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Purdue football vs. Indiana Hoosiers: How to watch on TV, stream online, betting odds
What to know to watch the Purdue vs. Indiana Hoosiers college football game on Saturday, Nov. 30, 2019.
Purdue football vs. Indiana Hoosiers: How to watch on TV, stream online, betting odds What to know to watch the Purdue vs. Indiana Hoosiers college football game on Saturday, Nov. 30, 2019. Check out this story on jconline.com: https://www.jconline.com/story/sports/2019/11/28/purdue-iu-football-how-watch-tv-stream-online-odds-indiana/4325435002/
Nov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; Purdue Boilermakers tight end Brycen Hopkins (89) dives to score a touchdown in front of Wisconsin Badgers cornerback Caesar Williams (21) and linebacker Jack Sanborn (57) during the second quarter at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports Jeff Hanisch, Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
A look at Purdue vs. Wisconsin Badgers football
Nov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; Wisconsin Badgers wide receiver Jack Dunn (16) catches a pass to score a touchdown during the second quarter against the Purdue Boilermakers at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports Jeff Hanisch, Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; Purdue Boilermakers wide receiver David Bell (3) is tackled by Wisconsin Badgers cornerback Caesar Williams (21) after catching a pass during the second quarter at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports Jeff Hanisch, Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; Wisconsin Badgers quarterback Jack Coan (17) celebrates with wide receiver Jack Dunn (16) following a touchdown during the second quarter against th Purdue Boilermakers at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports Jeff Hanisch, Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; Wisconsin Badgers wide receiver A.J. Taylor (4) rushes with the football during the second quarter against the Purdue Boilermakers at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports Jeff Hanisch, Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; Wisconsin Badgers head coach Paul Chryst during the second quarter against the Purdue Boilermakers at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports Jeff Hanisch, Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; Purdue Boilermakers safety Brennan Thieneman (38) causes Wisconsin Badgers running back Jonathan Taylor (23) to fumble during the second quarter at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports Jeff Hanisch, Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; Wisconsin Badgers wide receiver A.J. Abbott (89) rushes for a touchdown after catching a pass during the second quarter against the Wisconsin Badgers at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports Jeff Hanisch, Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; Purdue Boilermakers tight end Brycen Hopkins (89) celebrates after scoring a touchdown during the second quarter against the Wisconsin Badgers at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports Jeff Hanisch, Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; Wisconsin Badgers cheerleaders perform during the second quarter against the Purdue Boilermakers at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports Jeff Hanisch, Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; Wisconsin Badgers offensive linemen, Tyler Beach (65) lineman Michael Furtney (74) and defensive end Matt Henningsen (92) celebrates after a 62-yard field goal by place kicker Zach Hintze (39) 62-yard field during the 1st half of their game against Purdue at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mike De Sisti/Milwaukee Journal Sentinel via USA TODAY Sports Mike De Sisti, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel-USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Content Services, LLC
Nov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; Purdue Boilermakers quarterback Aidan O'Connell (16) throws a pass during the first quarter against the Wisconsin Badgers at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports Jeff Hanisch, Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; Wisconsin Badgers fullback Mason Stokke (34) rushes with the football after catching a pass as Purdue Boilermakers safety Navon Mosley (27) defends during the first quarter at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports Jeff Hanisch, Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; Purdue Boilermakers wide receiver Amad Anderson Jr. (10) is tackled after catching a pass during the first quarter against the Wisconsin Badgers at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports Jeff Hanisch, Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; Wisconsin Badgers cornerback Faion Hicks (1) breaks up the pass intended for Purdue Boilermakers wide receiver Milton Wright (17) during the first quarter at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports Jeff Hanisch, Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; Wisconsin Badgers wide receiver Aron Cruickshank (1) rushes for a touchdown during the first quarter against the Purdue Boilermakers at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports Jeff Hanisch, Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
uNov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; Wisconsin Badgers running back Jonathan Taylor (23) rushes with the football during the first quarter against the Purdue Boilermakers at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports Jeff Hanisch, Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; Purdue Boilermakers running back King Doerue (22) carries the football during warmups prior to the game against the Wisconsin Badgers at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports Jeff Hanisch, Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
The field is ready before the Badgers game against Purdue at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, WI on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. - Photo by Mike De Sisti/Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Mike De Sisti/Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Nov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; General view of Camp Randall Stadium prior to the game between the Purdue Boilermakers and Wisconsin Badgers. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports Jeff Hanisch, Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
LINCOLN, NE - NOVEMBER 16: The mascot of the Wisconsin Badgers celebrates a score against the Nebraska Cornhuskers at Memorial Stadium on November 16, 2019 in Lincoln, Nebraska. (Photo by Steven Branscombe/Getty Images) ORG XMIT: 775389784 ORIG FILE ID: 1182898775 Getty Images
Nov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; Wisconsin Badgers head coach Paul Chryst talks with Purdue Boilermakers head coach Jeff Brohm prior to the game at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports Jeff Hanisch, Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; Wisconsin Badgers quarterback Jack Coan (17) throws a pass during warmups prior to the game against the Purdue Boilermakers at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports Jeff Hanisch, Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 23, 2019; Madison, WI, USA; Purdue Boilermakers tight end Brycen Hopkins (89) dives to score a touchdown in front of Wisconsin Badgers cornerback Caesar Williams (21) and linebacker Jack Sanborn (57) during the second quarter at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
Blake Morgan, Lafayette Journal & Courier Published 10:45 p.m. ET Nov. 28, 2019 | Updated 10:45 p.m. ET Nov. 28, 2019
WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana — The Purdue football team ends its injury-ridden season Saturday against Indiana.
The game is scheduled to start at noon ET.
The Boilermakers are 4-7 overall and 3-5 in the Big Ten after starting four quarterbacks this season. The Indiana Hoosiers enter the matchup 7-4 overall and 4-4 in the Big Ten.
Purdue leads the all-time series 74-41-6.
How to watch Purdue vs. Indiana Hoosiers football
Purdue head coach Jeff Brohm jogs off the field after the first half of a NCAA football game, Saturday, Oct. 26, 2019 at Ross-Ade Stadium in West Lafayette. (Photo: Nikos Frazier | Journal & Courier)
Game time: Noon ET, Saturday, Nov. 30
Where: West Lafayette, Indiana
ESPN2 broadcasters are scheduled to be Anish Shroff (play-by-play), John Congemi (analyst), and Kris Budden (sideline).
Streaming live broadcast: WatchESPN
Online radio: Boilermaker Sports Network or TuneIn
What is the betting line for Purdue vs. Indiana football?
Indiana is a 7-point favorite over Purdue, according to oddsshark.com.
The over/under total is a combined 57.
Blake Morgan is a digital producer with the USA Today Network. You can find him on Twitter @BlakeMorgan123.
Get the most up-to-date coverage on Purdue football with a digital subscription to the Journal & Courier.
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Dialogue with Bitcoin Evangelist in Latin America: RSK Labs CEO Diego on Crypto Industry
Nov 23, 2018, 11:40 by lylian Teng by in News 0 0 1361425
Diego Gutierrez is the CEO at Koibanx and president of Bitcoin Argentina NGO. In addition, Diego also serves as the CEO of Rootstock/RSK Labs, a smart contract platform built on top of bitcoin.
Getting in touch with bitcoin in 2011, Diego decided to completely devote his life to it after he realized the potential of bitcoin. That's why he's creating grassroot communities in Argentina and Latin America, where they have had ten countries with communities.
As an early promoter of bitcoin, Diego understood how bitcoin could help solve the problems of the unbanked. However, bitcoin could not solve all issues "without smart contract capabilities volatility mitigation and execution of complex business rules in a trust-less environment", as it reads in his Linkedin profile. In an attempt to tackle these issues, he co-founded Rootstock and RSK Labs in 2015.
We (8btc News) had a chance to sit with the person behind RSK Labs, Diego. During the interview he spoke about the startup's philosophy and its goals, also we discussed the buzzwords in the crypto sector and the challenges it faces these days.
RSK is the first open-source smart contract platform with a 2-way peg to bitcoin that also rewards the bitcoin miners via merge-mining. "RSK is a sidechain to bitcoin, we have a bridge between RSK and bitcoin, the only way you can create a Smartbitcoin is by locking the bitcoin in the bitcoin network and at any time you can take the Smartbitcoin and give it back and you will get your original bitcoin. That's the way we transfer value between the two networks." talking about the design idea of RSK, Diego said,
"We use all the good things of bitcoin, and combine them with all the good things of Ethereum in terms of business logic, capability, and RSK is exactly that. It's the second layer on top of bitcoin that extends bitcoin capabilities to bring smart contract."
According to Diego's explanation about RSK's merge-mining, miners are producing proof of work all the time, and most of those the proof of work are not useful for bitcoin difficulty, but miners still report those proof of work to the pools, because once the pool find a block, they distribute the profit among all the miners equally based on the work they produce, so what RSK do is to use the proof of work that's not good enough for bitcoin to protect intermediate blocks. In this way he said, RSK's merge-mining is using the waste from bitcoin mining.
When asked why projects would like to run on RSK, Diego gave his reasons with two important decisions the team made, one thing is not to have their own currency, the native currency of RSK is RBTC/SmartBitcoin, which is one-to-one to bitcoin; the other is they would use bitcoin miners, currently 30% of bitcoin miners are protecting both bitcoin and RSK with the same currency reward and infrastructure.
Talking about smart contract, Ethereum would first come up, which started crowd-funding early in 2014. While Diego said they have been working on this program actually before Ethereum, but its media exposure is not equal to adoption. And the team are more concerned about going step by step with security being their priority till all are in place.
The company has recently been acquired by RIF Labs, a development lab that was established by a handful of RSK's own founders. It was born from the idea of creating on the third layer of RSK for peer-to-peer interactions. With the merge, RSK is opening the doors of smart contract interoperability, as RIF OS's framework could allow for RSK to interoperate with other smart contract platforms in the future. Both the RIF team and RSK share the same vision of creating the internet of value. That's why they choose to merge to realize their common goal.
But how could they achieve this goal? Diego explained in a very approachable way,
"If you go into a store to buy things, when you go through the counter there's agreement you will pay. But if you take the goods and you don't pay, the owner of the shop will call the police who will make you pay. The police is very expensive, so you don't call the police all the time or sign an agreement every time you go into a shop. Our peer-to-peer network do the same, we handle agreement with people without using the blockchain unless one of the parties tries to cheat. Once he cheats, you can use the blockchain/smart contract to force the other party to respect the agreement. In this way, it is efficient as all interactions are peer-to-peer unless somebody tries to cheat."
Many have some doubts about it being acquired by an offshoot, the CEO explained to us that the technical part of the two projects is connected, but the RIF team have renowned professionals with decades of experience in the financial and legal realms.
"The RIF team are bringing other knowledge into the mix. In addition, the RIF team is more global, a global network would be useful in a long-term vision, and they have wallet (fund)."
Having learned about the technical strength of a project, most investors in the market are also concerned about the project's token sale. Even though RBTC doesn't have a token sale but RIF does have. While considering the current unclear environment, Diego said in order to protect the project, they didn't do a public funding/initial coin offering, all the funding have finished, but they will find ways to let the community participate in near future.
When it comes to the recent buzzwords in the crypto sector, for example, STO, Diego believes it is a good evolution from ICO, because it creates a relationship between the rights and the duties of both investors and entrepreneurs. In a traditional ICO, entrepreneurs may not be responsible after they got investors' funds, while in an STO it is under more regulation.
Regarding the recent BCH hard fork, Diego was supportive of BCH's fork out from BTC because BCH is moving towards better goals, which can be understood as a natural choice. But this recent BCH fork is full of attacks and vicious fights right now, which had negative consequences for the cryptocurrency market while trying to destroy each other. Nevertheless, the market would finally decide which one is better like an evolutionary system. In this aspect, it's healthy; while on the other side, one faction is not respectful for the other, and that faction is being punished by the market and people.
The BCH hard fork has led the crypto price to a massive slump, we asked Diego to give some advice for investors, he said it's too late to give advice for crypto investors, but told investors
"always invest in cryptocurrency what you can afford to lose and invest cryptocurrency that you can hold at least for three years as the crypto market runs in that cycle."
The bitcoin evangelist, active particularly in Latin America, is always doing what he wants and pursues, hope everyone can act this way.
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Marco Rudolph (* 22. Mai 1970 in Zittau) ist ein ehemaliger deutscher Profiboxer. Er war 1998 WM-Herausforderer der WBO im Leichtgewicht.

Als Amateur war er im Leichtgewicht unter anderem Weltmeister 1991, Silbermedaillengewinner der Olympischen Sommerspiele 1992 und Weltcupsieger 1994.

Amateurkarriere
Marco Rudolph begann im Alter von zehn Jahren im SC Cottbus mit dem Boxsport und fand 1984 Aufnahme in die Kinder- und Jugendsportschule Cottbus. Einer seiner späteren Trainer war Ulli Wegner. Rudolph wurde 1986 DDR-Juniorenmeister im Bantamgewicht und 1987 im Alter von 17 Jahren bereits DDR-Meister im Federgewicht bei den Erwachsenen. Im August 1988 gewann er noch die Goldmedaille im Federgewicht bei der Junioren-Europameisterschaft in Danzig.

1989 wurde er erneut DDR-Meister im Federgewicht und nahm an der Europameisterschaft in Athen teil, wo er mit Siegen gegen Bogdan Maczuga, László Szőke und Rafał Rudzki das Finale des Federgewichts erreichte und dort gegen Kirkor Kirkorow unterlag.

Beim Weltcup 1990 in Havanna erreichte er im Federgewicht unter anderem mit einem Sieg gegen Vahdettin İşsever das Halbfinale, wo er gegen Arnaldo Mesa ausschied. Beim Kampf um die Bronzemedaille verlor er zudem gegen Sergei Galikejew. Beim Weltcup 1990 in Dublin erreichte er im Leichtgewicht mit drei Siegen, darunter im Halbfinale gegen Kamal Marjouane das Finale, wo er gegen Julio González unterlag.

Nach der Wiedervereinigung wurde er 1991 Deutscher Meister im Leichtgewicht und besiegte dabei unter anderem Klaus Niketta und Falk Huste. Darüber hinaus gewann er eine Bronzemedaille im Leichtgewicht bei der Europameisterschaft in Göteborg; nach Siegen gegen Marko Nieminen und George Cramne, war er im Halbfinale gegen Vasile Nistor unterlegen. Im November 1991 nahm er noch an der Weltmeisterschaft in Sydney teil und gewann überraschend die Goldmedaille im Leichtgewicht, nachdem er sich jeweils gegen Óscar de la Hoya, Julien Lorcy, Vasile Nistor und Artur Grigoryan durchgesetzt hatte.

1992 wurde er erneut Deutscher Meister im Leichtgewicht und war als amtierender Weltmeister auch für die Olympischen Sommerspiele 1992 in Barcelona qualifiziert, wo er die Silbermedaille im Leichtgewicht gewinnen konnte. Durch Siege gegen Vasile Nistor, Dariusz Snarski, Julien Lorcy und Namdschilyn Bajarsaichan hatte er das Finale erreicht, wo er diesmal gegen Óscar de la Hoya verloren hatte.

Bei der Weltmeisterschaft 1993 in Tampere siegte er gegen Michael Strange, unterlag jedoch im Achtelfinale gegen Damián Austin. 1994 wurde er letztmals Deutscher Meister im Leichtgewicht und gewann den Weltcup in Bangkok. Er hatte sich dabei gegen Mechak Ghasarjan, Godwin Osagie, Nurlan Kalibajew, Bruno Wartelle und Julio González durchgesetzt.

Den Abschluss seiner Amateurkarriere bildete seine Teilnahme an der Weltmeisterschaft 1995 in Berlin. Dort gewann er mit Siegen gegen Diego Corrales, Alex Trujillo und Paata Gwasalia, sowie einer Niederlage gegen Leonard Doroftei eine Bronzemedaille im Leichtgewicht.

Er gewann insgesamt 207 seiner 236 Kämpfe.

Turniersiege (Auswahl)
 März 1995: Chemiepokal in Halle, Finalsieg gegen Tigran Ouzlian
 März 1993: Challenge Matches in Istanbul, Finalsieg gegen Tontscho Tontschew
 März 1993: Chemiepokal in Halle, Finalsieg gegen Rico Schwarzmann
 März 1992: Chemiepokal in Halle, Finalsieg gegen Enkhbat Noost
 Oktober 1990: TSC-Tournament in Berlin, Finalsieg gegen Tibor Rafael
 Januar 1990: Stockholm Box Open in Stockholm, Finalsieg gegen Jyrki Vierela
 März 1989: Chemiepokal in Halle, Finalsieg gegen Markus Beyer
 März 1989: Trofeo Italia Tournament in Venedig, Finalsieg gegen Felix Garcia Losada

Profikarriere
Rudolph wurde im Juli 1995 Profi beim Hamburger Boxstall Universum Box-Promotion von Klaus-Peter Kohl, sein Trainer wurde Michael Timm. In seinem fünften Kampf am 10. Februar 1996 besiegte er den Belgier Marc Waelkens und wurde WBC-International-Champion im Leichtgewicht.

Neben weiteren Siegen, gewann er auch Titelverteidigungen gegen die US-Amerikaner Paris Alexander und Rodney Garnett, den Ukrainer Andrij Sinepupow und den Franzosen Jean Gomis. Zusätzlich gewann er am 16. Mai 1997 gegen Paul Kaoma aus Sambia den Titel WBO-Intercontinental im Superfedergewicht.

In 14 Kämpfen ungeschlagen, boxte er am 14. März 1998 in Hamburg gegen Artur Grigoryan um den Weltmeistertitel der WBO im Leichtgewicht, unterlag jedoch durch TKO in der sechsten Runde.

Nach dem Boxen
Dass er seine Boxlaufbahn beendete, ohne zu wissen, was er anschließend tun wolle, bezeichnete Rudolph später als "saudumm". Der gelernte Koch arbeitete in den folgenden Jahren unter anderem als Fitnesstrainer, Fleischer und Kneipenwirt, im März 2008 meldete er Privatinsolvenz an. Im März 2009 musste Rudolph wegen nicht geleisteter Unterhaltszahlungen an seine 2005 geschiedene Frau ins Gefängnis und saß 95 Tage lang ein. Sein früherer Trainer Ulli Wegner erklärte sich bereit, Rudolphs Unterhaltsschulden zu begleichen und verhalf ihm damit vorzeitig aus der Haft.

2020, im Alter von 50 Jahren, war er verheiratet und Angestellter einer Sicherheitsfirma.

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Zora Neale Hurston was the flamboyant author of the 1937 novel Their Eyes Were Watching God, and a leading figure in African-American literature of the 20th century. Hurston grew up in Florida, but she made her fame in New York as a writer and well-known participant in the rich cultural scene there in the 1920s and '30s, a period sometimes called the Harlem Renaissance. She studied anthropology at Howard University and Barnard College, and her work as a writer was intertwined with her studies of black folklore of the South. She wrote the novels Jonah's Gourd Vine (1934), Their Eyes Were Watching God (1937) and Moses, Man of the Mountain (1939); she published the studies on folklore Mules and Men (1935) and Tell My Horse (1938); and she published an entertaining -- if not precisely accurate -- autobiography, Dust Tracks on a Road (1942). Despite her fame and reputation in the 1930s, by the time of her death in 1960 Hurston was penniless and nearly forgotten. The emergence of African American and women's studies in the 1970s, as well as the support of other writers (especially Alice Walker), caused renewed interest in Hurston's work and now her books are again widely available.
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Their Eyes Were Watching God was made into a TV movie in 2005, starring Halle Berry… Hurston claimed she was born in Eatonville, Florida, but recent biographers cite census records showing she was born in Alabama in 1891… She wrote a play with Langston Hughes called Mule Bone, but it was not published until 1991.
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"There is no escape." Horace Walpole and the terrifying rise of the Gothic
Posted on 1st Dec, 2014 by ngroom
Originally posted on the OUPblog, from Oxford University Press
Professor Nick Groom
This year is the 250th anniversary of Horace Walpole's The Castle of Otranto, first published on Christmas Eve 1764 as a seasonal ghost story. The Castle of Otranto is often dubbed the "first Gothic novel" due to Walpole describing it as a "Gothic story," but for him the Gothic meant very different things from what it might do today. While the Gothic was certainly associated with the supernatural, it was predominantly a theory of English progress rooted in Anglo-Saxon and medieval history — effectively the cultural wing of parliamentarian politics and Protestant theology. The genre of the "Gothic novel," with all its dire associations of uncanny horror, would not come into being for at least another century. Instead, the writing that followed in the wake of Otranto was known as the German School, the 'Terrorist System of Writing', or even hobgobliana.
Reading Otranto today, however, it is almost impossible to forget what 250 years of Gothickry have bequeathed to our culture in literature, architecture, film, music, and fashion: everything from the great Gothic Revival design of the Palace of Westminster to none-more-black clothes for sale on Camden Town High Street and the eerie music of Nick Cave, Jordan Reyne, and Fields of the Nephilim.
And the cinema has been instrumental in spreading this unholy word. Despite being rooted in the history of the barbarian tribes who sacked Rome and the thousand-year epoch of the Dark Ages, the Gothic was also a state-of-the-art movement. Technology drove the Gothic dream, enabling, for instance, the towering spires and colossal naves of medieval cathedrals, or enlisting in nineteenth-century art and literature the latest scientific developments in anatomy and galvanism (Frankenstein), the circulation of the blood and infection (The Vampyre), or drug use and psychology (Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde).
The moving image on the cinema screen therefore had an immediate and compelling appeal. The very experience of cinema was phantasmagoric — kaleidoscopic images projected in a darkened room, accompanied by often wild, expressionist music. The hallucinatory visions of Henry Fuseli and Gustave Doré arose and, like revenants, came to life.
The Nightmare by Henry Fuseli, 1781. Public Domain via Wikiart
Camera tricks, special effects, fantastical scenery, and monstrous figures combined in a new visual style, most notably in Robert Wiene's The Cabinet of Dr Caligari (1920) and F. W. Murnau's Nosferatu: A Symphony of Terror (1922). Murnau's Nosferatu, the first vampire film, fed parasitically on Bram Stoker's Dracula; it was rumored that Max Schreck, who played the nightmarish Count Orlok, was indeed a vampire himself. The horror film had arrived.
Cabinet of Dr Caligari Lobby Card (1920). Goldwyn Distributing Company. Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons
Mid-century Hollywood movie stars such as Bela Lugosi, who first played Dracula in 1931, and Boris Karloff, who played Frankenstein's monster in the same year, made these roles iconic. Lugosi played Dracula as a baleful East European, deliberately melodramatic; Karloff was menacing in a different way: mute, brutal, and alien. Both embodied the threat of the "other": communist Russia, as conjured up by the cinema. Frankenstein's monster is animated by the new cinematic energy of electricity and light, while in Dracula the Count's life and death are endlessly replayed on the screen in an immortal and diabolical loop.
It was in Britain, however, that horror films really took the cinema-going public by the throat. Britain was made for the Gothic cinema: British film-makers such as Hammer House of Horror could draw on the nation's rich literary heritage, its crumbling ecclesiastical remains and ruins, the dark and stormy weather, and its own homegrown movie stars such as Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee. Lee in particular radiated a feral sexuality, enabling Hammer Horror to mix a heady cocktail of sex and violence on the screen. It was irresistible.
The slasher movies that have dominated international cinema since Hammer through franchises such as Hellraiser and Saw are more sensationalist melodrama than Gothic, but Gothic film does thrive and continues to create profound unease in audiences: The Exorcist, the Alien films, Blade Runner, The Blair Witch Project, and more overtly literary pictures such as Bram Stoker's Dracula are all contemporary classics — as is Buffy the Vampire Slayer on TV.
And despite the hi-tech nature of film-making, the profound shift in the meaning of Gothic, and the gulf of 250 years, the pulse of The Castle of Otranto still beats in these films. The action of Otranto takes place predominantly in the dark in a suffocatingly claustrophobic castle and in secret underground passages. Inexplicable events plague the plot, and the dead — embodying the inescapable crimes of the past — haunt the characters like avenging revenants. Otranto is a novel of passion and terror, of human identity at the edge of sanity. In that sense, Horace Walpole did indeed set down the template of the Gothic. The Gothic may have mutated since 1764, it may now go under many different guises, but it is still with us today. And there is no escape.
Professor Nick Groom is Professor of English at the University of Exeter. His new edition of The Castle of Otranto for Oxford University Press will be launched at the British Library on 6 December. You can now listen to a complete audio guide of Professor Nick Groom's interview with Oxford University Press.
Professor Groom will also be speaking about The Castle of Otranto at Horace Walpole's former residence, Strawberry Hill on the 19 December 2014 from 7pm to celebrate the 250th Anniversary of The Castle of Otranto, taking place on the 24 December.
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Posted on 28th Mar, 2014 by Tim Kendall
Originally posted on War Poetry – the blog of Tim Kendall, Professor of English.
My documentary on Ivor Gurney, directed by Clive Flowers, will be broadcast this Sunday, 30 March, at 9pm on BBC4.
Several years ago, a number of scholars specialising in the First World War were invited to a jointly-organised AHRC/BBC event in London. We discussed our work, and gave our views on how the BBC might mark the forthcoming centenary. There I met an executive producer, Mike Poole, who, as luck would have it, had always wanted to commission a programme about Gurney. So he approached Clive, making him the gift of a rather startled academic with no previous TV experience as presenter.
The filming process, although exhausting, was an absolute joy. Locations included the Somme (where Gurney was shot), Passchendaele (gassed), the Royal College of Music, and some of the hills around Gloucester which inspired Gurney's greatest poetry. Thanks to Ryan's stunning camerawork, it is easy to appreciate why Gurney loved these landscapes. We were also lucky to interview such eloquent experts, my biggest regret being that, for an hour-long documentary, so much superb material ended up on the cutting-room floor.
Lost in the no-place of the asylum for the last 15 years of his life, Gurney complained constantly that he had not received the 'honour' that was due to him. Wishing for death, he felt forgotten, betrayed, exiled from his native Gloucestershire and condemned to lingering torture. I thought about that a great deal as I was helping to make this documentary. The programme is intended as some small and belated recompense, a homage to an extraordinary genius who remains underappreciated even today.
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TABLE MEDAL – 100-YEAR-COMMEMORATIVE – VÖLKERSCHLACHT DENKMAL LEIPZIG – ORIGINAL PRESENTATION CASE.
Over the years we have offered a variety of items to the Völkerschlacht Denkmal Leipzig. Today we are offering a cased table medal that commemorates the monument. It was, and is, an impressively large monument located in Leipzig. It consists of a large monument (in the form of a building), along with a reflecting pool and magnificent grounds. The monument was dedicated in 1913. It saluted the struggles and participation of Saxony and Germany 100 years before during the 1813 Napoleonic War. Kaiser Wilhelm II and Saxon's König Friedrich August III were present at the 1913 dedication.
The table medal's obverse states that it was presented by the Deutscher Patrioten Bund. Below that is a scene showing the monument, along with the legend "Leipzig 1913." The table medal's reverse depicts four battling eagles. Three eagles are attacking the fourth. The attacked eagle assuredly represents France and Napoleon's forces. Two of the attacking eagles represent Prussia and Saxony. I do not know whom the third attacking eagle represents, although it might be another smaller German state with whom they were allied. The table medal's edge displays the dates "16-18 Oktober 1813," which was the occasion of the heroic battle. Table medals for any and all occasions were an integral part of Imperial German culture. Germany's people supported various occasions and causes with heartfelt patriotic fervor. Higher-quality table medals often were purchased in presentation cases of matching elegance and superiority. Our offering today has such a case in red leatherette, with the dates 1813-1913 embossed in gold on its outer lid. The case measures 2 1/4″ x 2 1/4″ x 3/4." Inside the case, one finds the conventional white-silk upper lid and fitted black-velvet lower half. The table medal nestles comfortably in its place of honor. Back in the day, the case would then be opened and placed on display in a patriotic German's home. Today, it is ready to grace your home, display shelves or desk as a handsome reminder of a hard-won battle for freedom.
BRAUNSCHWEIG – TABLE MEDAL – CHAMBER OF COMMERCE – ORIGINAL PRESENTATION CASE
This handsome silver-toned table medal was created by the Carl Poellath firm from Schrobenhausen in Bavaria…..
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This handsome silver-toned table medal was created by the Carl Poellath firm from Schrobenhausen in Bavaria.
The same firm produced top flight badges for the Bavarian contingent of the Imperial German Air Service. In this case they made a table medal for the Handelskammer (Chamber of Commerce) from the Duchy of Braunschweig. The medal measures 2 1/4″ in diameter. It may be made of German silver (nickel). Its obverse features the Braunschweig Stallion rearing on his Shield in the center of the medal. The Shield is garnished with oak leaves on the top, left, and right. The words around the inner edge of coin read "Handelskammer F. D. Herzogt. Braunschweig-Für Treue Mitarbeit (Chamber of Commerce Duchy of Braunschweig – For Faithful Employment)." Our best guess is that the medal was given to retiring members of the Chamber in thanks for their service.
The medal's reverse exhibits a high-releif, richly-detailed rendering of a municipal building from the Imperial German era. Undoubtedly it is where the Chamber was housed. The Latin motto "Quod Tibi Hoc Alteri, (Do to others what you want done to you)" is printed beneath the building.
The medal is contained in a handsome, maroon presentation case, with the title, "Handelskammer für das Herzogtum Braunschweig," on the front. The case is 3 5/8″ x 3 5/8″ square. Inside, the upper lid is white silk with the name Carl Poellath and Schrobenhausen imprinted in black ink. The lower half is covered in blue velvet, with a circular cutout for the medal. It is a substantial piece, well-made and very attractive.
PRUSSIA – TABLE MEDAL – CASED
This is a handsome table medal that measures 1 ½" in diameter. It comes in a brown, leatherette presentation case measuring 2 5/" x 2 5/8 x 5/8," whose front is emblazoned with a gilt Prussian Eagle…..
Width: 1.5in
This is a handsome table medal that measures 1 ½" in diameter.
It comes in a brown, leatherette presentation case measuring 2 5/8/" x 2 5/8 x 5/8," whose front is emblazoned with a gilt Prussian Eagle. Inside, its top half is covered with almost pristine white silk, while the bottom half is covered with blue velvet. A small black ribbon beneath the medal enables one to lift it more easily from its fitted space.
The chestnut-colored medal's obverse features a high-relief Greco-Roman goddess (probably Demeter/Ceres) in its center. She holds a full-length staff in her left hand and a laurel victory wreath in her right. She is surrounded by a number of smaller, also high-relief images depicting men and women engaged in farming activities, and several farm animals (plus a resting stag). The reverse displays a thick, high-relief wreath composed of laurel and oak leaves, in addition to other types of flowers and leaves, encircling the phrase "Fur Landwirthschaftliche Leistungen" (For Agricultural Services).
It is an extremely attractive piece.
GERMANY – TABLE MEDAL – GRAF ZEPPELIN
This is a large table medal that features the Graf von Zeppelin, and measures 2 3/8″ in diameter……
This is a large table medal that features the Graf von Zeppelin, and measures 2 3/8″ in diameter. The obverse displays a high-relief three-quarters-view of the German nobleman who began lighter than air aviation at the turn of the 20th Century. His name also appears on the obverse. Its reverse shows a zeppelin in the sky. Below that we see the legend "Das Ende Krönt Das Werk" (The end crowns the work). Below that we see a man and woman, with the words below them, "Bewunderung und Entsetzen" (Admiration and astonishment).
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I went out of town for Spring Break. We went to visit family in Utah. While we were in Salt Lake City, I checked out a new shopping area called City Creek and it was magnificent! It had H&M, Tiffany, Nordstrom, Michael Kors and lots, lots more. It was a beautiful shopping center. I also discovered the "food court." It was there that I tasted a fantastic salad. I tried my best to re-create it.
Raw almonds; I weighed them so I could easily count the calories.
Measure out 1/4 cup white beans, drained and rinsed, 5 dried apricots chopped, and 4 Tbs Monterey Jack cheese; cubed. Place over a 6 oz bed of mixed greens. Top with 3 oz grilled boneless, skinless chicken breast if desired. I seasoned mine with Lowry's Season Salt.
Since I was making an individual salad, I used 1 Tbs. vinaigrette.
I love Briannas but any raspberry vinaigrette or homemade vinaigrette would be delicious too.
Toss salad to mix. I love the crunch of the almonds and the sweet, chewy dried apricots. Thanks City Creek for the inspiration.
P.S. this salad has a total of 586 calories. It is a very generous main dish. Enjoy!
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Five Tips to Survive in Bloodborne
Help fellow Hunters and try different weapons in From Software's PS4 exclusive.
Published Jan. 15, 2015, 12:53 p.m. about Bloodborne
by Robert Workman
One of Sony's biggest releases for the PlayStation 4 this year is Bloodborne, a thrilling adventure that takes place in the city of Yharnam, where you fend off a population infected with a strange illness using whatever weapons you have on hand. At first it seems like eradicating enemies can be easy. However, as you continue down this dark path, you discover even tougher foes.
This mounting challenge is just what we've come to expect from the team at From Software, which also put together the nightmarishly cool Demon's Souls and Dark Souls games. Like them, Bloodborne packs a stiff challenge with death around every turn.
Before the game's release this March for PlayStation 4, we have a few tips on how to survive against both large and small enemies that get in your way. You may think charging in and attacking is the key to survival, but there are deeper strategies that you can use to your advantage.
You Don't Always Have to Fight
With some scenarios, it's actually better to walk away from a fight. As you first explore the world of Yharnam, you'll discover enemies that you have no choice but to defeat in order to move forward, since they're standing in your way. However, as you explore further into the city, you'll discover different groups of foes.
Before rushing in, keep something in mind – you are not invincible. Furthermore, getting surrounded by enemies is probably the worst thing that can happen to you, as you can't prepare your defenses quickly enough to avoid being hit. If you see a large group, your best option is to find a way around. Usually, you're able to find one, even if it means taking the long way past a building.
This may seem like a coward's approach, but you'll keep your strength up for later encounters, particularly with enemies that give you no choice but to battle them. Be smart, and stay alive for the fights that matter.
Try Different Weapons
When you first begin the game, you'll have two weapon sets to choose from, including a pair of quick blades or a battle axe. Both are effective when it comes to hitting enemies, but you'll want to experiment with each to see which works best for you. As you might guess, they come with their own advantages, such as the axe's improved strength or being faster with the twin blades.
Don't be afraid to try out other weapons, though. There are plenty to choose from throughout the game, including the Saw Cleaver, a devastating two-handed weapon that can cut an enemy down, as well as the Hunter's Axe and Transforming Cane, two weapons that can increase not only strength in attacks, but also range.
Don't Waste Ammo
Although your character comes armed with a secondary sidearm, such as a pistol and/or a blunderbuss (if you're not holding the twin blades, that is), that doesn't mean you should firmly plant your finger on the trigger. In fact, quite the opposite, since both guns only come with a sparse amount of ammunition.
What you'll want to do is save these weapons for when you absolutely need them, like when you're surrounded and need to blast your way out, or if you want to deliver a blow from a distance on a larger enemy. Otherwise, you'll waste your shots and be left to use your melee attacks, which could be dangerous depending on the situation.
It Never Hurts to Lend Others a Hand
Over the course of your journey in Bloodborne, you'll come across other hunters in need of your assistance. Helping these NPCs may open up an opportunity to earn extra perks for your weapon set, and provide a necessary ally later on in the game.
Providing assistance to these characters could be beneficial down the road, as they would remember your kindness and, in turn, come help you when you need it the most.
It all depends on how the mood strikes you, of course, but it's nice to see From Software include a system where you're actually rewarded for your efforts, instead of just going off on useless fetch quests. Here, hunters help each other out, and that could make all the difference with later battles.
Stick and Move
Finally, as with the Souls games, the goal in general to survival in Bloodborne is to not get hit. With that, you'll want to adapt to your character's defensive techniques right away.
Taking too many hits – even in a full suit of armor – won't keep you alive forever. In fact, you could be dead in about two to three if you're too close to a foe. That said, your best bet is to strike, then regain your defensive ground by rolling away or using a block to fend off an incoming attack. Otherwise, you'll take the full force of the hit, and there goes some of your precious life bar.
This is even more crucial against larger enemies, as their hits can bring you down faster than standard opponents. By that point, you'll want to make sure you have the evade techniques figured out, so you can "stick and move," as it were, and stay alive.
Bloodborne releases on PlayStation 4 on March 24th.
Ready to play? We have you covered with free walkthroughs and tips! Check out our Bloodborne hub for more, including five critical tips to survive in Bloodborne, more about those tricky Chalice Dungeons, and how to farm Blood Echoes from werewolves.


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Grey's Season 5 is Almost Here!
It's so soon. I could almost taste it. Check out this article that came out in CNN today. Juicy details.
Can't wait for the season premiere this weekend.
And this is the video of the duet between Charice Pempengco and Celine Dion. They sang Because You Love Me.
Charice Pempengco guests in Celine Dion's show at the Madison Square Garden.
While Charice's singing voice is not my particular choice of voice or music -- I am a rocker at heart -- Filipinos could not help but be very proud of this girl. With Oprah dedicating an entire show to her, what's not to be proud of?
Here's the video of Celine Dion introducing Charice.
My current obsession is maintaining beautiful nails. Well-manicured hands look very clean, fresh and neat. I may not have model-perfect hands but I'm satisfied with what God has given me. I don't go for long nails. I keep mine short and square.
When I was still staying with my family in Bulacan, I would religiously do my own nails complete with polish every Sunday evening. But when I got married, I realized I didn't have the luxury of time on a Sunday evening - or any evening whatsoever - to do my nail ritual.
And that began my quest for the perfect mani/pedi place. I came up my own criteria, which are: (1) accessibility of salon, (2) technicians with gentle touch, (3) nail products and polish, and of course (4) price. I usually find the time for a mani/pedi appointment when I would wait for Jed. My preferred nail salons would have to be near our offices.
I have tried several nail places, from the posh nail salons to your neighborhood parlor. My conclusion is one needs to shed out a few hundreds for the best service.
I am particular when it comes to nail care. I take note of what products the technicians use to clean my nails; I cringe when those pink cuticle remover or orange merthiolate would be used. Cuticles should only be pushed, not cut. Several manicurists are not gentle that I end up with cuts, and a bruised cuticle area. I never go back to a salon or parlor when that happens.
My favorites are the Nail Spa (any branch) and Dashing Diva. For me, these salons are the best in the metro. But the services in both nail salons are very expensive. It puts a dent in my pocket. It's money that I could have put to better use.
One day, as I was searching the net for reviews of nail salons, I chanced upon this home-service mani/pedi called Nails at Home. The idea of a nail spa service at home is too good for me to resist. I picked up the phone and booked myself an appointment the next day.
My assigned technician, Zeny, came with a huge plastic box of all the things you could possibly need for a decent mani/pedi. It's complete with a foot soak machine. Nails at Home also offers foot spa.
I was just pleased to be having my manicure & pedicure in the comforts of our home, while watching TV, and in a schedule most convenient for me.
Zeny was very thorough and gentle. She "repaired" the mistake my past nail technicians did to my nails. They absolutely murdered my toes. Well, they're all okay now. Thanks to Zeny. One other thing I like with Nails at Home is their choice of nail polish. The variety of nail polish includes Essie and OPI. At several nail salons, there is an extra charge for these brands of nail polish. Of course, I picked an Essie polish as it lasts long.
Side note: I'm beginning to buy a few bottles of Essie and OPI polish in preparation for the move to Cebu. I figured it may take me a while to find a good technician there and they may not have the colors I want. These brands may be expensive, but it's worth it as it doesn't chip that easy. I've tried and tested it and it lasted after handwashing my clothes, scrubbing my flipflops and washing the dishes and cooking pans.
I was so pleased with the service that I booked Zeny for the following week. I am excited to try their foot spa.
What's also good with Nails at Home are the prices. It's fairly affordable compared with Nail Spa and Dashing Diva services without comprimising the quality. Those salons do have ambience and comfy couches with fluffed pillows. Well, my home has that, too, and more.
I have drafted an entry a few weeks back about the subject, but did not finish it. I ended up deleting the draft, which I shouldn't have.
Jed and I have big news. We are taking a leap of faith; we are moving to Cebu! Talk about change, eh?
He started his job at the Shangri-la's Mactan Resort & Spa last September 1st. We said yes on the second offer. The first offer was made six months ago, and that was not promising. So what happened in six months?
Let's just say that the Lord was working in the background in those six months. He was preparing us for this big change. We both felt that He was leading us to this direction.
I am now ready to leave my job - my one and only after college graduation. I live and breathe this job. It's the only thing I know how to do.
Am I ready to leave my family and dearest friends? I don't think I'll ever be ready to be away from them.
However, my priorities changed the minute I exchanged wedding vows with my dearest Jed.
And I will go wherever he goes.
Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her to make her holy, cleansing her by the washing with water through the word, and to present her to himself as a radiant church, without stain or wrinkle or any other blemish, but holy and blameless. In this same way, husbands ought to love their wives as their own bodies. He who loves his wife loves himself. After all, no one ever hated his own body, but he feeds and cares for it, just as Christ does the church— for we are members of his body. "For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh." This is a profound mystery—but I am talking about Christ and the church. However, each one of you also must love his wife as he loves himself, and the wife must respect her husband.
We're feeling mixed emotions - happy, excited, sad, scared, etc. But we welcome this new chapter in our lives. It maybe time to start a family. Cebu is the perfect place. As my boss described the city, "Cebu is like Manila, but better."
I am so proud of my husband with his new job. And who doesn't know about Shangri-la Mactan, right?
On the day of our 5th anniversary as a couple, we headed to Cebu with five huge boxes, one big and small luggage - these are all Jed's personal effects - and my tiny overnight bag.
We arrived on a weekend and that gave us time to enjoy the facilities. I know that the resort will lose its appeal once Jed starts working there.
I took a photo of Jed on his first day at work. His new work clothes are more relaxed than when he was still with Makati Shangri-la.
The hotel also took his photo for their press release.
I returned to Manila alone. It would've been ideal to move to Cebu together but one of us needs to be in Manila to take care of shipping our things to Cebu and the list of errands go on. But before that, Jed needs to find a place for us to live. I would also need to finish a few important events at work. Now depending on my accumulated vacation leaves, I am aiming to follow him end of November, and the latest would be first week of December.
We both are not built for long distance relationship. It's going to be very difficult for me to be away from him. Thanks to Cebu Pacific low fares I booked flights every other weekend so I could spend time with my husband.
The "meantime" months will be a test of our characters. We pray for patience, understanding, grace and strength. We will miss each other's company. We're actually feeling that right now.
As one of my good friend reminded me, "It's going to be tough, but we're tougher as we have God with us." Amen to that!
Please click on the the following links to view photos of Jed's despedida dinner and our big leap trip to Cebu.


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Why are pokies the most popular game in Australia?
Published March 5, 2015 Staff Writer Updated September 26 , 2017
Why are the pokies the most popular form of gambling in Australia? There are more slot machines (also known as poker machines) in Australian than any other form of gambling game. In fact, there are more pokies across Australia than any other country in the world. Here are a couple of interesting Australian pokie statistics:
On a per capita basis, Australia has roughly six times as many pokies machines as the United States.
The amount of slot machines in Australia represents a little more than two per cent of all the electronic gambling machines across the globe.
While it makes sense the reason behind the pokies popularity is the prevalence of slot machines, this begs the question just why pokies were able to become so prevalent, and why they were so enjoyed, in the first place?
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Flashing lights, bright colours, huge jackpots on offer, inexpensive fun – these are all reasons as to why pokie games are enjoyed throughout our country. Slot machines were originally introduced to Australia in the early 1900s, but were in fact illegal to play at the time. In 1953, the company Aristocrat began developing more of these machines in Australia, and shortly after, slot games were legalised in registered and licensed clubs by the New South Wales government. Other states would soon follow suit in the years to come.
Early games were very basic in style, with no lights, only three spinning reels and a maximum of five lines (paylines). But, they were still enjoyed by many gamblers, as this was a new form of entertainment the majority of people had not seen before. As technology advanced, so did the interactivity and styles of the gaming machines, with games soon expanding to five reels with numerous more winning paylines, along with other ways to win than simply lining up specific icons, such as free spins, bonus rounds and being able to double winnings (gamble features).
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Moreover, pokies require no skill and are, when stripped back to their bare essentials, basic at heart. Many people enjoy not having to ponder too much when enjoying a drink and some light-hearted fun, with the possibility of making some extra cash for the weekend (or maybe even more). And now, with modern-day online pokies employing even more alluring, engaging and graphically-advanced games, the slot machine has become a unique gaming experience Australians have become very fond of.
Online pokies and their popularity
Since the introduction of online pokies at real money Internet casinos in the early 1990s, Australia has been relatively slow in comparison to other countries to catch on to the hype surrounding this new form of gambling, largely due to government restrictions. In more recent times however, the country has gradually caught up and now hundreds of online casinos offer high quality, real money, online and interactive pokie games (and other casino games) to Aussie residents in AUD currency. It is completely legal for Australian residents to access these services, too.
With less overheads to pay, online casinos also give players better value for their time and money spent playing the pokies and other casino titles. With a far greater variety of slot titles than any individual land-based gambling establishment, Internet and mobile pokie games also utilise technology with the ability to generate incredibly interactive and visually-advanced gaming experiences, far superior to what you'd find at your local pub. This, along with the fact Internet slot games incorporate some of the most cherished characters, movies, themes, and songs in modern pop-culture, further popularises the beloved pokie machine.
What is also making online pokies even more popular today, is the fact land-based gambling venues across Australia which host pokie machines need only provide a minimum return rate (payout rate*) of around 85 per cent. This percentage differs from state to state (Queensland is 85% and Victoria is a minimum of 87%), but is no where near the required minimum payout rate of regulated and licensed online casinos.
An Internet casino will be required, by law, to make its payouts rates publicly available, and for pokie games, should be no less than 95 per cent. If you find a gaming site which has rates less than 95 per cent, we advise playing the pokies for real money online elsewhere. Our recommended casinos on this site are licensed online venues for Australians to enjoy secure and high quality AUD pokie games, all of which hold slot return rates of 95% or more.
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Highlights of the Spanish Coast & Barcelona
Luxuria Tours Range
Local departure by coach or Door-to-Door service, then to the Paris area for an overnight stay.
To Calella, on the Costa del Maresme, for a six-night stay.
Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Day 3 - Costa Brava Coastal Tour
After a leisurely breakfast join our wonderful included excursion along the Costa Brava.
Visit the typical Catalonian coastal town of Tossa de Mar where you have free time to explore the narrow cobbled streets and medieval walls.
We continue to Lloret de Mar, the busiest and liveliest resort on the Costa Brava. Once a sea trading and ship building town, Lloret is now one of the busiest resorts on the Costa Brava with a wide choice of restaurants catering for all tastes and plenty of shops, something to suit everyone.
Our final destination on this excursion is the resort of Blanes, once renowned for its lace manufacturing. Behind the sea front you will find a town steeped in history.
Day 4 - Barcelona
Today we travel to the fascinating city of Barcelona, Spain's second largest city and one of the Mediterranean's busiest ports.
The city has a delightfully relaxed atmosphere, particularly along Las Ramblas, where you can join the locals casually strolling along the tree-lined walkway, perhaps stopping to enjoy the entertainment offered by the many mime artists and musicians.
Barcelona boasts many amazing buildings, in particular the extraordinary Sagrada Familia, a very unconventional church, whose construction is still being finished today.
An optional guided sightseeing tour will introduce you to the most important sights of the city.
Starting by coach, the tour takes you past many of the famous sights of the city to ensure that you see all of the important places of interest. You can admire the unusual scenery of the Eixample district as well as the huge Olympic stadium, scene of the great athletic achievements in 1992.
We finish the tour on foot at the bustling Las Ramblas, the iconic street in the centre, which runs from the Plaza de Catalunya to the Christopher Columbus monument near the harbour at Port Vell. Here you can explore the cafés and see the mime artists, and from here you will be ideally situated to explore independently the Barri Gotic, or Gothic Quarter in the centre of the Old Town, where some of buildings date back to medieval and Roman times.
Optional Excursions
Our optional excursions are a great addition to enhance your holiday experience and are highly recommended.
Barcelona Guided Sightseeing Tour
The optional excursions will be available to book during your tour.
Prices are per person and are subject to change. Payment will be in Euros (cash payments) or sterling (via card payments). Card payments are available on Luxuria and Silver Service only.
Day 5 - Girona & Besalu
Today's full-day included excursion takes you on an interesting tour into another part of Catalonia.
Our first stop is the charming town of Girona. Behind the colourful houses lining the River Onyar is the Old Town, with its imposing Gothic cathedral and maze of narrow streets. Have a stroll along the pedestrian Rambla de la Libertat lined with arcades, shops and pavement cafés.
We then make our way to the medieval town of Besalu. Step back in time as you explore this fascinating old centre, with its historic churches and buildings and interesting little shops.
Besalu
Day 6 - Catalan Country Tour
Today you have the opportunity to see some of the beautiful Spanish countryside on an optional Catalan country tour.
We head inland to the cool of the wooded hills. Accompanied by a local guide, you will discover the charms of the area. During our excursion a delicious lunch will be served before returning back to the coast. This is an unmissable, relaxing time, allowing you the opportunity to see more than just the sun, sand and sea of the Costas.
Catalan Pyrenees
Catalan Country Tour
Day 7 - Free Time or Montserrat
Join us today on our optional excursion to Montserrat, known locally as the 'serrated mountain'.
We travel through the mountains to the north of Barcelona and the site of the famous Benedictine monastery. The Abbot of Ripoli and Bishop of Vic officially founded the Monastery of Montserrat in 1025. During the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, a Romanesque church was built and it was over this period pilgrims were attracted to Montserrat. Since then, the reputation of Montserrat grew and in 1223 a boys' choir was established. During the 1400s, the Monastery became an independent abbey and the word of Montserrat was further spread when monk Bernal Boil accompanied Christopher Columbus on a voyage to America. Montserrat in the Antilles was named after the Monastery and this began the spread of the worship of the Mother of God in the Americas.
Today Montserrat Monastery is home to around one hundred monks who follow the Order of St. Benedict. This can be distinguished from other orders by their philosophy "that there is an importance to everything that every person is".
For many pilgrims it is an entirely spiritual experience, however, if you are not a religious person you will still find Montserrat Mountain and Monastery of great interest. The chapels, beautiful Basilica and often-turbulent history make it a fascinating place to visit. Surrounded by spectacular scenery, a camera is a must on this memorable day.
To the Paris area for an overnight stay.
Highlights of the Spanish Coast & Barcelona 9 days from £729pp
You will stay for six nights at the 4-star Hotel Volga in the centre of the coastal resort town of Calella, close to the beach.
Overnight stays in the Paris area will be in city-style hotels.
The 4-star Hotel Volga is situated in the coastal resort town of Calella. The hotel is in the centre of the resort, close to the shops and bars and only a short walk to the beach.
Luxuria coach
Luxuria Features
Deluxe armchair-style seats with leather exterior, central arm rests with cup holders and retractable calf rests give you a more comfortable journey.
Every seat has its own, fully interactive, touch screen T.V. offering a wide choice of entertainment so you can control what you want to watch and when.
There's also a selection of double and single seats, including four seats face-to-face with tables. And with a total of 5 single seats available, these are ideal for passengers travelling independently.
Plug sockets and USB points at each seat mean you can keep your devices fully charged throughout your journey.
Onboard toilet.
Luxuria Seating Plan
Luxuria Virtual Tour
Door-to-Door service
On Single Traveller holidays and coach holidays of 7 days' duration or more, you don't even have to think about getting to your local joining point. If you live within 20 miles of one of our free joining points we'll pick you up from your home and take you to meet your transfer vehicle, then return you back home at the end of your holiday. The cost is from £40 per booking each way for up to four people per booking.
If you live a little further afield, you can also take advantage of this convenient option for an additional charge – please enquire at the time of booking.
"Door to Door Service, an overnight stay in Paris before travelling to Calella, a beautiful seaside resort on the Costa del Maresme - I was not disappointed!"
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Where are you originally from? How did you end up in New Orleans? Metairie, LA. Born & raised. How long have you been doing drag? Ummm 40 Years. How did you select your drag name? First name was from doing Boris & Natasha in the first Mardi Gras ball I was in. Last name came from a drunk emcee of a fundraiser I was in. Did you have a drag … [Read more...] about Drag Queen Profile: Natasha Sinclair
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Where are you originally from? I am originally from New Orleans. Born and raised How did you end up in New Orleans? I was raised in New Orleans but moved to California after graduating from Xavier University in May 1986. I moved back to New Orleans in 2001. How long have you been doing drag? This is a good question. Prior to meeting … [Read more...] about Drag Queen Profile: Vanessa Carr Kennedy
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March 31, 2022 By Frank Perez
Where are you originally from? How did you end up in New Orleans? Terrytown, LA, but I reside in NOLA. How long have you been doing drag? Since the year 2000. How did you select your drag name? Collecting Coca-Cola memorabilia. Do you hold any titles? If so, which ones? Southern Decadence Grand Marshal XLIII, 2017 plus Miss New Orleans America, 2004. … [Read more...] about Drag Queen Profile: Coca Mesa
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Where are you originally from? How did you end up in New Orleans? I am originally from Baltimore (shoutout to SweetSpotBaltimore!) but I've been here in New Orleans for 11 years. The first time I visited New Orleans was in 2010 to help move my (at that time) ex-boyfriend to New Orleans. We were still friends and I volunteered to drive his moving truck with him from Baltimore … [Read more...] about Drag Queen Profile: Debbie with a D


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Good Samaritan's car and dog stolen by crash victim she went to help
by	Olajide Friday, January 1, 2021
A Good Samaritan who went to help an injured crash victim got the shock of her life as the 'crash victim' turned the situation around by stealing her SUV and her pet dog.
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CSS' staff worked EPA Consequence Management Advisory Division (CMAD) to develop an integrated framework for responding if a biological agent was released over a wide area in New York City.
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The physical environment of a large city poses specific challenges when planning for disaster response. Major issues include how to quickly protect the health of a large population, how to remediate homes and commercial buildings, and how to get essential transit systems and businesses up and running. CSS' staff worked EPA CMAD to develop an integrated framework for responding if a biological agent was released over a wide area in New York City. The framework provides technical and operational guidance that is scalable and can be applied to several types of scenarios. Our staff worked with six workgroups to help develop:
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Individual U.S. states may revive broadband Internet privacy rules recently repealed by the Congress and signed by President Trump, with latest reports indicating that legislative bodies in more than 20 state capitols are currently debating the idea of reinstating the protections that were officially killed in April before ever coming into force. Democratic New York Senator Tim Kennedy recently introduced a bill that would prevent Internet providers in the country from selling browsing histories of their customers and related data under all circumstances, thus looking to oppose the essence of the controversial bill that repealed privacy rules adopted under the former Obama administration by the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
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The controversial repeal of broadband Internet privacy rules polarized the American political scene, with proponents of the move arguing that the Obama-era regulations were never in force and would prevent ISPs from collecting and selling user data when Internet giants like Facebook and Google have always been free to do that, thus creating an unfair market advantage. A number of Internet providers publicly stated that their customers have nothing to worry about, adding that even portions of collected data that are sold are completely depersonalized and don't contain identifiable information. Opponents of the initiative continue to argue that ISPs shouldn't be regulated in the same manner that online platforms are, especially those that offer their services free of charge. An update on the situation is expected to follow later this year.


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