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In the season 1 episode Is There a Woogy in the House?, the Shadow was a demon whose mission was to win the Nexus for evil. In this episode, however, it seems to be a neutral being with the power to choose between good and evil.
When Zankou is preparing to kill the Charmed Ones, he says it feels "almost anticlimactic". These are the exact same words the Source used when he tried to do the same thing in the season 4 episode Charmed and Dangerous.
Paige says in this episode that scrying is "witch-to-witch" stuff, but in the season 6 episode Valhalley of the Dolls Part 1 Paige uses Wyatt to scry for Leo, who was an Elder at the time.
This is not the first time Piper has been shrunk. Previously in the season 4 episode Size Matters Piper, along with Phoebe and Paige were shrunk by Gammil the collector.
When Piper and Leo are next to the book searching for a spell the image that the book is showing keeps changing without even touching the book. How it is possible? First we see a wizard page, and just before Piper blows up the pages another page is shown (the one we saw in Eames' episode).
When Piper said the woogeyman spell she did not say "return to dark, where shadows dwell, you can't have this Halliwell" which is a part of the original spell.
In this episode, Zankou tries to take in the Nexus but the first time he does this it dosen't stay in him. He said there must still be good in the house, but in the season 5 episode "The Importance of Being Phoebe" the Nexus stays in Cole, even though Phoebe was in the house right in front of them, which means even though good was in the house, Zankou should have been able to take in the Nexus.
TRIVIA: This is the fourth time that the "Woogyman" spell has been used - the three previous times were in the season 1 episode Is There A Woogy in the House?, the season 2 episode Witch Trial, and the season 5 episode, The Importance of Being Phoebe.
TRIVIA: Piper & Phoebe find a way to keep Leo safe from demons & give him something to do with his time: they put him in charge of Magic School, also giving Paige some much needed time away from the school.
TRIVIA: Wyatt sees a demon attack Leo and decides to keep him & Piper safe, so with a blink of his eyes, orbs them into the dollhouse.
Piper and Leo continuously mention that Leo can no longer self heal - since when could he ever heal himself? It was said that whitelighters couldn't heal themselves, the last time Leo did do that was in "Saving Private Leo". Whitelighters don't have to self-heal, because the only thing that can injure them in the first place is a darklighter arrow. When they do get injured by a darklighter arrow, they are not self-healing and they die.
Would a small electronic device like Elise's Blackberry really spark after being stomped on? It probably runs on rechargable batteries. Not direct electrical current.
When Leo, Wyatt and Chris are in the attic playing with the dollhouse, Piper walks in and Leo turns to talk to Piper. While they are talking, the back of Wyatt is in view, and he has his hands behind his back. The next shot shows Wyatt's front and he now has his hands in front of him, playing with the dollhouse.
If the dollhouse is a perfect replica of the manor why didn't Leo and Piper go to the attic to see if there was a version of the Book of Shadows?
Piper (to Leo): My arms are a little sore, but I'm not the one with the hole in my back.
(Phoebe is on the phone with Elise)
Phoebe: Where are you, Elise? I've been trying to find you all day!
Elise: Yeah, that's funny. I've been avoiding you all day!
Piper (about how Wyatt is stubborn like Leo): I see he's just as stubborn as someone else I know!
Leo (about how Piper is watering the plants too much when she can't deal with his humanity): I need you to be supportive... and not drown the plants.
Piper (to Leo): We're supposed to just sit here and watch you bleed to death!?
Phoebe: Read now, bitch later.
Leo: You're the one who said to improvise.
Piper: Well, since when does anyone listen to me?
Piper: I can't believe we've been miniature for two hours and demons take over the house.
Piper: You used to be a doctor!?
Leo: Yeah, like 60 years ago.
Elise: It's always life and death with you, Halliwells.
Piper covers Leo's eyes, and leads him into the magic school. She then removes her hands from his eyes.
Piper: Surprise!
Leo: What, you want me to clean Magic School?
Phoebe's phone rings.
Paige: Will you shut that freaking thing off?
Phoebe: I'm sorry, but you gotta admire the range, huh? We're in the underworld. It's pretty good.
Piper (to Leo, after Wyatt has shrunk them both): I will handle Wyatt. This needs a mother's touch. (yells) Wyatt Matthew Halliwell, you will stop this nonsense right now!
Leo: Wow, that's the first time you've used his full name.
Piper: Yeah, well it sounds better when I'm scolding him.
International Episode Titles: Italy: La casa delle bambole (The Dolls House) Germany: Wer hat die Eltern geschrumpft? (Who Shrunk My Parents?) France: Sorcier en herbe (Aspiring Witch)
This episode scored 3.5 million viewers.
This episode aired on April 16, 2005 in Canada.
Title: Scry Hard
This is a reference to the movie "Die Hard" and it's sequels.
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Snyder was in an intense bout of concentration. The item he had pulled out of his mattress was one prisoner's records; he had bribed a guard with some cigarettes earlier that week in order to get it. It took the guard about a week to get them, and when he did, he slipped it under Snyder's jell-o bowl tray and gave it to him.
Snyder studied the inmate's record carefully. There had just been a new prisoner that had been admitted to Pasadena a few weeks ago. Snyder had his eye on him. The man looked especially tough and hardened with age, but that was exactly what he was looking for.
The thing is, Snyder had been planning on breaking out for a long time, but he needed an accomplice. He approached dozens and dozens of inmates to find them all inadequate for a full on breakout. The other issue was trust, it was hard to find someone with some kind of criminal integrity in this day and age, if that sort of thing existed. His eyes fell upon the papers.
Name: Jack Harding. Age: 55. Previous address: 901 Enterprise Drive. Sentence duration: 10 years with the eligibility of parole. Conviction: criminal lewd activity of the second degree, fraud in the first degree, and fraudulent testimony under oath. See attached criminal report.
Snyder scanned the piece of paper as fast as he could, for he did not know whether or not the guard would be coming around soon, and he could not be sure that he wouldn't notice what he was reading, and take it from him. Snyder flipped the stapled report over to view the second page; it was an article. The title read:
Local Building Contractor Fraud: Ninjas Strike Back.
Snyder froze. Ninjas? There was no way, could it be that their paths may have crossed in one aspect? It was too much of a coincidence to be ignored, so Snyder read on.
Jack Harding, 55, the local building contractor for a small town outside Pasadena was convicted of fraud in local courts the other day, but none of the townspeople were shocked or surprised at the turnout.
"This has been going on for a decade," one of the local residents commented, "Jack Harding has been dumping trash on our land for years and covering it up. But it wasn't until those three young heroes showed up and saved the day that things really got some closure."
Apparently three local boys were the cause of Jack Harding's apprehension. We have not been able to confirm the boys' identities, but we do know that they had some sort of martial arts training which allowed them to storm his complex and find evidence of corruption that was vital to the case, as odd as it sounds. Sometimes movie heroics do work in real life.
In the end all's well that ends well, but I'm sure if we all had our own three little ninjas around the world, things would remain a little bit more peaceful.
Snyder's blood boiled as he finished the article. There was no other explanation; the three ninjas in the article must have been Sam Douglas' kids! He soon calmed down though, as he knew that this situation would be more beneficial to his proposition than anything else. Snyder quickly ripped the copied record into thin strips and threw them into his toilet, letting them soak for a moment.
Snyder paced around his cell, using his excellent coordinating skills to develop a stratagem in his mind. This is where he found the location of his imprisonment to be most favorable, it was much easier to concoct plans when there was no one to bother him. That night, Snyder was alone in section B-13, and it remained silent, except the distant sound of a flush.

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Just finished most of this rotating carousel cake for a shower for my first grandchild who is due in two weeks. We know it's a girl. Check out the video. Thanks for looking.
That is beautiful!!!
OMG! that is amazing! wow!
are you willing to share how you did this? please-please. i know im beggin but i have been looking for along time to learn how to make this style cake.
yours is the best ive seen!
great job- and im sure-your daughter and everyone is going to LOVE this cake.
and congrats on becoming a first time gramma!
im also a gramma of a girl - she will be 3 next month and i absolutley LOVE LOVE LOVE being a gramma! so much so that i want more.....im greedy i know.
you are going to love being a gramma, its an amazing experience.
best of luck to you.
Great cake! Applause!!!
Congrats, Grandma, enjoy your little girl!
I'll try to post some directions in the next day or two. Thanks for your comments. My son is the father of this child. I was thrilled that I got to do the cake. Mommy-to-be didn't give any instruction and doesn't have a clue as to what it will be. I hope she's happy with it.
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AI clicked on to this,can't see the cake,it says Video can't be found,can any one tell me were I can find it plse,as I am about to embark on doing a revolving carousel cake myself in the next couple of weeks.
ASays not available....would love to see it!
your link is no longer valid
Its from 2010, thats probably why.
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1983 Takamine EF 39MR Project Acoustic Electric Guitar
This guitar is no longer for sale (sold on 2006-04-14)
Price : US $276
1983 Takamine EF-39MR Project Acoustic Electric Guitar
Up for auction here we have a Takamine EF-39 acoustic/electric guitar. Features include: quilted, arched Maple top, seven ply binding, Rosewood bridge, 4 band EQ pickup, one piece Mahogany neck, Rosewood fingerboard, real pearl dot inlays.
Project guitar. Neck is straight, truss rod works, original frets have minor wear. The neck needs to be re-set, but not for angle person - it looks like the guitar has been stressed at the base of the neck (possibly sat on) causing the finish and the binding to separate at the base of the neck. The guitar is worthy of the needed repair - it could even be played without the repairs.
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Great on-field chatter as well as menu music. The menu music is all customizable and has got some good bands (GC and Korn) Its got Rap, Rock and some kind of other genre and the music that plays on field is really pumping, especially when you get a gamebreaker.
This game is great but I suggest renting it. Its just a bunch of fun smashed up into 3 hours of repeating tasks and other things. You play every team in the NFL and Every all star team and the Legends team. Sounds fun huh? It's more of a multi-player game. So if you have a multi-tap and some friends, this is a great game. If you don't have a multi-tap, get one. If you don't have friends, well, tape the controller to your dog. If you don't have a dog, your out of luck.
Reviewer's Rating: 4.0 - Great
Originally Posted: 02/14/05
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This article was published 22/8/2013 (1459 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
The wave of the future is here at northeast Winnipeg community centres.
Online registration is being offered for winter sports at several clubs.
Oxford Heights Community Club, located at 359 Dowling Ave. E., will open its online registration on Aug. 28 and run it until Sept. 8 at www.oxfordheights.ca. The club will also hold in-person dates on Sept. 5 and Sept. 8 from 7 to 9 p.m.
Gateway Recreation Centre, located at 1717 Gateway Rd., kicked off registration Aug. 20 and will run it until Sept. 10 at www.gatewayrec.com. Its in-person registration date is Sept. 5 from 6 to 8 p.m.
Park City West Community Club will open registration on Aug. 27, and will hold it until Sept. 8 at www.pcwcc.ca. The club, located at 115 Sanford Fleming Rd., will host in-person registration Sept. 5 and Sept. 8 from 7 to 9 p.m. to assist people with the online format.
East St. Paul Community Centre will kick off its online registration on Aug. 26, running it to Sept. 8, at www.espcc.ca. The club is also holding an in-person date at the centre (264 Hoddinott Rd.) on Sept. 4 from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Some clubs are still doing it the old-fashioned way.
East End Community Club has three in-person dates: Aug. 27, Sept. 5 and Sept. 8 from 6 to 8 p.m. The club is located at 517 Pandora Ave. E.
Valley Gardens Community Centre (218 Antrim Rd.) is holding evening registration on Aug. 22 and Aug. 27 from 7 to 9 p.m. and morning registration on Aug. 31 from 11 to 1 p.m.
Bronx Park Community Centre (720 Henderson Hwy.) is holding its registration dates on Aug. 28 and Sept. 4 from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
Melrose Park Community Centre (480 Kimberly Ave.) is holding hockey registration on Aug. 28 and Sept. 4, and indoor soccer and cheerleading registration on Sept. 9 and 12. All are from 6 to 8 p.m.
North Kildonan Community Centre (1144 Kingsford Pl.) is holding its registrations on Aug. 26 and Sept. 4 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.


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Motorcyclist cited for driving 128 mph in 55-mph zone south of Moorhead
A 21-year-old Barnesville, Minn., man was pulled over Tuesday for driving a motorcycle 128 mph in a 55-mph zone south of Moorhead, according to the Minnesota State Patrol.
According to a Patrol news release, Jacob Louis Gehrig was stopped on his motorcycle without incident and cited for driving the excessive speed, which is a $385 fine.
In addition, drivers charged with driving in excess of 100 mph can have their driving privileges revoked for a six-month period, the State Patrol said.
The incident happened at about 1:30 p.m. when a state tropper clocked the southbound motorcycle on County Road 52 between Sabin and Baker, Minn., about 10 miles south of Moorhead.


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Notorius Jatt, Polymath, Hot Chip, RDB, Am:x and more.
Welcome to the first podcast of former BBC Asian Network DJ Sonnyji. Sonnyji has put together over 250 mixtapes for the BBC on his show the Bhangra Mixtape and is now taking his talents online with his new podcast 'East Beatz West'. This is a mix of Bhangra, House, Electro, Hip Hip, D&B & so much more from a DJ & presenter who is the pioneer of the cross genre Bhangra mix.
In this Mixcast there is new music from Hard Kaur, Tru Skool, RDB, Eminem, Netsky, Herve, Alex Metric, Manni Sandhu, Sharooz, Tigerstyle and so much more.
Iv only just located you on here, love your music back then on Asian Network... Congratulations Sonny Ji
Welcome back Sonny ji
Is there anyway I can't get AMX - noor mehal de uddeh
Hey guys. . .I'm really enjoying being online as now you'll have the mixes to keep this time. There will be more to come for sure and this is really the start . The progression continues ;)
Congrats Sonny -- sounds good!
No surprise, of course it's crazy good. Keep em up Sonny!
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A ROOFER has been given a suspended sentence and 150 hours unpaid work after admitting failing to give a Dorchester customer their legal rights to cancel work.
William Birch, 40, of Whitegates Caravan Park, Bridgewater, Somerset, admitted fraudulently failing to give a consumer their rights to cancel a job.
Dorset County Council's trading standards service brought the prosecution and Birch pleaded guilty. He was sentenced to three months imprisonment, suspended for a year, and a community order to carry out 150 hours of unpaid work.
He also was ordered to pay £150 compensation to the victim and £1,000 costs to Dorset County Council.
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Australian shares dropped for a third consecutive day, ending at a two-week closing low, as slackening Chinese import growth and soft US jobs data renewed worries about a stalling economic recovery.
China is Australia's top trade partner and key consumer of its resources. Data showed Chinese imports grew 5.3 percent from a year ago, far below a 9 percent forecast.
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He said Australian job advertisement figures released today showed that businesses planned to expand as confidence and conditions continued to improve, and pointed to a modest rise in the unemployment rate to 5.3 per cent, from 5.2 per cent.
Austar, Foxtel
Shares in regional pay-TV firm Austar United Communications bucked the trend to rise after the competition regulator cleared a $US1.9 billion takeover by larger rival Foxtel, after Foxtel agreed to broaden its concessions..
Gold stocks were the other stand out as the price of gold hit a one-week high. Newcrest Mining climbed 2.7 percent to $28.80.
The spot price of gold in Sydney at 1636 AEST was $US1,651.80 per fine ounce, up $US27.33 from Thursday's local close of $US1,624.47.
Market heavyweight BHP Billiton was down 19 cents at $34.25, Rio Tinto was 44 cents lower at $64.85, Fortescue gave up eight cents, or 1.37 per cent, at $5.78 and OZ Minerals fell 23 cents, or 2.39 per cent, to $9.39.
The major banks were all weaker, with National Australia Bank faring the worst, down 0.8 per cent at $24.58.
In the energy sector, Santos was 10 cents cheaper at $14.08 and Woodside was down 49 cents, or 1.39 per cent, at $34.69 after it pushed back the final decision date for its proposed $30 billion Browse liquefied natural gas project by at least six months.
Shares in Energy Resources of Australia gained 1.2 percent to $1.275 after the company lifted its production forecast for 2012 uranium oxide to between 3,200 and 3,700 tonnes, up from a range of 3,000 to 3,700 tonnes.
National turnover was 1.92 billion shares worth $3.63 billion, with 321 stocks up, 681 down and 393 unchanged.
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Highlights of upcoming season include matches against seven opponents who advanced to postseason competition.
Coral Gables (July 08, 2011) — Three regular-season tournaments, matches against seven opponents who advanced to postseason competition last year, and an Atlantic Coast Conference finale against in-state rival Florida State are just some of the highlights of the University of Miami women's volleyball team's 2011 schedule.
The squad, which finished 23-9 (13-7 in the ACC) last year, enters its 11th season under head coach Nicole Lantagne Welch, who has guided the Hurricanes to two consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances.
Miami will begin the year at the Tiger Classic, facing Jacksonville State in a season-opening match on Friday, August 26. The following day, the 'Canes will face Louisiana-Lafayette and tournament host Louisiana State University. Last season the LSU Tigers competed in the NCAA Tournament, falling to Tulsa in the opening round.
The following weekend UM travels across the country to Malibu, California, to participate in the Pepperdine Asics Classic, taking on UC Santa Barbara, Georgia, and host Pepperdine during a two-day tournament that runs September 2-3.
UM concludes its regular-season tournament schedule at home with the Hurricane Invitational, a tournament the team has won two of the last three times, including last season with wins over San Francisco, Bethune-Cookman, and Florida International. The 2011 Hurricane Invitational will feature teams from Florida A&M, Auburn, and Oklahoma. Miami opens with Florida A&M (September 8th) and then faces Auburn (September 9) and Oklahoma (September 10). Both Auburn and Oklahoma advanced to last year's NCAA Tournament, with the Sooners going to the Sweet 16 and Auburn advancing to the second round.
The Hurricanes open ACC competition on the road against in-state rival Florida State (September 14), followed by trips to Virginia Tech (September 23) and Virginia (September 25). Five of the squad's first seven ACC matches will be on the road.
Wake Forest (September 30) and Duke (October 2) visit Coral Gables a week later. Miami hits the road the following weekend with a two-match swing along venerable Tobacco Road, as the 'Canes face North Carolina State (October 7) and North Carolina (October 9).
Clemson and Georgia Tech travel to Coral Gables on October 14 and 16, respectively. UM will face Boston College (October 21) and Maryland (October 23) a week later.
In what will be their longest home stand, the Hurricanes will welcome Virginia (October 28), Virginia Tech (October 30), North Carolina (November 4), and North Carolina State (November 6).
A four-match road trek ensues, with Miami traveling to Duke (November 10), Wake Forest (November 12), Georgia Tech (November 18) and Clemson (November 19). The 'Canes conclude the regular season at home against FSU on Saturday, November 26.
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text: Western Nebraska Community College continues to turn to Utah to stock its roster with talented high school basketball stars. The junior college in Scottsbluff, Neb., announced last week that it has signed Syracuse High's Diante Mitchell and Mountain Crest High's Tyler Crosbie. The Utah prep all-staters will begin playing for the Cougars next fall. Western Nebraska CC is coached by former Utahn Russell Beck. "We are absolutely pleased that these two young men have chosen to pursue an education and further their already decorated basketball careers here at Western Nebraska," Beck said. "Not only will these two provide us with one of the best freshman backcourts in the NJCAA, but they are both young men that have high character and an amazing work ethic." Mitchell is a 6-foot-2 point guard who was named second-team all-state in Class 5A last season. Crosbie is a 6-1 shooting guard and a 4A first-team all-state pick who helped the Mustangs make it to the 4A state championship game. "We expect both of them to step in right away and we feel that they are going to give us a dynamic 1-2 punch," Beck said.


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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings, has been charged with using and conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction and malicious destruction of property by means of an explosive device resulting in death. [Commentary on the 'weapon of mass destruction' definition at Wired.com.]
Below are the charges against Tsarnaev, including an FBI affidavit, and a transcript of the bedside court session held at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center on April 22nd.
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"This affidavit is submitted in support of an application for a complaint charging DZHOKHAR A. TSARNAEV of Cambridge, Massachusetts ("DZHOKHAR TSARNAEV") with using a weapon of mass destruction against persons and property at the Boston Marathon on April 15, 2013, resulting in death. More specifically, I submit this affidavit in support of an application for a complaint charging DZHOKHAR TSARNAEV with (1) unlawfully using and conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction (namely, an improvised explosive device) against persons and property within the United States used in interstate and foreign commerce and in an activity that affects interstate and foreign commerce, which offense and its results affected interstate and foreign commerce (including, but not limited to, the Boston Marathon, private businesses in Eastern Massachusetts, and the City of Boston itself), resulting in death, in violation of 18 U.S.C. s2332a; and (2) maliciously damaging and destroying, by means of an explosive, real and personal property used in interstate and foreign commerce and in an activity affecting interstate and foreign commerce, resulting in personal injury and death, in violation of 18 U.S.C. s844(i)."
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THE COURT: I will
ask the doctor whether or not the patient is alert.
You can rouse him.
DR. ODOM: How are you feeling?
Are you able to answer some questions?
THE DEFENDANT: (Defendant nods affirmatively.)
THE CLERK: United States District
Court for the District of Massachusetts is now in session,
the Honorable Marianne B. Bowler presiding.
Today is Monday, April 22, 2013. The case of U.S. v. Tsarnaev, Magistrate Judge No. 13-2106, will now be heard.
Will counsel please identify themselves for the record.
MR. WEINREB: Good morning, your Honor. William Weinreb for the United States.
MR. FICK: Good morning, your Honor. William Fick for Mr. Tsarnaev.
THE COURT: And you have had an opportunity to speak with him?
MR. FICK: Very briefly, your Honor.
THE COURT: So you have your lawyers here.
THE DEFENDANT: (Defendant nods affirmatively.)
Mr. Tsarnaev, I am Magistrate Judge Bowler. This
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You have been charged with (1): Use of a weapon of mass destruction, in violation of 18, United States Code, Section 2332a(a); and malicious destruction of property resulting in death, in violation of 18, United States Code, Section 844(i).
Mr. Weinreb, what are the maximum penalties?
MR. WEINREB: Your Honor, the maximum penalty on each count is death, or imprisonment for any term of years, or life.
THE COURT: Is there a fine?
MR. WEINREB: A fine of up to $250,000.
THE COURT: I will tell you about your right to counsel, and I will consider conditions of release pending further court proceedings; that is, whether or not you should be detained and what amount of bail should be set.
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The holding of Jewish religious services on trans-Atlantic steamers, one of the Summer projects of the Department of Synagogue and School Extension, is gaining in popularity, according to reports recently received from Rabbi Louis Egelson, assistant director of the department; Rabbi Isaac Marcuson of Macon, Ga., and Dr. Rudolph I. Coffee of Oakland, Cal.
Rabbi Marcuson, writing from on board the S. S. California, declared that the services recently conducted on the ship on a Saturday morning drew such a large crowd that many had to stand throughout the service. Dr. Coffee, who sailed for Europe recently on the S. S. Tuscania, preached on the significance of Plymouth in religious history, as the ship was approaching Plymouth, England.
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Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia is proud to sponsor the XVth Congress of the International Association of Buddhist Studies, June 23-28, 2008. This academic conference, held once every three to four years, is the premier international forum for scholars of Buddhism to present their findings.
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Help! Traveled Recently with My Guidebooks? I Have Questions for You.
I've just huddled for three days with my lead editors and co-authors to review our entire series of guidebooks. We consider this a "wellness check": While we assume that our books are in good shape (and are reassured by our ever-increasing sales), we want to be certain they are all living up to their full potential.
As I travel, I enjoy bumping into people using my books, who allow me to anecdotally get a sense of how they are using our material. But we have no way of knowing for sure which chapters and which sections in each book get the most use. And throughout our "book summit," we often wondered, "What would our readers say about this?"
We're hoping you can be our guinea pigs. Here's a list of some of the questions we wish we had a crystal ball to help us answer. Let us know your take on any of these topics:
- In our Spain book, has anybody used our chapter on Cantabria (the northern coastal region featuring the Altamira Cave, the towns of Comillas and Santillana, and the Picos de Europa mountains)? If no one hollers, this chapter is toast.
- Has anyone used our coverage of Sitges, the beach resort near Barcelona? Speak now or say "Adéu" to Sitges.
- In Germany, is anyone still using the Romantic Road bus tour? Or is it more for drivers these days? Back in 1980, this was one of the original "Back Doors" in the first edition of Europe Through the Back Door. But these days, it seems those buses are going empty. Achtung! If no one speaks up, it's auf Wiedersehen to the Romantische Strasse.
- For the German city with the great Gothic cathedral, we're debating between the German name, Köln, and the English one, Cologne. We call Florence "Florence" rather than "Firenze," but we call Seville "Sevilla" — so consistency is not our policy. Your preference: Köln or Cologne?
- We love the city of Dresden, in Germany, and cover it generously in our guidebook. But it's hard to gauge how many of our readers are going there. Have you gone? Do you care?
- We generously include Salzburg (which is in Austria) in our Germany book. We wonder: Are a lot of our readers in Munich and Bavaria side-tripping in Salzburg, without continuing all the way to Hallstatt or Vienna (which are covered in a separate book)? Unless there's a huge outcry, we're going to cut Salzburg out of the Germany guidebook.
- Speaking of Salzburg–has anyone taken any of the "Sound of Music" tours there? Did you enjoy them? Are we overrating these in our book?
Thanks in advance for your advice. It's a big help
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I say go with the local language spelling. It helps with signs and we can then make Germans pronounce Goethe Street in Chicago Go Thee. :)
I really enjoyed my visit to Dresden. I had had no idea that so much of it had been restored.
On the Helpline (now Travel Forum) we seem to often get asked about day trips or at least trips to Salzburg from Munich.
And I took Bob's SOM tour and loved it. I liked the small van, I like the guide, I liked the chance to ride the luge and I liked the fun with SOM.
Posted by: Pam - Feb 20, 2014 05:04 PM
3) Having driven in Bavaria and Franconia 5 times in the past 7 years [1,000km + each time], we have never felt any advantage to a bus. A few times our GPS rerouted us around the notorious summer traffic jams…probably not happening on a bus. Spontaneous "evolving" is not as feasible by bus.
4) Most of us butcher umlaut ¨ pronunciation… definitely Cologne.
5)We spent a week in Dresden {and nearby Bad Schandou, spa town on Elbe River 35 km SE of Dresden near CZ & PL borders] in summer 2010, and used your book extensively.
You should not eliminate Dresden and its poignant WWII history and reconciliation.
6) All 5 of our itineraries which included Salzburg originated in Germany. Since each time was further into Austria, we used your Austria book. Salzburg sections of the Germany books were cut out and left home.
Thanks for asking.
Posted by: George Leitner - Feb 20, 2014 05:16 PM
I know you did not ask anything about England, but we have used many of your guide books and have been studying the England book for a couple months and I have to say it is more confusing than any of the others. Transportation for one seems to go back and forth and confusing. I know London has a lot of sites to offer, but usually you present it a little more organized and I feel you have to go back and forth from one part of London to another. Also I had considered tearing parts out of the book but am too afraid of missing on something.
I think that Salzburg worked great for our German trip we did a loop from Frankfurt, the Rhine, Black Forest, Austria, Prague and back.
Posted by: Judy - Feb 20, 2014 06:26 PM
I prefer Cologne only because it is historically what I have called the city. We loved Dresden and Gorlitz and the guidebook made it easy and efficient in 2010. Both were way better than I thought East Germany would be. We used the German & Austria guidebook when we went in 2008 to Aus (Vienna, Salzburg, Melk, Hallstatt) and Bavaria. Not sure you publish that anymore, but it was very useful. We used the 2010 Germany GB when we visited the Rhine, Nuremburg, Dresden, Gorlitz, and Berlin.
Posted by: Casey Contini - Feb 20, 2014 06:27 PM
Used the Salzburg part of the Germany book, and loved it. Also loved the sound of music tour! Used the Germany book extensively 3 years ago. Was great. Just finished the western Mediterranean cruise, and found your cruise book very helpful. As well, the audio tours in Rome were wonderful, particularly the Sistine chapel, where we sat and stared upwards and listened!
Recommend Highly Hotel Golden in Rome! Family operated and an absolute delight!
Posted by: Claudia - Feb 20, 2014 08:08 PM
took Bob's special SOM tour and loved it! It was a chance to see some of the countryside, visit a lovely park, a drive thru Mondsee (location where the wedding scene was filmed). We passed on the luge, but kids seemed to enjoy it.
Posted by: Mike - Feb 20, 2014 09:43 PM
We stayed in Munich in December and day tripped into Salzburg and found that section in the Germany book to be extremely helpful! We did the self guided walk and it was great. Having the Salzburg section in the Germany book was very useful for our trip and I would hate to see it taken out!
Posted by: Shannon Still - Feb 21, 2014 09:10 AM
We used your guidebook advice in Salzburg on our Germany trip last summer. We visited Salzburg in between Reutte and Munich.
Posted by: Christy - Feb 21, 2014 09:54 AM
We were just in Germany in September and I have these comments:
Romantic Road bus – no interest, we rented a car and prefer that flexibility
Dresden – would have liked to go there, but just didn't have the time. Appreciate the coverage in your book, hope to visit in the future.
Salzburg – we day-tripped there from Munich and would hate to see that cut from the book. Did not do a SOM tour.
Posted by: Pat - Feb 21, 2014 09:56 AM
I vote to keep Salzburg in the Germany book! It's an excellent and easy side trip from Munich and, in my opinion, really rounds out a Germany trip nicely by giving a traveller a taste of the Alps. I did a southern Germany trip a few year ago with family, and Salzburg was among the highlights.
I also really enjoyed the SoM tour. For fans of the movie, it is a great way to see the outlying movie sights without having your own transportation.
Posted by: David - Feb 21, 2014 01:59 PM
I used the Picos de Europa info by carrying it to Spain and reading it while planning a driving route there, but did not have time to stop at the recommended lift area. I had already visited Santillana and Altamira before they were in Rick's Spain book.
I also enjoyed a stay in Dresden using Rick's Germany book.
Posted by: Laura - Feb 21, 2014 03:39 PM
Like what one other online poster stated, if a destination/attraction is not recommended in your books/website/shows, it's almost like it will not make it in on many of your readers/followers' travel plans (like me :-) ). Example: Because of your coverage of Dresden, we're planning a side trip there next month while visiting a relative near Cologne.
Because of Dresden's reputation as "the Florence on the Elbe" and Dresden appears near and easy to get to (compared to like Cesky Krumlov, recommended in the EE book) from Prague, perhaps a mention of this in the Prague chapter of the Eastern Europe should be considered.
Posted by: ricardo - Feb 21, 2014 04:13 PM
My comments for some of the questions:
4) My suggestion would be to standardize all your Guidebooks by putting the English name first, with the local name in parentheses. Knowing the local names is important for buying train tickets, and it certainly doesn't hurt for travelers to know these.
5) YES, please continue to list Dresden in your books. Possibly that section could be expanded? As a matter of fact, I plan on going there this year and I'm using your book extensively to plan the trip.
6) I'd leave Salzburg in the Germany book as it's such an easy side trip from Munich. That will save the cost of having to buy two books just for information to take a day trip.
Posted by: KD - Feb 21, 2014 08:30 PM
Hello Rick! We relied on your books quite frequently for our first trip to Europe last year. We went to Munich, then traveled by car to Fussen (and the castles), then up to Rothenburg, then west to the Rhine (and eventually to Brugges, Brussels, and Amsterdam by train). To me, covering a lot is easiest by car, and quite honestly, much more rewarding. Seeing and stopping where we wanted was great. And let's be honest, the pride of conquering the Autobauhn and riding the inspiration for the US highway system is invigorating.
Also, I like Koln. I was mocked at my US company by a German born citizen when I pronounced it Cologne (although it helps to know both).
Posted by: Eric - Feb 21, 2014 08:53 PM
1/2. Used your Spain book, but didn't visit either of those places.
3. We went directly from Munich to Nurnberg. We weren't interested in the towns along the way so the fast train was great for us.
4. My vote is for Köln. I like being familiar with the local spelling/pronunciation of things.
5. We really wanted to go to Dresden and Gorlitz on our last trip but couldn't make it work. We intend to return to see those great cities!
6. We visited Salzburg and Vienna before heading to Munich, and we brought along both countries' books.
7. We are not huge SOM nuts (it did come out nearly 20 years before we were born…), but went on a tour because of your enthusiasm for it. We were…underwhelmed. It wasn't terrible, but we weren't impressed.
Posted by: Susan - Feb 21, 2014 09:36 PM
Salzburg is a straight shot on the autobahn from Munich so I would vote to keep it in.
I enjoyed a half-day visit to "mad" King Ludwig's replica of Versailles known as Herrenchiemsee. It is situated on a lush island on Lake Chiemee near the village of Prien. The palace is stunning and worth a visit.
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Posted by: Jeff Griggs - Feb 22, 2014 01:10 PM
Would love to visit that part of Spain for the Picos hikes … S it's nice to leave it in. However if you decidentomtake it out it would be great to have a link to download that chapter as a PDF for a couple years for those at like it … An idea that might work for all the other chapters you're looking to prune … And put them in the updates or extras archives sections on the book website . Best of both worlds for customers and cost cutting publisher :)
Posted by: Tom - Feb 23, 2014 02:21 PM
4. I prefer Koln. It's what locals call it, and I like to fit in when I travel.
On a trip to Berlin, I learned some interesting trivia from a tour guide on a walking tour. I learned that in the Middle Ages, western Berlin was call Kolnn with the extra letter N.
5. I would like you to keep material on Dresden. I admit that I have never visited Dresden. On my most-recent German trip, I wanted to visit Dresden because of what you had written on it but didn't make it because of a lack of time. I plan to visit Dresden when I next go to Germany. Also, I think Dresden should be kept because of the Rick Steves's back-door philosophy.
6. I don't mind if you cut Salzburg from your Germany guide book. While I mostly enjoyed my visit there in 1996 because of the Mozart and other sites, I do not plan to go again. Salzburg caters to the wealthy. I feel the same about Bruges, Belgium. It and Salzburg are too chi-chi for the true, independent-minded traveler.
Posted by: Craig - Feb 23, 2014 03:14 PM
4. Cologne. Umlauts are intimidating.
6. We visited Munich in December 2008 to see the Christmas markets. It was a short trip, but we managed to fit in a night in Salzburg. (Back then, Germany and Austria were in a single book. I would have bought a separate Austria book if needed, but my preference would obviously be to include Salzburg with the Germany book.)
7. I loved the Sound of Music tour and would recommend it to anyone who has a passing interest in the movie. We had a wonderful, enthusiastic tour guide and chatty tour mates, and the sites were picturesque.
Posted by: Melissa - Feb 24, 2014 07:58 AM
Yes, please cover Dresden. Looking forward to a 2016 trip to Germany and plan on Dresden and Gorlitz in our itinerary.
Also, seems to make sense to continue offering Salzburg in the Germany guidebook.
I'd vote for Cologne but do agree that it'd be nice to reference/link to the local names somehow in the chapter titles to help familiarize readers with how the names will appear in country.
Posted by: Scott - Feb 24, 2014 09:16 AM
4) We just visited Cologne in October and used both pronunciations. You seem to interchange them after some time and never really notice which one you are using. I think it would be best for the first time visitor to Cologne to get used to "Koln", especially when travelling via train to and from. Either way, enjoy the Kolsch!
6)No, don't do this. Salzburg is the perfect side trip when visiting Bavaria. The German rail network considers Salzburg as a German stop, you should too! We spent one week of our two week vacation in the Fussen and Salzburg areas and loved it. Your guidebooks were a tremendous help. Don't make us buy two for the same area because your stuck on a nationality.
Posted by: Nello Stover - Feb 24, 2014 01:05 PM
Hi Rick,
I was in Germany a few years ago. I loved the Romantic Road. I rented a car in Wurzberg and drove down to Fussen. I only had the car for one day. Rest of time took trains.
Also, while in Salzberg, I did the SOM tour. Loved it. I was traveling solo. I was on the tour with very nice American family. We stopped in the Alps at a lovely roadside cafe for apple strudel and tea. Your guidebooks are always helpful especially for sleeping arrangements.
Posted by: Mary - Feb 25, 2014 06:28 PM
Just got your new Great Britain guidebook. How can you not include much of anything on Oxford. It is a great destination. You do readers a disservice by not having more on Oxford and much about Cambridge. BOTH are valid , excellent destinations.
Posted by: RUss - Feb 26, 2014 07:28 AM
Great questions! I can answer a few of them from my and my wife's travels:
5. Yes, we went to Dresden and we really enjoyed it!
6. Yes, we toured Germany using your Germany book, and we did side-trip to Salzburg! It was a great addition to your Germany book IMO. I hope you keep it. We have fond memories of Salzburg.
7. No, we didn't do any Sound of Music tours when we were there. We found so many other interesting things to do in Salzburg that we skipped it.
Hope that helps!
Posted by: Lee - Feb 26, 2014 09:16 AM
We went to Germany, Salzburg(only) and Turkey in 2012. I really appreciated the inclusion of Salzburg in the Germany guide. We loved the Sound of Music Tour. I considered the Romantic Road bus, but decided the train was the easier way to get to Rothenburg.
Posted by: Lynda - Feb 26, 2014 03:04 PM
Also, I greatly appreciated the instructions on getting to Fussen and the detailed instructions for getting from there to Neuchwenstein. The time we spent in Fussen was one of the best memories of our trip-such a great picturesque city and great place to walk.
Posted by: Lynda - Feb 26, 2014 03:09 PM
3) I've driven the Romantic Road by rental car and frankly did not know until now that there was a bus tour, but that does not matter, I would have taken the car anyway.
4) I have never heard anyone refer to the cathedral as the Koln Cathedral, always the Cologne Cathedral.
6) Spent a wonderful day and a half in Salzburg. Stayed in a lovely little apartment over a garage on a local farmer's property just outside of town. The views were great as was the room. It was a quick hop by car to get to the city. To me, you have got to get past the "Sound of Music" aspect of the city and enjoy it for what it is. I really enjoyed it here, I would not drop it, but I would cut back, way back, on tying it to the Sound of Music.
Posted by: Ira - Feb 26, 2014 03:23 PM
(1) My wife has been dying to see Altamira since we saw the Dordogne caves in 2010. We are planning on Spain in 2016, so we're hoping it's covered in the R. Steves guide by then.
(2) & (3) – did not even consider Sitges or the Romantic Road bus tour when we were there. We did Romantic Road by car.
(4) If you go with Köln, it's only fair to go with Firenze, which I always thought was one of the cooler native city names compared to the anglicized version.
(5) In our case, we did indeed continue on to Hallstatt and Berchtesgaden when we hopped over to Salzburg, but I can imagine a more German-centric itinerary where we would have made room for only Salzburg (and I have friends who did this). It's so wonderful, and so convenient from Munich, that I think you should go with your original instinct to include it in the Germany guide. If you don't, then Salzburg won't get annual updates, is that right? That wouldn't seem just for a city of it's significance.
The Sound of Music bus tour would probably have been only one pyramid for me, but it was a solid two pyramid's for my wife (who likes the movie, although I wouldn't say she is a huge fan or anything), so I wouldn't suggest de-emphasizing them too much.
Posted by: Daniel - Feb 27, 2014 07:19 AM
One more note on Altamira: they are opening the cave paintings to the public! This is hot off the presses news as of YESTERDAY:
Maybe a bad time to cut Altamira?
Posted by: Daniel - Feb 27, 2014 07:54 AM
Hi Rick…just joined your site but have been using your books and watching your shows 'forever'. I've lived and travel often in Europe…so my two cents worth:
3. Never took a bus tour anywhere (except when I lived and worked in Germany)…travel by car is the best! Costs more of course, but saves a lot of time and the flexibility can't be beat.
4. Köln please…American's in general are lazy enough with foreign languages and should at least know the 'local' names of the cities and towns. Imagine how we would react if a foreigner came to the US and used their own names for our cities?
5. I've been to Dresden in the 90's…it is a bit out of the way and is not known as a hot-spot for US tourists. Lovely region of Germany and not well visited either. Go with the consensus of your readers on this one.
6.Please keep Salzburg in your guide book! It is a charming city with a lot of local side trip opportunities. It was the first city I visited during my first visit to Europe in 1981!
7. I have visited Salzburg numerous times over the years but never took a SOM tour. It just doesn't resonate with me…so many other things to see and do in and around Salzburg!
I love your website…great information and I will be posting more in the future! I am heading back to Germany/Austria in 2015…looking forward to it!
Posted by: RogerH - Feb 28, 2014 09:38 AM
rick, please don't delete the sitges chapter in the spain book! as a huge fan of you and your guidebooks, i am always impressed that you include details for and about gay americans traveling to europe. as you know, sitges is a big gay destination outside of barcelona, and your coverage of it is excellent as always. please consider this for your avid gay (and straight!) readership. thank you!
Posted by: EricB - Mar 04, 2014 09:52 AM
I did a day trip from München to Salzburg in 2003 with a Bayern Ticket (since Salzburg is just over the border, it's included even though the ticket is technically just for Bavaria) and enjoyed it immensely and would recommend it to anyone in the area. I did not take any of the tours, (although I did visit the fortress and saw the abbey from the foot of the cliff on which it sits) and almost never do regardless of where I go.
I prefer to go with the native city name when possible, so I vote for Köln.
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Are you tired of dealing with unprofessional mechanics who just want to get money out of you for unnecessary repairs? At Maine's Morall Brake and More, honesty is not only in our mission statement, it's also good business sense. That's why we've been around for 30+ years, providing a variety of automotive services to Brewer residents with integrity and consistency. If you need a tune up, a brake replacement or an auto inspection, we have everything you need in one place. Call us today!
One size fits all is not a good philosophy for automotive maintenance and repair. The technicians at Morall Brake and More are experienced in servicing an array of models, from Toyota to Chevrolet to Lexus. If it has four wheels and a transmission, you can bring it to us. Whether your sedan needs an inspection or your truck needs the suspension replaced, we have access to the right parts and tools to get the job done right the first time.
505 Wilson St.
Brewer, ME 04412
Call Us
Phone: 207-989-5538
Mon: 8:00AM-4:30PM
Tue: 8:00AM-4:30PM
Wed: 8:00AM-4:30PM
Thu: 8:00AM-4:30PM
Fri: 8:00AM-4:30PM
Sat: 8:00AM-2:00PM
Sun: Closed