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On Wednesday, Republican Senator Susan Collins declared that she will vote in favor of confirming Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the United States Supreme Court.
The declaration from Collins makes her the first Republican to proclaim her support for Democrat President Joe Biden’s top choice for the highest court.
“I have decided to support the confirmation of Judge Jackson to be a member of the Supreme Court,” Collins proclaimed after she met with Jackson personally for a second time, according to the New York Times.
If Jackson is successfully confirmed, she will become the first Black female to serve on the Supreme Court.
Collins, who is generally considered to be moderate, announced her intentions to vote in favor of confirming a Jackson, a federal appellate judge, via an official statement released through her office.
The Republican Senator from Maine asserted that she carefully reviewed the record of Jackson, and she also observed her testify over the course of her Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearings, which took place over the past week.
Additionally, Collins has also met Biden’s nominee twice in person, and she ultimately concluded that Jackson demonstrates the requisite “experience, qualifications, and integrity” that justify her lifelong appointment to the Supreme Court.
After expressing her support, Collins also added that she was troubled by the ongoing trend of politicizing the Supreme Court judicial nomination process.
“Anyone who has watched several of the last Supreme Court confirmation hearings would reach the conclusion that the process is broken,” Collins declared, adding that this observation should be clear to everyone, regardless of where they may “fall on the ideological spectrum.”
Senator Collins also noted that “the Constitution clearly assigns to the Senate is to examine the experience, qualifications, and integrity of the nominee.”
“It is not to assess whether a nominee reflects the ideology of an individual senator or would rule exactly as an individual senator would want,” Collins concluded.


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The devastation left behind from Super Typhoon Haiyan in the Leyte and Samar provinces in the Philippines, is incredible. Thousands killed and many thousands more left homeless as a result of extreme winds which ripped through the Island communities in the W. Pacific a week ago today.
It has long be know that the large scale warming and cooling of the central and east-central equatorial Pacific waters has a large impact on global weather. This warming and cooling goes by the names El Nino and La Nina respectively (see photo courtesy NASA) and flip flops between phases periodically. When the water is neither warm or cool we call it a neutral phase.
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We have a system that may develop over the next couple of days in the Southwest Gulf of Mexico, or Western Caribbean, which is the remnants of the Pacific storm Barbara that made landfall in Mexico earlier this week.
OAXACA, Mexico (AP) -- Hurricane Barbara drenched a sparsely populated stretch of Mexico's southern Pacific coast with rain Wednesday after making the second-earliest landfall since reliable record-keeping began in 1966. It quickly lost strength over land but not before killing at least two people, including a man identified by local officials as a U.S. surfer.

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In a place where killers are celebrated as heroes, these filmmakers challenge unrepentant death-squad leaders to dramatize their role in genocide.
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After being held in a coma-like state for fifteen years, vampire Selene learns that she has a fourteen-year-old vampire/Lycan hybrid daughter named Nissa, and when she finds her, they must stop BioCom from creating super Lycans that will kill them all.
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After the Evil Queen marries the King, she performs a violent coup in which the King is murdered and his daughter, Snow White, is taken captive.
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Following the death of District Attorney Harvey Dent, Batman assumes responsibility for Dent's crimes to protect the late attorney's reputation and is subsequently hunted by the Gotham City Police Department.
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Civil War vet John Carter is transplanted to Mars, where he discovers a lush, wildly diverse planet whose main inhabitants are 12-foot tall green barbarians.
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- 1 What is the biggest size burger?
- 2 Which is healthier Big Mac or Quarter Pounder?
- 3 What is the best McDonald’s burger?
- 4 What is the biggest burger in mcdonalds UK?
- 5 What is the number one fast food burger?
- 6 What fast food has biggest burger?
- 7 What is the most healthy item at McDonald’s?
- 8 Can you order a Quarter Pounder with Big Mac sauce?
- 9 How bad is a Quarter Pounder for you?
- 10 What is the number one selling item at McDonald’s?
- 11 What’s the worst thing to eat at McDonald’s?
- 12 Can you add Big Mac sauce to any burger?
- 13 Is a double Big Mac a thing?
- 14 Are McDonalds doing a double Big Mac?
- 15 Is Big Tasty at McDonalds?
What is the biggest size burger?
A 1,794 pound cheeseburger just became the world’s largest commercially sold burger. Mallie’s Sports Grill & Bar in Detroit took four years to plan how to cook and execute the beefy monstrosity. And it’s actually on the menu.
Which is healthier Big Mac or Quarter Pounder?
Quarter pounder is very similar to quarter pounder for calories – quarter pounder has 244 calories per 100 grams and big mac has 257 calories. For macronutrient ratios, big mac is lighter in protein, lighter in carbs and heavier in fat compared to quarter pounder per calorie. calories.
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What is the best McDonald’s burger?
Best Burger at McDonald’s
- 1st. Big Mac. Received 177 points in total, and 26% votes.
- 2nd. Quarter Pounder with Cheese. Received 167 points in total, and 26% votes.
- 3rd. McChicken. Received 123 points in total, and 8% votes.
- 4th. Cheeseburger.
- 5th. Filet-O-Fish.
- 6th. McDouble.
- 7th. McSpicy.
- 8th. Big N’ Tasty.
What is the biggest burger in mcdonalds UK?
McDonald’s fans have been left furious over the much-anticipated double Big Mac burger that landed on this year’s Christmas menu. The burger, made up of four beef patties, is the biggest McDonald’s has ever sold and it’s the first time it’s ever been available in the UK.
What is the number one fast food burger?
The top honor of the most popular fast – food burger goes to none other than In-N-Out’s Double Double.
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- Quad Baconator from Wendy’s.
- Triple Whopper from Burger King.
- Triple Bacon Ultimate Cheeseburger from Jack in the Box.
- 4×4 at In-n-Out.
What is the most healthy item at McDonald’s?
The 7 Healthiest Things You Can Eat at McDonald’s
- Fruit & Maple Oatmeal.
- Southwest Grilled Chicken Salad.
- Bacon Ranch Grilled Chicken Salad.
- Egg McMuffin.
- Artisan Grilled Chicken Sandwich.
- Fruit ‘N Yogurt Parfait.
Can you order a Quarter Pounder with Big Mac sauce?
No but you can order a quarter pounder with cheese and substitute all the toppings for the Big Mac toppings.
How bad is a Quarter Pounder for you?
A quarter pounder with cheese is caloric enough; doubling that sandwich gives you a half pound of beef and more saturated fat than you need in a day. There’s no reason to eat that much beef just at lunchtime.
What is the number one selling item at McDonald’s?
# 1: French fries It probably doesn’t come as a surprise to learn that these delicious slices of golden goodness are the all-time bestseller. They’ve been a staple of McDonald’s since its very first menu, and people have been asking for fries with that — or just fries — ever since.
What’s the worst thing to eat at McDonald’s?
- Buttermilk Crispy Chicken Sandwich.
- Big Breakfast with Hotcakes.
- Caramel Frappé
- McFlurry with M&M’s.
- Quarter Pounder With Cheese Bacon.
- Large Fries.
- Hotcakes Breakfast.
- Chocolate Shake.
Can you add Big Mac sauce to any burger?
You can pretty much put big Mac sauce on anything. Whether there’s an extra charge or not depends on the store, but it shouldn’t be more then 10 cents or so (11 cents at my store). Big Mac sauce on the side is also great with fries and nuggets.
Is a double Big Mac a thing?
McDonald’s Double Big Mac features four beef patties surrounding a middle bun along with lettuce, Mac sauce, onions, pickles, and a single slice of American cheese on a sesame seed bun. It is basically the Big Mac but with four patties instead of two.
Are McDonalds doing a double Big Mac?
However, there has previously been a Mega Mac – which also had four patties – although McDonald’s says its double Big Mac is a different product. The double Big Mac is the biggest burger McDonald’s has ever sold, followed by the triple cheeseburger.
Is Big Tasty at McDonalds?
McDonald’s customers will be able to enjoy the fan-favourite Big Tasty burger and the seasonal Creme Egg McFlurry when they return this Wednesday. But fans will have to be speedy as the menu – including the limited-edition Big Tasty – is only around for six weeks.

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(New York) Justin Trudeau’s government announces funding for women’s rights overseas, in an apparent attempt to pit the Liberals’ position on reproductive rights against the Conservatives, both in Canada and in the States -United.
Prime Minister Trudeau is expected to reaffirm the Canadian government’s commitment to supporting reproductive freedom Thursday in New York, where he is attending a high-profile summit.
Ahead of the event, International Development Minister Harjit Sajjan told reporters in Ottawa Thursday morning that the government would spend $195 million over five years and $43 million annually thereafter to help women’s rights organizations. focused on gender equality.
He said this funding was necessary because access to abortion can be “rapidly” restricted around the world, including in the United States.
This funding will be made under the government’s “Women’s Voice and Leadership” program, first launched in 2017.
The Liberal government says it has worked with about 1,500 organizations under this program so far.
The announcement comes at a time when the Liberals appear to be cutting their overall development spending, which had been increased in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
This year’s federal budget indicates that spending will decrease by about 15% in the next fiscal year.
Minister Sajjan used Thursday’s announcement to effectively pit the Liberals against the Conservatives. “When it comes to women’s rights, our government is steadfastly pro-choice,” he told a news conference on Parliament Hill.
“Conservatives continue to seek ways to reopen the abortion access debate, and unlike them, we will never remain silent on these issues. »
Abortion rights have long been a political lightning rod in both countries, but the debate gained momentum in the United States last year when the Supreme Court overturned the landmark 1973 abortion rights ruling. abortion, Roe v. Wade.
The Conservatives’ stance on abortion in Canada has never been fully aligned with that of their Republican counterparts south of the border, but opponents of abortion are a strong voice among the party’s base. . On the other hand, chef Pierre Poilievre described himself as pro-choice.
Mr. Trudeau’s trip to New York will also focus on the trade in essential minerals.
He is also due to meet with a United Nations task force on sustainable development, along with Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley, and speak to the influential think tank Council on Foreign Relations.
Experts on both sides of the border are hoping to hear more about how Ottawa plans to quickly grow its critical minerals sector.
Former diplomat Louise Blais, now a senior adviser to the Business Council of Canada, believes it is time to detail the plan to bring these riches of the 21st century out of the ground.
Mr. Trudeau is aiming to build on the momentum of what most observers see as a successful and productive visit by President Joe Biden to Ottawa last month.
The prime minister will also stop by Global Citizen NOW, an annual summit meeting of celebrities, activists and change-minded lawmakers.

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Every weekday on Marketplace, Kai Ryssdal hosts a lively and unexpected exploration of the day’s business and economic news from Wall Street to your wallet.
A chat with Charles Koch, Yahoo's earnings slump and the connection between global warming and GDP.
The Fed's secret origins; when CEOs get sick; and the U.S.'s biggest trading partner elects a new leader.
Oprah buys into Weight Watchers; best-seller John Green on his day job; and does it matter if China is growing slower than we thought?
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I really enjoyed this book “Walking to Listen” by Andrew Forsthoefel. It is his story of walking across the US with a sign on his back saying “walking to listen”. He documents his journey and talks about all the different people that he met in his journey.
This book reminded me of two things in my life. One was my train trip across the US, where I just met so many different people, and it was a space that was normal to talk to others. I met people from all walks of life. I wish that this was something I would be able to do in my everyday life.
The other thing it reminded me of was doing chaplaincy. When many people talk about their time in chaplaincy, they talk about being a vessel to hold pain or sadness. But for me, I really think that it is walking to listen. I walked around the hospital to listen to people. At times they needed to share fear or sadness, but other times they wanted to share things that make them happy or pieces of who they are outside of the hospital walls. For many, their illness is not something that defines them, but rather is just something that is part of a whole. And if you walk to listen- then you are able to see the different pieces that make up the whole.
Here are some quotes that he quoted that I really liked:
“This is in the end the only kind of courage that is required of us,” Rilke wrote, in his Letters. “The courage to face the strangest, most unusual, most inexplicable experiences that can meet us…But the fear of the inexplicable has not only impoverished the reality of the individual; it has also narrowed the relationship between one human being and another, which has as it were been lifted out of the riverbed of infinite possibilities and set down in a fallow place on the bank, where nothing happens.” The inexplicable. The unknown. The serendipitous. Best make room for them, I thought, so something will happen.
Whitman was with Rilke on this one:
“You shall no longer take things at second or third hand… nor look through the eyes of the dead… nor feed on the spectres in books,
You shall not look through my eyes either, nor take things from me,
You shall listen to all sides and filter them from yourself”

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Lavazza partners with tennis legend Andre Agassi
During the US Open tennis championship in New York, Lavazza—the official coffee of the US Open—announced a new global collaboration featuring tennis legend, Andre Agassi. The partnership positions Agassi as Lavazza’s spokesperson for the world of tennis, and officially kicks with an “I’m Back’ campaign at the US Open.
The 120-year-old family company based in Turin, Italy, has been active in the world of tennis for many years, and in 2015 became the only food and beverage brand to partner with all four Grand Slams around the world. The US Open, which runs for two weeks beginning the last week of August each year, is the final Grand Slam of the tennis season.
Lavazza searched for a partner that shared its pursuit of excellence, and found that in Andre Agassi. During his tennis career, Agassi won 60 ATP titles, eight Grand Slam tournaments, and has the honor of being world number one six times, an Olympic gold medalist and is one of the only athletes to have a Golden Slam (four Grand Slams and a Gold medal).
Marco Lavazza, vice chairman of Lavazza, stated, “Lavazza is proud to unveil our new global partnership with one of history’s greatest athletes, Andre Agassi.” He said Lavazza began communicating the company’s passion for tennis over six years ago at Wimbledon, and tournaments quickly became one of its core strategic platforms from which to communicate its heritage, values and products. “Investing in the sport makes strategic sense for Lavazza [as] our target customer profile fits perfectly with that of a tennis fan, and beyond that, presence at key tournaments and the four Grand Slams gives us an opportunity to further showcase our quality products in key countries for the company.”
“In my autobiography I write about my life-long love for coffee, so it is a natural fit for me to be partnering with Lavazza, a company that has been at the forefront of the industry from day one,” said Andre Agassi.
With the new partnership, tennis fans around the world will be engaged via onsite events, promotions and personal appearances at the Grand Slams: the Australian Open (Melbourne), Roland Garros (Paris), Wimbledon (London) and US Open (New York), and at other select regional tournaments where Lavazza is present including the BNP Paribas Open (Indian Wells), the Mercedes Cup (Stuttgart), and the Rogers Cup (Toronto).
Lavazza and Agassi have joined together to change the lives of underserved youth, starting at the US Open. To create buzz around the “I’m Back” campaign, which encourages “giving back,” Lavazza began with a series of teasers posted on social media. Lavazza then amplified its message in New York City with a series of out-of-home ads strategically placed in key points, featuring a silhouette of Andre Agassi’s iconic 1980s look, complete with a neon pink headband.
Consumers at the stadium can enjoy Lavazza coffee at two Lavazza cafés and other points, where the “I’m Back” frappe drink will be available to be served in special edition glasses available for purchase. This coffee drink was developed specifically for the US Open by Lavazza Training Center coffee specialists. During the US Open, for every coffee drink sold at the two on-site Lavazza cafés, the company will donate USD $1 to the USTA Foundation to benefit the Andre Agassi Foundation for Education, which is dedicated to transforming public education and creating opportunities for children. Funds raised will be specifically assigned to the foundation’s college readiness program “Summer of a Lifetime” at the Andre Agassi College Preparatory Academy school in Nevada (with more than 1,200 students) as well as financial assistance for college tuition.
Agassi added, “It has been such a wonderful experience working with the innovative brand from filming the ‘I’m back’ video in Italy, to conceptualizing a fun and engaging activation that is kicking off our partnership. I look forward to seeing what the years ahead have in store for us.” He added, “I am very proud to be partnering with Lavazza, a company that shares not only my passion for tennis, but also an ethical commitment to children and education.”

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On the BBC America series Whitechapel, airing Wednesdays at 10/9c in Dramaville, modern copycat killers look to historic British crimes for inspiration. Here are a few of the most brutal and notable crime sprees that have rocked the UK, and, in several cases, sparked major reforms:
The Burke and Hare Murders
For these Irish-born roommates in 1820s Edinburgh, murder was truly a business. When Hare’s lodger died, the pair sneaked the body out of the coffin prior to burial and sold it to a professor for study. Quickly learning that supplying bodies for science was a lucrative enterprise, they began seeking out live humans, including prostitutes and the elderly, to murder, selling their corpses. They subjected their 17 victims to a process now known as “burking,” which means to kill by smothering, leaving behind little evidence of foul play. Hare was ultimately offered immunity to testify against his co-conspirator, and Burke was hanged for the ghoulish crimes in 1829. Two movies were made of the story: a 1971 horror film and the recent comedy with Simon Pegg and Andy Serkis.
Ratcliffe Highway Murders
In 1811, seven people were murdered in two separate home invasions along Ratcliffe Highway, a major thoroughfare in London. City dwellers found these crimes particularly unsettling, as they appeared to be random acts of violence within private residences. Police arrested John Williams — a man some feel was wrongly accused of the crimes — who later killed himself in prison.
The Moors Murders
In one of the most gruesome and shocking crime sprees in British history, Ian Brady and his lover Myra Hindley admitted to murdering five children, ranging from age 10 to 17 years old, between 1963 and 1965. The crimes were referred to as “the Moors Murders,” as the victims were buried in the Saddleworth Moor near Manchester, England. The murders made an impression on a young Mancunian named Steven Patrick Morrissey, who would write the controversial song “Suffer Little Children” as a member of The Smiths nearly two decades later.
Here’s a BBC news report from 1994, shortly after Myra Hindley was denied parole:
The Kray Twins
Twin former boxers Reggie and Ronnie Kray were fixtures of London’s East End in the ’50s and ’60s, running chic clubs, hanging with celebrities and wealthy businessman. But they were also fearsome mobsters, executing vicious murders and intimidating witnesses to avoid arrest. That all came to an end in 1968, when the Kray twins were sentenced to life in prison. But they remained glamorous figures, becoming pop culture icons, writing books, and having their stories told in a 1990 film. (Three episodes of Whitechapel feature a crime duo who believe they are the descendants of the Krays). When Ronnie died in 1995 and Reggie passed away in 2000, thousands attended their funerals.
Here a rare BBC News interview with the Krays, conducted in 1965 after the pair had been charged:
On March 13, 1996, Thomas Hamilton‘s shooting spree in a Scottish primary school gym class took the lives of 16 five- and six-year-old children and their teacher. Hamilton, a former Scout master, took his own life shortly after the killings. The incident led to a tightening of gun control laws in the UK.
The bodies of five prostitutes were discovered around Ipswich, England in December 2006, leading to one of the largest manhunts in the history of the Suffolk Police Department. Nearly 200 sites were cordoned off and almost 11,000 hours of CCTV footage were reviewed. Ultimately, DNA evidence led investigators to trucker Steve Wright, who had frequented sex workers for many years.
In June 2010, 52-year-old Derrick Bird, a taxi driver, went on a shooting spree in the northwestern English county of Cumbria killing 12 people (including his twin brother) and injuring 25 others before committing suicide. Three of the victims were known to Bird, and nine were random targets, as Bird roamed the streets in a Citroën Picasso, firing at bystanders.

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Here we see another nice example about Action/Reaction.
What you see is a Fork with 4 Warning-Lines.
- watch how price acted at the U-MLH, at the CL and how the rules you learned so far are applicable. Study it deeply to get out of your time you spend on this Blog!
- price hit it's head first, bounce a little, then traded through it and did a test above it.
- price traded through it and hit the line multiple times. Nice indication that this WL acts as support.
- price just stopped at the WL, then traded through it and never came back (...this is the momentum created from the bunching at WL2
- price stopped dead at the WL and for now it looks like a reversal. But be careful, this is a weekly chart and the week is not over yet...additionally we are in a fast moving (slight exponential) uptrend!
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Although much smaller than Oslo, Bergen is just as, if not even more, interesting to visit than Oslo. The scenery surrounding the city is fantastic. Bergen is surrounded by seven mountains, multiple peninsulas and islands, fjords, and the North sea.
It is not a budget-friendly city, so if you’re visiting Bergen, be ready to spend some money. From supermarkets to cafes and restaurants, everything is pricey. You will pay for a cup of coffee double what you would pay in Berlin or Vienna. Hostels and hotels are also more expensive than in many places, but it is truly worth visiting.
You can get to Bergen by car or a bus from Oslo, and the scenic drive is 7 hours long. The other more efficient option is to fly. The flight is less than one hour long, and there are about 20 flights between these two cities every day.
Bergen is a university city and very alive during the winter months, so you will never get bored here. Even if it’s much more colorful during summer, I think it is especially beautiful in winter, when snow falls on red and orange buildings in the city center.
Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf
The waterfront in Bergen is also known as Tyskebryggen, and it has been protected by UNESCO as a world heritage site since 1979. It consists of colorful wooden buildings that are nowadays used as shops, restaurants, cafes, and other commercial purposes. Bryggen is located on the eastern side of the Vågen harbor and gives you amazing views of the sea.
Bryggen was where the first Bergen settlement was built in 1070. The first dock was constructed in the 1100s, and since then the city has had several faces. Today’s buildings were built much later, mostly in the 1700s or later. Like many wooden cities in their history, Bergen also had many fires and had to be rebuilt multiple times.
Hanseatic merchants were the main owners of these buildings, and even to this day when you walk around Bryggen, you have a feeling that no time has passed since the 14th century when they first opened their shops here. The most notable houses here are Bellgården, Svensgården, Enhjørningsgården, Bredsgården, Bugården, and Engelgården. The oldest and tallest building is St. Mary’s church.
The best photos here you can take from the waterfront because once you go in between buildings the space is small and narrow and you can take photos only with a wide-angle lens. If you want to buy souvenirs, Bryggen is the best place for that, you will find several stores with handcrafted sculptures and items. Leave the souvenirs for the last day of your trips, so you know how much money is in your budget left for souvenirs.
While passing by the museum building I saw the sign for the city museum and thought maybe something is interesting inside. It was much more interesting than I expected, with amazing exhibits of the city’s history, including archeological artifacts and locations. You can see the everyday items from first settlers, you can see their weapons, clothes, cutlery, and so much more.
Part of the museum is an archeological excavation from the 1950s and 60s which helps us understand the Middle Ages better. You will see the building remains up close, and if you go on a guided tour it will be an opportunity for you to learn more about Norwegian history. Tickets to the museum are 160 NOK, and children under 18 are free.
Gamle Bergen Museum
Gamle Bergen Museum, also known as Old Bergen Museum, is an open-air museum and park open year-round. It is located 2 km from the city center, and you can walk to get there. The museum consists of around 50 buildings that reconstruct the old town. The buildings date back to the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries.
In the 1800s Bergen was the biggest wooden city in Europe, and it is still a great place to experience this kind of atmosphere. The open-air museum has not only authentic houses and buildings but also actors in costumes presenting us with the past centuries.
The museum was opened in 1946, and the center of the museum was the house called Estero. All the other buildings were brought here from other locations, mostly from the city center. This way those buildings were saved from being torn down in the center, they were reconstructed, and now they are the main tourist attraction. Tickets to the museum are 120 NOK for adults, and free for kids under 18 years old.
Sandviken Sjøbad, Old Bergen Sea Bath
When visiting the Old Bergen Museum, stop by this popular thermal spring, where locals and some tourists come almost daily for a bath. There is a beach nearby, as well as a diving board and a diving tower, a BBQ area, and a lawn for picnicking and sunbathing.
The entrance to Sandviken Sjøbad is free, and one way of reaching it is through the museum. If you haven’t swam in the North Sea before, don’t be surprised that the water is much colder than in the Mediterranean, but you can still swim and have fun.
Sandvik Batteriet is a small hike and great viewpoint, located between the Old Bergen Museum and the city center. The monument of Sandvik Batteriet is located 182 meters above sea level, and it is dedicated to Norway’s national coat of arms with the inscription: “I want to protect my country – the Neutrality Guard 1.8.1914 ” – and at the top – ” 7.6.1905 “.
The area used to be a fortification, but there is nothing left except for that monument after World War II. to hike there you should follow the trail from Sandviken hospital or the north end of Fjellveien. You will arrive at the edge of the mountain from where you will have a breathtaking view of the city.
Another great hike that takes a little bit longer than Sandvik Batteriet is the Stoltzekleiven trail to Sandvikspilen viewpoint and Storvatnet lake. The trail is marked well and most part is covered in stones and steps with railings. You will also go through the forest, see the lakes and streams, and come out on the open hill with breathtaking views of the city.
This is one of the most popular trails in Bergen and it takes about 772 steps to get to the top. In winter or when it rains, it is not recommended to hike here because the trail can be slippery, but on a dry day, it is a moderate hike that can be enjoyed by kids and adults. Although I am not a huge fan of stairs, the view was very enjoyable and worth climbing.
A very picturesque place, I came across this fortress just before the Bryggens Museum. Bergenhus Fortress is one of the oldest fortresses preserved in Norway, and it is a cultural hub where many events are organized, especially in summer. It is a stone fortification of the entrance to Bergen harbor, and it stands out from the rest of the city because of its material and looks.
The oldest part of the fortress dates back to the 1240s, and the newest one is from World War II. In medieval times the fortress was also a royal residence in Bergen. Excavations show that there were some buildings here even earlier than 1100, but there is not enough information on that yet.
Haakon’s Hall is the most photogenic part and you should take photos here because the sun is perfectly falling on the fortress at any time of the day. Inside is the stone hall dating back to the 13th century, built by King Håkon Håkonsson.
The other tower to see is Rosenkrantz Tower, which got its present shape in the 16th century, originally built in the 13th century. Entrance to the museum is free, but it is not always open, because of the events organized by the city. It is best to check in advance if you can go in on the day you are visiting. Even if you can’t enter, the fortress is worth visiting even just for the pictures.
In the middle of the pedestrian area, you will find Bergensgalleriet, an art gallery with contemporary and street art. This is the best place to get familiar with the artists from the Bergen area. Their exhibits are constantly, and they also sell art from local artists.
You can see prints, paintings, photography, and more. The entrance is free, but you can purchase art, and they safely ship around the world. The gallery is easy to find as it is overlooking the harbor, and it is only a few steps away from Starbucks and the Tourist info center. This is not the only gallery in the city, but it is the easiest one to find for first-time visitors.
If you like sea creatures, or if you are traveling with kids, this is a place to put on the list when visiting Bergen. This is the largest aquarium in Norway and its mission is to present and preserve sea life. Here you will learn a lot about sea animals, especially if you book a guided tour or one of the educational programs.
The aquarium was opened in the 1960s and it represents the connection between Norwegians and their sea. They are a sea country that really depends on healthy waters, and they are very dedicated to protecting sea fauna. This urge to preserve nature and to spread the word about Norwegian marine life they call LæreLyst.
Some of the animals you can see here are sea lions, snakes, penguins, and much more. You can see the feedings, you can touch some of the animals, and also sign up for training sessions. Tickets are 300 NOK for adults, and 190 NOK for kids. There is a family ticket too, which includes 2 adults and 2 children for 840 NOK.
Hanseatic Museum and Schøtstuene
This museum shows the history of German merchants from the Hanseatic League. It is located in the center of Bryggen, in a beautiful historical building, which is best preserved of all the surrounding homes. It is called Finnegården and it was built in the 18th century.
The museum was opened in 1872, with historic artifacts from the Hanseatic period. The Hanseatic League was an influential medieval commercial and defensive confederation of merchant guilds and market towns in northern and central Europe. The League started in Germany in the coastal towns but spread across 200 settlements in the 12th century. The league disintegrated in 1669, but the historical artifacts and the culture were left behind.
The museum has an original interior, including furniture, weapons, documents, and other items. Part of the museum is on the other location, assembly rooms and kitchen of Schøtstuene are next to St. Mary’s Church contains additional exhibits about the merchants’ community. Tickets for adults are 130 NOK, and for kids the admission is free.
Mount Fløyen, Fløyfjell
Mount Fløyen is one of the city’s mountains very popular for hiking and weekend trips. The highest point is 400 meters and on top, you will have an incredible view from the viewing platform. You can hike from the city, but you can also use the funicular Fløibanen which can take you to the height of 320 meters. The ride is only 8 minutes long, and after that, you can hike to the top or enjoy nature.
From Fløyfjellet you can continue your hike to higher peaks like Blåmannen, Rundemannen, and Sandviksfjellet. In wintertime, this is a popular sledding destination and a lot of fun for kids. The funicular is 850 meters long and it takes over a million people each year from the city center to the mountain. This scenic ride costs 100 NOK for adults if you buy a return ticket, and 50 NOK if you buy one way. For kids, the ticket is half the price of the adult ticket.
Troldhaugen, Grieg Museum
One of the main reasons for me to visit Bergen was the Grieg Museum. Edvard Grieg’s home is located just a short hike south of the city center, and as everywhere else in Bergen, this is another very scenic path. The house was built in 1885, and it is still very well preserved and represents the composer’s life and work.
Edvard Grieg and his wife Nina lived in the house, but you can also visit the place where he worked, a small hut by the lake. Troldsalen was built later as a chamber music performance hall that can fit 200 people. In the summertime, you can listen to live concerts here. Tickets to the museum are 130 NOK for adults, and kids can enter for free.
Norway is famous for its seafood, and visiting a fish market even if you don’t buy anything is still a tourist attraction. Traditional sea industries are very important in Norway and Bergen has been one of the busiest ports in the country.
The market is located in the city center and you will see many locals buying their favorite food here. The busy market sells fish, shellfish, produce, and handmade souvenirs. The only thing that might be annoying is the smell of the fresh fish which is very strong, so be aware of that.
KODE Museum is one of the largest museums in Norway and the most important museum in Bergen. It displays art, music, and design, but also includes artists’ personal collections, homes, and external buildings in the city center. These buildings have temporary contemporary artists collections, and also permanent collections of some great Norwegian artists like Munch, JC Dahl, and Nikolai Adtrup.
With only one ticket you can see all the museums. KODE 1 houses Paul Cézanne exhibits, KODE 2 shows Arvid Pettersen, KODE 3 has permanent exhibits of Norwegian art history. KODE 4 is currently being renovated. Admission for adults is 150 NOK and for kids entrance is free. The museum has a cafe and a gift shop as well.
Fantoft Stave Church
This stunning architectural marvel was built in Fortun in Sogn in 1150. Later it was moved to Fantoft in 1883. In 1992 the horrible fire destroyed the church completely, but it was rebuilt to its original authentic structure. There were about 1000 stave churches in Norway in the past 800 years, but most of them were replaced with bigger buildings.
The stave churches are named after a specific building style where staves are the central element, same as on ships and choirs. The earliest churches include motifs from Norse mythology, like dragon heads. In the 15th and 16th century they changed and no longer were old motifs included.
To get to the church you can ride on a city bus, go on a guided tour, or drive. The drive is about 20-30 minutes long, but the walk would be too long and I don’t recommend it. Tickets to enter the church for adults are 70 NOK, and 30 for kids.
Seeing Norwegian nature is an incredible experience, and in Bergen, a quick ride from the city center will give you both, nature and spectacular views. There are multiple hiking trails to Mount Ulriken, but you can go to the top of the tallest mountain in Bergen by cable car as well. If you follow the Vidden Trail it will take you about 5 hours to reach the top. This is a perfect trail for experienced hikers.
At the top of the mountain, you will find a restaurant with delicious food. The cable car ride is just 7 minutes long, and the views are amazing from the car. Near the restaurant, there is the fastest zipline in Norway. The zipline is 300 meters long and it is a true adrenaline-busting experience.
Zipline price per person is 300 NOK. Cable car tickets for adults are 195 NOK one-way and 345 NOK return tickets. Kids pay 95 NOK one way, and 145 NOK return tickets. If you instead take a bus, adult tickets are 100 NOK for return and 50 NOK for one-way tickets, and kids pay half price.
University of Bergen Museum
Bergen University is very popular in Norway and many students choose this university over Oslo. Being a university city means a lot of activities for younger people in the city year-round, from live concerts to cultural events, bars, pubs, and restaurants. If you want to see the best places where you can go out in the evening, it is best to ask the locals.
The museum of the University has extensive art, natural, historical, and cultural collections. It includes three official collections: the Natural History Collection, the Cultural History Collection, and the Seafaring Museum. Outdoors you can also visit the gorgeous Botanical Garden that belongs to the University as well.
At The Botanical Garden, you will see the incredible Unicorn Fountain by Gustav Vigeland. You will also enjoy seeing and smelling over 5000 kinds of plants and flowers in the Norwegian Arboretum. A stroll in the park is a perfect escape from a busy city. Tickets to the museum are 150 NOK for adults, and free for children.
VilVite Bergen Science Center
VilVite Bergen Science Center has interactive exhibits interesting to everyone but especially popular among families with kids. This learning science center is not a simple museum, it has a purpose to educate visitors. Even the language barrier is not a problem, and you don’t have to speak Norwegian to enjoy the exhibition.
You can try so many new things, from weather forecasts to driving an oil tanker. Try the virtual reality experience of offshore drilling and see what the biggest industry in Norway is all about. Watch the short documentaries and play with science. Tickets for adults are 190 NOK, and for kids younger than 15 they are 165 NOK on weekends. During the week tickets are a little bit cheaper.
This beautiful building is almost 900 years old, built around 1150, and dedicated to Olav the Holy, Norwegian patron saint. In its turbulent history, the church was damaged several times, mostly by fire, but it was rebuilt every time. In 1640 the current facade was built after one of the huge fires.
The Rococo interior was added by architect Christian Christie in the 1880s, and the newest organ is just over 30 years old. The church can be visited on weekdays in the summer. Off-season churches in Bergen are open only for mass and events, and not for tourists.
About half an hour drive south of Bergen you will find picturesque Lysøen Island where Lysøen mansion and the estate with the museum is located. It was home to the famous Norwegian violinist Ole Bull whose villa is like something taken out of a fairy tale.
The house is located on the island that can be reached by a shuttle boat that leaves from Lysekloster. In the summer KODE museum organizes live music events here, and they are very popular among the locals.
The villa was built in 1873, but the estate that is 7 square kilometers big also has a farmhouse from the 1600s. There are 13 km of trails around the park with picnicking tables and a beautiful gazebo where you can rest, have a snack, or read a book.
Besides the Lysøen Museum which you can visit on a guided tour, you can also explore the ruins of Lyse Abbey (Lysekloster), also known as the Monastery of Lyse. The monastery was founded in 1146 by monks from York, England, and this was the first Cistercian house in Norway.
Gamlehaugen, The Royal Residence
Built in Renaissance style, Gamlehaugen is the royal family’s Bergen residence. The castle is located just outside of Bergen and from the roof you can observe the city and enjoy the gorgeous view. Tourists can visit the castle, climb to the top, see the dungeon, and some other parts of the building. The English garden is open for visitors to explore as well.
Bergen had the largest number of lepers in Europe, and this museum tells the story of that time. You will walk through the building that was its own city within a city at that time. People with leprosy couldn’t mix with healthy people, so they had to live isolated. Tickets for adults are 120 NOK, and for kids are free.
This was not always the royal palace. Originally the castle was purchased by Christian Michelsen in 1898. He was a wealthy shipowner and later the prime minister of Norway. When he died in 1925, the national fundraising campaign was established with a mission to preserve the castle. Then it was acquired by the state and now the royals are taking care of it.
This beautiful building was built in 1899 by the architect Jens Zetlitz Monrad Kielland. He was highly influenced by late medieval architecture. The building is partially a castle and partially a fortress. The park is filled with trees and flowers, and it is one of the most beautiful parts of the estate.
Look for Bergen’s Sculptures
The city has many sculptures which are unique attractions, and you can spend some time looking for them and guessing the meaning behind each. They say that there are more than 100 sculptures just in the city center.
You can find these sculptures in parks, on the buildings, hidden in the alleys. A few of them are located in obvious locations like the statue of Wilhelm Frimann Koren Christie located in front of the Museum of Natural History, or one of Ole Bull located on the square that has the same name as the famous violinist.
St Jørgen’s Hospital, The Leprosy Museum
Dating back to the 15th century, St Jørgen’s Hospital was one of the first hospitals in Norway and also one of the rare leprosy hospitals preserved to this day. It is a rare opportunity for visitors to see a hospital from this period, especially a leprosy one, so make sure to fit this museum on your list for Bergen.
The current building is from the 18th century, where Gerhard Armauer Hansen discovered the leprosy bacterium in 1873. The last two patients passed away in 1946. Today this disease is very rare and treatable, thanks to dedicated scientists and medical professionals.
Visiting Norway would not be complete without experiencing the boat tour through the fjords. Many tour operators offer those kinds of tours, and you can choose depending on your budget and the time available. This tour will take you on board a catamaran through the Osterfjord Fjord to see the mountain peaks, waterfalls, and stunning nature.
Sail down the narrow Mostraumen for three hours and enjoy impressive scenery. The audio guide is available in English and Norwegian, as well as drinks and snacks for purchase onboard. Even in summer, it can be cold on the boat so make sure to bring something warm. Also, bring binoculars and cameras to see and capture wildlife sightseeing and natural landscapes.
Bergen is one of those places you should visit in a lifetime. It is not adorable, but it is worth seeing and spending a few days in this historical port surrounded by mountains. Flying there or going by boat is the easiest way to reach the city, but driving through Norway is the best way to see the country and experience the wild nature of the North.
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La petite brioche, bakery
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I decided to go and have breakfast at La petite Brioche. Way better than sleeping in the kitchen 😉 And for 3,50 euro I had a filled croissant, a fresh orange juice and a lovely cappuccino.
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This is a promo version of a trainer, which means that for free you can only activate one of the available functions. In order to access the rest of this trainer's functions, you will need to purchase its premium version at cheathappens.com and download its full version.
Click on the VR MODE button. Trainer options will now be drawn as buttons. Activate the trainer as usual with your keyboard. Put your HTC Vive on and when you are ingame press the MENU button on the hand controllers to open the steam overlay. At the bottom you can click on the DESKTOP button and you can easily press options on the trainer with your hand controller now.
Note: The cheats and tricks listed above may not necessarily work with your copy of the game. This is due to the fact that they generally work with a specific version of the game and after updating it or choosing another language they may (although do not have to) stop working or even malfunction.
According to the JC2 PDA, Rico was born on January 25, 1968 in Mexico. It has been stated (at the official Just Cause Facebook page) that he grew up in Medici but was not born there. Medici is said to be both his and his mother's homeland. According to an interview with the game director, Rico's parents were killed in action, when Rico escaped the coup in Medici.
Rico also met Maria Kane, another recruit within The Agency. Rico and Maria were intimate sometime before the events of the first game, something Sheldon is still oblivious to. Nonetheless, the three became close partners and often dispatched as a team: Sheldon being the commander, in charge of contact with Agency HQ and receiving intelligence, Maria deals with weapons, vehicle, and equipment procurement with Rico as the field operative, carrying out all the actual work.
With this said, it is implied Just Cause 5 may take place in a country heavily influenced by the US, or perhaps even the United States itself, possibly a dystopian version. For more information about plot speculation, see the article for the future game.
He'll be returning in the mobile spin-off game. However, he is not the playable protagonist. Not much is known since the game has only recently been announced, but he is said to provide intel and support to the player, similar to Sheldon in Just Cause 2, as a mission briefer and character that occasionally shows up in missions.
In Just Cause, Rico wears a standard-issue black ops outfit complete with a thin bulletproof vest and parachute. He is also seen wearing his trademark crucifix for the first time in the series, which implies that his religion could be either Christian or Catholic. His overall facial appearance and structure is noted to be very young in comparison to later games, being clean shaven, and he can be seen sporting a mullet haircut both in-game and inside cutscenes. Unlike later games, Rico's model during gameplay differs in detail from his cutscene version, since those are pre-rendered. In this game, he is 37 years old. 041b061a72

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Hindi Comedy, Drama, Romance
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Watch Humpty and his Dulhania`s super dramatic and adventurous love-story!
Release Date10 Jul, 2014
Cast & CrewAlia Bhatt, Varun Dhawan
SynopsisThe stylish, stunning Alia Bhatt romances his best friend, the most entertaining and super cool Varun Dhawan in Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania. The chirpy, yet feisty Kavya Pratap Singh from Amabala makes a trip to Delhi before her marriage. Here she meets the Delhi lad, Humpty Sharma, who passes time with his two best pals at his father`s book store. Initially their hatred and disliking for each other soon transforms into love and romance as the two fall for each other. Later, as decided, Kavya goes back to her hometown, but knows very clearly that her strict father would not accept Humpty as his son-in-law. Humpty on the other hand, just like the perfect Bollywood hero fights all odds and tries his best convincing Kavya`s family for their alliance.
Will Humpty ever be able to win the heart of his to-be-bride`s father?


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Spooky Popcorn is a free outdoor horror movie festival held annually in downtown Hartford. Horror movie fans enjoy outdoor showings on Constitution Plaza on Saturday evenings from August through September and are encouraged to brink snacks, blankets, and chairs. This event is free and open to the public. Sponsored by The Hartford.
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Monk defiant on Williams' future
Swansea manager Garry Monk is adamant captain Ashley Williams will remain at the club despite speculation about his future.
Monk admits reports of interest in the defender from Crystal Palace is nothing new as the centre-back has been linked with various clubs every summer.
For that reason the Swans boss is not worried about the Wales international's immediate future.
"Ash will be here, he'll be here with Swansea," he told talkSPORT.
"I've got a good relationship with him, he's our captain and obviously I played with him for many years as well.
"For the past six or seven years he's been linked with a team in the summer, and whether that's actual interest or driven by the papers and agents, I don't know.
"But Ash is very committed to the club, he's our captain and he's captain of Wales as well, it's a big year for him with (Euro 2016) qualification coming up with his country."


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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - A 15-year-old is in trouble with authorities for allegedly pointing a BB gun at someone.
Police were called to the Kuehn Park Community Center, near Roosevelt High School, around 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
Officers say a witness called 911.
"Had a mom show up to pick up her child and saw this guy point it at somebody else. The report doesn't have a whole lot of details, but it ended up being a BB gun. She thought it was a real gun initially and called police," Sioux Falls Police Public Information Officer Sam Clemens said.
The 15-year-old was charged with disorderly conduct. He was later released to his parents.


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When History Captures Our Emotions Publication date : March 14, 2013
Anthony Rowley is a professor at the Institut d’Etudes Politiques, in Paris. He has written many books, notably on gastronomy.
Fabrice d’Almeida, a professor at the University of Paris-II, is a historian specialising in propaganda and manipulation. He is the author of High Society in the Third Reich and Histoire des médias en France.
They are the co-authors of Et si on refaisait l’histoire.
There are moments when the entire planet seems to be caught up in a common emotional drama. The media can turn an international sports event, a natural catastrophe, a war or an election into a highly emotive collective experience. And what about the films that elicit laughter everywhere, from Paris to Mumbai? Collective emotions that sweep the planet have become commonplace.
But is this such a recent phenomenon? Didn’t our earliest ancestors also share similar group feelings? What role have emotions played throughout history? Self-interest is not the only drive that motivates human actions. Other drives — jealousy, envy, desire, affection — have all played their parts at various key moments. And not only among the rich and powerful but also among the poor and the unknown. From early Christian feelings of love to the panic at Pompeii, from the horror of the Black Plague to the anxiety brought on by the Lisbon earthquake, from the feverish excitement of the Gold Rush to the enthusiasm that followed the collapse of the Berlin Wall, the authors recount 20 stories that made history and that reveal the role played by the emotions over the centuries.

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May 22—ALBANY — The GBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting at the request of the Albany Police Department.
The preliminary information indicates that at around 12:11 a.m. on Friday, APD officers initially responded to 420 W. Mercer Ave. in Albany in response to an aggravated assault. A male victim was shot in the head and taken to the hospital by EMS. A male suspect in the aggravated assault, later identified as Kortnee Lashon Warren, 23, of Virginia, was not on the scene when officers arrived.
While officers were investigating the incident at the Mercer Oak Apartment Complex, Warren appeared on the scene with a gun in his hand. APD officers gave verbal commands for Warren to drop the gun. During the incident, Warren pointed the gun at officers and fired shots at them. APD officers returned fire, shooting and striking Warren. Warren was taken to a hospital where he later died.
The male victim in the incident was transported to a hospital in Macon due to his injuries.
No officers were injured in the incident. All officers involved have been placed on administrative leave.
The GBI will continue to conduct an independent investigation. Once the investigation is complete, it will be submitted to the Dougherty County District Attorney's Office for review.
This is the 32nd officer involved shooting that the GBI has been requested to investigate in 2021.


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These Wars We Fight
A track from The Lives of Dexter Peterson
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Music and Lyrics © Matthew Ebel
Running for the silver moon,
thinking of the things I’d do
to be in someone else’s shoes tonight.
I don’t remember faces I’ve just seen
staring through the rain at me,
but if I make it to the trees I might.
Hanging by a lonely thread
trying not to come back dead,
but there are worse things, so I’ve said before.
So I write that all this mess is almost through,
I’ll be coming home real soon,
and other lies I’ve said to you before.
Someday we’ll look back and see
that we were not the enemy.
You can say we’re born this way
but I maintain that we can change.
We can dream of sometime when
these wars we fight will end, my friend.
But until then…
Waiting as the time rolls by,
longing for that caffeine high,
memories of my former life barge in:
Those crowded buses and those city blocks,
football games and chicken pox,
maybe when the thunder stops we’ll win.
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This page isn’t intended to teach you how to play chess, but to point you to some useful resources and to help you navigate the early stages of your chess journey.
There are many ways to go about learning chess. I recall as a youngster teaching myself from books specially written with children in mind. While the books I read are long out of print, there are now many such books available, as a quick search on Amazon will reveal. Other ways to learn chess include from a friend or family member or from an online course or app. And such resources aren’t just for the beginning of your chess career. Once you’ve learned the rules and the basics of how to play, there will still be plenty more chess wisdom to absorb, and books, friends, family, websites and apps can all play their part there too. Of course actually playing chess is what it’s about, and should also be an important part of your learning. So get online and play, or join a club such as ours. If you’d like more advice, or perhaps some coaching, please get in touch or visit us at the club sometime.
Books with “Everything”
- Murray Chandler and Helen Milligan, Chess for Children
- Yasser Seirawan, Play Winning Chess – this book is part of a series, all of which is great
- Eric Schiller, Encyclopedia of Chess Wisdom
- Learning Chess
- The following sites are mostly for playing chess, but they also have great “learning” sections
Things To Learn
Some of the topics you’ll want to make sure your learning covers include the list below.
- The names of the pieces
- How to set up the board
- How the pieces move and capture enemy pieces
- The relative value of the pieces
- Check and getting out of check
- Special Moves: Promotion, Castling and En-Passant
- Statemate and Other Draws
- Chess Notation
As checkmate ends the game, it’s important to know how to bring this about. Not only will this help you win more games, it will also help you prevent getting checkmated yourself. There are many basic mating patterns worth learning early in your chess journey.
Tactics are single moves, or a possibly a short series of moves which achieve a goal, frequently allowing a player to win material. Basic tactics include forks, skewers and pins.
The first few moves of a game of chess are known as the Opening. White has 20 options of what to do with their first move, and black has 20 options in response to each. So after just one move each, there are 400 possible positions. How should you go about deciding what moves to make at this early stage of the game?
There is a lot of conflicting advice available, and much depends on your style of play and your capacity for memorising sequences of moves. Some openings are more aggressive and tactical, while others lead to more strategical play. Some require memorisation of particular moves in particular positions, while others are more about ideas and themes.
If you buy books to learn openings (not the only option by any means), I’d strongly recommend buying books that include a decent amount of text and not just the moves they are recommending. It’s important where possible to learn the ideas behind the moves or, put another way, why those moves are being recommended. You’ll find that many books are frustrating in that they don’t tell you what to do against every possible move, only against the ones the author considers likely … and when the opponent deviates from the text, you need to have some idea how to carry on, which is what the text should provide.


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Bird watching is a fun activity that you can do all year round. All you really need is a pair of binoculars and a bird guide (or app) to help with identification.
Rouge National Urban Park is a great place to go bird watching—225 bird species have been observed here! Different species can be found in the park’s varied habitats, which include shoreline, forests, meadows, farmland and wetlands.
The time of day and time of year also affect which birds you might spot on your visit. While many birds are most active in the morning, birds of prey are often spotted during the middle of the day and most owls appear in the evening. Some birds spend their summers in the park or migrate through during the spring and fall, while others are year-round residents. Make sure to return during different times and seasons to see what new species you might encounter.


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my name is: J.A.W. Cooper
i'm sharing: A selection of work.
this was inspired by: The theme of "Viscera"; opening something up to reveal its inner workings.
to me, inspiration is: A poor replacement for discipline. Inspiration is certainly magical, but unreliable; discipline is what gets the job done.
Read more about J.A.W. Cooper>>


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The Truth of the Matter by Andrew Klavan: This is the third book in the Homelanders series. You can read the second book without reading the first but to read the third, you have to read the second. In the first book (no spoilers), Charlie West does not remember anything about his life. He learns that the police are on his trail to arrest him for murdering his best friend. But the bad guys are after him too and he’s clueless why. In the second book he finds some answers but he doesn’t really remember a lot from his past year. In this book he remembers almost everything and seriously what a bizarre one year it was for him. I mean, the plot is unbelievable. I rolled my eyes almost throughout the book. There is only so much that can happen to an 18-year-old. But Charlie West is an extraordinary human being obviously. This book made me laugh so many times, not because the book was funny but because the plot was so unbelievable. But there is this un-putdownable quality in this book. I just couldn’t stop reading. It’s a good continuation to the series. This book doesn’t end here though. There is a fourth book in this series. And you know what? I want to read that too. 3 out of 5 stars.
The Patron Saint of Butterflies by Cecilia Galante: A nice book which would have its own post if I had reviewed it on time. But I didn’t and now the details are a bit hazy. It’s a story about two 14-year-old girls Honey and Agnes set in Mount Blessing religious commune. Agnes is devoted to her faith and believes everything that is told to her by her parents and their religious leader. Honey is an orphan who is a little wild at heart and difficult to tie down. As she has no parents to teach her the ways of their religion all the time, she grows up reluctant to follow it blindly. She wants to move out of the commune and experience normal life. There are also things going on in the commune that she knows are wrong. When Agnes’s grandmother takes the kids and runs away from the commune, Honey and Agnes have to learn to live their life all over again with a completely new set of rules and beliefs. I loved how opposite the two characters are and I liked both the girls. I liked how they both struggled with what was right and wrong and what was taught to them. In spite of a serious subject it’s a pretty light and quick read. I enjoyed reading it and will definitely recommend it. 3.5 out of 5 stars.
It sounds as if this would be best read as a series, rather than trying to piece it all together from 2 or 3 books read at random.
Reading your review and checking out the synopses on Amazon, this series of books bears a bit more than a passing resemblance to the ‘Bourne’ series of books by Robert Ludlum.
Do you know of the trilogy, or the films they were adapted into of the same names: ‘The Bourne Identity’ ‘The Bourne Supremacy’ and ‘The Bourne Ultimatum’?
Check them out and see what you think about the similarity.
Like Yvonne ,as i read your review ,The Bourne trilogy popped in my brain instantly.. The plot is so similar.. an 18 year protagonist makes it sound implausible,i guess.
I haven’t read The Bourne trilogy, but as far as I could guess only the memory part is similar. But since I haven’t read the books I can’t say anything more 🙂
Your post made me laugh. That happens to me too, knowing that a book isn’t great, that the story is implausible etc, but at the same time it’s fun and you want to continue the series anyway. Sometimes that’s the kind of book you need! 🙂

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Montessori is not a system for training children in academic studies.
It is a revolutionary method of observing and supporting the natural development of children. Montessori education helps children develop creativity, problem-solving, social, and time-management skills, contribute to society and the environment, and become fulfilled in their particular time and place on Earth. The basis of Montessori practice in the classroom is respecting individual choice of research and work and uninterrupted concentration rather than group lessons led by an adult.
What is Montessori?
How to identify a real Montessori school as reported on Global TV in Toronto, Canada.
Tens of thousands of Montessori schools worldwide are celebrating this vibrant educational reform movement's first 100 years. This is a recording of a talk given by Montessori Foundation President Tim Seldin to Montessori educators on the outcomes of a Montessori education that we typically see in children by age twelve.
Association Montessori International
North American Montessori Teacher's Association
American Montessori Society
Information about Maria Montessori and her method:
Maria Montessori, MD (1870-1952)


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Donaldson went 2-for-5 with a solo home run and two runs scored in Tuesday's 9-5 loss to the White Sox.
Donaldson led off the sixth with a solo blast to left to bring the Twins within a run. He subsequently led off the eighth with a single and came around to score on a two-run shot from Jorge Polanco to give the Twins their first lead of the game at 5-4. The 35-year-old swatted his second round tripper over his last five games and generated his second multi-hit effort over that span too. Donaldson doesn't have as much pop in his bat as he used to but is still having a productive year, slashing .251/.354/.490 with 15 homers, 39 RBI, 42 runs scored and a 42:59 BB:K over 297 plate appearances.
Donaldson went 2-for-4 with a solo home run and two RBI in the second game of Saturday's doubleheader against the Tigers.
Donaldson got things rolling for the Twins with an RBI single in the first inning, then led off the fourth with a solo home run to left. The long ball was his first of July and contributed to his first multi-hit effort of the month. The 35-year-old is slashing .250/.349/.487 with 14 homers, 37 RBI, 40 runs scored and a 38:55 BB:K over 281 plate appearances.
Donaldson is not in the lineup for Saturday's game against the Tigers.
There's been no indication that it's anything but a regular day off for Donaldson, who has gone 0-for-6 with a pair of walks in two games since returning from right hamstring soreness. Luis Arraez will start at third base and bat leadoff Saturday.
Donaldson (hamstring) is starting Thursday's game against the Tigers.
Donaldson had missed the last four games due to right hamstring soreness, but he ran the bases as part of a full workout ahead of Thursday's matchup, Dan Hayes of The Athletic reports. He apparently checked out fine after his workout and will start at third base and bat second in his return to the lineup.
Donaldson (hamstring) isn't starting Wednesday's game against the White Sox, Do-Hyoung Park of MLB.com reports.
Donaldson will miss a fourth consecutive game as he continues to deal with right hamstring soreness, and he hasn't appeared off the bench in any of the last three contests. Per Park, manager Rocco Baldelli said Donaldson will be available off the bench Wednesday and will go through another full workout Thursday before it's determined if he's ready to rejoin the starting nine.
Donaldson (hamstring) is not starting Tuesday's game against the White Sox.
There's yet to be any update from the Twins, but it's growing increasingly likely that Donaldson gets placed on the injured list, as right hamstring soreness has now sidelined him for a third consecutive game. Leadoff hitter Luis Arraez once again gets the nod at third base Tuesday.
Donaldson (hamstring) is not in the lineup for Monday's game against the White Sox.
The veteran misses his second straight game after leaving Saturday's game with a right hamstring issue. It's unclear how much longer Donaldson will be sidelined, or if he might require a trip to the injured list. Luis Arraez starts at third base Monday, and will likely man the position until Donaldson is ready to return.
Donaldson (hamstring) is not in the lineup for Sunday's game against the Royals, Betsy Helfand of the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports.
Right hamstring tightness will sideline Donaldson for the series finale after he exited Saturday's contest with the injury. The Twins have provided no further updates on the third baseman's condition, so he should still be considered day-to-day. Luis Arraez is starting at third base and batting leadoff Sunday.
Donaldson was diagnosed with right hamstring tightness after he left Saturday's loss to the Royals, Betsy Helfand of the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports.
Donaldson pulled up while running out a double Saturday and was removed from the game as a precautionary measure. However, the issue is considered very mild, and the third baseman is considered day-to-day for now.
Donaldson exited Saturday's game against the Royals after hurting himself running out a double, Phil Miller of the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports.
It appeared to have been a right calf injury for Donaldson, but the team figures to provide an update in the next few hours to clarify what he hurt. Nick Gordon entered the game to pinch run for Donaldson.
Donaldson went 1-for-3 with a solo home run Wednesday in the Twins' 13-3 loss to the White Sox.
For the second straight day, Donaldson homered in his first at-bat of the game, and he's now left the yard in three consecutive contests to boost his season total to 13. While the 33-45 Twins have been one of baseball's biggest disappointments this season, it's been through little fault on the part of Donaldson, who continues to play at a high level in his age-35 campaign. He's currently sporting an OPS over .800 for the sixth straight season, and his 19.4 percent strikeout rate is his lowest since 2016.
Donaldson went 1-for-4 with a two-run home run in Tuesday's 7-6 loss to the White Sox.
He gave the Twins an early lead, taking Lucas Giolito deep in the first inning. Donaldson has gone yard in consecutive games, and seven of his 12 homers on the year have come in June as he has slashed a strong .273/.355/.606 through 76 plate appearances on the month.
Donaldson went 2-for-5 with a solo home run in Sunday's 8-2 win over Cleveland.
Donaldson was the only Twins hitter with a multi-hit performance in Sunday's win despite the team putting up eight runs. He singled in his first at-bat and then homered to lead off the third to give his team a 4-1 lead. The 35-year-old is slashing .251/.345/.468 with 11 homers, 31 RBI, 33 runs scored and a 31:46 BB:K. He's striking out at his lowest rate since 2016 and continues to produce at the plate with five hits, three RBI and two runs scored in his last three games.
Donaldson (calf) is starting at third base and batting second Thursday versus Cleveland, Do-Hyoung Park of MLB.com reports.
The veteran third baseman sat out the last five games while managing a calf issue, but he'll return to the lineup coming off Wednesday's scheduled off day. Donaldson is 2-for-16 with seven strikeouts over his past seven games and will attempt to get back on track now that he's feeling better.
Donaldson (calf) will remain on the bench for Tuesday's game against the Reds.
Donaldson is dealing with calf issues yet again. He'll sit for the fifth straight game Tuesday, though he did appear off the bench Monday, so it looks as though he could return to the lineup soon, perhaps after Wednesday's scheduled off day. Miguel Sano will start at third base in his absence.
Donaldson (calf) is out of the lineup Monday against the Reds.
The veteran third baseman will sit for the fourth consecutive game as he continues to nurse a right calf injury. Luis Arraez will receive another start at the hot corner while Donaldson remains sidelined.
Donaldson (calf) is out of the lineup for Sunday's game against the Rangers.
Donaldson will sit for the third game in a row while he contends with a right calf injury. Luis Arraez will pick up a start at third base in Donaldson's stead.
Donaldson (calf) remains sidelined Saturday against the Rangers.
Calf issues are unfortunately nothing new for the veteran third baseman. His latest such problem popped up Wednesday against the Mariners, causing him to exit in the first inning. He'll sit for the second straight game, with Luis Arraez taking over at the hot corner.
Donaldson (calf) is not in the starting lineup Friday against the Rangers.
Donaldson exited Wednesday's game against the Mariners after the first inning with a calf issue, though his departure was initially labeled precautionary by the club. Willians Astudillo will fill in at third base during the series opener in Arlington, with any further update on Donaldson potentially coming at some point later Friday.
Donaldson left Wednesday's game against Seattle after the first inning due to a tight right calf muscle, Phil Miller of the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports.
Donaldson appeared to grimace after rounding first base after a hit. He hurt his leg rounding first base on Opening Day and landed on the injured list. The Twins say his removal this time was as a precaution, but it's concerning given his history of calf injuries.
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