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Signing session and cup game Get down to Madejski Stadium this (Tuesday) evening, to meet some of our players before watching some of our stars of the future.The Royals will be holding a signing session in the Megastore before our under 21s game with QPR on Tuesday 26th November, and entry to the match & car parking are completely FREE.The club are keen to attract supporters of all ages to Madejski Stadium; whether a youngster wants to meet Kingsley, a fan of any age would like an autograph or a supporter would simply like to watch football at the home of the Royals, we are committed to making ourselves as accessible as possible.A number of first team players will be in the Megastore from 5:45pm to 6:45pm, and the u21s game kicks off at 7pm. Entry to the game is via Gate 4 near the Megastore. Parking at the Stadium is also free, and we will also have teamsheets and u21s/u18s team photos to give away on the night.This game against QPR is our first ever match in the Premier League U21s cup, and the game has to be decided on the night so it is bound to be an exciting evening with plenty of goalmouth action. We hope to see you there!

 Watch this video from the last under-21s game at Madejski Stadium, as our youngsters showed their skills.
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Vandals destroy water fountain in St Peter's Church Gardens, Wisbech - for the second time in seven months
PUBLISHED: 11:01 30 January 2018 | UPDATED: 11:01 30 January 2018
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Vandals have for the second time in seven months destroyed the water fountain in St Peter's Church Gardens, Wisbech.
Mayor of Wisbech Councillor Steve Tierney said: "I haven't seen the damage personally but it's very sad that it's been vandalised again.
"I've asked for the CCTV to be reviewed to see if there's any information, hopefully we can get to the bottom of it. It's really unfortunate that it's been vandalised multiple times because it's there for everyone to enjoy.
"It's a shame some idiots think it's an appropriate way to behave."
Photos of the fountain smashed into several pieces posted on social media this morning have already been seen by dozens of members of the Wisbech Discussion Forum Facebook page.
One person said: "I have lived here 75 years and the vandalism seems to be getting worse every year.
Another said: "I remember the original fountain with the fish well. I was saddened to see that one destroyed. Now, after a few months, the new one has gone the same way. What has gone wrong with this town?"
A third person added: "Oh how awful, such a feature in the gardens."
A fourth called it an act of "mindless vandalism" while another described the incident as proof that more officers are needed on streets.
In July 2017, a new water feature was needed to replace the one destroyed by vandals six weeks before.
Fenland District Council replaced the fountain and renovated the pond after vandals damaged it in May.
A replica of the original 1963 fountain was chosen and the pond fish were temporarily rehomed before the authority's contactor ISS Landscaping got to work.
A new pump and filtration system were fitted and the pond repainted. The fountain was then installed and the fish were returned.
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Sometimes God works in mysterious ways, and other times He blatantly reaches down and you find yourself in the middle of a miracle.Jon and I have started this process with no way to pay for it completely. The payments come in chunks, some small enough that we have been able to pay for this far, but as we go down this road the chunks get bigger...which we knew ahead of time.To pay for the majority were going to either A) get help with or B) take out a loan for.
There are moments that I doubt this whole thing, I am such a doubting Thomas. (p.s. I LOVE the name Thomas!) But it is amazing how clear God has made himself with this being His will. Unbelievable really.
Before we started the adoption journey Jon and I prayed specifically that doors would slam in our faces if this was not His will for us. Well, they were all full on open, and now He is now flinging them off their hinges just for fun.
I heard of Love Gives through Leslie, a friend of our family and previous student of my sister Kristin, who is now attending Centerpoint Church in MD. The Pastor there, Donnie Reynolds, has a heart for adoption. The Church has started http://love-gives.com/ to help adoptive families on their way. Leslie, learning that we were adopting told my sister, who relayed the message to me. And I am beyond glad that she did! That night I e-mailed them Jon and my story of adoption. -a few weeks later I got a very unexpected phone call from Pastor Donnie Reynolds. My heart is completely blessed by not only having the gift of financial support, but also having brothers and sisters in Christ walking and praying right along with us! It is beyond obvious to me that Jon and I are not the only ones fighting for this child, God is.
It has taken almost a complete week for this to sink in, it is hard for me to speak about without tears. God's ways are so much bigger than ours...and His family is without boarders. We are completely grateful, completely humbled, and completely in awe at how God is not only making the path clear, but providing for our every need.
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NEW YORK — More than 35 million people along the Philadelphia-to-Boston corridor rushed to get home and settle in Monday as a fearsome storm swirled in with the potential for hurricane-force winds and 1 to 3 feet of snow that could paralyze the Northeast for days.
Snow was blowing sideways with ever-increasing intensity in New York City by midafternoon as flurries began in Boston. Forecasters said the storm would build into a blizzard, and the brunt of it would hit late Monday and into Tuesday.
As the snow got heavier, much of the region rushed to shut down.
More than 6,500 flights in and out of the Northeast were canceled, and many of them may not take off again until Wednesday. Schools and businesses let out early. Government offices closed. Shoppers stocking up on food jammed supermarkets and elbowed one another for what was left. Broadway stages went dark.
"It's going to be ridiculous out there, frightening," said postal deliveryman Peter Hovey, standing on a snowy commuter train platform in White Plains, N.Y.
All too aware that big snowstorms can make or break politicians, governors and mayors moved quickly to declare emergencies and order the
shutdown of streets and highways to prevent travelers from getting stranded and to enable plows and emergency vehicles to get through.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie declared a state of emergency and New Jersey Transit prepared to shut down its commuter trains for days.
Towns along New Jersey's coast are expected to be the hardest hit by the storm, and Jersey shore communities are watching out for flooding.
"This will most likely be one of the largest blizzards in the history of New York City," New York Mayor Bill de Blasio warned.
He urged New Yorkers to go home and stay there, adding: "People have to make smart decisions from this point on."
Gov. Andrew Cuomo and de Blasio pledged to carefully coordinate the state and city's efforts to safeguard the region from the storm — but initially stumbled on how, exactly, to deliver that message to residents.
The two Democrats, who have a complicated relationship, were both in New York but instead of holding a joint news conference, each held their own storm briefing less than five miles apart. The two news conferences were briefly scheduled to start within 15 minutes of each other, making it impossible for them both to be broadcast live on TV to New Yorkers anxious about the storm.
Cuomo's was eventually moved up, and he finished his news conference in Manhattan just as de Blasio took the microphone in Brooklyn.
Up to now, this has been a largely snow-free winter in the urban Northeast. But this storm threatened to make up the difference in a single blow.
Boston was expected to get 2 to 3 feet of snow, New York 11/2 to 2 feet and Philadelphia more than a foot.
The National Weather Service issued a blizzard warning for a 250-mile swath of the region, meaning heavy, blowing snow and potential whiteout conditions. Forecasters warned that the wind could gust to 75 mph or more along the Massachusetts coast and up 50 mph farther inland.
New York City's subways and buses planned to shut down by 11 p.m.
In Massachusetts, ferry service to Martha's Vineyard was greatly curtailed and to Nantucket was suspended.
Commuter railroads across the Northeast announced plans to stop running overnight, and most flights out of the region's major airports were canceled.
Authorities banned travel on all streets and highways in New York City and on Long Island and warned that violators could be fined $300. Even food deliveries were off-limits on the streets of takeout-friendly Manhattan. The governors of Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island also slapped restrictions on nonessential travel.
"We learned the lesson the hard way," said Cuomo, referring to instances in which motorists got stranded in the snow for 24 hours or more.
Nicole Coelho, a nanny from Lyndhurst, N.J., was preparing to pick up her charges early from school and stocking up on macaroni and cheese, frozen pizzas and milk at a supermarket.
"I'm going to make sure to charge up my cellphone, and I have a good book I haven't gotten around to reading yet," she said.
Shopping cart gridlock descended on Fairway, the gourmet grocery on Manhattan's Upper West Side. The meat shelves were all but bare, customers shoved past each other and outside on Broadway the checkout line stretched for a block as the wind and snow picked up. Store employees said it was busier than Christmastime.
Ben Shickel went grocery shopping in Chestnut Hill, Mass., and found shelves had been cleaned out.
"We're used to these big snowstorms in New England, but 2 to 3 feet all at once and 50 to 60 mph winds? That's a different story," he said.
In another possible sign that people were hunkering down at home, Fresh Direct, a grocery delivery service in the Northeast, said it had seen a rise in orders for Movie Day snacks such as microwave popcorn and chocolate chip cookies.
On Wall Street, however, the New York Stock Exchange stayed open and said it would operate normally Tuesday as well.
Coastal residents braced for a powerful storm surge and the possibility of damaging flooding and beach erosion, particularly in New Jersey and on Cape Cod in Massachusetts. Officials in New Jersey shore towns warned people to move their cars off the streets and away from the water.
Utility companies across the region put additional crews on standby to deal with anticipated power outages.
The storm posed one of the biggest tests yet for Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker, who has been in office for less than three weeks. He warned residents to prepare for power outages and roads that are "very hard, if not impossible, to navigate."
The storm interrupted jury selection in the Boston Marathon bombing case and forced a postponement in opening statements in the murder trial of former NFL star Aaron Hernandez in Fall River, Mass.
The Super Bowl-bound New England Patriots got out of town just in time, leaving from Logan Airport around midday for Phoenix, where the temperature will reach the high 60s.
The Washington area was expecting only a couple of inches of snow. But the House postponed votes scheduled for Monday night because lawmakers were having difficulty flying back to the nation's capital after the weekend.


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Discussion in 'General Gallery' started by Oldfireguy, Apr 7, 2006.
Caught my eye testing a new lens.
Seems a bit too blurry on the bottom.
What on earth was this rust on?
Looks like whatever it is, it is angled and he's shooting on a shallow f/number.
Picture doesn't do anything for me...cool rust formation, though. What was it on?
Or he is using an LB??
Now that you mention it, it does look like that...
Rust was on a barrel band on a wooden bucket. Not a LB but a 105 macro lens. Trying to get used to it. Does seem to blur off if the surface is not flat.
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As controversy surrounds him, Drake took his talents over to Switzerland to perform at the star studded Openair Frauenfeld Festival. On Day 1 of the marathon festival, Drake performed a slew of his hits including "No Lie," "Round Of Applause," and "Forever."
Drake has been at the epicenter of controversy since visiting New York City a few weeks ago and getting into an altercation with Chris Brown. Ranging from $1,000,000 challenges to reactions from rappers all over the world, all of it hasn't seemed to phase the Toronto rapper as he's stayed relatively mum about the whole situation. Drake has continued to perform at shows such as this, so hit the jump to check it out.
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LinkedIn Reaches $6M Settlement Agreement With Department of Labor
Social media site pays overtime and damages to 359 employees
LinkedIn Corp said Monday it would pay more than $6 million in overtime and damages to 359 current and former employees under the terms of a settlement agreement with the U.S. Department of Labor, according to published reports.
The business social media site violated U.S. wage laws, the Labor Department said, failing to properly compensate workers for overtime hours.
LinkedIn agreed to pay more than $3.3 million in retroactive overtime wages and more than $2.5 million in damages to workers in California, Illinois, Nebraska and New York.
David Weil, the administrator of the Labor Department's Wage and Hour Division, said in a statement that LinkedIn has "shown a great deal of integrity by fully cooperating with investigators and stepping up to the plate without hesitation to help make workers whole."
The Labor Department said LinkedIn has mailed payments to the workers covered by the settlement, Reuters reported.
LinkedIn characterized the case as a technical error and said it had already started making corrections when it was contacted by the Labor Department. "This was a function of not having the right tools in place for some employees and their managers to track hours properly," a LinkedIn spokeswoman told the Wall Street Journal.
LinkedIn said it would inform its managers that overtime work must be recorded and paid for, and that so-called "off the clock" work was prohibited for workers who are not salaried managers.
The announcement had little impact on LinkedIn's shares, which closed 0.4 percent higher on Monday. Last week, the social media company reported a second-quarter loss, but a 47 percent increase in revenue, which beat analyst estimates.


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HCM City scored 36 points to ensure a berth in the national premier tournament, although there are three rounds remaining.
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'Nova: Earth From Space' Brings Visual Flair to Cutting-Edge Science
With locations taken from all seven continents and most of the seas, this truly world-spanning and mind-expanding documentary is well worth watching.
Nova's Earth From Space is a 2two-hour PBS program that uses computer imaging, satellite data, and a fair amount of Hollywood-style special effects to illuminate previously unknown phenomena about our planet, utilizing data provided by orbiting satellites and presenting it in a uniquely appealing way. It's a terrific program for anyone interested in climate, earth sciences or the natural world in general, and it's likely to expand the worldview of even the most casual viewer. With its snappy pace and stylish graphics, the show is designed to appeal to just about anyone who can sit still long enough to absorb it—which, ideally, would be just about anybody.
The show's premise is that an orbital view of Earth can reveal formerly invisible and unthought-of processes. Kicking off with an exploration of climate, Earth From Space focuses on how different areas of the planet absorb or reflect sunlight, and therefore heat. These patterns of absorption and reflection can have dire effects, as when equatorial heat leads to massive amounts of evaporation, resulting in hurricanes and other tropical storms—and with the microwave sensors of today's satellites, the internal structure of such storms can now be read in three dimensions, or as one expert puts it, "Like a CAT scan of a hurricane."
Earth From Space never lingers too long on any one concept, swiftly moving from idea to idea while keeping a global perspective which is entirely appropriate to the subject. The distribution of water vapor has profound effects on our local geography, as do patterns of wind and water that ensure the poles will remain frozen and desolate; underwater tectonic activity results in an explosion of microscopic life; patterns of Antarctic ice formation result in an enormous river of brine responsible for regulating the temperature of the oceans, and hence, to a large extent, the entire world.
In a particularly fascinating segment, fossilized plankton in the Sahara Desert—one of the most arid places on the planet—are shown to fertilize the Amazon basin, thousands of miles away and perhaps the most fecund place on Earth. The program explores such interconnected patterns (and others) swiftly but thoroughly before moving along to the next, ensuring that the proceedings never get bogged down.
Nova can always be counted on for a few jaw-dropping facts, for example that four thousand earthquakes occur on planet Earth every day. My favorite statistic from this show: if the spectrum of light were considered to be a line stretching from New York to Los Angeles, then the visible spectrum—the light that human beings can see, and from which they get most of their information about the world—would be "about the size of a dime." Much of the information collected by the orbiting satellites mentioned in this program is culled from sources such as infrared and ultraviolet light, wavelengths that are invisible to human beings. Tapping such sources reveals much that was previously unknown about our world.
Occasional talking-head interviews appear almost as if expected by the conventions of documentary, but they do little to add substance or illuminate the already-substantial narration. In fact, these brief interjections often simply restate what the narration has just told us. There are some exceptions to this, but overall the scientists and researchers interviewed here add little to the narrative.
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Dems up pressure on Wells Fargo executives: Democrats are opening up a multifront effort to keep government pressure on the top executives at Wells Fargo.
Groups of lawmakers in the House and Senate unveiled separate letters Wednesday aimed at heightening government scrutiny of the scandal-plagued bank, which last month settled charges that its employees created 2 million accounts without customers' knowledge.
In the Senate, Democrats are urging the Justice Department to specifically look at the role of senior executives in the banking scandal. And in the House, members are urging regulators to make it easier to "claw back" executive pay in similar cases.
The dual letters are the latest in a series of political headaches for the bank and its top executives, who have already been pilloried by lawmakers in both parties. The Hill's Peter Schroeder explains: http://bit.ly/2duGtVT.
US businesses added 154,000 jobs in September: U.S. businesses added 154,000 jobs last month, which is the slowest pace since April as the labor market tightens.
After hitting a rough patch in the spring, businesses picked up hiring over the summer -- private-sector employers added 175,000 jobs in August, according to ADP's monthly employment report released on Wednesday.
And despite the slowdown last month, hiring remains on a steady track as the economy closes in on full employment.
"With job openings at all-time highs and layoffs near all-time lows, the job market remains in full-swing," said Mark Zandi, chief economist for Moody's Analytics, which compiles the report with ADP.
"Job growth has moderated in recent months but only because the economy is finally returning to full employment," Zandi said. The Hill's Vicki Needham has more: http://bit.ly/2dfJ7Ng.
Feds finalize new rules for prepaid cards: Financial regulators finalized new rules Wednesday for prepaid cards.
The rules, first announced in May 2012, aim to provide consumers using a reloadable card with the same protections as those using traditional debit cards.
Under the rules, companies are required to provide consumers with two easy-to-read fee disclosures -- one short and one long -- and post the prepaid account agreements they offer online.
Companies that offer consumers the ability to use credit when they lack the funds to pay for a transaction must make sure customers have the ability to repay the debt and provide regular statements.
Though consumer groups called for an all-out ban on late fees, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will instead require companies to give consumers at least 21 days to repay the debt before charging any late fees, as previously proposed. The Hill's Lydia Wheeler breaks them down: http://bit.ly/2dL3QIN.
Happy Wednesday and welcome to Overnight Finance. I'm Sylvan Lane, and here's your nightly guide to everything affecting your bills, bank account and bottom line.
Tonight's highlights include Republican pushback on Treasury tax rules, a Supreme Court hearing on insider trading and a surprising endorsement from the Chamber of Commerce.
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GOP reps warn Obama against quickly finalizing tax rules: Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee said Wednesday that it would be "ill-advised" at this time for the Obama administration to finalize its proposed new tax rules.
The regulations to treat some inter-company debt as equity should not be finalized "in haste," the House GOP tax writers said in a letter to Treasury Secretary Jack LewJacob (Jack) Joseph LewApple just saved billion in tax — but can the tax system be saved? Lobbying World Russian sanctions will boomerang MORE and Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Director Shaun DonovanShaun L. S. DonovanJacobin Editor-at-Large: Valerie Jarrett's support for Citigroup executive's mayoral campaign 'microcosm' of Democrats' relationship with Wall Street Citigroup executive to run for NYC mayor: report House Dems call on OMB to analyze Senate budget plan MORE.
"Any revised rules should be issued as proposed regulations only, which should be finalized only after the vetting necessary to ensure that the rules are right," the lawmakers wrote.
"Rules should be effective only when issued in final form and only on a fully prospective basis. Given the significance of these rules, they should be accompanied by a thorough analysis of the economic impact as required by law." Here's more from The Hill's Naomi Jagoda: http://bit.ly/2dyzI4M.
Companies eyeing banks' help with Treasury's debt-equity rules: Many companies could face millions of dollars in compliance costs -- and possibly outsource the work to financial services -- if the Treasury Department finalizes the debt-to-equity recharacterization rules intended to discourage post-inversion activities.
"That is something businesses are in fact considering because if it's third-party debt, they know it's debt," said Carol Doran Klein, vice president and international tax counsel for the United States Council for International Business (USCIB).
The certainty would keep the IRS from auditing companies to further prove that transactions are compliant with regulations, Doran Klein said, referring to the Treasury Department's controversial proposed rules under tax code section 385 that would authorize the IRS to broadly change the tax treatment of certain debt to equity. The Hill Extra's Kat Lucero explains: http://bit.ly/2dysRZ5.
Supreme Court hears insider trading arguments: The U.S. Supreme Court must now determine whether a gift of information to family or a friend is enough to prove "benefit" for a tipper suspected of insider trading, following oral arguments in Salman v. United States on Wednesday
The "personal benefit" test, which originated in Dirks v. SEC over 30 years ago, stated that an insider must receive some sort of personal benefit in order for illegal insider trading to have occurred. In addition, the court deemed the disclosure of non-public information to a friend or family member constituted a personal benefit. The Hill Extra's Timothy Weatherhead walks us through the case: http://bit.ly/2dLO4m5.
US tax system among the least competitive: study: The United States has the fifth-least competitive tax system in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, according to a study released Wednesday by the conservative-leaning Tax Foundation.
The U.S. ranked 31st out of 35 countries on the Tax Foundation's annual International Tax Competitiveness Index. Greece, Portugal, Italy and France were the only countries that were measured as having tax systems that are less competitive.
The study's finding is unlikely to be surprising to U.S. policymakers. Many lawmakers, particularly on the Republican side, argue that the U.S. should overhaul its tax code to make it more competitive.
Last year, the U.S. was ranked 32nd in the index. The U.S. rose one spot this year because Greece fell, the Tax Foundation said. Naomi Jagoda has more: http://bit.ly/2cUlAAn.
Chamber of Commerce endorses California Democrat: The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, a group historically aligned with Republicans, is backing a Democrat in a competitive House race.
The national business group on Wednesday endorsed Rep. Scott Peters (D-Calif.) for a third term over Republican Denise Gitsham, who's making her first run for office.
"We need more pragmatic and commonsense leaders like Scott Peters," the Chamber's senior vice president and national political director Rob Engstrom said in a statement.
Peters was one of only 28 House Democrats to vote in favor of "fast-track" trade promotion authority last year to expedite congressional consideration of trade deals negotiated by President Obama. The Hill's Cristina Marcos reports: http://bit.ly/2dFzsmx.
SEC rules on asset management industry loom: The $67 trillion asset management industry is about to face a major set new of regulations as the Securities and Exchange Commission wraps up an ambitious rulemaking agenda this fall.
The SEC has proposed several rules for mutual funds and investment advisers that agency chief Mary Jo White and her staff are working to finalize before she likely departs in January.
Two of those plans could be finalized as early as this month, sources have told The Hill Extra.
One of those proposed rules would require funds to report new monthly data to the SEC. The other plan, aimed at curbing risks, would require funds to classify assets by liquidity. Anjelica Tan reports: http://bit.ly/2dSIGNz.
U.S., Euro regulators to powwow: U.S. regulators will meet with their European counterparts on Monday to coordinate how they would safely the wind down the largest global banks in the case of severe financial distress.
The talks, announced by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation on Wednesday, are the second in ongoing discussions between both sides of the Atlantic on how to bolster supervision of complex banks that have operations across the U.S., Europe, and the rest of the world.
Such banks include large Wall Street firms like Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, and Goldman Sachs, as well as European institutions like Barclays, Credit Suisse, and Deutsche Bank.
The FDIC is hosting the talks at its headquarters in Washington. Officials timed the meeting to coincide with the annual meetings of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund: http://bit.ly/2dyyWoy.
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Top attractions in Istanbul
Hagia Sophia: Entry with Guided Tour
Best of Istanbul in 1 Day
Istanbul: Bosphorus Cruise from Eminonu Pier with Audio App
Istanbul: Round-Trip Ferry Tickets to Princes Islands
Istanbul: Bosphorus Boat Tour with Local Guide
Istanbul: Dolmabahçe Palace Admission and Guided Tour
The Whirling Dervishes Show at the HodjaPasha Culture Center
Istanbul: Basilica Cistern Skip-the-Line Guided Tour
Istanbul: Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
Istanbul: Blue Mosque & Hagia Sophia Small-Group Tour
From Istanbul: Full-Day Princes Island Tour with Lunch
Top sights in Istanbul
Top 10 things to do in Istanbul
Istanbul's strategic location between Europe and Asia on the ancient Silk Road has made it one of history's most important cities. A list of its points of interest would be long enough to bridge the Bosphorus, so here's a top 10 to make your itinerary more manageable!
Hagia Sophia
In Hagia Sophia, the immense dome crowning this church turned mosque turned museum was an architectural miracle in its time, although it took a lot of trial and error to get to that point: it collapsed twice!
Sultan Ahmed Mosque
Also commonly known as the Blue Mosque, the fine İznik tiles adorning this magnificent structure may make it appear bluer than it actually is!
Dolmabahçe Palace
The glorious Dolmabahçe Palace dominates the European shoreline of the Bosphorus where it served as the key administrative center in the dying days of the Ottoman Empire.
Topkapi Palace
Topkapi Palace, the one-time home of many Sultans, not only offers spectacular views of the city, but also houses treasures that make the Crown Jewels look like Claire's Accessories!
Galata Tower
As early as the 1600s, Ahmet Çelebi is said to have flown across the Bosphorus from the top of the Galata Tower. Most visitors will probably be content with the incredible views!
Grand Bazaar
The Grand Bazaar is one of the largest and oldest markets on the planet. A constant source of wonder, it's also one of the world's most visited places. Expect crowds at any time!
Süleymaniye Mosque
The stunning Süleymaniye Mosque was built for Suleiman the Magnificent by the great architect Sinan. If you're feeling peckish, Ali Baba across the road might be the best restaurant in town for Turkish beans!
Spice Bazaar
The Spice Bazaar otherwise known as the Egyptian Bazaar was created in 1660 and remains the place to go for spices, nuts, Turkish delight, and other divine tastes and smells!
Basilica Cistern
One of Istanbul's most unusual sights, Roman relics have been reappropriated by Byzantian builders to support this complex system that once brought drinking water into the city.
Maiden's Tower
Perched on top of a tiny islet in the Bosphorus strait, this historic lighthouse was once a watchtower. It now also serves as a popular restaurant and café with splendid views of the city's shoreline.
Planning Your Istanbul Visit
How many days?
Istanbul is a cartographical labyrinth with sights and experiences awaiting you round every corner. How long to stay depends on how immersed you want to get, but a week should be enough to cover the most famous attractions.
How to get from the airport to the city?
Havataş Shuttle Buses are available from outside the terminal and leave every half an hour for Taksim between 4:00AM and 1:00AM. Taking a taxi is, however, the most convenient way, and shouldn't be more expensive than the shuttle service between a group of four. Be sure to ignore the hustlers inside the airport and take an official vehicle from the taxi rank at the terminal exit.
Where to stay?
The key touristic areas are Fatih and Taksim, and which to stay in depends on the nature of your stay. Fatih is the old town and home to many of Istanbul's historic landmarks. Taksim, on the other hand, is modern and appeals more to those visiting the city to shop, dine, and party. Traveling between the two is simple, so don't worry if you fancy hitting the dancefloors after the Hagia Sophia!
Good to know
- Language
- Turkish
- Currency
- Turkish Lira (₺)
- Time Zone
- Country Code
- +90
- Best time to visit
- The weather is good at all times of the year, but it may be a good idea to avoid the summer if you do not like extreme heat.
Things to Do in Istanbul
Top Attractions in Istanbul
Cities in Turkey
Other Sightseeing Options in Istanbul
Want to discover all there is to do in Istanbul? Click here for a full list.
What people are saying about Istanbul
Very good experience. Got contacted via WhatsApp and explained the drop off location. Device was waiting at our hotel when we arrived. Easy to use and setup. Network was great with reception everywhere and fast speeds. They include a power bank and a charging cable so you can charge the device at home or use the powerbank on the go. After we finished we used the provided packet to put the device back in and left it at reception. Messaged the company on WhatsApp and that's the end of it. Very very good service and they know English quite well. Also very affordable as everyone can use it at the same time
This was a special experience for me. I had no idea just how beautiful Istanbul really was until i saw it on the water. U can actually see Asia and Europe! I loved how the commentary spoke of the history as well; I learned a lot. The scenery was just amazing and the weather was perfect. I couldn't ask for anything more. The manager of the tour was also the best. He assisted me with directions and allowed me to have the best possible experience. I recommend this tour to anyone visiting Istanbul. It is a must!!
This was an evening that just got better and better. The food was OK but as ever you dont go on mass dinner events for the food only. The entertainment was varied and excellent especially the dancing manager . All the staff were efficient and friendly, and the hotel pickup/drop off is a great help to those not knowing Istanbul
The tour was great. We had a professional and knowledgeable tour guide that was accommodating and understanding with our time restrictions. He was able to explain everything thoroughly and quickly. Plus we were about to see Asia from the terrace. I would recommend this tour to anyone traveling to Istanbul.
Everything was great. We got picked up by a driver on time and he also returned us to hotel. Food was good, entertainment was excellent and the service was exceptional. We were lucky because the weather was very nice so it was an added bonus.


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Another week of updates for you, starting with our CC Olympics: they are under way with some competitions started, more being announced and first medals being given out tonight — we've got events ranging from target courses to relay races through to one on ones and pub quiz challenges. It's a unique, ongoing event in parallel with the Sochi Olympics and we hope all members are keeping an eye on the posted scheduled and get a chance to go for gold!
It's been a slightly more quiet week for the TF2 folks as Australian wonderboys @custardo @Hayze @Theyleon @Francis @Pishk and @Gunblade continue to gel and test their squad under varying conditions, including a communications black-out which gave them real insight on their non-verbal positioning and response.
Adventures in the strange land of EA are taking an exciting twist as Second Assault was announced which will feature the return of Operation Firestorm, Caspian Border, Gulf of Oman and of course Operation Metro remade for Frostbite 3 engine on Tuesday — this is going to be a heck of a thing to explore with excitement running through the group on an optimistic high. It doesn't end there since the Titanfall beta has dropped in and captured the imagination of those who got their beta keys and rapidly stomped up to level limits – knock on wood – the hype seems to live up to expectations with a gorgeous, fast-paced shooter that really seems to reward skill (minus a certain *cough* pistol) and offers such an amazing variety of experiences; it looks like we may be in for a rare treat having two such cathartic and explosive titles to play.
DayZ seems to be experiencing the calm before the storm as community meetings get under way and functionality is tweaked on our beta server to bring you one of the best experiences we can muster in the DayZ Epoch universe. Stay tuned there, it's going to be pretty amazing!
Last, but not least, we formally welcome two new members in to our fold: @thanatos and @BertTheHost — welcome aboard gentlemen, we're proud to share our tags with you, huzzah!


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June 10, 2014
NOTRE DAME, Ind. – University of Notre Dame junior Erin Boxberger and senior Molly Bruggeman each received Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) Pocock All-America honors for the 2014 season, the CRCA announced earlier this week. The Irish duo were both repeat All-America selections, having been tabbed for the accolade in 2013.
CRCA All-America candidates must meet all eligibility requirements as defined by her institution, row in at least 75 percent of the spring season's races in a varsity boat, and the head coach of a given institution must be a member in good standing with the CRCA.
A total of 44 rowers were named to the two CRCA Pocock All-America teams. Boxberger, one of 22 first team selections, and Bruggeman, a second team choice, were joined by first team member Brandy Herald of Virginia, and second team selections Constanze Duell (Virginia), Georgia Hamilton (Syracuse) and Milena Heuer (Clemson) as Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) representatives.
Boxberger was tabbed as an All-American for the second time in her Notre Dame career after rowing with the top Irish eight boat in 2014. The Overland Park, Kan. native aided Notre Dame to a runner-up result while securing all-ACC first team honors in the team's first ACC Championship appearance on Lake Hartwell in Clemson, S.C. in May. The Irish eight followed with a ninth place finish out of 22 boats at the NCAA Championship in Indianapolis, helping the team tie its best combined placement (ninth place) at the NCAA regatta in program history.
The Notre Dame first varsity eight also posted the fastest time in the ACC during the season, logging a 6:17.90 winning effort over host Indiana at the Dale England Cup in April. A three-race sweep by the Irish eight led the squad to its second straight Dale England Cup team victory.
Bruggeman, a first team all-ACC choice, became the second student-athlete in program history to secure three or more All-America citations during her career, surpassed only by four-time first team honoree and United States National Team member Amanda Polk. A native of Dayton, Ohio, Bruggeman previously claimed first team All-America honors as a sophomore in 2012 after helping lead Notre Dame to its first NCAA Championship appearance since 2007, and 2013 when the Irish won their 10th consecutive, and final, BIG EAST Conference Championship.
Boxberger and Bruggeman copped the 13th and 14th Notre Dame All-America scrolls in the past 12 seasons, joining Polk (2005-08 first team), Allison Marsh (2007 second team), Sarah Palandech (2006 second team), Julie Sobolewski (2006 second team), Natalie Ladine (2004 first team) and Ashlee Warren (2002 second team).


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Fischer-Saidy USA Ch. 1966. White to move.
RB This week the boot is on the other foot and it's Dan's turn to puzzle over the position. I chose this position because in some ways it seems a very unFischer-like game. Among the legendary former world champion's most notable qualities were clarity and control. It's hard to see those qualities at work here. In fact – is it treasonable to suggest? – this looks like the kind of position amateurs like me might stumble into. Let's see what the grandmaster makes of it.
DK The Fischer games I selected for Ronan over the previous few weeks are, I think, typical of his style: pieces working in harmony and clear-cut strategies. But this looks a mess. Black has just advanced the e-pawn and if the knight retreats – let's say 1 Nb3 – I don't see what's wrong with 1...Qxc2. No, that can't be right. White must not back down, even if it means giving up material.
In keeping with Fischer's style, I'm looking for clarity, so let's ignore the threat to the knight and chop a path through to the king: 1 Bxh5 Nxh5 2 Rxh5 exd4 3 Bxd4 seems more or less forced. At a stroke, White's pieces look fantastic and I can see some tasty tactics. If 3...Bb7 4 Qe2 (threatening Qe6+) Be4 5 Rh7 and Qh5. What about 3...Rf7...? I can't quite see how to crack it. Maybe 4 Rh6...? Or the flashy 4 Qh4...? Something has to work. I've seen enough – 1 Bxh5 has to be the way forward.
RB Damn! He got it. I, of course, was worried by the knight d4 and looked at 1 Nb3 and 1 Nf3. But both moves hardly do anything for White's initiative. After 1 Nb3, Black can continue to develop with 1...Bb7 or maybe even 1...Ne6, while after 1 Nf3, what's to stop Black grabbing a pawn with 1...Nxf4...? Bf3 is another alternative, and I'm not sure what to make of the position after 1...exd4 2 Bxa8 dxe3.
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By John Gruber
Infolio — No-nonsense task management and team collaboration
Om Malik:
Yahoo layoffs have started and seem to have hit the Flickr team. Many engineers from the service have been either laid off or are leaving on their own. Rev Dan Catt, Ashot Petrosian and Neil Kandalgaonkar were amongst those who tweeted about their exits. Catt for instance is moving back to UK. I am told Cal Henderson, Flickr Architect [and] a rock star developer, also left, though I have not been able to confirm that.
I'm pretty sure Henderson has indeed left Flickr.
Clearly these are hard times for Yahoo, but as Om says, cutting the Flickr team doesn't make sense. Flickr is exactly the sort of product Yahoo needs to build on.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Wednesday warned against the idea of strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities, RIA Novosti reports.
The remarks were made after Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, in a speech given after he was reelected for a third term, said that one of the principles of his new coalition would be preventing Iran from getting a nuclear bomb.
"Attempts to prepare and carry out strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities are a very dangerous idea," RIA Novosti quoted Lavrov as having said at a press conference in Moscow.
"We hope that these ideas and statements will not be realized," he added. Addressing the talks between Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Lavrov said that the Iranians to speed up the proceedings.
"The Iranians said they wanted to sign an agreement. We believe they can do it a little faster than they have so far," said Lavrov.
The IAEA and Iran have been holding talks over the atomic agency's request to access sites where it believes the Islamic Republic has been conducting nuclear weapons tests.
Another round of talks was held last week but no deal was reached, as diplomats briefed afterwards voiced skepticism that more talks next month could bridge the differences.
The United States, Israel and some of their allies accuse Iran of pursuing military objectives in its nuclear energy program. Iran rejects the allegations, arguing that it is entitled to develop and acquire nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.
Russia has said it will scuttle any UN Security Council resolution which could be interpreted as allowing military action against Iran.
Netanyahu told visiting U.S. Senators last week that "history will not forgive those who do not stop Iran's nuclear program," adding that "a nuclear Iran is the problem of the world."
In November Netanyahu indicated that by the time his next term as Prime Minister is over, Iran will not have a nuclear weapons program, stressing that if it is necessary, he will lead an independent Israeli attack against Iran, even without the support of the United States.


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"Buying your first mountain bike is a massive deal. This machine is going to change your life: guaranteed. It's important then that you make the right decision. Of course, you don't want your first bike to cost an arm and a leg. You're not even sure the sport's right for you. It's smart then to buy a bike that has 28 years of thinking behind it, incorporating trail geometry born from millions of hours of riding experience. The Fire Mountain, with new 27.5-inch wheels, is the ultimate balance between cost and performance. This wont be your last mountain bike (although, it could last that long)." - KONA WEBSITE.
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Lifelong formation
Yes, we're all for it. That's the short answer. You'll find lots of examples if you go to the calendar. Or click on the links to the right. Keep asking questions. Keep paying attention. Formation happens.
Now for the longer answer ....
As Episcopalians we understand ourselves to be formed by "Scripture, Tradition, and Reason," to quote Richard Hooker (1554-1600) Anglican priest and theologian.
Stop by St. Mark's most weeks and you'll find a little bit of each, with the way-station of the weekly Eucharist illuminating each facet of that threefold image of formation. Check the calendar for invitations to formation through varied worship, service, study and conversation, leadership opportunities and much more.
Ongoing opportunities include:
- The Episcopal Branch of the Jesus Movement where we ask questions, explore why "church" does the things it does, and why we do them the way that we do them. We share our wonderings and experiences.
- Theology Afield gives us an opportunity to meet in a relaxed setting away from the the "usual" church meeting room, and have conversation at the intersection of theology and life-as-it-is.
Seasonal opportunities in 2019 included:
- Preparing for the End of Life series in which, among other things, we'll do some "how to" work: prepare directives and a will, write your own obituary, and plan your own funeral.
- Life Transformed: the Way of Love During Lent and Easter as we explored our Rule of Life in a 7-session small group series.
In the the Rule of St. Benedict, a sixth-century guide to Christian formation in community, some of the theme words are: roots, belonging, community, fulfillment, sharing, transforming, listening, silence—all imbued with a Christ-focus through prayer, worship, and Scripture. These are some of the same touchstones we too hold as we make our journey as followers of the Way of Christ.
At Baptism in the Episcopal Church we are "sealed by the Holy Spirit (Eph. 1:13) and marked as Christ's own forever." That is the beginning of our journey of Christian formation. Drawing from our Benedictine roots, we understand that to be a lifelong journey.
At St. Mark's, our emphasis is on inter-generational formation through worship, service, discernment, engagement with Scripture, and play. We take advantage of age-differentiated opportunities as they arise.
No matter what age you are, no matter where you are on your journey—seeker, testing the waters, or a mature Christian—there is a place for you here. Come and see.


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Isuzu – Wadi Khasab Weekend Experience
As the summer approaches and the temperature rises it is best to enjoy the outdoors at high altitude or at sea. A weekend experience in Wadi Khasab for some mountain hiking and scuba diving in Khor Najed seemed the perfect weekend escape. And to top it off this time I was going to enjoy the ride behind the wheels of the all new Isuzu
The All New Isuzu D-Max has been crafted after nearly 50 years of refinement and pioneering development. Boasting of almost a century of truck-manufacturing DNA, the All New Isuzu D-Max redefines the toughness and is an amalgamation of splendid design, excellent performance, immense safety and resilience.
I called up the team and made sure everyone was up for adventure. Friday was a date. I received the car from Isuzu on Thursday night and loaded the gear for the weekend. Its important to always load the largest items first, the heaviest on the bottom and distribute the weight. More importantly never leave anything loose. One of the advantages of the Isuzu is the big and well-designed bed space. The car was spacious from the front and the back seat was wide. The interior delivered more than just space and comfort as you can find all the technology and modern conveniences you have come to expect in a new car at your fingertips. And the performance even better, ushering in a new era for pick-up trucks the Isuzu D-Max consists of a new 2.5 L diesel engine with common-rail engine designed with superior know-how that has seen over 23 million Isuzu diesel engines sold worldwide, achieves 109HP / 280Nm. That's 109HP/280Nm and current 3.0L diesel engine (136HP)/294Nm flat torque performance, lots of acceleration at highway speed and off road performance, all backed with ISUZU's famed reliability. This inventive engine has accomplished class leading fuel efficiency, power, torque and environmental friendliness all simultaneously.
We met with Joy and Nader on Friday morning and headed straight to the Darah borders in Ras Al Khaimah. Our visitors were lucky to have cold breeze on a sunny day. First, I got to test the Isuzu on the paved roads then it was time to climb up the bumpy road leading to the picturesque view of Khor Najd bay. When we arrived at the top of the hill, Khor Najd was laying in the heart of the bay with all its glory. Pictures, fun and laughter and time passed. It was then time to head to what we had planned to be our camping site.
On my way to the plateau my excitement and the amazing clouds that were hovering at the summit of the mountains encouraged me to take a small detour and lead the group to the summit of Stairway to Heaven as we arrived, fog was speeding down to cut our way, but we managed to take some brilliant shots.
To reach the camping spot, we had to climb a bit further and cross the village of Sey quietly sleeping amid green pastures. The contrast between this little paradise and the surrounding savage rocky mountains was overwhelming to us all. It was a long drive up to the summit on a rocky road, steep cliffs and narrow corners that can only be accessible by a 4×4. Increasing vehicle speed until it 'planes' over the corrugations con reduce vibration significantly, but the planing speed may be too high for the driving conditions. Depending on the corrugations, planing speed is around 60-80 km/h. Lowering tire pressures reduces vibration as the tire sidewalls act as shock absorbers. However this causes the tire to heat up and can lower tire life or even cause tire failure. It is sometimes better to sacrifice tire life and lower tire pressure to reduce the damage being caused to the vehicle, as well as the comfort of the vehicle's occupants. Yet even though the D-Max was fully loaded with diving and camping gear, I was able to drive offroad as comfortable and smooth as if I was driving on road. The fresh truck-tough chassis means an even better balance and performance whether loaded or not, delivering superior stability and road holding regardless of the conditions. Combining a larger and stronger rear tray with a 4×4 electronic shift on-the-fly, there's not much it cannot handle. A new aggressive form exterior design with a perfect proportion seen in the all new D-MAX does not only end in design, but also accomplishes outstanding aerodynamics. This really helped reaching our destination with ease and joy. We arrived to our destination just before sunset and we started preparing the barbecue for some very hungry mouths and our guest Joy and Nader. Then playing began. Not the regular playing but getting creative with pictures and videos. Hisham and Saeed were trying different techniques and the shots we took were pretty awesome and artistic.
At around 11pm Mario called so Ahmed and I rushed down to the city to find him, a perfect opportunity to test-drive the D Max performance at night. I must say I had never felt more comfortable driving a 4×4 pickup at night until I experienced the D Max. Visibility was really good and the projecting light from the headlight was wide giving a wider angle and a deeper distance. This was really helpful as I was driving down rocky road and narrow corners, a dangerous thing to do at night. In the D Max I felt safe.
The morning was calm and energetic as well. After breakfast, we were all ready for some hiking. One hour and we reached the plateau I was looking for. Another photo session was a must with the company I was with: Ahmed, Hicham and Saeed were a treasure to learn from in photography specially with our latest big boy toy, the new DJI Phantom, hovering around above us as we explore the area. From the plateau, we could see Ras Al Khaimah and two tiny villages nesting by the shoulders of the cliff.
Heading back down after an energetic outing, we decided to linger by the sea of Khasab, enjoying the warm rays of sun as it buries itself in the waves. We stayed for a couple of hours, listening to music, collecting seashells and rocks and just chilling under the suspicious eyes of the seagulls and ducks disturbing by us welcomed visitors invading their calm hideout.
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March 03, 2018
Skova, Friends and Yoga.
Thank you to everyone who attended our Yoga night at The Girl and The Water in Encinitas/CA (03-02-2018). We love to share our experiences and learn more about our local community. It was a really fun class and the yoga mats from our sister brand La Vie Boheme Yoga made everything so colorful.
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This is a brand new 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo in The Park. One of the best selling features of this home is the wrap around terrace with 418 square feet and unobstructed downtown and park views.
To the north is Memorial Park complete with a sandstone library, Boxwood restaurant, open green space with fountains and daily lunch trucks; to the east is Haultin Park with tennis courts. Offering easy access into the downtown core and close proximity to the Sheldon Chumir.
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SAMHSA News Release
Date: 9/27/2011 11:00 AM
Media Contact: SAMHSA Press Office
Telephone: 240-276-2130
SAMHSA announces $42.6 million in new grants for HIV/AIDS programs
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) is announcing $42.6 million in new grants to provide behavioral health services in communities most impacted by HIV/AIDS. Funding will be used to develop and expand networks of primary care, HIV/AIDS and behavioral health service providers serving racial and ethnic minorities with or at high risk for HIV/AIDS.
Part of the National HIV/AIDS Strategy and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) 12 Cities Project, these grants accelerate comprehensive HIV/AIDS planning and cross-agency response in 12 U.S. jurisdictions that bear the highest AIDS burden in the country.
"Combating HIV and AIDS in our communities of color is more crucial than ever because the rates of infection continue to grow," said SAMHSA Administrator, Pamela S. Hyde, J.D. "By improving access to prevention and treatment services for substance abuse and mental health conditions we can reduce risk for HIV infection and provide truly comprehensive health care for those living with the virus."
"These grant awards are another example of how agencies across the Department of Health and Human Services are working to pursue the goals of the National HIV/AIDS Strategy," noted Dr. Ronald Valdiserri, Deputy Assistant for Health, Infectious Diseases. "The efforts that will be undertaken in these heavily impacted communities will increase collaboration among HIV prevention and care services and providers of vital mental health and substance abuse services to better prevent new HIV infections and care for those living with HIV. The lessons from these experiences will inform similar efforts across the nation."
This grant program is part of SAMHSA's Strategic Initiative on Prevention of Substance Abuse and Mental Illness. The 11 grantees will receive up to $1,329,000 per year for up to three years. Continuation of these awards is subject to both availability of funds and progress achieved by the awardees. The following is a list of the grant awardees and their first year grant amounts:
Grantees Award Amount
For more information about SAMHSA and its programs visit http://www.samhsa.gov .
SAMHSA is a public health agency within the Department of Health and Human Services. Its mission is to reduce the impact of substance abuse and mental illness on America's communities.
Last updated: 9/27/2011 3:43 PM
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SEVP commercial PTCL Mr. Naveed Saeed, has stated about the agreement that PTCL being the leader in telecommunication sector and a prime provider of telecom voice and broadband multimedia services in Pakistan will provide the optimum and quality ICT services and will bring new information highways and futuristic product basket for NRSP. PTCL also certifies to extend the basic telecom and data services for NRSP in a dynamic way with the best technologies available.
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Flagstaff Armed Forces Day Parade
This Saturday is the 11th Annual Flagstaff Armed Forces Day Parade. Come downtown to honor the men and women who have served our country, both past and present! We're thankful for them!
Save the Waves Film Festival
Tomorrow, May 18th is the Save the Waves event, hosted by Flagstaff Mountain Film Festival at the Orpheum Theater. Aimed to bring awareness and protection to coastal resources, Flagstaff is the first landlocked city in the world to host this event. Learn more at Flagstaff Mountain Films.
Bike to Work Week: Bike Bazaar
Kicking off Bike to Work Week, this fun event on Sunday features a bike and gear swap, YUM! Fender Blender Smoothies, an iron-on transfer station with free t-shirts for kids, and safety tips on how to commute by bike.
Fiesta de Mayo
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo (again) this Saturday and Sunday! Enjoy live music, artisan craft vendors, food, and more. All proceeds go towards helping the Sunnyside Neighborhood Association of Flagstaff! Visit AZ Daily Sun for details.
Flagstaff Community Band Summer Concert
Come support the Flagstaff Community Band's first concert of the summer season this Saturday at 10:30 (before the parade), then throughout the festivities. The band will be playing patriotic favorites, and is sure to put a smile on your face! Click here for details.
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HULK: THE END (2002) #1 - Descriptive Bibliography
Title: The Last Titan
Featuring: Incredible Hulk
Synopsis: The last story of the Hulk.
Character Appearances: Incredible Hulk; The Recorder
Credits: Peter David (Script), Dale Keown (Pencils), Joe Weems with Livesay (Inks), Avalon Studios' Dan Kemp (Colors), John Workman (Letters).
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