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Come to me in Massachusetts, or I'll come to you either in person or over the internet. Both individual lessons and group sessions are possible via Skype or Google Hangouts on the Air. On-site weekends for band coaching are also available.
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I can offer a variety of programs ranging in length from one hour to several days, suitable for presentation at public venues (such as synagogues or community centers) or private homes. For a complete listing of workshops, click below:
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"I am writing to thank you for a wonderful musical and cultural experience in Grinnell yestierday. We brought you here hoping to appeal to new audiences, to present an event bridging music and religtous studies curricula, and to add a new dimension to the world music programs we offer at Grinnell College. Your workshops and performance accomplished these aims beautifully.
Sherry Mayrent's presentation on "Vessels Of Song: The Origins And Development Of Klezmer Music" gave a well-organized and engaging 50-minute tour of disparate influences that shaped the music. The musical examples illuminated her points effectively. tt was a pleasure to learn about the music from such a knowledgeable and articulate performer."
— Jonathan Chenette
Chair, Department of Music, Grinnell College
"Sherry was a member of the Wholesale Klezmer Band for 17 years during which her mastery of the music and her musical leadership helped transform a ragtag bunch of musicians into a well respected performing group. She has a knack for identifying the essential core of a melody and stripping away everything else so that variations and ornamentation can be added back in to make the music fresh and alive. And she has the skill of conveying that message to other band members and to her classes at Klez Kamp.
In my role as vocalist in the band, Sherry has always been able to anticipate where I want to go with a song and to play exactly the background clarinet parts that are needed while simultaneously directing the other musicians , leaving me free to interpret the song without worrying about what is happening behind me. Before Sherry decided to leave the band, she took the extraordinary step of training her replacement so that, although we miss her dearly, we are just as strong as ever. Thanks, Sherry, for everything you've done for me and for the Wholesale Klezmer Band."
— Yosl Kurland, Wholesale Klezmer Band
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"Working quietly and away from the limelight, Sherry has gently and patiently raised up nearly an entire a generation of Yiddish music players and enthusiasts with her infectious positive attitude and by establishing a process of learning in a nurturing and goal oriented environment that closely mirrors her own enthusiasm and personality. If you know someone who plays Yiddish music today, from here to Europe and back. they learned something for someone who learned it from Sherry, a Tzadikim Nistarim of Yiddish Culture."
— Mark Rubin
www.markrubin.com
"Sherry has a lovely way of clarifying the complexities of music theory.
She peppers her lessons with examples from her treasure trove of
historical recordings so that every class is filled with little "aha!"
moments. I took her "Klezmer Fundamentals" course twice because I enjoyed it so much and knew I would learn as much the second time around as the first. In both her playing and her teaching, she injects new life into the most beautiful and haunting tunes of the klezmer repertoire."
— Frances Harris
Don't Ask klezmer band
"Mayrent's well-reasoned analysis of Yiddish instrumental music is revealing. Throughout the class, she supports her observations with recordings from her extensive private collection of klezmer tunes froim different eras, including the oldest know recordings. She was the first teacher that I met that is able to clearly verbally express WHERE klezmer ornaments should be placed in a melodic line. Her knowledge of the lexicon of Yiddish music is extensive, and she has helped me to discover many aspects of Klezmer music which I had only an inkling about before taking her class. Her communication style is excellent, and she is able to get a skilled musician to change aspects of their playing without bruising anyone's ego - a difficult task, in some cases!"
— Dylan M Blackthorn, Mazel Tov Kocktail Hour
www.mazeltovkocktailhour.com
"Having had the pleasure and honor of working with Sherry Mayrent for most of my career in the Yiddish arts I am continually thrilled and amazed at her passion for sharing and democratizing access to traditional Yiddish music and her vision of making her ever expanding catalog of historic sound recordings part of the birthright for future generations"
— Henry Sapoznik
Director, Mayrent Institute for Yiddish Culture
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Those who have been unsuccessful when applying for an Apprenticeship, or any other jobs, due to a lack of skills and experience are most likely be good candidates for a Traineeship.
This list not exhaustive. Whist a large percentage of learners are taken on as apprentices after their work placements, those who do not secure employment are invited in for 1:1 and small group support to secure an Apprenticeship.
Our Traineeship programme runs for 2.5 days per week for the qualification elements and is full time for the placement element. Learners who have A-C in Maths and English can expect to start their placements at around week 9. For learners who need to upskill in Maths and/or English, the placement element starts either at week 9 part time (studies alongside) or full time at week 19. The maximum duration of a Traineeship is 6 months.
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I see time goes by, but I feel no past.
But we know for sure that it shouldn't last.
Not abuse yourself with the silly rile?
With someone, who does believe in you.
Will you hold my hand and perceive my voice?
Will you understand and accept my choice?
You're not defeated, just tired.
When we appealed and learned by the crowd and each other to be wild.
Why do we prefer to be blind?
Are you gonna stay blind?
But I don't believe that frankness is black and the lies are white.
Forget the words that you have sworn.
But how can I go out?
And you've changed my world.
But life still goes on.
But now I realize, I can not change our lives.
And I don't even know your name.
So he could fall in love with you.
Take care about him as long as you can.
Sois fort, pas ferme ton visage.
Ne rate pas maintenant ton tour!
Qui me dit «Au revoir».
Et moi, je blesse ton âme!
To cry, to suffer inside?
Your only sacred desire to fly?
But how not to scare your reflection?
And let all fears leave your mind?
Could I make it real.
Do I wake or sleep?
What have you seen there… beyond the edge?
How many times you have lied to yourself?
How often you've asked Him not to leave world unseen?
How many scars have got your soul… not skin?
With no wish to build up faith (our faith).
But you can feel it by your heart.
And it's time to depart!


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Budapest All Destinations
Explore Budapest
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Széchenyi Thermal Baths (Széchenyi Gyógyfürdo)
Castle Hill (Várhegy)
Váci Street (Váci Utca)
Budapest Jewish Quarter (District VII)
Hungarian Jewish Museum and Archives (Magyar Zsidó Múzeum és Levéltár)
Central Market Hall (Nagycsarnok)
Kazinczy Street Synagogue
How to Spend 2 Days in Budapest
Wine Tasting in Budapest
How to Spend 1 Day in Budapest
Danube River Cruises in Budapest
Ways to Celebrate Christmas and New Year's Eve in Budapest
Christmas Markets in Budapest
Western Romania
Things to do in Hungary
House of Parliament (Országház)
Hungarian National Museum (Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum)
Buda Castle (Budai Vár)
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Boasting a rich history of Celtic and Ottoman influences, grand architecture, and a panorama of the Danube, Budapest is known as the Heart of Europe. The capital of Hungary also often ranks among the most idyllic place to live in Europe, and it's easy to see why. Take in the mesmerizing Budapest stretch of the Danube River by boat or coach tour to observe why Budapest is also known as the Pearl of the Danube. The river divides the city into two distinctive but equally alluring parts. On the quieter Buda side, tour Castle Hill's impressive display of architecture, from St. Stephen's Basilica to Matthias Church; the unique Fisherman's Bastion offers views across the city. On the east side, visit Pest, home to the main buzz of the city and its legendary nightlife, and explore its hip ruin bars. City tours—including Segway tours—let visitors experience both sides, which together serve as home to dozens of geothermal springs that give rise to the city's many famous spas. Take an evening cruise to appreciate the riverside buildings, especially Parliament, the third largest in the world. Longer sightseeing tours float down the river to Szentendre, a town full of museums and galleries, while the Vienna Danube bend awaits further away for those who manage to tear themselves away from this Hungarian gem.
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Not many cities can boast a Parliament Building this photogenic. Sitting on the banks of the Danube, built in a grand Neo-Gothic style, this is Parliament done palatially. The idea for the construction of the Budapest Parliament House - or Orszaghaz - came in 1873 when the three cities that made up Budapest were united. A competition was held and won by Imre Steindl. His design mixed Gothic, Medieval and Baroque elements with a lavish hand. The building was not finished until 1902, by which time Steindl was blind. The grand building contains many items of interest, including frescoes; the Hungarian Coronation Regalia with its Renaissance sword; mythical eagles and an impressive staircase.
House of Parliament (Országház) Tours & Tickets
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The Central Market Hall is the largest indoor market in Budapest, Hungary. The ornate building is more than 100 years old and has three stories filled with stalls. The roof is still original and is covered in colorful Zsolnay tiles. There are four other markets in Budapest that were built in the same style with similar roofs, and all five opened on February 15, 1897.
The market hall is frequently visited by tourists, though many locals shop here on a regular basis as well. There are stalls selling fruits and vegetables, Hungarian meats, fish, local cheeses, Hungarian herbs and spices, Hungarian wines and spirits, clothing, purses, accessories, and souvenirs. There are also a few restaurants where you can try local dishes such as lángos, which is yeast-based dough deep fried in oil and topped with different things like sour cream, cheese, and garlic. The Central Market Hall often holds special events featuring the cuisine of foreign countries.
Central Market Hall (Nagycsarnok) Tours & Tickets
Founded in 1802, the Hungarian National Museum is the oldest public museum in Hungary and is home to the most important collection of historical artifacts in the country. It is also became an important symbol of Hungary's national identity when the Hungarian Revolution of 1848 was launched after a reading on the museum's front steps. For a time, the upper house of the Hungarian Parliament also met in the building.
The neo-Classical building housing the museum was built between 1837 and 1847 and today features seven permanent displays. Two sections provide an overview of Hungary's history, while another focuses on modern history beginning with the Rakocizi War of Independence in the early 1700s. Yet another chronicles the rise and fall of Communism in Hungary. On the ground floor of the museum, you can find a collection of medieval and early modern stone carvings, while in the basement, ancient Roman stone inscriptions and carvings are on display.
Hungarian National Museum (Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum) Tours & Tickets
Located in the heart of Budapest's buzzing Jewish Quarter, Kazinczy Street Synagogue belongs to the city's tradition-bound, ultra-Orthodox community and was completed in 1913 by Hungarian architects, the Löffler brothers, in glorious Secessionist style. Largely constructed of red brick, it has decorative battlements detailed with the Star of David and other religious imagery.
Destroyed in 1944 during World War II, the synagogue has risen phoenix-like from its ashes and its breathtaking interior is once more a riot of color, with stained glass in intricate floral designs by master-craftsman Miksa Róth – who also designed two windows in St Stephen's Basilica – decorative tiles featuring menorahs and floral motifs; ornate chandeliers; and Ancient Egyptian-style columns and pediments. There is capacity for 1,000 worshippers, still strictly segregated with the women relegated upstairs to the balconied galleries.
Kazinczy Street Synagogue Tours & Tickets
The lemon-and-white Neo-Baroque confection of the Széchenyi Baths is the perfect place for a palatial soak. It was built in 1883 - in those days it was known as the Artesian Baths - and was the first bath house in Pest, the more industrial and working class side of the city. It was converted into a permanent site in 1913, and received various additions, including a hospital. In the late 1990s it was thoroughly renovated. The pools are the deepest and hottest in the city. Inside you'll find swimming pools, thermal sitting pools, saunas, masseurs and the 'fancy pool' with its artificial waves and massage jets. There are some segregated areas but for most of the pools you'll need a bathing suit. Outside there are warm swimming pools that, even in winter, make a delightful place to look at the sky, revel in the warmth and watch old men playing chess in the water.
Széchenyi Thermal Baths (Széchenyi Gyógyfürdo) Tours & Tickets
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Before World War II, Budapest had a thriving Jewish population centered around the largest synagogue in Europe on Dohány Street in District VII. Jewish Budapest was wealthy, with many other synagogues, grand houses and kosher stores, and the Hungarian Jewish Museum opened in 1896 to celebrate this success, moving into the same building as the beautiful Moorish Revival Dohány Street Synagogue in 1932. During the Holocaust, Budapest Jews were forced into a ghetto before being murdered in mass shootings, the gas chambers of the extermination camps or the icy wastes of Ukraine. In 1942 the contents of the museum where smuggled out of the city, and post-war District VII edged towards disrepair but was given a new lease of life following the fall of Communism in 1989. The renowned Jewish Museum is open once more, boasting one of the richest collections of Jewish ephemera in Europe.
Hungarian Jewish Museum and Archives (Magyar Zsidó Múzeum és Levéltár) Tours & Tickets
Rising 140 meters on the west side of the Danube, Gellért Hill is crowned with the fortified hulk of Citadella, which provides one of the best viewpoints in Budapest. From the ramparts there are far-reaching panoramas north to Buda Castle, and down the river to Széchenyi Chain Bridge, St Stephen's Basilica and the Parliament House. Constructed by occupying Austrian forces in the 1840s, the citadel was loathed by the Hungarians, who tore down its fortified gates when the Austrians eventually left the city in 1897. Its 60 canon placements still remain, as do the six-meter 'U'-shaped walls of the fort.
During World War II an air raid shelter was built in the Citadella, and this now houses a small museum about the war. In 1956, Soviet troops suppressed the Hungarian rebellion against Communism by firing heavy artillery from the fortress and Russian artillery is still scattered around the complex.
Citadella Tours & Tickets
Budapest Jewish Quarter (District VII) Tours & Tickets
The grandiose pile of the Királyi Palota (the Royal Palace) is the Phoenix of Budapest - it's been burnt to the ground and rebuilt countless times, and was almost gone in WWII. But these days, looking at the magnificent stone edifice and haughty dome, it's hard to believe it was ever in jeopardy. Three of Budapest's premier museums are housed in the Royal Palace. The Hungarian National Gallery has rooms of paintings by Hungarian artists ranging from medieval times through to the 20th century. The Budapest History Museum is famed for its Gothic rooms and statues, unearthed in the 1960s during a renovation of the castle. The National Library holds a collection of all Hungarian works. The gardens offer sweeping views down Castle Hill, and various statues. Follow the groups of tourists to the Matthias Well, a Romantic extravaganza of a fountain with the figure of the young King Matthias as a hunter with his stag, and his beautiful beloved with her doe.
Buda Castle (Budai Vár) Tours & Tickets
The Danube River is the frame of all the best Budapest views, the dividing line that gives the city its dual character, and the second longest river in Europe. If it weren't for the Danube River, Budapest wouldn't have its famous series of bridges, including the Széchenyi Chain Bridge, adorned by lions, and the Liberty Bridge, adorned by turuls. And if it weren't for the Danube, there would be no Margaret Island, one of the city's most beloved sites for summer picnics and music festivals. Beyond Budapest, the river curls into a series of highly picturesque curves, winding its way past a series of towns popular as trips from the capital. There's Esztergom with its religious history and impressive basilica, Viségrad with its hilltop castle, and Szentendre and Vác with their Southern European appeal.
Budapest Danube River Tours & Tickets
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Matthias Church (Mátyás Templom)
Matthias Church, with the bright color of its tiled roof and its fantastic Neo-Gothic ornamentation, is one of the stand-out attractions of Castle Hill. Most of it dates from the late 19th century, but parts of the church are much older than that. It's named the Matthias Church because King Matthias I married Beatrice of Naples here in 1474.
It was here, in 1867, that Franz Liszt's Coronation Mass was first performed, and the church still has a strong musical tradition; try and catch a concert here if you can. On the exterior of the church, check out the unusual diamond-patterned tiles of the roof and the Matthias Tower, which bears the king's crest animal, a raven with a gold ring in its beak. Also look out for the medieval columns on the bottom of the Béla Tower, with their studious monks and devilish animals. Inside the church you'll find rich frescoes and a legendary Madonna statue - this Virgin is said to have saved the Castle from Turkish invasion when her face.
Margaret Island (Margit-Sziget)
Margit-sziget (Margaret Island) is a magical little piece of heaven poised between Buda and Pest. Being there always gives you the sense of taking some time off from the real world. It's small - only 2.5 km (1.4 mi) long - but you'd be surprised how much the island manages to pack in and still feel like an oasis.
Margaret Island was once three islands; they were put together to stem the flow of the Danube in the 19th century. In the middle ages, Margaret Island was called the Island of Rabbits. It was named Margaret after a saint who lived in one of the many nunneries. The Ottoman rulers kicked out the monks and nuns and took over the island for their harems. There's still plenty of lolling about and pleasure seeking to be done on the island today. It has a pool and lido, a thermal spa, concerts and a Japanese garden to help you relax.
Dohány Street Synagogue
Dohány Street Synagogue is the largest functioning synagogue in Europe, and one of the largest in the world, so it deserves its other title, the Grand Synagogue. Why else is it grand? The scale is matched by its decoration - the synagogue has a Byzantine feel, with gleaming onion domes and eight-pointed stars chased into the exterior walls.
The rose windows and the organ may put you in mind of a Christian church (the organ and the acoustics of the grand space make the synagogue a popular spot for concerts). But the towers that top the building - and that are meant to echo the pillars of Solomon's palace - remind you where you are. The synagogue was built on the boundaries of the Jewish Ghetto, where the Jews of the city retreated when they were banished from the city walls in the 18th century. The synagogue also played a part in the dreadful happenings of WWII, when it served as a shelter for the city's Jews, many of whom died here in the winter of 1944 - 45.
Gozsdu Courtyard (Gozsdu Udvar)
The new kid on Budapest's entertainment block, Gozsdu Courtyard is at the heart of the city's newly revamped Jewish Quarter and has become the destination of choice edgy nightlife and bar hopping. Running between Dob utca and the cool design stores of Király utca, Gozsdu comprises a series of interconnecting courtyards lined with balconied townhouses and was built in the early 20th century. Once home to workshops and tenements, the courtyards became part of the Jewish ghetto in World War II, with thousands of Jews incarcerated here. Happily the complex was given a glamorous facelift in the 2009 and now positively overflows with smart cafés, ruin bars and restaurants featuring international cuisines from Yiddish to Thai; it's a city hotspot and on summer evenings the crowds spill out into the open air.
Gellért Hill (Gellert-Hegy)
Gellért Hill is one of Budapest's most romantic nights out. Just grab a bottle of the city's famous red wine, a couple of glasses, and your beloved. It might be a bit of a trek up there, but the view of twinkling lights will amply reward you.
The views you'll see over the Danube are best seen from the Citadel, built by the Austrians after their victory over the Hungarians in the 19th century. In fact, the monuments on Gellért Hill all have a somewhat painful history.
The girl posing with the palm of victory symbolizes the Russian liberation of the city after WWII, but as the liberation turned into an occupation, its presence has been disputed.
And Gellért himself? A martyred saint whose efforts at conversion ended with him being killed by angry pagans in a nail-filled barrel rolled down the hill (ouch!). He's commemorated by an immense statue.
Chain Bridge (Széchenyi Lanchid)
Budapest's Chain Bridge was the city's first – and is still its most famous – crossing of the Danube, connecting Baroque Buda on the western river bank with the wide boulevards of Pest on the east. Opened in 1849, the bridge is 375 meters long and 16 meters wide; it is made of made of stone slabs and suspended in place by two massive linked iron chains. Originally a toll bridge, it was designed by English engineer Alan Clark, who also had a hand in Hammersmith Bridge across the River Thames in London. The stone lions guarding both ends of the Chain Bridge were carved by János Marschalkó and added in 1852.
From the Buda side of the Chain Bridge a road tunnel leads northwards underneath Castle Hill; as the bridge united the east and west sides of the city it was indirectly responsible for Budapest's rapid flowering as a major metropolis in the late 19th century.
St. Stephen's Basilica (Szent István Bazilika)
This beautiful neo-classical cathedral is the biggest church in Budapest and sits on the imposing square of Szent István. Its serene façade is decorated with statues of the 12 Apostles and has twin clock towers, a vast cupola and an imposing colonnaded doorway leading on to a barn-like interior illuminated through jewel-like stained-glass windows.
Among the carved wooden pews, marble statuary, frescoed ceilings and gilded ornamentation, the opulent basilica's most holy relic is found in the small dark chapel to the left of the elaborate main altar. The mummified and bejeweled hand of St Stephen, who was both first king and patron saint of Hungary back in the ninth century, lies preserved in a delicate glass cabinet. The basilica can accommodate 8,500 worshippers and was built during the late 19th century during the expansion of Budapest for the Millennium celebrations. Much of the later design work was by Miklós Ybl, designer of the Hungarian State Opera House.
Heroes' Square (Hosök Tere)
At the entrance to Budapest's City Park, Heroes' Square (or Hősök tere) features an impressive semi-circular sweep of columns and statues and a cenotaph honoring the fallen of the 1956 uprising. On either side of the square are the Museum of Fine Art and the Exhibition Hall, which now shows contemporary art.
At the peak of the semi-circle is a statue of the Angel Gabriel bestowing the Hungarian Crown on St. Stephen. Lower down is a rugged band of chieftans on horses with antler bridles - this is Árpád and other leaders from an early Magyar civilization. Other statues represent various leaders and statesman as well as abstract values like war and peace.
Andrássy Avenue (Andrássy Út)
The elegant boulevard of Andrássy Avenue was completed in 1885 as part of the expansion of Budapest under Emperor Franz Joseph I to celebrate the thousand-year anniversary of the state of Hungary. It connects the Pest-side city center at Erzsébet Square to the City Park (Városliget) and as a masterpiece of urban planning was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2002, along with Heroes' Square.
Elegant townhouses lined the avenue and it became the preserve of wealthy bankers and the aristocracy. In order to conserve Andrássy's architectural harmony, the city fathers decided to build a train line underneath the avenue. And so the Millennium Underground Railway opened, the first in continental Europe; it was first used to transport people from the city center to Városliget, which was the focus of the millennium celebrations in 1896.
Hungarian State Opera House (Magyar Állami Operaház)
Budapest's main opera house is a lavish neo-Renaissance confection with an interior so ornate that it could only have been built at the height of the wealthy Austro-Hungarian Empire. The opera house was designed by the Hungarian architect Mikós Ybl, while the Baroque ornamentation, sweeping marble staircases, the frescoed ceilings, vast chandeliers, rich velvets and gilded tiers of seats in the auditorium were mainly contributed by Károly Lotz and Bertalan Székely. It opened with great fanfare on September 27, 1884, in the presence of the Habsburg Emperor Franz Joseph I and in time for the Millennium celebrations of 1896.
Gustave Mahler was director at the opera house between 1887-1891 and its reputation as one the world's leading cultural houses was cemented. After decades of riding high on the international stage, the proud opera house fell into disrepair under the Communist regime in the 1970s.
Elisabeth Bridge (Erzsébet Híd)
Several bridges cross the Danube River connecting Buda and Pest, the two sides of Budapest, Hungary. The Elisabeth Bridge was named after the Hapsburg Queen Elisabeth, who was the wife of Francis Joseph I. An international competition was held in 1894 for the design of the bridge, and construction began in 1897. The bridge was inaugurated on Oct. 10, 1903, and until 1926, it was the largest chain-type bridge in the world. Unfortunately Elisabeth Bridge was bombed by German troops towards the end of World War II, and it was the only bridge in Budapest so badly damaged that it had to be completely replaced. From 1960 to 1964, nearly two decades after the original bridge was destroyed, the new bridge was built in the same place to reconnect Gellért Hill on the Buda side to Ferenciek Ter on the Pest side of the city.
Gellért Thermal Bath and Spa
Rising 140 m (460 ft) over the western flank of the River Danube, Gellért Hill is riddled with underground cave complexes and around 130 hot springs, which feed Budapest's famous spa baths. Formed in karstic limestone, the springs have therapeutic properties and provide 70 million liters (18.5 million gallons) of hot, calcium-rich water – temperature ranges between 70°F (21°C) and 168°F (76°C) – daily to power the seven major spa complexes in the city.
Of these, the elegant, Art Nouveau-cum-Secessionist-style Gellért Thermal Bath and Spa opened in 1918; behind its undulating exterior is a confection of magical, turquoise-and-gold, mosaic-ed saunas, steam rooms and colonnaded indoor and outdoor pools. As well as a series of plunge pools and mineral baths of differing temperatures, there's a wave pool on the roof and a panoramic terrace for sunbathing and al fresco lunching in summer.
Castle Hill is Budapest's most spectacular - and most visited - district. In one small area you have most of the city's big-hitter attractions, including the Royal Palace with its museums and library, the Matthias Church, the Fisherman's Bastion and several spectacular statues. The views over the Danube to Pest are incomparable and worth the trip alone.
Castle Hill has been settled since the 13th century, and you can still feel the scale of the medieval in its steep twisting streets and little square. It's watched over by a magnificent golden turul - the mythical eagle that is featured in Hungarian mythology. As you come up by funicular, the turul is practically the first thing you see.
The Royal Palace also has its fair share of fantastical statues, including a fountain featuring the young King Matthias posing as a hunter. The palace contains the Budapest History Museum and the National Art Gallery as well as the National Library.
Adam Clark Square (Clark Ádám Tér)
Located on the Buda side of the Szechenyi Chain Bridge, Clark Adam Square was named after the Scottish engineer responsible for both the bridge and the tunnel beneath Castle Hill.
A 10-foot (three-meter) sculpture sits near the bushes in the southern part of the square; shaped like an oblong concrete doughnut, this Zero Kilometre Stone is the point from which all distances from Budapest to various Hungarian destinations are measured. Miklos Borsos designed the monument in 1975 to replace a previous one that had been destroyed during World War II.
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Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee, while in Israel, calls the Iran nuclear deal ''unacceptable.'' Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION) United States Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee called on Wednesday (August 19) the Iranian nuclear deal with world powers an "unacceptable deal for a peaceful future." "This does not accomplish anything other than empower a rogue nation, a nation that has shown consistently its intention to wipe other nations, including America, right off the map," Huckabee told reporters in Jerusalem on the second day of his visit to the Middle East. Huckabee, one of more than a dozen candidates vying for the Republican presidential nomination, started his Middle East tour on Tuesday (August 18) with a visit to a West Bank settlement. The former Arkansas governor drew criticism last month for comments in which he denounced the Iranian nuclear deal with world powers by saying Obama was marching Israelis "to the door of the oven," a reference to the Nazi gas chambers that killed millions of Jews in the Holocaust. Israel has called the agreement a threat to its survival and has urged U.S. lawmakers to reject the deal, saying it would give Iran a "sure path" to nuclear weapons. Huckabee, one of 16 candidates vying for the Republican presidential nomination, made the comments in an interview with a conservative website on July 26. He has been a regular visitor to Israel, where he has been embraced by right-wing politicians as one their country's staunchest supporters.


Kyoto Aquarium is modern and nicely designed, but small compared to Japan's best aquariums. It was newly opened in March 2012 in Umekoji Park, about one kilometer west of Kyoto Station and Kyoto Tower.
The two-story facility is divided into nine zones with various themes, exhibiting a variety of aquatic animals.
Stingrays glide gracefully here, they seem to be flying!
Though some visitors may find the entrance fee of 2000 yen a little steep, I personally feel this is well worth the money.
You'll always get what you pay for, in Japan!
Unique to the aquarium is a zone that recreates the aquatic environment of rivers in Kyoto and features the Japanese giant salamander.
Inside Kyoto Aquarium is a small, but very beautiful and scenic park – perfect for some fresh air!
The Kyoto Aquarium aims and also strives to preserve numerous species of rare local aquatic life through breeding.
Sqwuark* "You're my new friend"!
In other zones, visitors can see sea life from across the world, including penguins and seals.
These cute seals are very well-trained!
There is also a dolphin stadium with multiple performances per day.
Colorful fishes swim all around you in Kyoto Aquarium!
This is a "Flat Fountain"!
Surrounded by mountains on three sides, the Kyoto basin is blessed by abundant water resources brought by the rivers that flow from the mountains.
More than 10 Class A rivers run through the city of Kyoto, notably the Kamo, Katsura and Uji rivers. Long known as a city of Sanshisuimei, or scenic beauty, Kyoto has fostered a unique culture around its rivers.
For example, in the Heian period (794-1185), river infrastructure was developed to transport goods, and classical Japanese waka poetry was written in connection with rivers.
In the Azuchi-Momoyama period (1573-1603), the custom of creating kawayuka riverbed verandas began. In the Edo period (1603-1868), the Yuzen dyeing technique emerged.
In this manner, Kyoto's development has been closely tied to its rivers throughout its history.
Against this historical backdrop, Kyoto saw the birth of its first aquarium in 2012.
Rain falling on the Tanba mountains and the Ashiu virgin forest emerges as spring water, which forms creeks and eventually becomes large rivers, finally flowing into the sea.
Kyoto Aquarium recreates the connection of life from the source of Kyoto's rivers to the sea and the ecosystems where numerous life forms co-exist.
Furthermore, in addition to offering exhibits, Kyoto Aquarium regularly holds interactive events where visitors can have fun while learning about aquatic life, as well as presentations by specialist aquarium keepers.
Kyoto Aquarium aspires to be a comprehensive "edutainment*-oriented aquarium" where children living in Kyoto can learn about and interact with water resources and aquatic life.
Kyoto Aquarium has strived to protect the natural environment as a facility at the forefront of Kyoto's efforts to become an environmental model city.
Measures include conserving power through solar power generation, and supporting the breeding of Kyoto's rare species.
The Aquarium has already become an essential facility for all those who admire Kyoto.
All visitors will truly enjoy this aquarium, for sure.
Kyoto Aquarium aims to combine entertainment with education!
*Edutainment is a combination of "education" and "entertainment".
After visiting the beautiful Kyoto Aquarium, we soon left – taking a sweet stroll through the park along the way.
Kyoto Aquarium is situated in a very convenient location. Just past the park, is the bus stop and that's where we awaited our bus to take us to our next location, Kyoto Tower.
It should still be cool in June in Tokyo, so just bring along light conthilg with light coat and sweater. It is also the rainy season so bring along an umbrella and shoes that won't fall apart when they get wet. As for where to visit, you've pretty much named all the places that I usually recommend. If you're into museums, you should check out the Roppongi area which has become a hub of museums of sorts. You can also check out the huge H&M store, Kiddyland, Agnes B stores in Harajuku. Agnes B is quite a bit cheaper in Japan than Singapore so their bags and accessories are good buys.


Napa Valley vintner Agustin Huneeus Jr. is stepping aside from running his family's wine company as he and other wealthy parents face federal charges for allegedly bribing school and college exam officials to help their children enter elite colleges. Huneeus' father and company founder, Augustin Huneeus Sr., is taking over Huneeus Vintners' top managerial position.
"To ensure smooth operations of Huneeus Vintners, Agustin Huneeus Sr., founder of Huneeus Vintners and Quintessa, has been appointed to represent the family's interest in Huneeus Vintners. Agustin Francisco Huneeus Jr. has stepped down from his position," Leslie Sullivan, estates director at Huneeus Vintners, said Saturday.
Agustin Huneeus Jr., 53, of San Francisco, and half-a-dozen other parents involved in the alleged scheme, appeared in court Friday in Boston, according to news reports. They did not enter a plea.
Huneeus, who remains out of custody on $1 million bail, allegedly wanted to have his daughter enter the University of Southern California as a water polo athlete, according to court records.
Federal officials alleged Huneeus paid a college counselor-turned informant $50,000 to have a proctor correct his daughter's SAT exam to boost her scores and to prepare a fake athlete profile to facilitate the teenager's admission into USC, according to court records. Huneeus was expected to pay another $200,000 to a nonprofit with ties to the counselor, William "Rick" Singer, once his daughter was admitted, according to a court affidavit filed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Singer, who has cooperated with law enforcement in exchange for leniency, has pleaded guilty to a host of charges. He faces decades behind bars.
Singer did not have a photo of the teen, according to court documents, so he allegedly forwarded a packet to USC that included a photo of another individual playing water polo, according to the affidavit.
Huneeus allegedly wrote last fall a $50,000 check to "USC Women's Athletic Board" after USC senior associate athletic Donna Heinel sent a preliminary letter of acceptance for his daughter, according to court records. Singer said Huneeus would have had to write a $200,000 check a foundation that belonged to Singer once Huneeus' daughter received her final letter of acceptance, according to a court affidavit. Huneeus and the other parents were arrested March 12, according to court filings.
Altogether, 50 people, including coaches at USC, UCLA, Yale and other colleges, have been charged or indicted in connection with the alleged scam, according to court records.
Agustin Huneeus Jr. was listed as Huneeus Vintners LLC's managing member with the California Secretary of State.


Starting and finishing with the largest and best-known lakes in the area – Geirionydd and Crafnant – this long round from Trefriw will visit a total of 10 lakes in the Gwydir Forest, many with history linked to local metal-mining. Much of the walk is in the upper, elevated part of the forest, offering excellent views of the mountains, The pace will be easy, and uses a lot of good forest tracks, but is rated as mod/strenuous simply by virtue of its length. We will be passing toilets at 2½ miles, 10½ miles and 12½ miles.


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When you have a backyard that looks like this, then that is definitely where we do the session! How incredibly gorgeous is this waterfall and pond! combine that with the colors of fall and these two cute brothers and you have the making of fantastic photos. When Sandy contacted me to photograph the boys again and suggested we do it in their backyard, I was thrilled. Since we did a beach session the last time, it was a good idea to mix it up, and that we did.


Kenneth Ray Stubbs is currently considered a "single author." If one or more works are by a distinct, homonymous authors, go ahead and split the author.
Kenneth Ray Stubbs is composed of 2 names. You can examine and separate out names.


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Biografia
Carlo Curto nasce il 27 dicembre 1892 a Pola, in Istria (cittadina allora in territorio austriaco, diventata italiana nel 1918), da Domenico Curto e Giuseppina Mayer.

Dai primi anni al matrimonio

Nel 1895 con la famiglia si trasferisce a Trieste, dove si forma seguendo sia gli ideali politici del padre mazziniano, che sosteneva la necessità che Trieste, l'Istria e tutto il Friuli Venezia Giulia, appartenessero all'Italia e non all'Austria com'era allora. Quando il padre muore nel 1905, Carlo ha solo tredici anni (la madre morirà poi nel 1918), ma riesce a proseguire gli studi al Regio Ginnasio di Trieste e poi alla Facoltà di Lettere dell'Università di Graz in Austria, che frequenta fino al terzo anno.

Chiamato alle armi nell'Esercito austriaco nel 1914, allo scoppio della prima guerra mondiale, sentendosi di nazionalità italiana diserta e fugge a Venezia, dove chiede di arruolarsi nell'Esercito Italiano; però non viene ritenuto abile al servizio militare per la fragile costituzione fisica. Riprende allora gli studi interrotti iscrivendosi all'Università di Bologna dove nel 1915 si laurea discutendo una tesi su "Le vite virgiliana antiche".

Inizia subito a lavorare come insegnante supplente di Italiano prima a Ferrara, poi alla Scuola Tecnica della città di Ravenna. È qui che alla Biblioteca Classense conosce Margherita Siccardi, insegnante di Storia dell'arte, originaria di Bra , e si sposano nel 1918. Entrambi ottengono poi il trasferimento in Piemonte e a Bra il 20 agosto del 1919 nasce il loro primo e unico figlio Silvio Curto.

Attività accademica

Dopo molti trasferimenti, Carlo Curto diventa nel 1924 professore di ruolo di Letteratura Italiana e Letteratura latina al Liceo Classico Vincenzo Gioberti di Torino, dove insegna ininterrottamente fino a quando va in pensione nell'ottobre del 1963.

Contestualmente, dopo aver ottenuto la libera docenza universitaria nel 1934, insegna alla Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia di Torino dove è professore incaricato di Letteratura Italiana fino all'anno accademico 1966-1967. Tra le sue opere si distinguono i saggi su Bernardino Corio e La letteratura romantica della Venezia Giulia, premiati nel 1932 dall'Accademia dei Lincei, e La poesia del Pascoli, edito da SEI nel 1941.

La Reale Accademia d'Italia gli conferì un premio per la ricerca nel 1941.

Muore a Torino il 3 novembre 1972 ed è sepolto nel cimitero di Bra, in provincia di Cuneo.

Opere principali

Libri
 Le tradizioni popolari nel Morgante di Luigi Pulci, Casale, Tip. Cooperativa, 1918
 Del culto di Dante nel secolo 19, Piacenza, Porta, 1921
 Le tre donne benedette nella Commedia di Dante, Bologna, Zanichelli, 1925, poi Paravia, 1932
 Romanticismo e decadentismo nel Pascoli, Torino, Società editrice internazionale, 1928?
 La letteratura romantica della Venezia Giulia (1815-1848), Parenzo, G. Coana, 1931
 Bernardino Corio e la sua Patria Historia, Milano, Tip. San Giuseppe, 1932
 Luigi Pulci (1432-1484), Torino, Paravia, 1932
 L'estetica del Pascoli, Torino, Società editrice internazionale, 1935
 La poesia del Pascoli avanti le Myricae, Torino, Società editrice internazionale, 1937
 Dante etrusco e romano, Torino, Ed. Libreria Italiana, 1940 (Bra, Tip. Grosso e C.)
 La poesia del Pascoli: storia e caratteri, Torino, SEI, 1940
 Un romanzo di gentucea, Torino - Milano - Genova, SEI, 1941
 Alessandro Manzoni, Torino, B. Serra, 1948
 Carlo Curto, Studi nella Letteratura italiana: da Dante a Pascoli, Torino, Giappichelli, 1966

Altre pubblicazioni

 Ricordi mazziniani nella Venezia Giulia (1831-1915); con una lettera inedita di Giuseppe Mazzini, Roma, Rassegna nazionale, fasc. 16, settembre 1921
 Stendhal e Trieste, Nuova Antologia, Anno 61, Fascicolo 1927-1, aprile 1926, p . 291-295
 Studi pascoliani, Nuova antologia, 1. febbraio 1942

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Altri progetti

Italianisti italiani

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Q: C++ Multi type map like PHP stdClass I'm using the libjson for parsing a JSON file in C++. I was wondering if you could do something like a PHP style notation for a map:
Just some pseudo code:
mapObj["id"] = 4;
mapObj["tags"] = vector {"Foo", "Bar"};

structMapObj = {
    {"name", "FooBar"},
    {"size", 1234567},
    {"date", "2014-12-24"}
};
mapObj["file"] = anotherMapObject;

// for the vector
mapObj["tags"][0];
mapObj["tags"][1];
mapObj["tags"].size();
mapObj["tags"].pushBack("Foo");

// for the map
mapObj["file"]["name"]
...

Is it possible to receive a result like this?
Maybe an enum for the current type in the BaseClass?
myObj["key"].getType; // returns a 1 for example an INT

I tried to make it with a BaseClass and a template class, but I wasn't able to iterate through the object. Or should I even overload the operators for my BaseClass? Or is it necessary to inherit the BaseClass for each case (a class for the map-type object, a class for the int-type, for string and so on)?
I'm a a little bit desperate right now. Just need someone who leads me into the right direction :-P
PS: I don't want to use boost :-/
Thank you very much,
Daniel

A: I appreciate that you don't want to use boost. However, this problem has been solved in boost.
You are essentially wanting a map of strings to variants.
Have a look at the source code for boost::variant and boost::any. Take particular note of how boost gets round the problem of recursive definitions, for example when you want to store a map inside an element of another map.
This will teach you more than you ever wanted to know on this subject :-)

A: There is an open source project for C++Builder programmer called JSonCBB library. This library provides a semantic like to your need: http://www.cbuilderblog.com/jsoncbuilderblog-class-library/

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Q: Long If-else statement with hardcoded Strings in Android I have an issue with if else condition, I have fragments when I choose some options (radioButtons) and then they are pushed to activity to give a result. I'm trying to get some methods like by polymorphism but I still can't get the same result as with the if else statement. SharedPreferences could be replaced with something in this case to get the results from another fragment or not? Thanks for help.

  @Override
  protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
    setContentView(R.layout.fragment_result);

    SharedPreferences sharedPref = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(this);
    String size = sharedPref.getString("size", "");
    String activity = sharedPref.getString("activity", "");
    String children = sharedPref.getString("children", "");
    String dog = sharedPref.getString("dog", "");
    TextView dogName = findViewById(R.id.dogName);
    TextView dogName2 = findViewById(R.id.dogName2);

    dogName.setText(dog);
    dogName2.setText(dog);

    ImageSwitcher switchImageView = findViewById(R.id.imageSwitcher);

    ImageView imageView2 = findViewById(R.id.imageView2);
    imageView2.setImageDrawable(null);

    switchImageView.setFactory(() -> {
      ImageView imageView = new ImageView(getApplicationContext());
      if (size.equalsIgnoreCase("small") &&
          activity.equalsIgnoreCase("lazy") &&
          children.equalsIgnoreCase("like")) {
        imageView.setImageResource(R.drawable.bulldog);
        dogName.setText("Bulldog");
      }else if (
          size.equalsIgnoreCase("miniature") &&
              activity.equalsIgnoreCase("light active") &&
              children.equalsIgnoreCase("like")
      ) {
        imageView.setImageResource(R.drawable.chihuahua);
        dogName.setText("Chihuahua");
        imageView2.setImageResource(R.drawable.york);
        dogName2.setText("York");
      } else if (
          size.equalsIgnoreCase("miniature") &&
              activity.equalsIgnoreCase("light active") &&
              children.equalsIgnoreCase("no matter")
      ) {
        imageView.setImageResource(R.drawable.york);
        dogName.setText("York");
      }

The if statement goes longer but i just wanted to show the method.


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As Marriott International's flagship brand, Marriott Hotels cater to business travelers who are on the go and in need of no-frills meeting facilities and business centers. Along with guest-focused customer service, Marriott properties include fully equipped fitness centers, authentic local cuisine, swimming pools and concierge services. With more than 560 hotels and resorts in 59 countries, it's no surprise that many of these sophisticated properties are included on our Best Hotels in the USA, Best Hotels in Mexico, Best Hotels in Europe and Best Hotels in Canada rankings (U.S. News-ranked hotels are listed below). Plus, as a member of the Marriott family, guests can earn and redeem Marriott Rewards points at any Marriott hotel.
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Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square
Centrally located downtown and with direct access to the Convention Center, Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square grants access to the best of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Walk or take a short drive to dozens of entertainment venues, more than 90 art galleries and various historical landmarks. Each of the accommodations features straightforward, sophisticated design that includes a flat-screen TV and Wi-Fi access (for a fee). Plus, hotel guests can enjoy an indoor pool and a fitness center for recreation. While there is dining on-site (a restaurant, a bar and a breakfast buffet), past guests remark that the food is pricey and underwhelming. Visitors may be better off traveling to one of several excellent restaurants within blocks of the hotel. Part of the Marriott family, this hotel allows guests to earn and redeem Marriott Rewards points by choosing to stay here.
Pittsburgh Marriott City Center
In the heart of Pittsburgh – within walking distance of PPG Paints Arena and less than a mile from Market Square – the Pittsburgh Marriott City Center offers guests an assortment of modern amenities. If you're looking to unwind, check out the heated indoor pool or fitness center. If there's work to be done, the Marriott property offers a business center and flexible meeting space. When it's time to eat, there are several on-site options, including a coffee shop, a cocktail bar and a seafood restaurant with a wine bar. A buffet breakfast is also available for a fee. Standard rooms offer pillow-top beds and marble bathroom counters, plus flat screen TVs. Suites add extra living space, and some rooms come with city views. Rooms on the concierge level have access to a lounge. Wi-Fi is free in the hotel's public spaces and is available in-room (for a fee). Recent guests cheer for the hotel's prime location, but a few note that rooms are small. Plus, Marriott Rewards members may earn and redeem points by choosing to stay here.
Philadelphia Marriott Downtown
Philadelphia Marriott Downtown is a 4 star hotel located at 1201 Market St in Philadelphia. It has a 4.0 overall guest rating based on 4009 reviews.
Pittsburgh Marriott North
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Philadelphia Airport Marriott
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Courtyard by Marriott Harrisburg West/Mechanicsburg
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Courtyard by Marriott Pittsburgh Greensburg
Courtyard by Marriott Pittsburgh Greensburg is a 3 star hotel. It has a 4.5 overall guest rating based on 339 reviews.
Courtyard by Marriott Pittsburgh Washington/Meadow Lands
Courtyard by Marriott Pittsburgh Washington/Meadow Lands is a 3 star hotel. It has a 4.5 overall guest rating based on 355 reviews.
Courtyard by Marriott Reading Wyomissing
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Courtyard by Marriott Reading Wyomissing is a 3 star hotel. It has a 4.5 overall guest rating based on 309 reviews.
Residence Inn by Marriott Hazleton
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Residence Inn by Marriott Philadelphia Langhorne
Residence Inn by Marriott Philadelphia Langhorne is a 3 star hotel. It has a 4.5 overall guest rating based on 378 reviews.
Residence Inn by Marriott Pittsburgh Monroeville/Wilkins
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BlackBerry Bold 9650 Coming to Sprint May 23rd
Adam Zeis
Following up on all of this mornings announcements regarding the Bold 9650, Sprint has dropped a press release of their own. The CDMA carrier will be making the device available for purchase on May 23rd. Less than a month away, but still a bit of a wait for those chomping at the bit. No word from Verizon just yet with a date of their own, but I'm assuming we won't have to wait much longer for an official date from them as well.
Advanced Features and Refined Style of BlackBerry Bold 9650 Smartphone Coming to Sprint
Available in all Sprint sale channels May 23, the new BlackBerry Bold 9650 offers international roaming for a global smartphone experience
OVERLAND PARK, Kan., Apr 26, 2010 (BUSINESS WIRE) --With an extensive array of high-end communications and multimedia features, compact and highly refined design and international roaming capabilities, the new BlackBerry(R) Bold(TM) 9650 smartphone will be available from Sprint (NYSE: S). It will operate on Sprint's nationwide 3G Network domestically, and roams on other high-speed wireless networks around the world for reliable voice and email communication.
The BlackBerry Bold 9650 smartphone will be available for $199.99 with a new two-year service agreement, after a $100 mail-in rebate (taxes & surcharges excluded). It can be purchased in all other Sprint sales channels, including Web sales (www.sprint.com), Telesales (1-800-SPRINT1), Sprint Business Sales, Sprint stores, national retailers and third-party dealers, Sunday, May 23.
BlackBerry Bold 9650 provides instant access to email, calendar, contacts, robust business and entertainment applications and location-based services, leveraging the best performing wireless networks in the United States and abroad. It is also ideally suited for those who want to stay socially connected and share moments through pictures and videos over MMS and popular IM services like BlackBerry(R) Messenger. It also offers easy access to social networking sites like Flickr(R), MySpace(TM) and Facebook(R), with smooth integration, providing a great view of what's happening both personally and professionally.
"BlackBerry Bold 9650 extends Sprint's position of offering the best portfolio of BlackBerry smartphones in the industry with a powerful mobility tool for those who want to stay connected, both domestically and abroad," said Fared Adib, vice president - Product Development, Sprint. "Our customers will appreciate its fast Web browsing, downloads and streaming as well as social media and productivity enhancing applications. This is an ideal smartphone for juggling busy personal and professional lives."
"The BlackBerry Bold 9650 is a sophisticated and feature-rich smartphone with uncompromising performance that lets you stay connected to the people and content that matter most, whether at home or travelling the world," said David Smith, vice president of Handheld Product Management, RIM.
In addition to top-of-the-line performance, functionality and features, the BlackBerry Bold 9650 smartphone comes with BlackBerry(R) OS 5. It is also designed with a smoothly integrated optical trackpad and a distinctive, highly tactile, fretted keyboard and features a large, high-resolution display (480 x 360 resolution at 245 ppi).
* Access to up to 10 supported email accounts (including most popular ISP email accounts such as Yahoo!(R), Windows Live(TM) Hotmail(R), AOL(R) and Gmail(TM)), plus BlackBerry(R) Enterprise Server support offering advanced security and IT administration capabilities for corporate deployments
* Built-in GPS and Wi-Fi(R) (802.11 b/g)
* 3.2 MP camera with flash, variable zoom, image stabilization, autofocus and video recording
* Advanced media player for enjoying pictures, video and music
* 512 MB Flash memory and an expandable memory card slot that supports up to 32 GB microSDHC cards, with a 2 GB microSD card included
* 3.5 mm stereo headset jack
* Support for the Bluetooth(R) stereo headsets (A2DP/AVCRP)
* Sprint Music Store, Sprint Navigation, Sprint TV(R), Sprint Football Live and NASCAR Sprint Cup Mobile
* BlackBerry(R) App World(TM) for access to thousands of applications
The 3G Sprint Mobile Broadband Network (inclusive of data roaming) reaches more than 269 million people, 18,652 cities and 1,838 airports. The Sprint Mobile Broadband Network (inclusive of data roaming) have twice the coverage of AT&T's current 3G network and 14 times the coverage of T-Mobile's current 3G network, both based on square miles1.
According to Sprint performance data, Sprint Mobile Broadband connections are successfully connected and maintained better than 99 out of 100 times. According to a recent independent network test conducted by PC World, no one has a more reliable network than Sprint based on a recent 13 city 3G performance test 2.
BlackBerry Bold 9650 for most customers requires activation on an Everything Data plan or a Business Advantage Messaging and Data plan. Additional plan options are available for business customers. For just $69.99 per month, Sprint's affordable Everything Data 450 plan with Any Mobile, AnytimeSM gives customers unlimited calling with any U.S. wireless user, unlimited text and picture messaging, unlimited Web, email and social networking, and unlimited GPS navigation for the same price AT&T and Verizon charge for unlimited talk only. Sprint Everything Data plans also automatically enroll customers in the Sprint Premier loyalty program, which provides annual device upgrades, discounted accessories and other benefits.
Sprint's Simply EverythingSM plan offers nationwide unlimited calling, unlimited text and unlimited data, including email, social networking, Web browsing, Sprint Navigation, Sprint TV, streaming music, Sprint Football Live and NASCAR Sprint Cup Mobile, for only $99.99 per month (plus taxes and surcharges). That is a $480 savings over two years vs. a comparable AT&T iPhone(R) plan3. (Prices exclude taxes and surcharges. Both Everything Data and Simply Everything plans are available to existing customers without extending their service agreement. New lines of service require a two-year service agreement.)
The BlackBerry Bold 9650 smartphone operates domestically on the Sprint 3G network, and globally on 2100 MHz UMTS/HSPA and quad-band EDGE/GSM/GPRS networks where Sprint has international roaming agreements. With this smartphone, Sprint customers have the power to make or receive phone calls in more than 185 countries and access BlackBerry(R) data services including email, apps and Web browsing in nearly 150 countries.
Sprint offers clear value and simplicity with its Worldwide BlackBerry(R) service plan. The Worldwide BlackBerry plan gives customers unlimited BlackBerry email and Web access in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and other locations using CDMA technology, and with UMTS and EDGE/GSM/GPRS carriers abroad where Sprint has applicable roaming agreements. The plan is available to corporate customers for $69.99 per month, or an additional $40 per month (excluding taxes and surcharges) as an attachable to Simply EverythingSM, Everything Data, Everything Data Family or Business Advantage with Messaging and Data plans.
Sprint international voice roaming rates range from $0.59 to $5.99 per minute, depending on where customers are calling. Customers making frequent calls while in Canada can take advantage of a specific service plan for $2.99 per month which allows calls to be made and received at $0.20 per minute. Additional pricing plans are available exclusively to enterprise customers.
Customers also have the option of using a third-party SIM for international voice and data services.
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In January we were awarded the Eco Schools Silver award in recognition of all the hard work we have put in to recycling and to developing our playground. The Silver award criteria focuses on strengthening pupil leadership and whole school involvement while the school starts to work on at least one of the Eco-Schools topics in depth.
You can see you certificate proudly displayed on our school Eco board. All classes across the school, as well as the school office are now recycling paper. In addition the kitchen and the staffroom recycle glass, plastic and metal and all the food waste from the kitchen is sent away to be made into compost.
In May staff and pupils at Oswald Road Primary School donned their best emerald outfits to celebrate all things eco for 'Green Day'. Pupils were asked to wear green and bring in a donation towards the school's Owl Garden.
Children from 5WM were also helping out by selling their homemade healthy bakes during morning break, raising a fantastic £89.
Year 2 really went to town with their 'Going Green' themed homework. Suraj made his own compost bin, Felix has been growing tomatoes, and Amna created a beautiful tree. We loved Luke's amazing rock garden (complete with pond!) and Hassan's eco-robot, which was covered in handy tips on how to be more eco-friendly!
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Fore River Sanctuary
This 85-acre preserve is the home of Jewell Falls, Portland's only natural waterfall, and the site of the former Cumberland and Oxford Canal. The trail network ranges from the flat former canal towpath to hillier sections leading to the Falls.
Dirt/Forest Floor, Boardwalk/Bog Bridging
This nature sanctuary is the home of Jewell Falls, Portland's only natural waterfall. From the South entrance, the trail follows the former canal towpath at a flat grade for over a half-mile before turning north to cross wetland areas. As the trail heads uphill there is a loop trail which, at its highest point, leads to Jewell Falls. The Falls were donated to Portland Trails by the family of Tom Jewell, one of Portland Trails' founders.
The Fore River Sanctuary is also the site of the former Cumberland and Oxford Canal, you can walk along the remains of the towpath and see the repair basin, a man-made pond dug for the canal. The Sanctuary provides important habitat for wildlife in Portland. The lowland area, where the saltwater and freshwater marshes meet, provides great bird-watching opportunities. Red oak and white pine are home to many songbirds and small mammals in the upland area.
The sanctuary abuts a heavily-wooded 22 acre parcel owned by Energy East Foundation, which has given Portland Trails permission to provide public trail access. New trails there connect to west to Westbrook Street.
A short walk down Congress Street sidewalks leads to the Fore River Trail and Stroudwater Trail.
Maine Audubon created the Fore River Sanctuary in 1971. For many years, dogs were not allowed here. Portland Trails is letting responsible dog owners demonstrate that they can visit this special place with their pet without doing harm to this important habitat.
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South Entrance: Follow Portland's Congress Street to the Maine Orthopedics building at 1601 Congress Street, at the corner of Frost Street. Trail parking is available at the far corner of the parking lot, at Congress and Frost.
North Entrance: Take Brighton Avenue to Rowe Avenue or Hillcrest Avenue and park at the end of the street.
East Entrance: An additional entrance is available from the east off Starbird Lane, but there is no parking available.
METRO Bus Routes 4 (north entrances) and 5 (south entrance).
Rather popular trails for walkers, bikers, and dog walkers. Well-marked and maintained, a lot of different birds in the marshy areas. You can spend a while here with the maze of trails; sometimes it's hard to believe you're still in Portland.


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Yaarige Yaaruntu Yeravina Lyrics | Gaali Gopura | Dr. Rajkumar
Yaarige Yaaruntu Yeravina Lyrics | Gaali Gopura | Dr. Rajkumar: Yaarige Yaaruntu Yeravina is a very popular poem by Sri Purandara Dasaru and this poem is used as a song in the 1962 Kannada movie 'Gaali Gopura', directed and produced by B. R. Panthulu under the banner Padmini Pictures. Gaali Gopura Kannada film features Dr
Dhooliyayithu Gaali Gopura Lyrics | Gaali Gopura | Dr. Rajkumar
Dhooliyayithu Gaali Gopura Lyrics | Gaali Gopura | Dr. Rajkumar: Dhooliyayithu Gaali Gopura is a song from the 1962 Kannada movie 'Gaali Gopura', directed and produced by B. R. Panthulu under the banner Padmini Pictures. Gaali Gopura Kannada film features Dr Rajkumar, Kalyankumar, Leelavathi, Narasimharaju, Balakrishna, Udayakumar, K. S. Ashwath, R. Nagendra Rao, M. V.
Nanyaake Nee Haage Lyrics | Gaali Gopura | Dr. Rajkumar
Nanyaake Nee Haage Lyrics | Gaali Gopura | Dr. Rajkumar: Nanyaake Nee Haage Noduve is a song from the 1962 Kannada movie 'Gaali Gopura', directed and produced by B. R. Panthulu under the banner Padmini Pictures. Gaali Gopura Kannada film features Dr Rajkumar, Kalyankumar, Leelavathi, Narasimharaju, Balakrishna, Udayakumar, K. S. Ashwath, R. Nagendra Rao, M.
Anuraagade Nee Paadaleke Lyrics | Gaali Gopura | Dr. Rajkumar
Anuraagade Nee Paadaleke Lyrics | Gaali Gopura | Dr. Rajkumar: Anuraagade Nee Paadaleke is a song from the 1962 Kannada movie 'Gaali Gopura', directed and produced by B. R. Panthulu under the banner Padmini Pictures. Gaali Gopura Kannada film features Dr Rajkumar, Kalyankumar, Leelavathi, Narasimharaju, Balakrishna, Udayakumar, K. S. Ashwath, R. Nagendra Rao, M. V.
Baale Bangaara Naale Lyrics | Gaali Gopura | Dr. Rajkumar
Baale Bangaara Naale Lyrics | Gaali Gopura | Dr. Rajkumar: Baale Bangaara Naale is a song from the 1962 Kannada movie 'Gaali Gopura', directed and produced by B. R. Panthulu under the banner Padmini Pictures. Gaali Gopura Kannada film features Dr. Rajkumar, Kalyankumar, Leelavathi, Narasimharaju, Balakrishna, Udayakumar, K. S. Ashwath, R. Nagendra Rao, M. V.
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Dr Rajkumar and Jayanthi Combo Kannada Movies List: The combination of Actor Rajkumar and Actress Jayanthi is considered as one of the best silver screen pair of Kannada cinema. They had acted together in more than 35 films and most of them are super hit movies. some of them are considered as evergreen movies of
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Dr Rajkumar and Bharathi Combo Kannada Movies List: Dr Rajkumar and Actress Bharathi had collaborated in many Kannada movies. In most of the films they acted as pairs and in some they acted in different roles. Their combination is considered as one of the best pair by Dr Rajkumar fans. Actress Bharathi also known as
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Dr Rajkumar and Kalpana Combo Kannada Movies List: The combination of Actor Rajkumar and Actress Kalpana is considered as one of the best silver screen pair of Kannada cinema. They had acted together in eighteen films and most of them are super hit movies. some of them are considered as evergreen films of Kannada cinema.
MGR Jayalalithaa Tamil Movies List | M. G. Ramachandran
MGR Jayalalithaa Tamil Movies List | M. G. Ramachandran: The pair of Puratchi Thalaivar 'MGR' and Puratchi Thalaivi 'Jayalalithaa' is considered as one of the best onscreen pairs of Tamil Cinema. They have acted together in 28 Tamil movies and most of them are blockbuster hit films. J. Jayalalithaa is one of the unforgettable names
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MGR Saroja Devi Tamil Movies List | M. G. Ramachandran: The pair of Puratchi Thalaivar 'MGR' and Kannadathu Paingili 'B. Saroja Devi' is considered as one of the best onscreen pairs of Tamil Cinema. They have acted together in 26 Tamil movies and most of them are blockbuster hits. B. Saroja Devi is one of


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Multi-center, Open-label, Phase 1b Study in Patients With Relapsed/Refractory Multiple Myeloma (RRMM)
Bevacizumab, Temsirolimus, Valproic Acid, Cetuximab
Study of Initial Treatment With Elotuzumab, Carfilzomib, Lenalidomide and Dexamethasone in Multiple Myeloma
A Study of Daratumumab With the Addition of Recombinant Human Hyaluronidase (rHuPH20) for the Treatment of ...
TAPUR: Testing the Use of Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Approved Drugs That Target a Specific Abnormal...
A Study of Denosumab in Multiple Myeloma Patients With Renal Insufficiency
Lintuzumab-Ac225 for Refractory Multiple Myeloma
Elotuzumab, Pomalidomide, & Dexamethasone (Elo-Pom-Dex) With Second Autologous Stem Cell Transplantation fo...
NY-ESO-1C259T Alone and in Combination With Pembrolizumab for Multiple Myeloma
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Pembrolizumab and Radiation Therapy in Patients With Relapsed or Refractory Multiple Myeloma
Study of ACTR087 in Combination With SEA-BCMA in Subjects With Relapsed or Refractory Multiple Myeloma
Aggressive Smoldering Curative Approach Evaluating Novel Therapies and Transplant (ASCENT)
A Study of Daratumumab in Patients With Newly Diagnosed Multiple Myeloma
A Study of Combination Therapy With Venetoclax, Daratumumab and Dexamethasone (With and Without Bortezomib)...
Carfilzomib-Revlimid-Dexamethasone-Elotuzumab in Relapsed/Refractory Multiple Myeloma
A Phase I Trial Testing NAM Expanded Haploidentical or Mismatched Related Donor Natural Killer (NK) Cells F...
Monoclonal Antibody-Based Sequential Therapy for Deep Remission in Multiple Myeloma (MASTER)
Short Course Daratumumab in Patients With Multiple Myeloma
Study of Melflufen + Dex With Bortezomib or Daratumumab in Patients With Relapsed or Refractory Multiple My...
Daratumumab in Treating Transplant-Eligible Participants With Multiple Myeloma
Efficacy and Safety Study of bb2121 Versus Standard Triplet Regimens in Subjects With Relapsed and Refracto...
A Study to Evaluate Subcutaneous Daratumumab in Combination With Standard Multiple Myeloma Treatment Regimens
Daratumumab, Carfilzomib, Lenalidomide and Low Dose Dexamethasone (DKRd) in Newly Diagnosed, Multiple Myeloma
Myeloma-Developing Regimens Using Genomics (MyDRUG)
Dexamethasone, Carfilzomib, & Nivolumab With Pelareorep for Relapsed/Refractory Multiple Myeloma
S1803, Daratumumab/rHuPh20 +/- Lenalidomide as Post-ASCT Maintenance for MM w/MRD to Direct Therapy Duration
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2015-10: Expanded Natural Killer Cells and Elotuzumab for High-Risk Myeloma Post- Autologous Stem Cell Tran...
Daratumumab After Stem Cell Transplant in Treating Patients With Multiple Myeloma
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Daratumumab, Ixazomib, & Dexamethasone or Daratumumab, Bortezomib, & Dexamethasone in Patients With Newly D...
Avelumab in Combination With Hypofractionated Radiotherapy in Patients With Relapsed Refractory Multiple My...
A Study to Evaluate Subcutaneous TAK-079 Added to Standard of Care Regimens in Participants With Newly Diag...
Daratumumab Retreatment in Participants With Multiple Myeloma Who Have Been Previously Treated With Daratum...
INCB001158 Combined With Subcutaneous (SC) Daratumumab, Compared to Daratumumab SC, in Relapsed or Refracto...
First-in-human Single Agent Study of SAR442085 in Relapsed or Refractory Multiple Myeloma
SAR650984 in Combination With Carfilzomib for Treatment of Relapsed or Refractory Multiple Myeloma
Elotuzumab Plus Lenalidomide (Elo/Rev) for Serologic Relapse/Progression While on Lenalidomide
Safety and Efficacy of ALLO-715 BCMA Allogenic CAR T Cells in in Adults With Relapsed or Refractory Multipl...
Daratumumab Based Response Adapted Therapy for Older Adults With Newly Diagnosed Multiple Myeloma
NKTR-255 in Relapsed/Refractory Multiple Myeloma & Non Hodgkin Lymphoma & Combined With Daratumumab for Mul...
Daratumumab, Bortezomib, and Dexamethasone Followed by Daratumumab, Ixazomib, and Dexamethasone in Treating...
Study of Subcutaneous Dara With Dose-Attenuated Bortezomib, Lenalidomide, Dexamethasone in Elderly Newly Di...
Daratumumab in Treating Participants With Relapsed Multiple Myeloma After Stem Cell Transplant
Study of Daratumumab Combined With Carfilzomib, Lenalidomide and Dexamethasone for Newly Diagnosed Multiple...
A Study Comparing JNJ-68284528, a CAR-T Therapy Directed Against B-cell Maturation Antigen (BCMA), Versus P...
A Study of Subcutaneous Daratumumab Regimens in Combination With Bispecific T Cell Redirection Antibodies f...
Pilot Study Of Anti-Programmed Death Ligand-1 (Anti-PD-L1, Atezolizumab) In Asymptomatic Myeloma
Nivolumab + Lenalidomide + Dexamethasone In High-Risk Smoldering Multiple Myeloma
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2016-2017 Season, Macbeth
Macbeth vs. Macbeth
by Jessa Cunningham, dramaturg
William Shakespeare based the titular character of his–some might say spookiest– play on an actual figure from Scottish history. However, he took some creative license in his portrayal of the king, changing some facts and traits to make the story more compelling to his audience. Let's take a look at some of the similarities and differences between Mac Bethad mac Findlaich (the real Macbeth) and Shakespeare's character:
King Macbeth
Shakespeare's Macbeth
Becomes king after defeating King Duncan I in battle Murders to become king
Must protect his kingdom from outside attacks Murders more to protect his throne
Well-liked king who promoted Christianity and had peace for many years Dangerous, impulsive leader
Killed in battle by Malcolm III Killed in battle by Macduff
No evidence of witchcraft in his rule Consulted witches multiple times to secure throne
As you can see, Shakespeare went for more of a dramatic effect when writing this character, rather than aiming for accuracy. Other than for entertainment purposes, why do you think he did that? What do you learn from his Macbeth that you might not from the real one? When you see the show, what else do you notice about Macbeth? Do you think he mirrors his historical counterpart well, or no?
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I thought it was really interesting that they chose to put on a kids performance of "Macbeth" out of all of Shakespeare's plays. I enjoyed the fact they incorporated puppets and drums to keep the young audience engaged, and it also probably helped explain the complex themes Shakespeare explored in this story. Something I learned from the article "Macbeth vs. Macbeth" was Shakespeare's Macbeth is based on a real king who killed a King Duncan to become ruler of Scotland, but that was pretty much the only similarity between them. Shakespeare took a lot of creative liberties to write his play, and I'm glad he did because "Macbeth" is one of my favorites.


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