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Q: Looping through multiple date records to find the number of days need to loop through date records in order to calculate the number of days worked. The number of dates varies from each person, they could have as few as one or as many as 11, ending with a calculation from the last dat in the sequence to the current days date.
Example of Data:
Employee No     Date
4522            08/11/2011
4522            09/06/2011
4522            05/04/2013
4522            07/15/2013
4522            01/31/2014

So today is 04/29/2014, so from 01/31/2014 to 04/29/2014 is 88 days, 05/04/2013 to 07/15/2013 is 72 days and 08/11/2011 to 09/06/2011 is 26 days. Add those all together and you get a total of 186 days worked.
Again the number of dates will vary in each case.
Here's what I have so far...
Sub getActualEmployment(empID As Variant)
  Dim strconnection, strSQL As String
  Dim conn As ADODB.Connection
  Dim tbl As ADODB.Recordset
  Dim OptimumCode As String
  Dim orghrdt As Date
  Dim intNumDays As Integer

  strSQL = "SELECT EmployeeID,EffectiveDate, OriginalHireDate FROM "
  strSQL = strSQL & "EmploymentStatusChanges WHERE EmployeeID= '" & empID & "'"
  strSQL = strSQL & " Order by EffectiveDate ASC"

  Set tbl = New ADODB.Recordset

  With tbl
    Set .ActiveConnection = conn
    .Source = strSQL
    .LockType = adLockOptimistic
    .CursorType = adOpenKeyset
    .CursorLocation = adUseClient
    .Open
  End With

  With tbl
    On Error Resume Next
    .MoveFirst
      Do Until tbl.EOF
        If tbl!OriginalHireDate = tbl!EffectiveDate Then
          orghrdt = tbl!EffectiveDate
        Else
          intNumDays = CInt(DateValue(tbl!EffectiveDate) - orghrdt)

        End If
        .MoveNext
      Loop
  End With

End Sub

This is the whole function code, hopefully this makes better sense.

A: Firstly always make sure that you check the number of records to ensure that there is at least one before calling the MoveFirst method and iterating a recordset. It's better practice than relying on an error handler.
When you say that you want the number of days between the first two dates, are you referring to the dates in column "Date" in rows 0 and 1 or are you referring to dates in the same row in other columns that we can't see in the image? I assume that there are other date columns "OriginalHireDate" and "EffectiveDate".
Use the DateDiff function in VB6 to calculate the difference between dates. It's outlined here:
http://www.chennaiiq.com/developers/reference/visual_basic/functions/datediff.asp
intNumDays = DateDiff("d", CDate(tbl!EffectiveDate), orghrdt)

This will return the number of days between tbl!EffectiveDate and orghrdt. It will return a positive number if the latter is after the former and a negative number if the former is after the latter.
If you could clarify your table structure and my previous queries, I'll see whether I can help you further. You should be able to achieve what you what without the need to iterate through the whole recordset.

A: SELECT Employees.[Employee No], Employees.Action, Employees.DDate AS Start, Min(IIf([employees_1].[DDate]>=[employees].[ddate],[employees_1].[ddate])) AS [End], IIf([end] Is Not Null,[end],Now())-[start] AS Days
FROM Employees LEFT JOIN Employees AS Employees_1 ON Employees.[Employee No] = Employees_1.[Employee No]
WHERE (((Employees_1.Action)="term"))
GROUP BY Employees.[Employee No], Employees.Action, Employees.DDate
HAVING (((Employees.Action)="hire" Or (Employees.Action)="rehire"));

This query gives a list of all the hire events and the corresponding terms, with the days calculated for each.  You can use a second query to sum the days by employee after you see how the 1st query turns out.
Note - this assumes that you have an alternating set of hire / termination events.  If not, you may want to add some validations for this.  Also, I think Date is reserved so I used DDate as the field name.


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The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting.
6th Century BC
US M34 White Phosphorus Grenade
Unlike it's predecessor The Model 15, The Model 34 was a refined version of the Phosphorus Grenade. Design to destroy unserviceable Military Equipment (Tanks, Vehicles and Aircraft ). The Grenade used a White Phosphorus chemical compound. This was a semi-solid, translucent waxy substance that reached violently when exposed to air. The result of this interaction was instantly combustible. The average rate of heat was 1,200-degrees Fahrenheit. This allowed The M34 to burn through 6-Inches of steel within 2-minutes. Casing color was traditionally Lavender, to better identify them from other Grenade types. Due to their volatile nature, they were normally not carried by the individual Soldier.
Phosphorus Grenades were not new by the time of The Vietnam War. Examples were experimented with during World War II. Nicknamed "Willie Pete" by American Soldiers in Southeast Asia, it was never supposed to be used as an Anti-Personnel weapon. Unfortunately, many American Soldiers had a "blurred" outlook on The War by the late 60s, and it was used as such. Used during "Search and Destroy" Missions, The Model 34 was used to destroy suspected Enemy weapon caches.
Activation was achieved by a traditional Pull Pin, which triggered a Slow Fuse (timed first 5-seconds). The blast radius was roughly 6-feet. The Grenade was shaped in a semi-conical shape, to facilitate the downward spread of the Phosphorus compound. Versions of The White Phosphorus Grenade are still in use by Military's throughout The World still.

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250 F. 2d 791 - Old King Cole Inc v. National Labor Relations Board
250 F2d 791 Old King Cole Inc v. National Labor Relations Board
OLD KING COLE, INC., Petitioner,
NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD, Respondent.
No. 13183.
United States Court of Appeals Sixth Circuit.
Jan. 7, 1958.
Robert M. Rybold, of Day, Cope, Ketterer, Raley & Wright, Canton, Ohio, on briefs, for petitioner.
Myron S. Waks, Washington, D.C., Jerome D. Fenton, Stephen Leonard, Marcel Mallet-Prevost, and Frederick U. Reel, Washington, D.C., on briefs, for respondent.
Before STEWART, Circuit Judge, and BOYD and LEVIN, District Judges.
PER CURIAM.
This case involves a petition to review and set aside an order of the National Labor Relations Board, together with the Board's answer requesting enforcement of its order.
Substantially adopting the findings, conclusions, and recommendatons of its Trial Examiner, the Board found that the petitioner had violated Section 8(a) (1) and (3) of the National Labor Relations Act, 29 U.S.C.A. 158(a)(1, 3), by discharging four of its employees to discourage membership in a labor Organization and had violated Section 8(a)(1) of the Act by offering economic benefits to its employees to induce them to refrain from seeking representation by a labor organization and by openly polling its employees as to their union sympathies. 1957, 117 N.L.R.B. 297.
The petitioner insists that the four employees were discharged not because of union activity as such, but because their activities, conducted on company premises and company time, had a disruptive effect upon the production and efficiency of its business. See N.L.R.B. v. Edinburg Citrus Ass'n, 5 Cir., 1945, 147 F.2d 353; Caterpillar Tractor Co. v. N.L.R.B., 7 Cir., 1956, 230 F.2d 357; N.L.R.B. v. Milwaukee Elec. Tool Corp., 7 Cir., 1956, 237 F.2d 75. It insists further that under the circumstances disclosed by the record, including the past history of its employee relations, the offer of economic benefits and poll of employees did not constitute an unfair labor practice. See N.L.R.B. v. Protein Blenders, 8 Cir., 1954, 215 F.2d 749; N.L.R.B. v. Roberts Brothers, 9 Cir., 1955, 225 F.2d 58.
As is so frequently true in this type of case, the evidence upon the question of motivation was conflicting, and the record considered as a whole is reasonably susceptible to the inference that the petitioner's conduct was not intended or effective to discourage union activities, as well as to the contrary inference that it was. When that is the case the choice the Board has made is not to be set aside by us, even though we might have chosen the contrary inference. Universal Camera Corp. v. N.L.R.B., 1951, 340 U.S. 474, 71 S.Ct. 456, 95 L.Ed. 456.
Accordingly, the Board's order must be enforced, and it is so ordered.


The Dark Side of OCR – When Hobby Turns Obsession | Dirt in Your Skirt – Explore. Conquer. Inspire.
This post will surely make some mad, but it is one that has been brewing for over a year on the idea board. Normally, I personally like the highlight the positive in our sport or look at the industry as a whole and give it a critical eye when needed. But this topic has been one I have experienced and seen first hand for years. I have watched it happen time and time again and it's time to put the underbelly of obstacle racing out in the open, the moment when a hobby becomes an obsession.
Obstacle Racing and Mud Runs have formed a fitness revolution. They have become the new 5K for the weekend warrior. Most people will do a couple, knock off a bucket list item, then go back to their regularly scheduled lives and call it good. But for some reason, obstacle racing also draws in those who have a void somewhere in life, whether they know it or not. These are the people who are the most vulnerable to fall into the hobby to obsession trap. This I speak from experience.
For most, obstacle racing starts off with a local mud run, maybe one of the Big Three are headed to town and you give it a try with a friend or co-workers. It is all very innocent and for most it's just another laugh. But for some they get bit by the OCR bug, like I did. The race companies have done a great job at becoming lifestyle brands with some race series creating "cult-like" followings. These events have a way of pushing limits and can cause the cracks in other parts of your life to reveal themselves. This might not be bad and might lead to much needed life changes.
However for a few, especially those with addictive personalities already, OCR can become just the newest addiction. I have been one of these people, and also watched others jump into our world, do 20+ or even 30+ events in a year, only to find themselves burned out, injured, and sometimes in questionable financial situations at the end of the year. This is when OCR can become an unhealthy situation. Here are a few signs OCR has become more than a hobby and is teetering on a borderline unhealthy addiction.
Do you feel depressed if you do not have a race on a weekend?
Do you feel jealous when you see other people at races you can't attend?
Have you skipped a family or close friends event because, "you had to race"?
Have you opened a new credit card just for race entries?
Have you gone to more than one race in a day, because you "had to"?
Do you need to display your medals in order to feel accomplished?
Have you gone into debt chasing the next race, medal, headband, special award?
Have you added some extra monicker to your name implying your level of competition?
Do you now define your life and your identity based on a weekend activity?
Do you spend more time online in groups talking about OCR than you do with your family and friends?
These questions can be very personal and hard to ask yourself and even harder to honestly answer. It is easy for us to turn something healthy into an unhealthy obsession. I have watched people become radical fanatics and look at race companies in a cult-like fashion. Obstacle Racing seems to gives us a sense of empowerment but can also give us an inflated sense of self importance. I have watched friends and myself take on much unneeded debt "chasing the dragon" that can be obstacle racing.
Obstacle Racing should enhance your life for the positive, if you find yourself neglecting those around you, putting yourself in financial jeopardy, or becoming all consumed with OCR it might be time to take a step back and look at the bigger picture. OCR is fun, and it should stay fun for everyone at all levels. If you found yourself answering yes to most of the questions it might be time to take a weekend off and think about what life was like before OCR and what it will be like after OCR.
Yes, there is a life beyond obstacle racing. I am just learning about myself, finding more balance and peace in both sport, life and work.


The time on the clock, reminds me of when it happened. The scent in the air, takes me back to the wet cement beneath the bridge. When someone says his name, it reminds me of the fear. My body seizes up, I want to run but I can't move my feet. I want to scream but I can't open my mouth. I want someone to see, but it seems these nightmares are locked inside of me. The triggers bring me back to the places I once knew.
At Acres of Hope we see women and children defy odds every single day. Triumph after triumph happens with each mile marker that is reached. It may be reunification with children, perhaps a new dish prepared for dinner, a bedtime story read at night, or a deeper understanding of God's truth. Acres of Hope is transforming lives. However one of the most powerful moments revealed of transformation is when a woman or her child can say "I am no longer afraid." When the things of yesterday that used to trigger responses of fight, flight, or fright are dismantled by the safety, stability and love offered at Acres of Hope. It is here that our staff and volunteers get to see lives transformed right before our very eyes. That is when their story changes.
I use to be afraid of everything, afraid of what would trigger me throughout the day, and make me feel like I was back in a place of pain or isolation. Now I walk freely, I take a deep breath of the air, and smell seasons changing. I look at the clock, and think, "Time to pick up the kids from daycare". I hear footsteps behind me, and welcome the coming embrace from one of my new "sisters" trying to catch me to give an encouragement that spurs me onward. Those old triggers have died down, and my children and I are the evidence of Hope lived out.


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A Young Scientist Compared Gun Deaths to Other Leading Causes, and Found a Billion Dollar Research Deficit
How David Stark put a number to the knowledge gap surrounding fatal shootings.
By Janine Weisman
A few days after the San Bernardino mass shooting in December 2015, Dr. David Stark went for a run along San Francisco's Embarcadero. He was listening to NPR when a segment came on about the lack of gun violence research funding from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Stark listened as the report told the story of the Dickey Amendment, the annual rider first inserted into the 1996 federal congressional appropriations bill prohibiting the use of CDC funds "to advocate or promote gun control." Though not an outright ban, the measure has had a chilling effect on research.
Dr. David Stark (Photo: Linkedin)
At the time, Stark was a research fellow at Stanford University School of Medicine, studying biomedical informatics. He got back from his run, and soon got down to work on a side project.
"To me as a physician and as a research scientist, the idea that knowledge dissemination and knowledge generation was being systematically prevented, that was a pretty strong statement," Stark recalled. "So I wanted to essentially test that hypothesis to see if that was born out in the data."
Stark wanted to measure the effects of the congressional restrictions on gun violence research in statistical terms. To do that, he built statistical models to predict how much funding and how many published articles would be expected based on the number of people who died from 30 top causes of death. Data came from the Compressed Mortality File on a database known as CDC Wonder (Wide-ranging Online Data for Epidemiologic Research), the Federal RePORTER funding database, and the MEDLINE publications database.
Stark's model assumed that the more Americans are killed by a given cause of death, the more the government will study that subject. Between 2004 and 2014, the United States saw about 350,000 deaths because of firearms, with a mortality rate of 10.4 deaths per 100,000 people. Based on how often people were dying from gunshots, Stark's formula predicted nearly $1.4 billion in gun violence research funding and 38,897 publications.
In reality, gun violence research received only $22.1 million in federal funding and generated just 1,738 scientific articles during the decade in question. That shortfall became the centerpiece of widely covered analysis that Stark published last week in the the Journal of the American Medical Association.
During the period Stark studied, motor vehicle accidents claimed over 415,000 lives. That made for a death rate of 12.3 per 100,000 people — slightly higher than gun violence, which in recent years has caught up with car accidents as a killer of Americans — and predicted research funding of nearly $1.6 billion. Checking the actual research outlay, Stark found that motor vehicle accidents receive less robust funding than their death rates might suggest — but still much more than shootings.
The gap was even wider in knowledge generated on the two subjects: There were 44,710 separate publications on motor vehicle accidents in the literature, slightly more than the 43,390 predicted.
"I would hope that the data speak for themselves," said Stark, 34, now assistant professor of health system design and global health at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, where he also serves as medical director of the Institute for Next Generation Healthcare.
Motor vehicle accident deaths declined dramatically over the last three decades with progress made through policies like highway median dividers, drunken driving laws, emphasizing seat belt use and air bags. Stark believes that increased levels of research on guns could lead to a similar decline in mortality, while still respecting the Second Amendment.
"No one would say that the intent of traffic safety research was to eliminate automobiles from the road," he said. "No one is necessarily saying that the intent of gun violence research is to eliminate guns. I recognize that that is a constitutional right. I actually grew up going to a summer camp on a riflery team. I was a pretty good marksman."
Stark, who earned patches from the National Rifle Association as a child, says he had no political agenda as he worked intermittently on the study, his first work looking at gun violence.
But one cause of death included in Stark's research, and highlighted in the study's brief, angered critics.
"Gun violence killed about as many individuals as sepsis," the study reads. "However, funding for gun violence research was about 0.7 percent of that for sepsis and publication volume about 4 percent."
That comparison came from data in the Compressed Mortality File on CDC Wonder, which draws on information from all death certificates filed in the 50 states and the District of Columbia. But sepsis, a systemic inflammatory response to infection sometimes called blood poisoning, is difficult to diagnose, making tallies of deaths attributable to it imprecise.
"Sepsis could be due to a kidney stone, blunt force injury, a fall out a window or a stab wound," said Dr. Brian L. Peterson, chief medical examiner for Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, who is president of the National Association of Medical Examiners. Clinicians sometimes disagree whether sepsis is even present in a given patient.
The CDC data used in the study recorded more than 391,000 sepsis deaths between 2004 and 2014, with a mortality rate of 11.6 deaths per 100,000 people. But a more recent CDC study in April 2016, using different data sources, estimated that sepsis deaths could actually be between 168,000 and 381,000 in a single year.
Stark acknowledged the higher estimates of deaths from sepsis when asked about questions his paper has generated. He said he used the sepsis figures from CDC Wonder because it is a robust data source allowing him to compare across many categories of death.
"For clarity's sake, if I could write it all over again, perhaps I would emphasize motor vehicle accidents," Stark said. "Because, number one, those figures are not at all contested."
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Chicago's Murder Rate Is Typical for a Major Metropolis — Until Fatal Shootings Are Factored In
Plus eight other charts from the University of Chicago Crime Lab that help explain the city's soaring homicide numbers.
Ann Givens


HANSELMANN / DEFORGE / KYLE ON TOUR!
DEFORGE / HANSELMANN / KYLE ON TOUR!
Comics' newest supergroup is going on tour! This Fall will see Simon Hanselmann touring Megahex, Michael DeForge touring Lose #6, and Patrick Kyle touring Distance Mover! Special appearances by Noel Freibert and A. Degen (be sure to ask him about Mighty Star). More details about individual dates, concerts and talks forthcoming. Until then, mark your calendars and let the above collaboration (silkscreen available soon!) melt your eyes.


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Getting Deep: Facts and Trivia about Oceans
Animal Trivia, Nature Trivia
Considered by many as the earth's last wilderness, the oceans are filled with both marvels and mysteries. The following offerings relate to everything from tidal pools to seafloors-and all the marine wonders in between.
Earth's oceans contain approximately 324 million cubic miles of seawater. It is also believed that the earth's oceans formed over four billion years ago.
Nautiluses, like many sea creatures, rely on a combination of carbon and oxygen in the seawater to form their shells.
The Pacific Ocean is the earth's largest covering 70,000,000 square miles. It was named by explorer Ferdinand Magellan.
A collapsible rib cage is one biological feature that allows elephant seals the ability to dive more than 2,000 feet deep.
Some scientists are enlisting the help of elephant seals by equipping them with saline-measurement gear that they wear as they dive to great depths in the south Atlantic. From such measurements, deep water flows can be analysed.
Polar bears can remain completely submerged underwater for about two minutes. They close their nostrils but swim with their eyes open.
Coorong Lagoon off the southern coast of Australia is a famous haven for birds such as pelicans and swans.
The world's third longest river, the Yangtze, dumps an average of 7.9 million gallons of water per second into the East China Sea.
Mangrove swamps cover approximately eight percent of the earth's coastlines. However, in recent decades, half have been destroyed due to human enterprise.
The largest continual mangrove ecosystem in the world is the Sundarbans Mangrove Forest located in southwestern Bangladesh and northeastern India.
A fast-grower, giant kelp, the ocean's biggest seaweed, can grow about twenty inches per day.
Among a few threatened marine species of the Indian Ocean are whales, turtles, seals and dugongs-relatives of manatees.
Global warming trends currently threaten animals like polar bears but also cities like Venice-which floods about two hundred times a year.
The Skeleton Coast off the northwestern coast of Namibia is the scene of many historical shipwrecks due to rough seas, fog and high winds.
Puget Sound off the Pacific coast of North America was formed by glaciers roughly 20,000 years ago.
The lowest point in the Pacific Ocean is Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench.
The deepest point in the Atlantic Ocean is the Puerto Rico Trench.
Estuary surfing is popular in countries like Brazil-but dangerous as these waters are often teeming with snakes and crocodiles.
The earthquake of 2004 that launched the horrific Indian Ocean Tsunami produced 23,000 more energy than the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima.
One of the most dangerous sea creatures is the blue octopus. Its neurotoxic venom can kill a human being.
Moray eels are nocturnal creatures that live in coral reefs.
The sea horse is the only creature where the dad gets to deal with pregnancy. Although the female produces the eggs, the father holds them within his body until their births.
Among his many feats, Benjamin Franklin made one of the earliest map's of the Gulf Stream's course.
Tornadoes that whirl over the sea are actually called waterspouts and are frequently caused by tropical cyclones.
Daily tides are cause by the gravitational exchange between the earth and moon.
There are many known whirlpools throughout the oceans. The Naruto Whirlpool between two islands of Japan has been in existence since ancient times.
Starfish are actually carnivores eating small fish, clams and oysters.
The biggest great white shark recorded weighed in at seven thousand pounds.
At any given time, great whites smile with approximately three thousand teeth.
Bull sharks are referred to by many different names such as: Ganges shark, river shark, shovelnose shark and the Zambezi shark.
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If you enjoy my music feel free to download it via the web since people enjoy uploading it I wont take that away lol.
Piano, French Horn and a bit of guitar.
Well it depends on which studio I am recording in, or composing with. I record my vocals at a local studio using Pro-Tools and he composes with reason.
My home studio is based off of being broke so I rock a FL based setup.
My personal studio uses a peavey 18 input mixer, Casio LK94tv, Sterling St31 condenser mic and a Shure SM58B Vocal Mic.
Wow, so many influences to choose from.
Eminem, Tupac, Twista, Busta Rhymes, KRSOne, Lupe Fiasco, Skylar Grey, 36mafia, MJ, MC Chris, JD Nero, myself and so many more.
I have a pretty unique sound and I know this is a bad thing to do, but I am going to list myself.
Anything and everything to ensure my bills are paid and my family is fed, apart from that I am either enjoying some private time with my girl or getting things situated for my career advancement.


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Fake Facts About Game of Thrones You Won't Believe | Comedy Central Australia & New Zealand
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Fake Facts About Game of Thrones You Won't Believe
Excited about Game of Thrones? We are?... We are! Check out these facts we made up about the show.
Game Of Thrones is a cool show, a real cool popular show. So in an attempt to be relevant, we thought we'd do some "research" and find out some "facts". Every week this season, we'll drop some of these sweet impressive facts for you to share with friends at viewing parties…
Peter Dinklage is a full sized human
You heard right, the actor Peter Dinklage who plays a dwarf in the show is really a full sized human. The technical work put in place to make it seem like he's super small is quite extraordinary. The cast photo above proves our point.
George R. R. Martin died in 2003
This is one of show business' best-kept secrets... until now! In order to keep the popularity of the show going, HBO have hired several lookalikes to play the deceased writer who died of a heart attack in 2003.
Everything north of the wall, including all animals and side characters, is CGI... except for Jon Snow
There are several reasons why Jon Snow is always angry and frustrated. It's not because it took him so long to get laid, or all the other bullshit that happened to him... no, it's because everything you see north of the wall (snow, animals, wildlings, white walkers...) it's all CGI. The reason Jon Snow looks so annoyed is because the actor (Kit Harington) has to do all those scenes in front of a green screen, all by himself.
Every horse in the show is the same horse
Game of Thrones isn't cheap to make, and what many people find remarkable is how great the production values are... the number of horses alone would cost millions, right? Wrong!... every horse in the show is the same horse. Through clever editing, the GOT team have managed to use just one horse through 6 seasons of the show!
The Hound states he prefers Pixar over DreamWorks films 37 times
The hound is a complex character, love him or hate him, a constant talking point for him throughout the series is how much he likes Pixar. In fact, we went back to count how many times he speaks about his love of Pixar and found that on 37 separate occasions, he mentions that Pixar films are far superior to DreamWorks films.
None of the characters ever eat or drink on screen
We had to double check this, and apparently according to fans of the books, the characters in Game of Thrones don't eat or drink because they don't need to. This is fantasy after all, if dragons, magic and snow exist then it's within the authors right to add other factors which may move the story outside the realms of possibility. Therefore, when adapting it for the screen the producers opted to stay true to the text. Which raises the question... why do we see food and drink? That is a good question.
The Dothraki language is actually French spoken backwards
Have you ever wondered how long it takes the Dothraki actors to learn lines? Well, wonder no more, all members of the cast who speak Dothraki are technically speaking French backwards.
The Original Game of Thrones was actually an episode of The Twilight Zone
Epic fantasy has been around for a very long time; there are virtually millions of fantastical epics in the world. So have you ever wondered… hey, Game of Thrones seems like a pretty classic fantasy story… surely something like it has been done before? Well you'd be right… but not in the way you thought. The very first book A Game of Thrones was actually an episode of the Twilight Zone in which a man enters a door that takes him to Winterfell. This man eventually turns out to be Ned Stark…
The Unsullied are actually real. None of them are actors
This one is pretty intense… we all know how elite these warriors are. But what's more remarkable (other than the fact that their eunuchs who don't fear death) is that according to the shows producers, the army are real. They were bought off a mysterious warlord from Uzbekistan and flown over for principal photography.
Olenna Tyrell is a six year old girl who has that disease which makes you look like a really old woman
When it comes to child actors, it's always hard getting a legitimate dramatic performance. But not for Diana Rigg, Diana is only six but looks (and clearly acts) as if she were a woman well into her seventies or eighties.
While you wait for the first episode of season 6 to come out, check out the first episode of the South Park: Black Friday Trilogy!


There are many individuals around the world that make their living doing the blogging such as Leslie Rubero. This is true for many online activities. For example, some of the most successful people on the Internet or those that have YouTube channels that have millions of visitors. Blogging is a little bit different. You have to come up with unique content, just like videos, but the marketing strategies can be varied. Social media does play a large role, along with word-of-mouth advertising, but blogging demands a little bit more from those that hope to be successful. Let's discuss the most effective strategies for blogging that may help you create a full-time income on the web.
Why Can The Blogging Help You Become Successful?
One of the reasons that blogging can be so successful is people still do read blogs. Although videos are much more popular because there is very little that must be done, there are those that are looking for unique content and information. In many cases, the blogger also has a video channel, or they may have a podcast that they are recommending. The content may simply be a way of introducing what they will be talking about, and that will lead to the video blog, podcast, or the YouTube video channel that they are simultaneously maintaining. The reason that blogging can help you become successful is because of how you can rank your pages on the Internet. They can also be shared through social media.
How Do You Construct A Successful Blog?
Although many people might think content is the key to your success, it actually is not at the top of the list. In fact, it is the theme of the blog that is what will help you attract the people that will become loyal readers. The theme is not just about the content. You also have to brand yourself in a certain way. You may have a unique name for your blog, as well as unique graphics that will go along with the content that you are presenting. It could be an acronym for the name of your blog, or it could be a unique symbol. Once you have decided on a unique name with a logo to match, you will be ready to start designing the structure of your blog.
How Should You Structure The Blog Itself?
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Staycity Aparthotels Greenwich High Road
London 0.24 0.39 3 18192021222324 £94.00 £94.00 £94.00 £80.00 £80.00 £80.00 £80.00 £94.00
Novotel London Greenwich
London 0.3 0.48 4 18192021222324 £79.00 £79.00 £79.00 £79.00 £79.00 £76.00 £76.00 £79.00
Venture Hostel
London 0.5 0.81 N/A 18192021222324 £43.00 £43.00 £39.99 £39.99 £49.29 £53.94 £35.34 £43.00
Goddis Lodge
Clover Court
London 1.25 2.02 N/A 18192021222324 £86.00 £86.00 £86.00 £86.00 £95.00 £95.00 £86.00 £86.00
City Stay Serviced Apartments
London 1.29 2.08 4 18192021222324 £129.49 £129.49 £129.49 £129.49 £119.49 £119.49 £99.49 £129.49
O2 Arena Apartments
London 1.32 2.12 N/A 18192021222324 £115.20 £61.20 £129.60 £61.20 £64.80 £64.80 £57.60 £115.20
Hilton London Canary Wharf
London 1.45 2.34 4 18192021222324 £109.00 £103.20 £103.20 £103.20 £103.20 £103.20 £103.20 £109.00
The Clarendon Hotel
London 1.48 2.38 3 18192021222324 £99.00 £99.00 £99.00 £99.00 £139.00 £132.05 £94.05 £99.00
Marlin Apartments Canary Wharf
Britannia International Hotel Canary Wharf
London Stay Apartments
One Six Two
The Angerstein Hotel
London 1.69 2.72 2 18192021222324 £90.00 £90.00 £90.00 £90.00 £90.00 £100.00 £90.00 £90.00
95A Queens Road Studios
Grove Apartments
London 1.8 2.9 N/A 18192021222324 £59.40 £59.40 £59.40 £59.40 £59.40 £59.40 £59.40 £59.40
Point A Hotel London Canary Wharf
London Marriott Hotel West India Quay
ibis London Docklands Canary Wharf
London 2 3.22 3 18192021222324 £57.00 £57.00 £57.00 £57.00 £57.00 £49.00 £49.00 £57.00
Lansbury Heritage Hotel
Hither Green 2.1 3.38 3 18192021222324 £30.00 £30.00 £30.00 £30.00 £30.00 £30.00 £30.00 £30.00
Holiday Inn Express London Limehouse
The Royal Foundation of St Katharine
Holiday Inn Express Royal Docks
Crowne Plaza London - Docklands
The Heathers
Catford, LEWISHAM 2.68 4.32 3 18192021222324 £45.00 £45.00 £45.00 £45.00 £45.00 £45.00 £45.00 £45.00
Eurotraveller Hotel - Premier - Tower Bridge
Sunborn London Yacht Hotel
65 Greenwich High Road SE10 8JL, London, SE10 8JL
Situated just 5 minutes' walk from Greenwich Train Station, Staycity Aparthotels Greenwich High Road offer modern apartments with onsite parking and f...more
Situated just 5 minutes' walk from Greenwich Train Station, Staycity Aparthotels Greenwich High Road offer modern apartments with onsite parking and free Wi-Fi. London Bridge can be reached via train in just 8 minutes' from Greenwich Station. Each Staycity Greenwich apartment offers a fully-equipped open-plan kitchenette, a flat-screen TV and a 24-hour reception. All apartments also come fully furnished with bed linen and towels also provided. Breakfast is served in guests' apartments and delivery times are booked at check-in. Breakfast options include full English, continental, vegetarian or pancakes. The town centre offers many bars, restaurants and shops, which can also be reached in a 15-minute walk.
173 - 185 Greenwich High Rd, London, SE10 8JA
Neighbouring Greenwich Train/DLR Station, the 4-star Novotel London Greenwich is just 10 minutes' drive from the O2 Arena. This modern hotel offers pr...more
Neighbouring Greenwich Train/DLR Station, the 4-star Novotel London Greenwich is just 10 minutes' drive from the O2 Arena. This modern hotel offers private onsite parking and boasts a fitness centre, a stylish restaurant, and spacious bedrooms. The bright bedrooms have air cooling systems, a flat-screen TV with pay-per-view movies, a work desk, and tea and coffee making facilities. All rooms have a private bathroom with complimentary toiletries and a hairdryer. Free WiFi is accessible throughout. Featuring colourful artwork, Gourmet Bar at Novotel Greenwich serves an international menu. Guests can also enjoy a 24-hour room service. The vibrant Gourmet Bar offers beverages and light snacks. The modern leisure complex at the Novotel London Greenwich features a fully equipped fitness centre, a steam room, and a relaxation area. The hotel is a 10-minute walk from Greenwich Park and the Royal Observatory. Canary Wharf is a 15-minute drive away and Greenwich Pier can be reached after a 5-minute walk.
86 Tanners Hill, Deptford, London, SE8 4PN
Ventures Hostel offers dormitory rooms in London just 5 minutes' walk from Deptford and New Cross rail stations. It offers luggage storage, in-room lo...more
Ventures Hostel offers dormitory rooms in London just 5 minutes' walk from Deptford and New Cross rail stations. It offers luggage storage, in-room lockers, and laundry facilities at a surcharge. Free WiFi and fresh linen are also available, and the bathrooms have 24-hour hot water. The hostel offers a bar and restaurant The Royal Standard,offering a European cuisine including seafood, steaks, burgers and roasts, along with craft beers. The Royal Standard boasts a large reception area and bar, incorporating a mixture of lounge and dining style seating. Access is available to the hostel 24 hours a day. Central London is just 15 minutes' drive away, easily accessible from New Cross Tube Station, which is a 15-minute walk. The O2 arena is only 10 minutes' drive from the building.
290 Westferry Road, London, E14 3AG
A traditional Victorian pub in the Isle of Dogs, The Ship Inn provides well-appointed rooms with continental breakfast in London's Docklands. A 6-minu...more
A traditional Victorian pub in the Isle of Dogs, The Ship Inn provides well-appointed rooms with continental breakfast in London's Docklands. A 6-minute walk from the Docklands Light Railway into the city, it offers free Wi-FI access. Each room has a flat-screen TV and tea and coffee facilities. Bathrobes and slippers are provided, and the shared bathroom facilities have a hairdryer and complementary toiletries. Continental breakfast can be enjoyed in your room. The Ship Inn serves stone baked pizzas, along with real ales, craft beers, wine and cocktails. The pub is just a 3-minute walk from the River Thames, and Billingsgate Market is around 2 miles away. The o2 Arena in Greenwich is a 14-minute drive from The Ship Inn.
126 New Cross Road, London, SE14 5BA
A 10-minute walk from the New Cross underground station and a 15-minute drive from the O2 Arena, this family-run guest house has a 24-hour front desk ...more
A 10-minute walk from the New Cross underground station and a 15-minute drive from the O2 Arena, this family-run guest house has a 24-hour front desk and free Wi-Fi in public areas. There is an on-site restaurant where guests can relax and have dinner on request. Breakfast is served from 9:00 to 9:30 and Goddis Lodge is surrounded by various bars and restaurants. Individually decorated, each bedroom has tea/coffee making facilities. Some have an en suite bathroom and towels are provided. New Cross Bus Garage is a 5-minute walk from the guest house. Central London is a 30-minute journey by public transport.
45 Millharbour, London, E14 9TR
Clover Court is situated in the Tower Hamlets district of London, 6 km from Tower Bridge and 6 km from Brick Lane. Each unit is comprised of a kitchen...more
Clover Court is situated in the Tower Hamlets district of London, 6 km from Tower Bridge and 6 km from Brick Lane. Each unit is comprised of a kitchen with a dining area and a dishwasher, a living room with a sofa, and a private bathroom with free toiletries. Some units include a seating area and/or a balcony. Tower of London is 6 km from the apartment. The nearest airport is London City Airport, 7 km from Clover Court.
20 Lanterns Way , London, E14 9JH
Located in London, City Stay Serviced Apartments provides accommodation with free WiFi, seating area and flat-screen TV. The units have a fully equipp...more
Located in London, City Stay Serviced Apartments provides accommodation with free WiFi, seating area and flat-screen TV. The units have a fully equipped kitchen with dining area, a dishwasher and an oven. A microwave and kettle are also provided. Guests can also relax in the garden. Victoria Park is 5 km from the apartment, while Tower Bridge is 5 km from the property. The nearest airport is London City Airport, 7 km from City Stay Serviced Apartments.
27 Blackwall Lane, London, SE10 0AN
Set in London, within a 5-minute drive from the O2 Arena, O2 Arena Apartments offers accommodation with seating area. Free WiFi is available. The acco...more
Set in London, within a 5-minute drive from the O2 Arena, O2 Arena Apartments offers accommodation with seating area. Free WiFi is available. The accommodation comes with a TV and a private bathroom with bath or shower, while the kitchen features an oven and a microwave. A toaster and fridge are also offered, as well as a kettle. Greenwich is 1.1 km from the apartment. The nearest airport is London City Airport, 3 km from O2 Arena Apartments.
South Quay, Marsh Wall, London, E14 9SH
This stylish 4-star hotel is 5 minutes' walk from Canary Wharf London Underground Station and one Tube stop from the O2 Arena. It has modern, air-cond...more
This stylish 4-star hotel is 5 minutes' walk from Canary Wharf London Underground Station and one Tube stop from the O2 Arena. It has modern, air-conditioned rooms, a gym, free Wi-Fi in public areas, and a restaurant and bar. Rooms at The Hilton Canary Wharf all have a mini-bar, hairdryer, and a flat-screen TV with on-demand movies. Executive rooms include use of the 14th floor Executive Lounge overlooking so many of the famous London landmarks. The lounge includes complimentary continental breakfast, coffee/tea, evening canapés and drinks. The stylish Cinnamon Bar & Restaurant offers modern international cuisine, drinks and cocktails. The Hilton also has 24-hour room service, a sauna, a steam room and a 24-hour business centre. There is a footbridge across to the London Underground station, which also gives guests easy access to the shops and restaurants of Canary Wharf.
8-16 Montpelier Row, London, SE3 0RW
The Clarendon overlooks historic Blackheath and Greenwich Park as well as views of London and offers a village atmosphere just 15 minutes' from centra...more
The Clarendon overlooks historic Blackheath and Greenwich Park as well as views of London and offers a village atmosphere just 15 minutes' from central London by train. It is ideal for visiting the O2 Arena, Canary Wharf and the Excel Exhibition Centre in Docklands. All the rooms at The Clarendon feature an en suite bathroom, a flat-screen TV and free breakfast and WiFi. The hotel offers the Meridian Restaurant, Nautical Chart Bar and first-rate room service. There is a car park at the front and back of the hotel with limited space, along with local car parks and on-street parking nearby. The property is equipped with electric car charging facilities. Great bars, restaurants and boutique shops surround The Clarendon Hotel. The nearest train station is Blackheath, reaching Waterloo and central London after a 20-minute journey. The Royal Observatory at Greenwich Park is 16 minutes' walk away.
9-11 Byng Street,(Off Westferry Road),South Quay, London, E14 8GG
Situated in lively Canary Wharf, the luxury Marlin apartments are a 10-minute drive from the O2 Arena. The stylish apartments offer private parking an...more
Situated in lively Canary Wharf, the luxury Marlin apartments are a 10-minute drive from the O2 Arena. The stylish apartments offer private parking and free internet access, with the option to upgrade to super-fast 100MB broadband. The 4-star Marlin Canary Wharf apartments feature bare wooden floors and floor-to-ceiling windows. The spacious open-plan living areas have sofas and a flat-screen TV/DVD player. Each apartment has a fitted kitchen with a refrigerator and microwave, and there is also a cosy dining area. Guests can make use of laundry facilities and a weekly housekeeping service is also provided. Just a 10-minute drive from the ExCel Exhibition Centre, guests at Marlin Canary Wharf are only 5 miles from London City Airport. Canary Wharf Underground Station is a 10-minute walk away.
163 Marsh Wall, Docklands,, London, E14 9SJ
Britannia International Hotel Canary Wharf has spacious rooms and limited free WiFi access in bedrooms. Just 600 metres from Canary Wharf Underground ...more
Britannia International Hotel Canary Wharf has spacious rooms and limited free WiFi access in bedrooms. Just 600 metres from Canary Wharf Underground Station, the hotel has a leisure centre, restaurant and pizzeria. The traditional rooms at Britannia International Canary Wharf have private bathrooms, some with spa baths. All rooms have tea/coffee making facilities and a work desk. Many have Docklands views. Jenny's Restaurant serves traditional British cuisine and cooked breakfasts. The Pizzeria offers Italian cuisine, light lunches and snacks. The Hotel Britannia International Canary Wharf is a 10-minute drive from the O2 Arena, and Millwall is 15 minutes' walk away. Greenwich can be reached in 15 minutes' drive, and on-site parking is available.
187, Rotherhithe new road, London, SE16 2BE
London Stay Apartments is located close to Southwark Park, a 5-minute walk from Surrey Quay Overground Station. They provide contemporary studio apart...more
London Stay Apartments is located close to Southwark Park, a 5-minute walk from Surrey Quay Overground Station. They provide contemporary studio apartments with free WiFi. Each room offers a 32-inch TV with access to over 70 channels, complimentary biscuits with tea/coffee making facilities as well as towels, linen, a hairdryer and ironing facilities. Guests have access to laundry service. The rooms have an en-suite bathroom and kitchenette. The apartments are set 7 minutes' walk from Surrey Quay Shopping Centre with various shops and supermarkets. 24-hour bus services around the city pass just outside the building. South Bermondsey train station is an 8-minutes walk away whilst Canada Water tube station is only 9 minutes' walk away, connecting you with London Bridge and the O2 Arena in 5 minutes and the Olympic Park in Stratford in 14 minutes. The City and the West End are within 10 minutes' ride from the property. There is a grocery shop opposite the property.
162 Westcombe Hill, London, SE3 7DH
One Six Two is a contemporary guesthouse situated close to Blackheath and Greenwich and with easy access to central London.
108 Woolwich road, London, SE10 0LE
A 10-minute drive from the O2 Arena and the centre of Greenwich, Angerstein is a Victorian hotel dating back to 1888. It features a bar where you can ...more
A 10-minute drive from the O2 Arena and the centre of Greenwich, Angerstein is a Victorian hotel dating back to 1888. It features a bar where you can play darts or watch Sky Sports. It is a 2-minute walk to Westcombe Park Station, which reaches London Bridge in 15 minutes. Nearby Greenwich is known for its Royal parks, its architecture, and its markets. There is also a wide range of restaurants, bars and clubs. With simple décor and a flat-screen TV, rooms at Angerstein Hotel all have their own seating area. Each also benefits from facilities for making tea and coffee. You can play pool in the bar. The Angerstein is a Victorian Pub Hotel. A wide range of drinks are on offer, and there is an enclosed outdoor area with seating for those who wish to smoke.
95a Queens Road, London, SE15 2EZ
95A Queens Road Studios offers accommodation set in London, 5 km from Greenwich Park and 5 km from O2 Academy Brixton. Complimentary WiFi is available...more
95A Queens Road Studios offers accommodation set in London, 5 km from Greenwich Park and 5 km from O2 Academy Brixton. Complimentary WiFi is available. All units include a fully equipped kitchenette, allowing guests to prepare their own meals. A toaster and kettle are also featured. Tower Bridge is 5 km from the apartment, while Borough Market is 5 km away. The nearest airport is London City Airport, 15 km from the property.
59-61 Carlton Grove, Peckham, London, London, SE15 2UD
Situated 5 minutes' walk from Peckham High Street, Grove Apartments offer self-catering accommodation with free WiFi. A fully equipped kitchen is prov...more
Situated 5 minutes' walk from Peckham High Street, Grove Apartments offer self-catering accommodation with free WiFi. A fully equipped kitchen is provided, along with a TV with satellite channels, seating area and private bathroom with walk-in shower. The World Heritage Site of Greenwich is just a 20-minute bus ride away and features the Royal Observatory, National Maritime Museum and Cutty Sark. Central London can be reached in a 30-minute train ride from Queens Road station, which is a 5-minute walk from the apartment.
1 Waterview Drive, London, SE10 0TW
Intercontinental London - The O2 offers accommodation in the Greenwich Peninsula. Guests can enjoy the onsite spa and free WiFi. The O2 Arena is attac...more
Intercontinental London - The O2 offers accommodation in the Greenwich Peninsula. Guests can enjoy the onsite spa and free WiFi. The O2 Arena is attached to the hotel via a covered walkway, which takes 5 minutes' walk. Each room is en-suite and comes with a flat-screen TV, air-conditioning and complimentary luxury toiletries. Guests have a choice to dine from one of three restaurants and there are also 2 bars. The Clipper Bar and Eighteen Sky Bar both offer views of Canary Wharf and the River Thames. Intercontinental London - The O2 has a 24 hour reception and a large conference centre. The Arora Ballroom is the largest pillar-free event space in the UK. There are additional 19 meeting rooms. London City Airport is just 5.1 miles from the Intercontinental London - The O2 whilst the Excel Arena is 4 miles away. North Greenwich Tube station is just a 5-minute walk away and the Emirates Airline Greenwich is a 10-minute walk.
21 Hertsmere Road West, London, E14 4AS
Point A Hotel London Canary Wharf offers budget accommodation in London's financial district. The property offers guests luggage storage and transport...more
Point A Hotel London Canary Wharf offers budget accommodation in London's financial district. The property offers guests luggage storage and transport services. Every room is compact and well designed, featuring a comfortable Hynosis bed, en-suite bathrooms with a power shower, free high-speed WiFi, USB charging point, air-conditioning, flat-screen TV with 240 channels and a safe. Blackout curtains are also featured to ensure you have a good night's sleep. Point A Hotel London Canary Wharf offers a 24 hour reception and contemporary lobby area where guests can continue to make use of the the high-speed WiFi. The Museum of London Docklands is 1 minutes' walk from the hotel, while the O2 Arena is 1.2 miles away, and Victoria Park is 2 miles from the property. Point A Hotel London Canary Wharf is located in close proximity to multiple transport links. Canary Wharf Underground Station is only a 600-metre walk from the property. The Canary Wharf Docklands Light Railway (DLR) is 500 meters away, and West India Quay DLR station is 300 metres away. The nearest airport is London City Airport, 3 miles from the property.
22 Hertsmere Road, London, E14 4ED
In the vibrant Canary Wharf area, this 5-star landmark hotel has luxury rooms and a state-of-the-art fitness suite. There is easy access to London Cit...more
In the vibrant Canary Wharf area, this 5-star landmark hotel has luxury rooms and a state-of-the-art fitness suite. There is easy access to London City Airport and the O2 Arena. Each spacious room at London Marriott Hotel West India Quay has a 42-inch LED TV with Google Chromecast, luxurious beds and a comfortable seating area. There is 24-hour room service and USB outlets in the rooms. Many of the rooms also look out over Canary Wharf and the skyline of London's business district. Manhattan Grill Steakhouse offers prime USDA steak in stylish surroundings. Guests can also relax at the G&Tea Lounge offering a wide selection of gin, cocktails, lights snacks or full meals, and afternoon tea There is a wide range of fitness facilities in the Marriott Health Club, including a fully equipped gym and a relaxing sauna. The DLR stops at West India Quay Station, 200m from the hotel. Canary Wharf Tube Station is 5 minutes' walk away. Wi-Fi is free in the public areas, in executive rooms, and in the suites.
1 Baffin Way, London, E14 9PE
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Just metres from lively Canary Wharf, the Ibis London Docklands Canary Wharf features free Wi-Fi, a modern restaurant and 24-hour front desk. Canary W...more
Just metres from lively Canary Wharf, the Ibis London Docklands Canary Wharf features free Wi-Fi, a modern restaurant and 24-hour front desk. Canary Wharf London Underground Station is a 10-minute walk away. The spacious, sound-proofed bedrooms at the hotel have air-cooling systems and flat-screen TVs. All rooms were refurbished in 2015 and feature private bathrooms and work desks. The Ibis London Docklands Canary Wharf has secure on-site parking, and is just across the road from Blackwall Station on the Docklands Light Railway (DLR). The O2 Arena is a 15-minute tube-ride away. The bright and airy cafe-style restaurant serves a varied evening menu and a wide selection of snacks. The stylish bar offers a range of drinks. Guests may wish to indulge in the Ibis all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet available each morning.
117 Poplar High Street, London, E14 0AE
Set in London, within a short walk from Canary Wharf and the DLR network offering direct links to Bank, Lansbury Heritage Hotel features boutique acco...more
Set in London, within a short walk from Canary Wharf and the DLR network offering direct links to Bank, Lansbury Heritage Hotel features boutique accommodation with complimentary access to a spa centre, as well as a fitness room. The property is less than 15 minutes by car from O2 Arena. Free WiFi is provided. All elegant rooms and suites are air-conditioned and feature a flat-screen TV, a minibar, complimentary tea and coffee and en-suite bathrooms complete with L'Occitane toiletries. A complimentary smartphone is available. Guests can enjoy a meal at the in-house restaurant, which serves a variety of international, Japanese and Grill/bbq dishes. Guests can also enjoy a drink at the bar. The hotel is 3.3 km from the Olympic Stadium and 3.5 km from Victoria Park. London City Airport is 5 km from the property.
32 Duncrievie Rd, Hither Green, SE13 6TE
1 single room From 30 GBP and 1 twin From 50 GBP. Shared bathroom. Very friendly family home in SE London.3 mins walk to Hither Green Stn(zone3). 12 m...more
1 single room From 30 GBP and 1 twin From 50 GBP. Shared bathroom. Very friendly family home in SE London.3 mins walk to Hither Green Stn(zone3). 12 mins train to London Bridge Stn. Guests have returned and become friends with the owners. Links with O2
469 - 475 The Highway Road, Limehouse, London, E1W 3HN
In the centre of central London's Docklands, the 3-star Holiday Inn Express London Limehouse is just 5 minutes' walk from Limehouse DLR Station. With ...more
In the centre of central London's Docklands, the 3-star Holiday Inn Express London Limehouse is just 5 minutes' walk from Limehouse DLR Station. With secure parking outside of the London Congestion Zone, the hotel is a 12-minute DLR journey from Canary Wharf. Offering spacious accommodation, the contemporary rooms feature a TV, a modem point at the work desk, and tea and coffee making facilities. The en-suite shower rooms have a power shower and a hairdryer. Accessible rooms are also available. In the mornings, the Holiday Inn Express London Limehouse provides continental breakfast in the breakfast bar. Breakfast includes freshly baked breads, croissants, hot drinks, fresh fruit, and cereals. Guests can also relax in the lounge and bar in the lobby. The nearby DLR Station also offers access to the ExCeL Exhibition Centre and the O2 Arena. Guests at the Holiday Inn Express London Limehouse can reach top attractions in central London in 20 minutes by train. London City Airport is just 5 miles away.
2 Butcher Row, London, E14 8DS
Set in peaceful gardens in London's Limehouse area, The Royal Foundation of St Katharine is just a 2-minute walk from Limehouse DLR Station. The centr...more
Set in peaceful gardens in London's Limehouse area, The Royal Foundation of St Katharine is just a 2-minute walk from Limehouse DLR Station. The centre offers free WiFi and free on-site parking. The bright and airy bedrooms each have a private modern bathroom and facilities for making tea coffee. All rooms feature a work desk, and some overlook the leafy grounds. Traditional continental breakfasts are served daily in the spacious dining room. Breakfast includes fresh fruit salad, croissants and a selection of European meats and cheeses. There is a cafe that is open during the daytime. The Royal Foundation of St Katharine was set up by Queen Matilda in 1147, and is one of the oldest charitable foundations in Great Britain. Canary Wharf is a mile away, and Tower Hill is within a 25-minute walk. Please note that due to the peaceful environment of the hotel, TVs are not available in the rooms.
1 Silvertown Way, Canning Town, London, E16 1EA
This modern hotel is in London Docklands, 0.2 km from Canning Town Station, a 20-minute drive from the O2 Arena and a 10-minute drive from the ExCel E...more
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- Éducation nationale

- Éducation nationale (francophone)

- Communauté française de Belgique

La réforme constitutionnelle de 1988 transfère l'ensemble de la compétence de l'enseignement aux Communautés, à l'exception de la fixation de l'obligation scolaire, des conditions minimales pour la délivrance des diplômes et du régime des pensions des enseignants. Au sein du gouvernement (national) Martens VIII, le Vice-premier ministre et ministre des Réformes institutionnelles Philippe Moureaux se voit chargé, à partir du , de la restructuration du Ministère de l'Éducation nationale. le , Yvan Ylieff quitte le Gouvernement national pour intégrer le Gouvernement de la Communauté française, emportant avec lui le portefeuille de l'Éducation nationale.

Depuis 1989, l'enseignement obligatoire et l'enseignement supérieur ont systématiquement fait l'objet de portefeuilles ministériels distincts au sein du Gouvernement de la Communauté française. Entre  et , dans le gouvernement Hasquin, l'enseignement fondamental et l'enseignement secondaire ont même été provisoirement scindés, portant à trois le nombre de ministres francophones de l'enseignement. Ceci sans compter l'enseignement de la promotion sociale.

Ministre de l'Enseignement obligatoire

Ministre de l'Enseignement supérieur

Frise chronologique

Voir aussi
 Gouvernement de la Communauté française

Education

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Date set for Sugar Shack's Compendulum release
Sugar Shack Records will next month put out a compilation album called Compendulum.
The new 16-track album, available on CD and digital download, comes out on 10 June.
According to Sugar Shack the album "isn't a compilation, it's not a remix project, it's not the vision of one producer or musician, it's not old and it's not new, yet it is also in part all of those things and most importantly totally fresh and enjoyable."
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James decided that this was most certainly not a time to be disagreeable, so he crossed the room to where the Centipede was sitting and knelt down beside him.
'You have a lot of boots,' James murmured.
'You call that walking!' cried the Centipede. 'You're a slitherer, that's all you are! You just slither along!' 'I glide,' said the Earthworm primly.
'You are a slimy beast,' answered the Centipede.
'I am not a slimy beast,' the Earthworm said. 'I am a useful and much loved creature. Ask any gardener you like. And as for you…' 'I am a pest!' the Centipede announced, grinning broadly and looking round the room for approval.
'He is so proud of that,' the Ladybird said, smiling at James. 'Though for the life of me I cannot understand why.' 'I am the only pest in this room!' cried the Centipede, still grinning away. 'Unless you count Old-Green-Grasshopper over there. But he is long past it now. He is too old to be a pest any more.' The Old-Green-Grasshopper turned his huge black eyes upon the Centipede and gave him a withering look. 'Young fellow,' he said, speaking in a deep, slow, scornful voice, 'I have never been a pest in my life. I am a musician.' 'Hear, hear!' said the Ladybird.
'Very peculiar,' the Centipede said. 'Very, very peculiar indeed. Let me tell you what happened. I was messing about in the garden under the old peach tree and suddenly a funny little green thing came wriggling past my nose. Bright green it was, and extraordinarily beautiful, and it looked like some kind of a tiny stone or crystal…' 'Oh, but I know what that was!' cried James.
'It happened to me, too!' said the Ladybird.
'And me!' Miss Spider said. 'Suddenly there were little green things everywhere! The soil was full of them!' 'I actually swallowed one!' the Earthworm declared proudly.
'So did I!' the Ladybird said.
'I swallowed three!' the Centipede cried. 'But who's telling this story anyway? Don't interrupt!' 'It's too late to tell stories now,' the Old-Green-Grasshopper announced. 'It's time to go to sleep.' 'I refuse to sleep in my boots!' the Centipede cried. 'How many more are there to come off, James?' 'I think I've done about twenty so far,' James told him.
'Then that leaves eighty to go,' the Centipede said.
The Centipede roared with laughter.
'Stop pulling the Earthworm's leg,' the Ladybird said.
This sent the Centipede into hysterics. 'Pulling his leg!' he cried, wriggling with glee and pointing at the Earthworm. 'Which leg am I pulling? You tell me that!' James decided that he rather liked the Centipede. He was obviously a rascal, but what a change it was to hear somebody laughing once in a while. He had never heard Aunt Sponge or Aunt Spiker laughing aloud in all the time he had been with them.


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Duo (Amsterdam) 1991 is an album by American jazz saxophonist Anthony Braxton and German pianist Georg Gräwe, which was released in 1997 on Okka Disk.

Reception

In his review for AllMusic, Brian Olewnick states "Grawe plays with great fluidity, often serving as a near mirror image (though decidedly flavored with his own musical nature) to Braxton's typically liquid and flowing flights of creativity."

The Penguin Guide to Jazz says "There are continual hints and reminders of Braxton's current compositional interests, palindromic shapes and stretching pulses, which suggest the extent to which he used public performance of this sort as a laboratory for ideas which would take on a more detailed form later."

In an article for the Boston Phoenix Ed Hazell states "Like Braxton's most satisfying keyboard partner, Marilyn Crispell, Georg Gräwe brings quick reflexes to the music and a style that mixes contemporary classical and free jazz vocabularies in a densely detailed, confrontational style that leaves Braxton no choice but to meet him head on."

Track listing
All compositions by Braxton/Gräwe
 "Duet I"  – 25:12
 "Duet II" – 16:00
 "Duet III" – 4:43

Personnel
Anthony Braxton – soprano sax, clarinet, flute, alto sax
Georg Gräwe – piano

References

1997 live albums
Anthony Braxton live albums
Okka Disk live albums


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Q: Is there a command to change terminal transparency? I want to define a Bash function that changes the terminal transparency so i can use it like a command. Currently I do something like this for changing the terminal title:
In the .bashrc file i have:
title()
{
echo -en "\033]2;$1\007"
}

And when i want to change it i just type:
title "Awesome Terminal"

I just can't figure out how to do the same with the transparency.

A: Run the below command
gconftool-2 -s -t string /apps/gnome-terminal/profiles/Default/background_type transparent

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Unknown Treasures: The Riches of "Polish Film Masterpieces" Volume 1
by Glenn Kenny
February 25, 2016 |
The cinematic heroism of both Martin Scorsese and Milestone Films continues unabated. In 2014, following up on a 2011 visit to Poland, the filmmaker presented a program of over 20 Polish movies spanning over four decades at U.S. arthouses throughout the country. Scorsese's selection, based on what was a massive ongoing restoration program in Poland at the time of his visit, is now coming to Blu-ray in a very limited edition. (Limited enough, by the way, that complimentary review copies aren't going out—I had to purchase the box like everybody else.) Volume One comprises eight films, and the box that it comes in has room for … well, a larger number of Blu-rays than are in there, but not necessarily 24, which seems to be the complete complement of pictures Scorsese selected. One of the few complaints I have about the package is that plans for subsequent volumes seem a little vague …
That said, going through the contents of this first batch over a week and a half was, as we critics like to say, a revelation. But that was not least on account of the fact that some things I thought I'd see, I did not. The two earliest movies in this batch date from 1965; the latest, Andrzej Wajda's "Man of Iron," is from 1981. Six directors are represented; Wajda gets two films, as does Krzysztof Zanussi. The two movies in the batch I was most excited to see were, it is perhaps no accident, genre pictures, or kinda-sorta genre pictures. "Pharaoh" is a 1966 epic directed by Jerzy Kawelerowicz, whose 1959 film "Night Train" is a dour gloss on noir and whose 1961 "Mother Joan Of The Angels" is still a visual and emotional landmark. It's a stunning film, an ancient fable that's as austere as any Hollywood treatment of Egypt is ornate, and yet packed with detail and action that makes it utterly convincing. The widescreen desolation surrounding the story of a doomed would-be reformer is never not spectacular. "The Hourglass Sanatorium," from 1973, is directed by Wojciech J. Has, best known here for his psychedelic nesting-dolls-narratives movie "The Saragossa Manuscript." Here adapting multiple surreal tales by Bruno Schulz, Has concocts a fantastic time loop structure around narratives whose fabulist nature barely masks their reality in the Warsaw Ghetto and the Holocaust.
These are the most "trippy" of the eight pictures. I wouldn't go so far as to say the other movies are "ordinary" masterpieces. They show a wide range. Tadeusz Konwicki's 1965 "Salto" ("Jump") is an enigmatic allegory that has the bonus of starring the great Zbigniew Cybulski, the sunglassed superstar (the "Polish James Dean" by some lights) who helped make Wajda's "Ashes And Diamonds" so indelible. The two Zanussi films are 1977's "Camouflage," about intrigues at a summer-camp like grad school course, and 1980's "Constant Factor," about a young man whose kicking against the corruption all around him winds up compromising his higher ambitions. Both of these are wry, engaging, and sharply ironic, and register strongly as condemnations, albeit largely allegorical ones, of Soviet double-dealing and oppression. Wajda's 1981 "Man of Iron" specifically treats the Solidarity movement that would transform the country (Lech Walesa has an acting role therein) but is probably best seen in tandem with his 1977 "Man of Marble" (available in a Region 2 DVD from Second Run). Agnieszka Holland's 1979 "Provincial Actors" is a solid piece of poetic realism about intersections of art and history within the matrix of a political structure that always compels the individual to second-guess him or herself. These are all remarkable pictures, extremely frank and adult (the casual nudity in a couple of the '60s films is bracing relative to U.S. practices of the time). They're thoughtful without ever becoming narratively slack, and sometimes shocking. Wajda's 1975 Industrial-Age epic "The Promised Land" has one instance of violent action that's as shocking as anything you'd see in a contemporary film.
None of these movies announce themselves as "masterpieces"; there's nothing showy about them. (The work of the late Andrzej Żuławski, a maestro of extreme art cinema, is conspicuous in its absence from the entirety of Scorsese's list.) Instead, they tug at your sleeve, nag at your consciousness, asked to be watched again. There are no on-disc supplements here, aside from trailers. The booklet provided and the liner essays are helpful and useful, but this isn't a Criterion-style guided tour through the Polish cinema timeline. The movies themselves speak very eloquently though, and they are all keepers.
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Метцинген () — город в Германии, районный центр, расположен в земле Баден-Вюртемберг.

Подчинён административному округу Тюбинген. Входит в состав района Ройтлинген. Население составляет 22 035 человек (на 31 декабря 2010 года). Занимает площадь 34,61 км². Официальный код — 08 4 15 050. Город подразделяется на 2 городских района.

История
Город впервые упоминается в документах 1075 года. Выращивание вина привело к обогащению города примерно в XVII веке. С начала 1600-х годов он находился под юрисдикцией Оберамта Ураха. С 1800-х годов — под совместной юрисдикцией округа Урах и Шварцвальд. И, наконец, под юрисдикцией только округа Шварцвальд — от упразднения оберамтов до конца Второй мировой войны, когда он был передан под юрисдикцию округа Ройтлинген.

Во время Тридцатилетней войны Метцинген подвергся значительным разрушениям, и вскоре две трети населения умерли от эпидемии чумы.

После индустриализации в Метцингене были построены различные текстильные фабрики. В 1859 году Метцинген был соединён с железнодорожным путём из Тюбингена в Штутгарт.

Экономика
В городе расположена штаб-квартира известного немецкого производителя одежды — компании Hugo Boss AG и расположен один из самых известных в Германии центров «фабричной» торговли этой и других марок. В самом Метцингене никаких реальных фабрик и производства нет.

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