The resort of Gerlitzen is located in the very heart of the Carinthia region, which is renowned for its beautiful alpine lakes, magnificent mountain ranges, and stunning scenery. Translated from the Slovenian name for 'Fire Mountain', Gerlitzen stands at a proud 1,911m, with a variety of winter activities available at the resort, including skiing, snowboarding, and cross-country skiing, available on over 41km of slopes, and 15km of ski routes.
Overlooking the beautiful Ossiach See, the state's third largest lake, Gerlitzen is comprised of a number of picturesque villages and towns clustered along the lake's borders, including nearby Annenheim, a popular village boasting direct access to the ski slopes, and with an abundance of traditional restaurants, bars, and shops, attracting residents and visitors all year round. During the summer months, Gerlitzen is a popular resort for watersports enthusiasts, with hiking and cycling available inland, and local tourist attractions within easy reach.
Gerlitzen is a popular resort with both residents and tourists due to its ideal seasonal climate, year-round activities, and beautiful scenery. In addition to the many winter sports available in Gerlitzen, Ossiach Lake provides a variety of watersport activities during the summer months, making Gerlitzen a highly attractive resort for investors due to its year-round popularity with both national and international tourists, and locals alike.
With far reaching views across the quaint towns and villages of the Carinthia region, the resort of Gerlitzen is just a short distance from the city of Villach, which is easily accessible by either car or train. The seventh largest city in Austria, with a population of 61,887 as of January 2018, Villach is renowned for its long history which stretches back through the centuries. Villach is a thriving city of culture and prosperity, ideally located, and known as 'The Gateway to the Alps and southern Austria'.
Gerlitzen is a dual-season resort, drawing a steady flow of visitors to the region throughout the year, making it an ideal area for investors. During the winter months, skiers and snowboarding enthusiasts have their choice of over 42km of well-groomed pistes, with 12km of easy rated, 27km of intermediate rated, and 3km of expert rated pistes to explore. For the complete novice, there is also a beginner's area, with ski tuition available for adults, as well as the "Bino Bear" ski school for children, providing gentle and encouraging tuition to teach the basics of skiing for younger enthusiasts. In addition to the ski slopes, there is also a popular snow park for snowboarders, and 12km of scenic cross country trails to explore.
There has been recent investment in 3 new ski lifts to the resort, with broad scope for further investment opportunities. The resort is facilitated by 18 ski lifts and chairs, with the majority of them leading up to the peak level at 1,911m where visitors can pause to absorb the breath-taking views. With free parking facilities for 3,600 vehicles, the ski resort is easily accessible by car. Visitors can take a break from skiing to relax on one of the many terraces located around the mountain where they can enjoy a delicious and reasonably priced meal as they take in the breath-taking views.
If all of the many slopes and trails of Gerlitzen are not enough, the nearby resort of Bad Kleinkirchheim, with 103km of slopes and runs, is just a 30-minute drive away. For more information on this neighbouring resort, please see our resort guide to Bad Kleinkirchheim.
During the summer months, visitors to the area can enjoy the wide range of activities available on the lake including fishing, sailing, water-skiing, parasailing, and swimming - even scuba diving. The waters of the lake are a consistently pleasant temperature due to the high levels of sunshine, making it ideal for swimming. Inland, there is a wealth of hiking and cycling trails to take in the beautiful alpine scenery, as well as nine golf courses for the golf enthusiast.
The Gerlitzen region enjoys comfortably mild summers, and winters with consistent levels of snowfall, drawing visitors all year round. Gerlitzen receives on average of 2,010 hours of sunshine annually, significantly more than in many other European resorts, spoiling its residents and visitors with bright blue skies and year-round sunshine.
The winter sports season runs from approximately the end of November through mid-April, with live updates available 24/7 at our Gerlitzen ski resort guide. The resort is serviced by state-of-the-art snowmaking equipment, with 120 snow canons servicing 95% of the slopes, guaranteeing snow to ensure a reliable ski season, whatever the weather.
Gerlitzen is highly accessible for both local and international travellers, making it an ideal destination for both short breaks and longer stays. The roads are modern and well signposted for easy travel, making the resort very easy to reach by car or coach, and with free parking for up to 3,600 vehicles, parking will not be a problem.
A regional train links the city of Villach to nearby Annenheim, which is located directly at the base station of the Kanzel lift, making it highly convenient for users of public transport. For international travellers, Klagenfurt Airport is just 45km distance from Gerlitzen, just 30 minutes' drive by car.
With excellent transport links, year-round tourism, and a thriving infrastructure, it is clear to see that buying a property in Gerlitzen is a smart investment.


This post originally appeared in the Boston Business Journal.
Since Amazon announced its plans to open a second headquarters location, the region has been abuzz, but, to date, the focus has been on real estate. Where can 8 million square feet of space be developed? Does it need to be in one location or multiple sites?
Amazon, however, is not really looking for space. It is looking for people. These are the skilled workers that fuel the local economy, due to the region's exceptional ability to attract students and immigrants.
So, while we are spending so much time and effort to present the best site for Amazon's real estate decision makers, we had better be equally as focused contemplating the human resource side. Where will Amazon's workers come from? Will they be relocating from other areas around the country?
Reality paints a different picture. Other than the post 2009 recession years, Massachusetts has experienced consistent net domestic migration. We are currently close to full employment. There are few workers available and qualified for the jobs that are currently open. Therefore, it's more likely that these Amazon workers will come from other local companies. The critical question is how will those companies survive and grow with an even tighter job market? Will they, in turn, be forced to relocate?
To make matters even more complex and challenging, there is a multiplier effect with a company like Amazon establishing a major local presence. Other companies will look to locate near this "mother ship" and many of the service companies in the area will have to bulk up to handle the additional demand. As a result, there may be a need for upwards of 150,000 more positions to fill over the next 10+ years.
The dog that chases the car, but then catches it, had better have a plan for what happens next. If we are serious about getting Amazon to choose Massachusetts, let's strategize about what it would take to actually increase our labor force. As with the Olympics, planning for the possibility of success can be a beneficial, long term, strategic exercise. In any case, we should prepare ourselves for sustainable growth, whether, or not, any individual company locates here.
Three strategies for retaining more skilled workers and attracting others to come here should be pursued. The first deals with the issue of the high cost of living. The second is job training/retraining. The last is immigration policy.
The primary component of the cost of living is housing. We need to produce more affordable, urban housing, and also open up opportunities for "starter homes" for families in communities that are accessible to the new jobs and with good school systems. Schools, commuting time, and affordability are what drive home purchases (particularly for families). Unfortunately, local zoning in most of the Commonwealth discourages multi-family housing, as well as smaller, denser single-family homes.
As for job training, we will need to adapt our institutions and training pathways to help workers acquire new skills. We have not been sufficiently agile to respond to the needs of those businesses that are expanding and hiring. Even a college degree is not sufficient to guarantee a new job in the new economy. New training methods that can be adapted and adjusted in short order will be needed to fine tune a prospect's skill set to match a company's requirements. Lifelong learning that is priced right, available on demand, and responsive to the changing needs of the workplace must become the norm.
Finally, we have benefited greatly by the historic flow of immigrants. Were it not for immigration, we would not have accommodated the strong economic growth over the last 20 years. Local and state leaders must flex their political muscles to ensure that our national policies do not impede the beneficial impact that comes from a wide range of skills entering and fueling our economy.
Yes, we can benefit from a thoughtful strategy to attract Amazon to our region. But, over time, we will be well served with a realistic plan to increase our skilled workforce that will be the honey that easily attracts many more companies to locate and expand here.


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Rome: Trastevere & Jewish Ghetto Walking Tour
From US$ 89.39 US$ 71.51 per person
Explore the narrow winding streets, alleyways, and pedestrian squares of the charming Trastevere neighborhood in Rome. Join a small group led by an expert guide to learn about Jewish history and presence in Rome. Benefit from your guide's local knowledge.
Starting times 9:30 AM, 2:00 PM, 4:00 PM
English, German, Italian, Spanish, French, Turkish
Explore one of the oldest Jewish communities in the heart of Europe
Discover Trastevere with a specialist guide who has superb local knowledge
Visit some of Rome's most important churches and see the synagogue from outside
Stroll through the scenic streets of Trastevere in Rome and hear stories about the city's Jewish history
Discover Rome's Jewish ghetto or Roman ghetto established in 1555 by Pope Paul IV for the 5,000 Jews that lived in Rome at the time. The former walled quarter sits close to the river Tiber, and today, is one of the most fascinating quarters of the city. Your 3-hour Rome Trastevere Walking Tour will start in this quarter before taking you over the Tiber to the historic Trastevere neighborhood. Trastevere is a picturesque neighborhood dating back to medieval times and charming area filled with narrow winding streets, alleyways and pedestrian squares. These 2 areas are often overlooked by tourists but this intimate walking tour of these magnificent neighborhoods will take you to its top landmarks. Walking around these neighborhoods will be the best way to see all of the monuments and landmarks, as well as get a great feeling for this Bohemian area of Rome. This Rome Trastevere walking tour will start in the Jewish ghetto, where you will learn about the Jewish history and presence in Rome, which is still much visible today. Led by an experienced guide, see Jewish-owned businesses, visit kosher restaurants and, when possible, even take you to the synagogue of Rome. The Porticus Octaviae will be one of the most recognized landmarks in the ghetto, which sits in the middle of Piazza Mattei. Your guide will then take you across the river Tiber to Trastevere, which was once home to the wealthy Etruscans. Here, you will visit some of Rome's most important churches, including Santa Cecilia, the Basilica of Santa Maria and San Francesco a Ripa and the Ponte Rotto, which is the oldest stone bridge in all of Rome.
Local guide small group tour
Transport to/ from attractions
Inside visit of the synagogue
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The walking tour was excellent!
My guide was excellent! She use to live in Trastevere so she knew the history of the town. We had a very enjoyable morning strolling through the alleys, streets and churches. Very happy I chose this tour.
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To establish an e-infrastructure for scientific data which supports seamless access, use, re-use of data and trust of data sources, where the physical and technical infrastructure is invisible for the researcher. To open up science and its results, for everyone to benefit from, using digital technologies. To coordinate the European Cloud initiative with focus on the infrastructure part of the Open Science Cloud and in particular governance (including a legal structure) and funding models. To lead and implement eResearch Infrastructures Programme (except PRACE) including GEANT, OpenAire and RDA activities. The unit will ensure the coordination of the eResearch Infrastructure Work Programme and the secretariat of the Research Infrastructures Programme Committee, in cooperation with RTD. The unit would have a "Data Policy for Science" sector that would include Open Access policy and the support of OpenAire and RDA.


FunnyModo gathered 7 simple exercises that will give you slender legs in almost no time. Try to do at least 30 reps of each set, and don't forget a light warm-up before starting.
Lunge forward with your left leg, holding your back straight and keeping your right knee lower than the left one.
Jump up as high as you can, helping yourself with your arms.
Change your legs in the air, landing in a lunge position with your right leg.
Begin with 10-12 reps, changing your leg each time before landing. Gradually increase the number of reps to 30.
Bend your knees a little, and draw your arms back.
Jump straight up, trying to lift your knees as high as you can.
This exercise requires more effort than the others. It's difficult to do 30 jumps on your first attempt, so it's better to divide them into 3 sets of 10 reps with a one-minute rest in between.
Lie on your right side, and prop yourself on your hand. Put your left hand firmly on the floor in front of you.
Slowly raise and lower your right leg without sharp or high movements.
This exercise is useful both for thighs and buttocks.
Lie on your right side, and prop yourself on your hand. Bend your left leg, and put it firmly on the floor in front of you, keeping it still with your left hand.
Repeat this set for your other leg as well.
Keep your back straight with your hands along your sides.
Still keeping straight, do reverse lunges (step back) with your right leg, and then your left one.
Try making the lunge deep, bending your leg at a right angle. You can use 17 fl. oz (0.5 L) bottles instead of dumbbells.
Step left, bow down with a straight back, and turn your torso in line with your right leg.
Repeat for the other side using a 17 fl. oz bottle instead of a dumbbell, if necessary.
Slowly raise your left leg until it reaches peak height, then slowly lower it back.
Change your leg afterward, and repeat.


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package org.pac4j.play.scala

import javax.inject.Inject

import org.pac4j.core.config.Config
import org.pac4j.core.context.Pac4jConstants
import org.pac4j.core.profile.{CommonProfile, ProfileManager}
import org.pac4j.play.PlayWebContext
import org.pac4j.play.java.RequiresAuthenticationAction
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory
import play.api.libs.concurrent.Execution.Implicits.defaultContext
import play.api.mvc._
import play.core.j.JavaHelpers

import _root_.scala.collection.JavaConverters
import _root_.scala.concurrent.Future

/**
 *
This trait adds security features to your Scala controllers.

 *
For manual computation of login urls (redirections to identity providers), the session must be first initialized using the {@link #getOrCreateSessionId} method.

 *
To protect a resource, the {@link #RequiresAuthentication} methods must be used.

 *
To get the current user profile, the {@link #getUserProfile} method must be called.

 *
 * @author Jerome Leleu
 * @author Michael Remond
 * @author Hugo Valk
 * @since 1.5.0
 */
trait Security[P<:CommonProfile] extends Controller {

  protected val logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(getClass)

  @Inject
  protected var config: Config = null

  /**
   * Get or create a new sessionId.
   *
   * @param request
   * @return the (updated) session
   */
  protected def getOrCreateSessionId(request: RequestHeader): Session = {
    val webContext = new PlayWebContext(request, config.getSessionStore)
    webContext.getSessionStore.getOrCreateSessionId(webContext)
    val map = JavaConverters.mapAsScalaMapConverter(webContext.getJavaSession).asScala.toMap
    new Session(map)
  }

  protected def RequiresAuthentication[A](action: P => Action[AnyContent]): Action[AnyContent] = {
    RequiresAuthentication(null, null)(action)
  }

  protected def RequiresAuthentication[A](clientName: String)(action: P => Action[AnyContent]): Action[AnyContent] = {
    RequiresAuthentication(clientName, null)(action)
  }

  protected def RequiresAuthentication[A](clientName: String, authorizerName: String)(action: P => Action[AnyContent]): Action[AnyContent] = {
    RequiresAuthentication(parse.anyContent, clientName, authorizerName)(action)
  }

  /**
   * This function is used to protect a resource.
   *
   * @param parser
   * @param clientName the list of clients (separated by commas) to use for authentication
   * @param authorizerName the list of authorizers (separated by commas) to use to check authorizations
   * @param action
   * @tparam A
   * @return
   */
  protected def RequiresAuthentication[A](parser: BodyParser[A], clientName: String, authorizerName: String)(action: P => Action[A]) = Action.async(parser) { request =>
    val webContext = new PlayWebContext(request, config.getSessionStore)
    val requiresAuthenticationAction = new RequiresAuthenticationAction(config)
    val javaContext = webContext.getJavaContext
    requiresAuthenticationAction.internalCall(javaContext, clientName, authorizerName).wrapped().flatMap[play.api.mvc.Result](r =>
      if (r == null) {
        var profile = javaContext.args.get(Pac4jConstants.USER_PROFILE).asInstanceOf[P]
        if (profile == null) {
          getUserProfile(request) match {
            case Some(p) => profile = p
            case _ =>  // do nothing
          }
        }
        action(profile)(request)
      } else {
        Future {
          JavaHelpers.createResult(javaContext, r)
        }
      }
    )
  }

  /**
   * Return the current user profile.
   *
   * @param request
   * @return the user profile
   */
  protected def getUserProfile(implicit request: RequestHeader): Option[P] = {
    val webContext = new PlayWebContext(request, config.getSessionStore)
    val profileManager = new ProfileManager[P](webContext)
    Option(profileManager.get(true))
  }
}

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The packaging of the cleanser is very simple and minimalistic. It comes is a plastic bottle with a simple pop up opening and closing. The size of the bottle is small and thus, convenient to carry with and travel easily. The details of the usage of the product i.e. it can be used on both the face and the body has been mentioned on the bottle.
The product has a medicinal fragrance to it. Since the cleanser is medicated, it only makes sense that it would have such fragrance. Talking about the texture it is white in colour and is not that thick or thin in texture. The consistency of the product is not that flowy, it spreads easily on the skin.
I have not really used any non-foaming cleanser except for Kama Mridul soap free cleanser, Forest Essentials Ubtan. My skin was not behaving that properly, so I decided to go for the Cetaphil one. As, a lot of people have raved about the product.
Talking about my experience, to be honest I did not enjoy using it at first. So, I used this one for the double cleansing method. I would use it first and after that, I would go in with a foaming cleanser.
Talking about the effect on my skin, it does make the skin feel soft and supple. I don't see a crazy difference as such in the texture of the skin, or an improvement in the breakouts. I have used half of the bottle. It does help you get rid of dust and grime. There is dust everywhere in Gurgaon. So, that is good.
I started using this cleanser while I started having a breakout situation. After using this for quite some time, I still feel it does not really help in controlling or reducing the breakouts.
However, it does not increase them or make the situation the worst.
Apart from making my skin feel soft and helping remove the dirt like any cleansing milk would do. I really don't understand what he hype is about?
Also, it does not work to prevent the skin from getting oily.
Talking about the cleanser being used for the body, I don't see any point in using it that way. It does not foam at all. I personally won't like to apply a cleanser that does not foam at all.
Makes the skin soft and helps getting rid of the dirt.
Does not work for the skin, in terms of improving the skin texture.
Does not work to prevent the pimples or help you achieve better skin.
Not a suitable cleanser for body.
Would not be suitable for oily skin.
I would not recommend this to anyone, it is just like any non-foaming cleanser.


When it starts to get real.
It happened. It got real. I received my first order of "studio equipment". My "studio" is a room in a gym. But there it is. Jade Studio gear.
Let's back up. I'm a daydreamer. I also have my best nightmares during the day as well. But I love to imagine what it would be like to do so many things. Like be a spy, or have ninja powers, or be famous. What would it be like to live on a farm and live simply, or be a really talented singer (people would pay me to be quiet at my current skill level).
One dream has always been to be a business owner. I've dreamed of retail shops, coffee shops, bridal boutiques, bookstores, and combinations of all of those (multi-purpose is apparently my biggest dream). Last summer, while incredibly pregnant, my husband and I almost bought a studio space for a yoga studio. I saw the building, loved the location, and pitched my husband the idea. He's the more practical one so I thought it would be fun to talk about but that would be it. A fun daydream we could share. But he didn't stop me at the dream stage. I ended meeting with the Small Business Development Center (they are INCREDIBLE), a commercial realtor, and a commercial lender. With a ton of help I created a business plan and it looked like it would actually work. We were in the process of going through the funding aspect of things and a cash offer swooped in.
But then the cash offer fell through (because that's a thing?). Anyhow. Our realtor called us and said we had a second shot. But my due date was quickly approaching and we decided not to jump for it.
So, how do I have Jade Studio Gear? I had already become a studio in my mind and so I am treating my yoga venture as a business in the sense that it is fully functional and real. Because it is. But it didn't feel real until 2 lovely boxes showed up on my doorstep with 12 cork blocks and 6 studio mats.
I was looking up different ways to create a yoga shala the other day--shala being the Sanskrit term for "home" or "abode" and is the home of yoga. I wanted some kind of Feng Shui-like guide to show me how to create a beautiful space that would somehow feel like yoga. I came across this studio in California and they have a blog (bloggers unite!) and the author mentions something beautiful.
I can create a shala anywhere, it just needs to be intentional.
In the last two weeks since I have been back teaching 2 classes a week, I have created a space where myself and 9 other yogis have come together and created a shala in a room in a gym in a strip mall on a busy street.
I cannot wait for more people to come to my shala--not because it is aesthetically beautiful, but because what we create there is worth showing up for.
Special shout out to Jade Yoga and Jennifer Tessicini for making my dreams come true.
I've been practicing on a Jade mat for years now and I LOVE it. So, it seemed only natural to seek out blocks for my students from the place where my mat is from. In the process I met a wonderful rep for Jade and she helped me with the process of becoming a wholesaler and also getting equipment for my studio space from the Jade Studio Program. Now my students can rent and try out my favorite mats before they choose to buy them and use Jade blocks to help deepen their practice. Or, today they used them as a weight for abs in high boat!
Jade is an incredible company. They create eco friendly mats and products and plant a tree for every mat sold. They also are involved in donating to a ton of causes that help people all over the world. If you haven't heard of Jade Yoga, I'd encourage you to check them out. Or just come to my next yoga class and use one of my brand new Jade studio mats.
Let me mullet it over.


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Q: Vim YouCompleteMe enable .tex filetype When I open a *.tex file with Vim, filetypes is read as plaintex (returned by set ft?) by YCM.
So I added in .vimrc :
let g:ycm_filetype_blacklist = {'plaintex' : 1}

But nothing had changed.
Here I want that filetype .tex is read as tex type (set ft=tex).
How to define it with YCM options?

A: After research (from vim-latex plugin) I found that I have to add following:
" OPTIONAL: Starting with Vim 7, the filetype of empty .tex files defaults to
" 'plaintex' instead of 'tex', which results in vim-latex not being loaded.
" The following changes the default filetype back to 'tex':
let g:tex_flavor='latex'

A: Does YCM set the 'filetype' option?  If you want it set to tex, then check where it was set:
:verbose set ft?

I bet it is set in $VIMRUNTIME/filetype.vim, in which case it is my fault.  Luckily, I made it configurable.  According to :help ft-tex-plugin,
If the first line of a *.tex file has the form
    %&<format>
then this determined the file type:  plaintex (for plain TeX), context (for
ConTeXt), or tex (for LaTeX).  Otherwise, the file is searched for keywords to
choose context or tex.  If no keywords are found, it defaults to plaintex.
You can change the default by defining the variable g:tex_flavor to the format
(not the file type) you use most.  Use one of these:
    let g:tex_flavor = "plain"
    let g:tex_flavor = "context"
    let g:tex_flavor = "latex"
Currently no other formats are recognized.

I think that
:let g:tex_flavor = 'latex'

in your vimrc file will make you happy.

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What are you ordering when you purchase bed: mattress on sale online?
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