of our building on 8th Avenue and Garfield Place, which, while it's true that we just replaced the roof at some considerable cost, is still in need of major repair and just as significant, reconceptualization for how its space is used on a daily basis.
So last night I used the line from Numbers 8.10, where the children of Israel bestow upon the Levites the mantle of leadership for care of the sanctuary. While it may seem counter-intuitive in an ancient religious society for the people to bestow power on the religious leaders, the rabbis in the commentaries are quick to observe that the elders do have that power to convey "leadership" by virtue of their own. If the Levites were to ensure that the Eternal Light would always burn because the people made themselves responsible for making the Levites responsible, so it should be in our own buildings today--where the leadership of the the Children of Israel--those who come to our synagogue as members, be acutely aware and responsible for the condition of our sacred buildings so the Eternal Light of Torah, Community, and Prayer can always emanate from our 80+ year old buildings.
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The study attacks the belief that Britain will be unable to afford a welfare state in the next century unless services are cut.
It rejects the argument that there is a 'demographic time-bomb' ticking away that will produce an unsustainable explosion in welfare costs. While there are upward pressures on spending 'there is still a wide range of choices facing those involved in welfare policy,' John Hills, the report's author, from the London School of Economics, said.
The report came as the foundation launched an inquiry into income and wealth. It will draw on pounds 1.5m of research that it has financed and will look at the widening gap between rich and poor, at taxation and welfare.
The report argues that universal services such as the NHS help the poor more than the rich, because the rich pay more tax to finance them. 'The present system already targets those with lower incomes to a larger extent than often realised,' it says. Cutting such universal benefits to keep down taxes 'is in the interests of the rich, not of the poor'.
The Future of Welfare; Joseph Rowntree Foundation, 40 Water End, York YO3 6LP; pounds 8.50.
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Romance, baseball, zombies... a typical high school day, right? This is such a great comic! Its subtitles - "My Date is a Dead Weight, or He Only Loves Me For my Brains" - hint at the tone of the whole book - really funny, a little creepy, a touch slapstick.
The writer and artist together have crafted a very plausible way for the "mutated Cordyceps fungus" to infect people and, uh, dissolve their brains. And it doesn't take long for the "zombie fungus" to do its work... Hey, the CDC just released Emergency Preparedness 101: Zombie Apocalypse on 5/16/11 - life imitates art?!
Tsang's writing is humorous and serious in all the right places, while Gorrissen's drawings make every character distinctive and real - both cartoonish and lifelike at the same time (except thoroughly dead, in the zombies' cases).
Dicey is a hoot, playing baseball on the varsity team and giving the guys back what they dish out, while Jack is super-brainy, getting totally flustered when Dicey agrees to a date = you can just see him blush, even though the whole book is in black and white.
I was excited to see that I Love Him to Pieces was nominated for YALSA's 2012 "Great Graphic Novels for Teens" list. So nice that they confirmed my enthusiasm!
Book info: I Love Him to Pieces (My Boyfriend is a Monster #1) / by Evonne Tsang; art by Janina Gorrissen. Graphic Universe/Lerner, 2011. [author interview] [artist's website] [series site] [publisher site]
Recommendation: Who knew that being "egg parents" together for a school project would lead to making a stand against the undead on a senior skip day?
The "zombie fungus" should never have reached Florida. But suddenly varsity baseball star Dicey and her super-scientific boyfriend Jack are in the middle of it, as zombies begin to take over their city.
Are Jack's researcher parents safe in Mexico, at the meteorite crash site where the fungus was first discovered? Are Dicey's dad and little brother safe across the bay? What about their fantasy-gaming friends and the baseball team at St. Petersburg High School? Just one bite from a zombie, and it's all over…
Somehow, the stunningly detailed art in black and white makes the zombies scarier than a blood-and-guts palette would - fantastic! First in the graphic novel series "My Boyfriend is a Monster," each book featuring a different writer/artist pairup and a different variety of monstrous boyfriend. (one of 5,000 books recommended on www.abookandahug.com) (review copy courtesy of the publisher through NetGalley.com)
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I am 160lbs now . Is this enough? I thought at least 100mg per day of 1 test would be the min.
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I would definitely go WAY higher, but that's me: I'm about 260 right now with several PH cycles under my belt.
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I have been training for about 3 months . I look at weights and my arms fill with blood so I am not a newbie in terms of lifting or diet. As far as the prohormones go I need advice , I do know I want the fast track to some extra muscle thats for sure - 08-17-2003, 08:39 PM
Bro, only 3 months of training and you want to start using PH? If you just eat well and train hard, you should be able to make great gains naturally. I say train some more, like for about a year before going the PH route.
When I say three months I mean three months after a layoff. I am 33 years old and have been lifting on and off for 12 years. I know what my genetic limits are and I am getting close to them.
If I was 20 again and surging with natural test sure why do PH's but thats not the case -
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BMW's i8 concept is one of the most radical designs yet seen at this year's show. Aside from its futuristic styling it also boasts futuristic performance.
According to BMW, "Acceleration of 0 to 60 in under five seconds combined with fuel consumption of approx. 104 mpg are figures currently beyond the capability of any vehicle powered by a combustion engine of comparable performance. Thanks to the eDrive technology with its large lithium-ion battery… the BMW i8 Concept can travel up to 20 miles on electric power alone. Added to which, the 2+2-seater offers enough space for four people, giving it a high level of everyday practicality."
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Tesla Motors has long been the vanguard of the sporty electric car, but this year the all-electric company unveiled a "design prototype" that blends an SUV with a Minivan.
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Fernando Montes was a painter whose work, based on extensive travels in South America, interpreted its terrain and people for an international audience. His retrospective exhibition "Spirit of the Andes" at the Mall Galleries in London last year included powerful, stark images which drew on Bolivia's strong indigenous intellectual traditions.
First, there were the featureless women of the Bolivian High Plateau, or Altiplano, rooted in its distinctive sweeping landscape, haunted by the Andean earth-mother goddess Pachamama - the distinctive dress of the women and their accompanying children in silhouette in some pictures giving them the appearance of mountains and foothills. Secondly, Montes depicted ancient Andean architecture, unpeopled and with a timeless, eerie quality.
Fernando Montes was born in La Paz, Bolivia, in 1930, third child of Hugo Montes, a lawyer and later leader of the Bolivian liberal party, and his wife Eloisa. His father was killed in a motoring accident when Fernando was seven, and he went to live with his maternal grandmother, Sara Minchin, in Argentina. He recalled the train journey when he "saw from the carriage window the strange and fantastic landscapes of the Altiplano, and also the Salar de Uyuni, a vast salt lake which stretches to the horizon, like a sea of white".
In the important cultural centre of Buenos Aires, Fernando began to study painting. At 15 he tried to enter the studio of the Catalan painter Vicente Puig, an exile from the Spanish Civil War. Fernando was told to return at 18, as the studio used a nude model. However, his liberal-minded grandmother persuaded Puig to take the boy, and he proved a brilliant but demanding teacher. "All his comments, although sometimes cruel, were of great depth, simple and intensely expressive, often with a metaphysical meaning," Montes recalled:
He revealed to me the importance and excellence of drawing and an understanding of the human figure. He said: "Art is an adventure. If you stab, stab to kill", by which he meant that one had to be deliberate in the way one made marks on the paper.
Montes returned to La Paz to study philosophy at the University of San Andrés, then I joined a group of film-makers, Jorge Ruiz, a childhood friend, and Augusto Roca, who were pioneers of the film industry in Bolivia. We journeyed to remote parts of the Altiplano and descended to the rain forest, where the Moseten tribe of Indians lives. From the drawings I made, I made a series of paintings about these people.
He began to paint professionally: portraits, nudes and landscapes around La Paz. His first exhibition was one of portraits at La Paz's Galería Municipal in 1956. He represented Bolivia at the 5th São Paulo Biennial in Brazil in 1959, the year the Spanish government granted him a scholarship to the San Fernando School of Fine Arts, in Madrid.
In 1960 he moved to London, continuing his studies at St Martin's School of Art and the Central School of Arts and Crafts. He had his first exhibition outside his native country in 1965 at the St Martin's Gallery. There were more portraits, but also London cityscapes and paintings of people in London pubs. "These were a chance to use the human figure, which has always fascinated me."
In 1965 Fernando, his wife Marcela and their small son, Juan Enrique, visited Bolivia and again encountered the magnificent landscape of my childhood. On seeing the High Andes with the eyes of a mature person I found myself as an artist. I started to work on paintings of the Altiplano. Previously, my landscapes had depicted specific locations, but now it focused on the essence of the relationship between the human being and the land.
Eight years later, Montes was asked to participate in the exhibition "Bolivian Contemporary Painters" at the Musée d'Art Moderne in Paris. He was particularly moved to see his painting Women and Land reproduced as a poster around the city. Montes's work was now being exhibited widely internationally. An invitation in 1982 to show in Japan proved important in his development. And in 1987, on an overland journey from Peru to Bolivia, he saw the famous Inca citadel of Machu Picchu for the first time. His Machu Picchu-inspired paintings, along with figures and landscapes, were exhibited extensively in Italy, in Venice, Florence, Rapallo and Rome.
Montes continued to work and exhibit regularly, even after cancer was diagnosed early in 2003. He painted in the exacting medium of egg tempera, using tiny brushes, making his own colours, carefully preparing each canvas and often making his own frames.
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Here is the president of G- PROIL, signing the contract. |
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The place hired to use as the cultural Centre, out side the complex. |
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For all the piss poor twists and horrifically predictable ending of Bioshock: Infinite, despite the scarring left by the worst piece of DLC that I've ever had the misfortune to pay for (Episode 1 of Burial at Sea) the Bioshock series will always have a place in my top ten franchises.
While the original offered by far the best story (and best twist) I felt that the sequel tightened the gameplay considerably… so when I see that "Minerva's Den" has been listed as not only one of the best 5 pieces of DLC ever released on the 360 but that it's something any self-respecting Bioshock fan really ought to play… and with Bioshock 2 being on sale at present (I'm writing this passage at the end of March) I had to rebuy the game.
The DLC on the other hand I can wait for… at present it's almost twice as much as the game and as it's prone to being on sale I decided to wait for it to either drop in price, or for my Xbox Rewards credit to cover the cost… as it was I was gifted a £10 Live card for Father's Day and thus I bought the DLC… and with WatchDogs out of the way… back under the sea I go.
July 12th: In a stroke of genius (idiocy) when it came to play the DLC it became clear that I had downloaded the expansion just fine… but I hadn't yet downloaded Bioshock 2… bugger!
An hour or so later I began… if you've not played this yet and are dithering over whether or not to buy it… buy it now, it's great, a wonderful example of DLC at its finest.
There will be spoilers.
In the opening scene subject "Sigma" is lumbering down a corridor towards the office of one Charles Milton Porter, a scientist with problems… first one being he lives in Rapture, the second one being he's so smart that he makes other Rapture residents look like Cletus the slack-jawed yokel from The Simpsons… this doesn't make him many friends.
He has created a machine called "The Thinker" that is immensely powerful, capable of free will and free thought Porter wants to take this machine to the surface… he wants to leave Rapture.
As Sigma lumbers down the corridor Porter's enemies detonate the corridor itself, sinking both it and Sigma to the ocean floor… time passes… Sigma awakens.
Through the usual medium of audio logs and radio messages it looks as if you have been sent to aid Porter in his quest to leave Rapture and take the designs and code for The Thinker with you… naturally this won't be easy.
All the action takes place in Minerva's Den, it's clearly part of Rapture but while it has been cut off from the rest of Rapture, so while it's not as decadent and destroyed as the main games locations it has still been swept up in the Splicing that caused so much of the devastation, so you will meet splicers of all shapes and sizes along the way.
Having gained access to the main hub the radio contact kicks in with Porter acting as your guide and taskmaster… and what follows is you standard fare, go to point A… discover you can't get in, go to point B to recover item C so you can get past the door and so on.
Now I'd not played Bioshock 2 for a while so I'll admit I was a little lost at times with the weapons, different ammo types and healing… I died a few times because unlike Bioshock you aren't automatically healed once you bite the dust even if you have healing packs handy.
Upgraded weapons are no longer done through Upgrade machines, but when you find an upgraded weapon next to the corpse of a Big Daddy... odd considering the game makes a point that the Big Daddy's that inhabit Minerva's Den are a new style that are much stronger and tougher to kill than the other variants.
It's through the audio logs that the story emerges… The Thinker is a remarkable creation that Porter wants to use to talk to, being stuck in Rapture and of a different intellectual level to everyone else it's a lonely place.
You later discover that Porter has been feeding it heaps of data on his own wife Peggy who passed away several years before, with such an intelligent machine capable of thought he initially sees it as way to "bring her back " in a limited capacity, at least to talk to, by effectively duplicating her persona via The Thinker… when he succeeds he hates the idea… is in fact repulsed by it and curses himself for having created such a device… it may sound and speak like his dead wife but it will never BE his dead wife.
A nice story arc which plays a very large part in the final scene.
In the time since this happened and your arrival Minvera's Den has been taken over by the Splicers and one in particular Reed Wahl, who naturally doesn't want to lose his prized possession.
What happens is all by the numbers, once you have been to point F to collect plasmid G you're attacked by splicers who want to stop you leaving, once this is done a Lancer Big Daddy will appear for you to deal with, before you deal with the Little Sister, either harvesting her or using her to collect ADAM to boost your plasmid powers.
Being out of practice at defending a little Sister, I harvested the lot… when all have been dealt with on each of the two levels a Big Sister appears for a battle… I may be rusty at the game but I still now that freezing an opponent and then blasting them over and over is a simple way to kill anything.
The second area opens up with more of the same, having gained access to the location of The Thinker you have to get into the main core and collect the code and processes so it can be duplicated on the surface.
More radio messages and it turns out that a) Tenenbaum is behind sending Sigma to help Porter, and b) Porter's progress and the impact The Thinker has on Rapture has not gone down well, it also happens that people are also getting wind of his idea to leave Rapture with his knowledge and they are not pleased.
The radio messages continue from Porter and Wahl, after the final battle (where 4 Lancer Big Daddy's are sent after you, along with bots and splicers) you finally kill Wahl and unlock the big secret.
Porter had succeeded in duplicating the personality of his wife as explained earlier, but by upsetting those who run Rapture, Porter was subjected to the ultimate punishment… he was "transformed" into a Big Daddy… you are in fact Porter in his Big Daddy form.
Using The Thinker and her medical knowledge Tenenbaum has perfected a way of reversing the damage caused by ADAM, she is in fact capable of returning the Big Daddy Porter to plain on Charles Milton Porter… the last few audio logs cover his capture and punishment.
The last radio messages from Tenenbaum explain that she used The Thinker's ability to duplicate a personality to give it Porter's voice and tone to ensure Sigma reacted to it in the right manner, to make him feel comfortable.
With Wahl dead you have the walk to Porter's own Bathysphere where Tenenbaum will meet you ready for the trip to the surface and your recovery.
Unlike Bioshock tales of the past this actually happens, she is there waiting… not hidden behind a frosted glass panel or office door as previous games have had her, she's waiting in the Bathysphere with several bottles beside her presumably to help you recover.
It's quite a touching sequence as you lumber though Porter's offices and home, seeing the pictures of his dead wife who he very clearly misses very much, and the closing passages are told by Porter once he has been treated topside… it's the sort of touching story that was really missing from the main Bioshock 2 game itself… brilliantly told and crafted so that the twist of Sigma/Porter being the same person isn't revealed until the very end.
If you have Bioshock 2 and have yet to play Minerva's Den then do so as soon as possible… you won't want to miss out on a great bit of story telling.
At this point in time my Gamerscore sits at 103,675 with a target of hitting 110,000 by the end of the year… with the three games I plan to pick up in October (Forza Horizon 2, Dragon Age Inquisition and Borderlands: Pre-Sequel) and the games I already have to start hitting the score is possible… it's just time restraints.
Dragon Age is a big game, one I can see myself sinking weeks and weeks of time into once it's released, with only 1,000 on offer for the game (and I'm not sure at this point whether I'll be able to harvest the full 1,000 from it) this will have an impact… so I'm going to have to put a bit of effort in before I revisit the Dragon Age universe.
Next stop… Salem… and attempting to track down a serial killer.


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Welcome To Mallorca! A travelers guide…
Good to know about Mallorca!
Mallorca / Majorca has two mountainous regions each about 70 km in length. These occupy the north-western (Serra de Tramuntana or Tramuntana range) and eastern thirds of the island. The highest peak on Mallorca / Majorca is Puig Major (1,445 m) in the Serra de Tramuntana. As this is a military zone, the neighbouring peak at Puig de Massanella is the highest accessible peak (1,364 m). The northeast coast comprises two bays: the Badia de Pollenca and the larger Badia d Alcudia. The northern coast is rugged and has many cliffs. The central zone extending from Palma de Mallorca is generally flat fertile plain known as Es Pla. The island has a variety of caves both above and below sea-level. Two of the caves above sea-level also contain underground lakes and are open to tours. Both are near the eastern coastal town of Porto Cristo, the Coves dels Hams and the Coves del Drach. It is the largest by area and second most populated island of Spain (Tenerife in the Canary Islands). The climate is Mediterranean, with markedly higher precipitation in the Serra de Tramuntana. Summers are hot in the plains and winters mild to cool, getting colder in the Tramuntana range; in this part of the island brief episodes of snow during the winter are not unusual.
Mallorca's own language is Catalan. The two official languages of Mallorca are Catalan and Spanish. The local dialect of Catalan is Mallorquí, even though the dialects are slightly different in most villages. Typically, young Mallorcans are bilingual in Catalan and Spanish, with some knowledge of English. A significant number of the tourist population speaks German as a native language, so much so that in Germany, Mallorca is jokingly referred to as the 17th Federal State.
Since the 1950s Mallorca has become a major tourist destination, and the tourism business has become the main source of revenue for the island. In 2001, the island received millions of tourists, and the boom in the tourism industry has provided significant growth in the economy of the country. More than half of the population works in the tourist sector, which accounts for approximately 80% of Mallorca's GDP. The currency currently used in Mallorca is the Euro (€).
As an island, Mallorca / Majorca is a candidate for auto-free status. There are two commuter railway lines that operate on the island. The lines connect Palma de Mallorca to Manacor and Sa Pobla. There is also a third railway line which operates as a tourist attraction using a vintage train to connect Palma de Mallorca to Soller along a scenic route. There is also a good network of buses that connects Palma to all the major towns around the island as well as many of the smaller destinations. Most buses depart from the Placa d'Espanya where you can also pick up a timetable from the tourist information kiosk.
Timetables and buslines for Mallorca.
Timetables and buslines for Palma de Mallorca.
In 2005, there were over 2,400 restaurants on the island of Mallorca according to the Mallorcan Tourist Board, ranging from small bars to full restaurants. Despite Mallorca's location in the Mediterranean, seafood is often imported. Olives and almonds are typical of the Mallorcan diet. The island has over 4 million almond and olive trees. Among the food items that are Mallorcan are sobrassada, arros brut (saffron rice cooked with chicken, pork and vegetables), and the sweet pastry ensaïmada.
The popularity of the island as a tourist destination has been steadily growing since the 1950s with many artists and academics choosing to visit and even live on the island. Visitors to Mallorca continued to increase with holiday makers in the 1970s approaching 3 million a year. In 2010, over 6 million visitors came to Mallorca staying at the many resorts. With millions of rooms available Mallorca's economy is largely dependent on its tourism industry. Holiday makers are attracted by the large number of beaches, warm weather and high quality tourist amenities.


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Here's a complete step by step repair tutorial on how to fix Nokia X2 Not Charging problem issues. This repair guide will show you on how to trace the charging line paths in every components on Nokia X2 PCB board for easy troubleshooting procedure. The red line indicates on the repair picture guide below is the charging voltage ways or line paths. The components highlighted in pink square are the components that are connected to the charging circuit. You can trace each components as well as the charging line paths, jus start from the charger plug-in connector terminal pads then down to the inner parts that indicated on the picture.
Start checking the fuse if is busted or open, then the diodes and the two filter capacitors, next to the coil and other capacitor in there, then trough to the whole or entire charging circuit connected components.