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The Vienna Walzer Orchestra (German:  Wiener Walzer Orchester) is a chamber orchestra based in Vienna, Austria that specializes in traditional Viennese waltzes, polkas, marches and operetta arias from composers such as:  J. Strauss II, F. Lehár, C.M. Ziehrer, among others.  Their concerts also always include performances by ballet dancers and opera singers.

Founded in 1990 by Dr. Sandro Cuturello, it is made up of musicians of various nationalities and backgrounds who live and work in Vienna.  Dr. Cuturello serves as the principal conductor and artistic manager of this ensemble.

They have performed in:  Musikverein, Konzerthaus (Vienna, Austria), Seoul Arts Center (South Korea), throughout China (incl. Beijing and Shanghai), as well as in Italy, Spain, Germany and the Czech Republic.  They have also been touring Japan annually since 2000.  These New Year's Concerts include performances at:  Tokyo Opera City, Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre, Yokohama Minato Mirai Hall, The Symphony Hall (Osaka), as well as in many other Japanese concert halls.

The Vienna Walzer Orchestra is represented and managed by Culturell Events, which is located in the 6th district of Vienna.

References

External links
 Homepage of the Vienna Walzer Orchestra
 Culturell Event's YouTube Channel
 Albums by the Vienna Walzer Orchestra on iTunes
 Albums by the Vienna Walzer Orchestra on Amazon

Musical groups from Vienna
Austrian orchestras

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It's hard to believe that in less than two months, T.I. will be going to jail. With his incredibly busy schedule, Tip himself doesn't have time to dwell on it. He has work to do first. In addition to all the appearances he's been making to promote Paper Trail, he's been shooting movies, overseeing his artists' upcoming albums, being a family man and completing 1,000 hours of community service for felony weapons charges.In "T.I.'s Road to Redemption," Tip gives viewers an intimate look at his family life at home. He shows the extremes he has go through to maintain his accustomed level of fan love and media exposure while giving talks to kids as part of his community service. In the show, the rapper also tries to motivate seven at-risk teens across the country to change their lives.


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Josefine Dragenberg, née le  à Herning, est une handballeuse danoise évoluant au poste de pivot.

Palmarès

En club
 compétitions nationales
 vainqueur de la coupe du Danemark en 2017 (avec Randers HK)

En sélection
autres
  vainqueur du championnat du monde junior en 2016

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Naissance en avril 1997
Naissance à Herning
Joueuse du Randers HK


Submissions are now welcome for our auction which will be held on Saturday 30th March 2019 ( viewing day Friday 29th March 2019) at Franklin's Garden - Saints Rugby Ground Northampton NN5 5BG. In addition the sale catalogue with be available to view on line.
How do I go about selling my instrument at the auction?
Email the Guitar Auction House at info@guitar-auctions.com with details of your item, make, model, year and country of manufacture if known. Please include front and rear photographs of your instrument etc.
Once we have received your information, we will contact you once again in a timely manner to give you an estimated guide price.
Should you wish to proceed, we will ask you to get the instrument etc to us one week prior to the auction in order that we can do the necessary online promotional work and include the item in the appropriate auction catalogue. Alternatively you can make arrangements to deliver your itme on the morning of viewing day prior to the auction.
Commission 10% commission will be charged on the final hammer price of individual lots sold in the auction.
Payments due will be made within 7 working days after the sale on the basis that the purchaser has paid for the lot in full. The Guitar Auction House will not be responsible for a default purchase.
The sellers of the items are responsible for getting the items to our location. The buyer is responsible for picking up the item or making arrangements for the item to be shipped. . The items must be sent through professional carriers. The Guitar Auction House can advise you on the different couriers available for this service. We will need to be notified of the courier collecting on your behalf otherwise we will not release any item.


I went into JB to have a look at some of their iPhones and ended up buying the above. I'm a very out of touch with tech and was really impressed with the service. I didn't understand that the newer devices you can't use the old headsets like with the iPhone 6S. They gave me some of the older adapters for free. The price was not that good but still cheaper than Apple.
Our Surface Pro was getting a bit long in the tooth so when we spotted the JB HiFi sale on Easter Saturday, we thought we would check things out (impulse buying). Seeing us paralysed by the dizzying array of options, "Trev" gently offered his assistance. At this initial stage, we were too proud to take it up, but the more we looked the more we needed expert guidance so eventually we asked Trev for help. He was very knowledgeable and not pushy and even steered us towards a less expensive (lower commission/profit?) option that was fit for our purpose (not paying for features we would not use or for memory we could get cheaper as an external drive). Being an impulse buy we collected the facts and there retired to a coffee shop to discuss and look at reviews and competitors prices. At this stage he had already invested 30 min of his time but sympathised with our position and was more than happy for us to leave the store to discuss-no attempt to "close the deal". We confirmed that the recommended option was good for us and the price was competitive so we went back and got it. It was like dealing with a family member who had our best interests at heart in terms matching us to the best option and getting us the best price. In our mind this is how shopping should be, and is the best way (knowledgeable and helpful sales staff) for bricks and mortar to differentiate itself from online competition. Hats off to Trev and we hope JB appreciate star staff and reward them appropriately.
Did not get a proper answer. All I got was a survey from Product review company. Not very happy with JB HIFI for not answering my question. So I went elsewhere.
Brought a Tom Tom got it home and it didn't work, took it back to JB Hi Fi Mildura they told me they didn't have another Tom Tom, I had to take a Navman instead. The Navman lasted 15months and no longer works, took it back to the store with receipt and was told bad luck warranty is only for 12months two Navman and can't get them to last for more than 15months.
Today I called JB Belmont store to ask if they had a certain Olympus camera. I was informed that hey had three in stock and one would be waiting for me when I arrived thirty minutes later. When I arrived the camera was not available so the salesman went to look for it. After a further forty minutes searching he still could not find the camera. This wasted hours of my time and there was no offer to bring in stock from another store or find a suitable solution. Terrible service.
I went to the store at Westfield Carousel yesterday and it took awhile for the salesperson to get what I wanted which was fine. But because I was waiting at the iPad section for a little too long the security guard stood in front of me like I was a about to steal something. I was with my mum waiting, he only went away when the salesperson came back with what I wanted. It was really quite unnecessary for him to use that tactic as though I was being dodgy. He could've asked me if I needed assistance and I would've told him I was waiting.
I'm 67. They ignore me until I accost someone. Then they call me "Mate".
They lose interest when I don't want it today.
They take ages to actually take your money and give you the item.
Great range. I buy every new apple product and JB always have stock first but at the local Apple store they take my number and call me when mine arrives.
And they call me "Sir" until they know my name.
I think your store is for young people – they sure don't want my business.
Went there to buy a Lenovo tab , which I selected online. The guy at the tab section said that model is not available. I said online it says it is available. He pretended that he was searching for something, and said not available. I went out of the shop and purchased the product online within 5 min. In another 10 min I received the message saying it is available for collection. Before I go to the counter to collect it, I went to the guy i spoke earlier to show him that it is available. He said that we get shipments every 20 min and bye to me. He was pathetic and a good joker who can ruin JB's remaining reputation. (I do not want this guy to loose job or reprimands).
I bought a phone from the Hobart store recently. I was helped by Jack. It was the best retail experience I have had in years as Jack explained everything to me, put in the sim card and generally set up the phone. It was so easy and the phone is fantastic. I am so impressed with Jack.
I bought this fridge a month ago and had a few teething problems. Firstly I got a plumber to install it as I am not the best handy man. The plumber installed it however water was pouring out from the top rear of the fridge due to LG's not connecting it correctly. The plumber fixed that. Over the next 2 weeks a small drops of water were pooling inside the fridge. The LG service called and fixed that. The fridge is a perfect fit as we have only a 900w alcove. Am so pleased with everything as I had been looking for 2 years and LG were smart enough to produce this 865w with water and ice which is exactly what I had been looking for.
This was my review for a LG GFV570MBL refrigerator and JB HIFI rejected it!
What does that say about JB HIFI reviews?
Silly Question, who's silly now!!!
I went to the Preston Store. I wanted information on Home Theatre. I made the following statement to the assistant Manager.
I have jist bought a house which has a Projector and a Screen what do I need in between to make it work. She said cables. I said the cables are in place already. Another shopper stepped in and said he needs a video, blue ray, tuner etc to get it to work.
I said to the girl how come he knew what I was talking about. She said " well the question you asked was silly" I said to her but I didn't know what I need so my question wasn't silly as the shopper knew what I was asking. She maintained it was a silly question. I asked for the manager she said she was the assistant Manager.
I said I was upset she thought my question was silly and left the store to Harvey Norman up the road.
I am 68 years old and have no clue on Home Theatre. But I was there to buy whatever I needed. I got it at Harvey Norman. I spent $3500:00. Who is silly now!!!
Bought a powerline devices (came in pair) and after 6+ month one device dies. No drama here, anything that is a little bit more complex than a crow bar may break. Unfortunately at that time I had already lost the receipt so I thought they would use it as an excuse to not to deal with me. However I was very pleased when I called their store, explained all the details and they were very helpful - they checked their system, found my purchase and after confirming my details invited me to the store for a replacement. And once I arrived they just swapped the fault units with a new one taken out of a brand new box.
Can't be more happier! They price is not the cheapest but it is nice to have a local warranty and confidence backed up by a large well-known brand.
Purchased a 24" Soniq tv from Cranbourne store. Given us a second hand tv which is missing parts to the tv, like the tv stand we were assured from the salesperson that the tv has never been used and it was opened. Never again I will go there. I get better service by Harvey Norman.
Bought a tower Lenovo, on Sunday that was sold to me for a discount, 1000 bucks. Tried to replace my old tower, was able to use the old screen and mouse, but had to buy a new keyboard, that took a couple of days, on my part. When switched on, the Windows 10, that was pre-installed, gave blue screen of death. It would not boot, goes in a loop with screen of death. Had to go to return. It took me more than an hour to claim my money back. The tech expert was too busy, intentionally. The manager had to be called twice. At end gave me a voucher and asked to stand again in the queue of purchasers with the voucher if I needed the claim to be processed. Once my turn came, again the manage had to be called to sign off. After many buys from this place, this was my last.
I will never shop at JB-HiFi again. I was told by the HORNSBY manager and staff that as my AV receiver was 18 months old it was not covered under warranty they refused to help and I was my fault for not getting an extended warranty. They told me I have to call Sony Directly. Then After reminding them of ACL they told me they would agree to send it for repair. The store has a sign up saying repairs are 3-4 weeks. Their repairer is still "assessing" the repair. The store manager is now telling me that it will be up to 8 weeks.
This morning I went and purchased the iPad for my son, when I reached to the cashier she put a grumpy face she has no basic customer service skills like hello and thank you. Apart from that when I ask her for help of how to use the Panasonic gift card to pay but she refused to help and asked me to read at the back of the card myself with a tone of voice when there was only me as a customer by that time. I think this lady should be at the job when she does not love her job as she will scared the customer away.
Went online got price of tv, rang local store said price correct could pick up next day ,in store next day to pick up told me different price .Price online changed .Told me I could be lying . Service sucked went to good guys cannington ,they looked after me so I gave them the business.
Sorry, there are no questions about JB Hi-Fi Retail Stores but you can read 24 questions about JB Hi-Fi.
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a) Promote the game of golf.
b) Stimulate and encourage the interest of the high handicap players.
c) Work for the benefit of the Association and Clubs.
a) Encourage the formation of "Rabbit" sections in Clubs. These may be known under other names but consist of members with handicaps of 16 and over.
b) Promote golf amongst the members which in part will be by arranging and conducting competitions.
c) Organise and conduct appropriate social events and gatherings.
A male adult golf club member whose handicap is 16 and over.
Each club shall pay an annual affiliation fee before the 28th February each year, the amount of which shall be fixed at the Annual General Meeting.
Any "Rabbit" section in a club, as defined by the Leeds & District Union, may apply to become a member of the Association. Membership has to be approved by the Committee.
b) One delegate nominated by each member club from their full membership.
c) Other co-opted members, who will not have voting rights but will undertake work for the committee and attend all relevant committees and sub-committees. Co-option may only be undertaken by the Committee.
e) Only Officers, Past Presidents and Club Delegates or their nominated substitute, may vote and only those attending a meeting may vote on issues put to the vote at that meeting. No person shall have more than one vote. In the event of a tied vote, The President shall have a casting vote.
The Committee will normally be chaired by the President (or Vice President) and shall meet regularly to conduct the business of the Association. At least 14 days notice must be given of meetings of the Committee. Normally, the Secretary will be required to give notice of all meetings of the Committee.
No meeting may take place unless it is quorate. A quorum shall consist of at least 2 officers and 7 delegates.
a) A President who normally shall not hold office for more than one year.
b) A Vice President who normally shall not hold office for more than one year and shall be from a club different from that of the President.
e) A league and competitions Secretary.
f) Other officers, as determined by the AGM from time to time, who may be required to carry out specific functions. The functions of the Officers is to carry out the routine business of the club and to bring key issues to the attention of the Committee and/or of the AGM.
An honorary Auditor, who may be a member of the Committee, or of different affiliated clubs or be external to the affiliated clubs, shall be elected each year and be required to audit the accounts annually before submission to the AGM.
a) The progress made by the Association, in the previous 12 months, to the preceding December. To help, the President and Secretary will normally be expected to make reports.
c) Propositions presented by the clubs or committee or the officers duly proposed and seconded and submitted in writing at least three weeks before the meeting. Amendments may be made at the AGM and in accordance with general practice, be voted upon, prior to the proposals. All amendments must be proposed and seconded before consideration.
d) Election of officers and of auditor.
The meeting may be attended by any member of the Rabbits section within the affiliated clubs. Each club have up to three votes but only those attending may vote and no person shall have more than one vote.
A general meeting may be called on any issue affecting the Association and its running, by submission of a proposal in writing by at least 7 constituent clubs. The EGM must be called at least 2 weeks after receipt of the proposal and normally within six weeks. All affiliated clubs must be circulated in writing with the proposal.
This can only be done by the majority of the affiliated member clubs so voting in favour. All assets after payment of debts shall be distributed equally amongst the affiliated clubs at that particular time. All unsettled debts will be the responsibility of the clubs affiliated at that particular time. Affiliated clubs may leave the Association at any time other than when the proposal to wind up is under consideration.
The Leeds & District RGA wishes to promote friendly and pleasurable golf for all players from our member clubs.
All players should comply with the rules of golf and conduct themselves in a fit and proper manner demonstrating courtesy and sportsmanship at all times.
Use of foul language or abusive behaviour will not be tolerated.
Any formal complaint from any person or club should be sent in writing, addressed to the Secretary of the Association.
Attempts will be made to resolve any issue by the President and the committee in a fair and proper manner.


Bowman County School District #1 consists of a K-3 Roosevelt School and grades 4-6 Middle School in Bowman and K-6 at the Bowman County Rhame campus. Between the two campuses about 280 students are served. Our mission is to empower individuals to succeed in a changing world by providing a variety of teaching techniques and methods.
Communication between school and home is strongly encouraged. Please feel free to call or stop in if you have a question.
A daily open invitation stands for family and friends wanting to join a student for lunch. Please call the office (523-3358) by 9:00am the day you will join us for lunch so the cooks can plan accordingly.
Cost for a guest adult lunch is $5.00.
Thanks your sharing your child with us!


Great seat with lots of feel!
This saddle fit my quarter horse great. I have tried a lot of western pleasure saddles out before but this one has it all. Great seat and fit with lot's of feel.
This saddle is absolutely beautiful. Not overwhelming. Fits our paint just right. We use a solid black pad and also the matching bridle. Comfortable to ride in. Had many compliments.
This is my first Billy Royal saddle and I couldn't be happier. It's beautiful and so comfortable. It fits my 14.2 arab and my 16.3 paint. I can't wait to get it out in the show ring!


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We are pleased to announce that The Open Anthology of Earlier American Literature has a new lead editor. Timothy Robbins, an assistant professor of English at Graceland University, has joined the project and will be leading the charge to expand the range of texts covered in the anthology.
This second edition will continue the work pioneered by Robin DeRosa of Plymouth University, a champion of open pedagogy. Robin has written about how she and her students compiled the first edition in this post, and we are grateful for her support as we pick up where she left off.
Tim has used the Anthology in his own Early American Lit course and is dedicated to student collaboration and innovative teaching practices. His research interests include literature of the "Long Nineteenth Century" in the United States, and his Ph.D. focused on the works of Walt Whitman (so expect that section to grow!).
In the coming weeks, Tim will be taking the lead in developing a table of contents, and we'll be looking for more volunteers to help with finding public domain texts, writing introductions and getting the book looking good.
A list of detailed tasks to be done will be available soon, so make sure you sign up to help and stay up to date on the project page in the Rebus Community forum.


We've all been there, you start a new job and you have to learn new technology, new processes, new office politics. But after a while you settle into a routine, you get the hang of the technology, you get to know the people and the procedures. It is easy to settle into a rut. The first time my boss offered to send me to a conference, I'll be honest, I was excited because it was in Orlando and I had never been to Disneyworld. But that changed very quickly. But when I came back from my first TechEd at my next salary review, instead of asking for a raise, I asked to be sent to TechEd every year and that had nothing to do with visiting Donald and Goofy.
The first thing that strikes you at a conference is the people. This may sound strange, but at a conference with several thousand people it is easy to feel alone. At a technical conference there are a lot of fellow introverts out there so you may have to be the first one to say hello. But if you make an effort to connect to a few like minded people at the show you will be well rewarded. Now I'm sure you are expecting me to tell you how meeting someone else is good networking, because they may work with the same technology you do, or have contacts that may be helpful to you. But all that aside, don't underestimate the simple value of having a friend at the show. Connecting with anyone at the show is going to give you a better conference experience, even if they work with Active Directory and don't understand our desire to go on about the benefits of MVC vs Web Forms.
The next thing you will notice at a big show like TechEd is the sheer number of learning opportunities. There are sessions doing deep dives on products you work with, sessions giving you sneak peeks of the features in the next version, sessions giving you an overview of products that you want to learn. There are birds of a feather and interactive discussion panels where you can ask questions or just listen to the questions asked by others. There are hands on labs where you can sit down with a product and try out different features. There is an entire area devoted to certification with coaching sessions, practice tests and a testing area to help you pass that certification exam you have been meaning to take. There is a Technical Learning Center where you can talk to product experts one on one to get answers to questions or just an overview of their product, they are *always* happy to show you what they are working on. There is a partner expo where you can find products that will help you at work (some of them are even free!) There are other attendees working with the same product as you. It's incredible!
You can't possibly do everything, so you prioritize, you spend a little time in sessions, you try a couple of labs, you spend a little time the exhibit hall, the entire time you are discovering features you didn't know, best practices you can apply at work, new features coming down the pipe that will help your project, new tools that you want to try out. By the end of the show you are geeking out to the max! I always come back from a show with a mental to-do list of trial versions I want to download, sessions I want to go back and watch again online, code I want to modify, proofs of concepts I want to try out. My boss used to laugh that you could always tell when I had come back from a conference because I was full of ideas and initiatives I wanted to get underway.
So why am I telling you all this the day *after* TechEd? Well, partly because I am all pumped up about the show and dying to share the experience with you! The other reason is because there is always next year (which is back in Orlando by the way, time to go back and say hi to Goofy , or there is the "name to be announced " Microsoft developer conference September 13th in Anaheim, there are the TechDays conferences here in Canada this fall (keep watching dates will be announced soon), there is the upcoming DevTeach/ SQLTeach/ MobileTeach conference May 30th in Montreal there are the IE9/WP7 code camps, user groups, there's the AzureFest in Waterloo, Prairie DevCon in Regina, the list goes on and on! There is no shortage of opportunities to learn with like minded people. And by the way you can access a lot of TechEd content online.
But you will get more out of these shows if you make an effort to connect with the others attending the event. Which leads me to this week's My 5.
Say Hi – sometimes that is all it takes, a small conversation where you ask where they work and what technology they work with is all it takes to find a conference buddy. You are not looking for a best friend, just some conversation and comraderie during the event.
Community luncheons and areas – A Women In Technology luncheon (men are welcome by the way), a SQL User group dinner, a Canadian meet up, are all great chances to meet a new ally.
Breakfast and Lunch – sit at a table with someone new. There is a good chance someone sitting alone at a table would welcome an ally.
Stand out – This is for the more brave of heart, but let me tell you walking around a conference center in the US wearing an NHL hockey jersey allowed me to meet lots of new people this week. Total strangers were yelling Go Sens as we crossed paths on the escalator.


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JPA Co-Presidents meet the press
As the plenary meeting of the JPA ACP-EU in Maputo drew to a close after more than three days of intensive work and discussions, the Co-Presidents briefed media on Wednesday, 2 November. To watch the video of their press conference click heading of this announcement to see the links.
ACP-EU JPA Joint Declaration on the car bomb attacks in Somalia
Joint Declaration of the Co-Presidents and the Bureau members of the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly on the car bombs in Somalia's Capital Mogadishu killing at least 100 people on 29 October 2022
42nd Session of the ACP-EU JPA
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•	Business growth definitions and growth factors.
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•	Networking for growth: managing customer and stakeholder relationships.
•	Managing risk in the context of business growth.
•	Sources of growth funding and pitching for investment. Crowdfunding.
To enhance your learning experience, you will study and work in teams and engage in learning-by-doing. You will also be encouraged to apply your knowledge and test your business growth and business development strategies in the 'real world' by actively looking for opportunities to grow turnover of your business and business projects.
1)	Your knowledge, some evidence of critical understanding and ability to reflect upon business growth factors, business development strategies and ways of analysing and measuring business growth.
3)	Your ability to apply your knowledge in in the context of your business or business project by developing and implementing business growth strategies.
This module explores business growth factors, growth strategies and ways of analysing and measuring business growth. You will gain in-depth skills of market analysis, product/service development and business growth planning. Additionally you will demonstrate your ability to apply the knowledge in the context of your own business or/and business projects, critically reflecting on your experience. This involves team work, learning-by-doing and engaging with your customers and stakeholders.


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Registration at info@zone2source.nl before august 8.
The focus of this workshop is on the "inner movement" of the body, flows which function autonomically just outside the direct reach of conscious agency. While we are not directly in control of such movements, they are nonetheless in a constant conversation with the surrounding environment and with the physiological life of the body material. To detect & aestheticize these flows we will use worn biometric sensors & sound synthesizers.
Participants will spend 1 1/2 day creating body extensions which renegotiate relationships between the senses & environment, in order to further activate these flows and relationships. They will be provided selected materials that have potentials for renegotiating the relationship between the body and the environment. The workshop will culminate in the creation of a site-specific sonic-sculptural performance, where the authorship of the compositional process is not singular, but somewhere in between where our biology meets the environment.
– Unpacking & discussing some of the ideas the artists are working with. In particular considering "sensory cartography" as a means for exploring the non-conscious co-authorship of music through inner movement & attuned sensitivities to the body and environment. We will also consider the idea of "metasensation", how awareness changes & forms feedback cycles when the act of sensation is aestheticized and interpreted through technological instrumentation.
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PS of Finland: Giving racism a new respectable face
by Migrant Tales, under All categories, Enrique
By Enrique Tessieri
A number of far right anti-immigration Perussuomalaiset (PS) party MPs have seen an image facelift after they were elected. PS MP Juho Eerola has seen the biggest transformation.
I suspsect that after the April election, PS head Timo Soini called MPs like Eerola and told them to get a hair cut and look more respectable.
PS MP Juho Eerola before and after. Source: Eduskunta and Wikipedia.
Even PS MPs like Teuvo Hakkarainen was learning how to use a tie after he got elected. PS MP Jussi Halla-aho, the leader of the party's anti-immigration wing, changed his Facebook profile picture. It could not, however, stop him from making controversial statements like "multiculturalism sucks ass" or that the military should overthrow the elected government in Greece.
Even James Hirvisaari, one of the eeriest of the Suomen Sisu PS MPs in parliament, got a suit and tie.
No matter how many suits these type of politicians put on they cannot hide who they are. Despite his haircut and respectable look, Eerola was incapable of condemning his aide Ulla Pyysalo for belonging to a neo-Nazi association.
One of the matters that surprised the Allies when they caught former concentration camp SS guards and commandants was how much they looked like the next-door neighbor.
The PS may want to give a legitimate face to racism and exclusion.
What does not change behind the new persona is the questionable ideology.
Tags: Far-right parties, Finland, Perussuomalaiset, Racism
Mark November 11th, 2011
This is news? They learnt to wear ties and a suit! 🙂 Scratching around this Friday for a story?
Enrique November 11th, 2011
Hi Mark, maybe, maybe not. It's interesting to watch who they've changed their images and what their messages are now.
Yes, true. What do you think has changed most, apart from the haircuts and ties?
One of the things that struck me was how they toned down their hate speech against immigrants. Certainly they spoke about it in public but in a different way. It's as if Timo Soini told them to change the tone of their arguments since they were MPs, who could now change the laws like tighten immigration policy. No need to be provocative when you get this close to power.
If you have one image and then change it totally is it a good thing in the long run?
Jaakko November 11th, 2011
I don't see the point of this "news". Usually all people are changing their dressing to more representative (excluding Veltto Virtanen), if they are getting elected. Even I started to dress differently and changed my hairstyle when I started to work. Maybe PS MPs should wear devil's horns and sharpen their teeth to please the far left supports? 😛
Could you give me an example of one of the arguments that has been toned down? Do you think that there was a clear shift in a particular policy or just how that policy is represented? One thing I noticed from the information on the PS website is how thin the actual policy recommendations are. They are quite general statements about certain issues with no detail. I mean the 'tighten immigration legislation' really is quite meaningless unless you say how, or more importantly, why!
– "Maybe PS MPs should wear devil's horns and sharpen their teeth to please the far left supports? :P"
I hope you don't put me in that bag, the far left!!! 🙂 You don't have to sit on an extreme to oppose an extreme, no?
I'm not so familiar with your writings, so I don't have an opinion about you and can't label to belonging to any certain group 😉 but at least in this blog your writings are quite neutral.
I do support that Migration Tale is telling the discrimination cases and giving productive criticism about PS (or some far right groups), but this kind of appearance "criticism" isn't valuable. It makes feel that the person just has to write something negative about the group, if there are no other news. Nobody likes a witch-hunt, do they? Even if the group you are against is doing so, it doesn't mean that you have to lower yourself in their level.
I see your point. It does water down the other more serious efforts to draw attention to the effects of these groups. See my first comment, too.
I have tried very hard to break down the internal division between left and right in my own head. I'm very much convinced that there must be value in both positions for so many people to be so passionate about those political approaches, and I'm reluctant to assume that because one group has clarity in one issue that they have clarity too necessarily in other issues.
The argument on the right is that you should give as much 'money' to the rich as possible because they are the productive people in society; they help to create wealth for everyone else, taken as a whole, through improved products and services. The market is believed to be self-levelling, with supply and demand accurately reflecting the accurate value of money and goods and services. But I really have my doubts that this (a simplification, I agree) taken on its own is enough to describe or worse still 'prescribe' an economic model. The bain of any market is a monopolgy and many exist. The other problem is that the market sometimes operates as a zero-sum game, where someone's acquisition of wealth comes at a loss to someone else, and sometimes a non-zero sum game, where increased wealth has somehow benefited all of us.
What the market cannot decide is what is responsible production and what is responsible consumption. My feeling is that individuals hold far more power through their consumption choices than through the balot box, but that much of the information that would make those choices useful is missing or deliberately hidden. People care about many things, but they lack opportunities to make that valueing actually benefit society, by reducting poverty, improving our use of resources etc. The most important thing in any learning system is a feedback loop. That is what is often missing in the consumer side. In the same way we have data on the nutritional value of some products, so we would benefit from information on the social and environment value (or lack thereof) of certain products.
The other thing that has struck me from studying economics and politics is that some work benefits human beings more than other work. And this too can and is tied to the reward that people get. Talking about fairness (from the point of view of the Left) is all very well, but do we really think that someone who saves a million lives a year should be rewarded to the same extent as someone who, for example, makes our armpits smell nicer? Reward is really difficult to pin down ethically and politically for me. Clearly, if we want better health, better education, better services, then to achieve that, we must put more effort and manpower (even if it is simply to achieve better productivety) into those fields, and ultimately that would mean having more nurses and doctors and less of something else.
An economy can function very well in terms of benefiting something all those involved in that economy and still produce something that has very little use value – such as toys, or furnishings, or cosmetics. It is very strange that all the money we spend on cosmetics every year is more than enough to feed the world's poor. (I know, it's never that simple to compare economies like that.)
That is why I generally think of things in terms of responsible production and responsible consumption, as this at least sets out some limits and purpose to the market, rather than letting it fall away. But those kinds of values are not things necessarily to impose; they must rather be collectively recognised as good for all of us. Such agreement about values in the political domain has been sabotaged by the historical debate that has created a schism – between those that seek to create wealth for all, and those that seek to protect the weakest. The first group are perceived in their worse to be greedy, selfish and heartless, while the other group are perceived to be exploitable, idealistic, and controlling. The simple point is that we will never arrive at responsible consumption and production if we are busy arguing over misperceived personalities.
Economies remind me a lot of virus systems. If the virus is too virulent (read too profitable), then it actually kills the host that feeds it. A symbiosis is achieved when the virus extracts as much resources as possible without quite killing the host.
Blah, blah….
You can tell it's Friday! 🙂
eyeopener November 12th, 2011
Poo or wine?? Suit or bag!! Doesn't matter. The same poo in a new bag. We have heard that so many times. PS have no ideas to "make their face respectable". Because there ain't no way to make poo taste like wine 🙂


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The workshop is designed to help you the parent learn the skills and techniques to apply in your day to day life. For a happier and more calming environment at home. It is important to step out of ourselves and see the model of the world through our child's eyes in order to engage with them and relate to them more effectively. If you were aware how language can effect your childs behaviour would you want to learn more….


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Best Places To Visit in Gunma
Gunma is landlocked prefecture located in the heart of Japan, north of Tokyo in Kanto Region. The prefecture is surrounded by mountains and volcanos that ensure the high quality hot spring water Gunma prefecture is so famous for. But you don't have to spend all your time bathing, as the nature in Gunma sets for great outdoor sports possibilities including hiking, bungee jumping and skiing and snowboarding in winter. A visit to Gunma is great for a weekend trip or even a day trip as you can reach the area in less than 1 hour from Tokyo by Shinkansen. Relaxing in one of the many hot spring resorts, after an active day outside, being surrounded by beautiful nature.. that sounds like a perfect way to escape from hustle and bustle of Tokyo, right? Here are our recommended places to visit in Gunma.
1. Kusatsu onsen town
How to access Kusatsu
2. Discover the origin of Daruma
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3. Mount Shirane
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4. Tomioka Silk Mill
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5. Ikaho Onsen
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6. Haruna Shrine
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7. Fukiware Falls
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8. Usui 3rd Bridge (Megane-bashi bridge)
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Kusatsu is one of the most famous hot spring resorts in Japan, especially for its water's health benefits which are said to cure any kind of illness, except for lovesickness. The hot water field known as yubatake is the symbol of Kusatsu. A total of 32,000 liters of hot water gushes out of the hot spring per minute, and yubatake in the centre of the town is the place where the piping hot water is cooled down. Especially during the night, yubatake is a popular photo spot with beautiful lightings. There are many souvenir shops, eateries, and ryokan (traditional inn) close to the yubatake so that people can enjoy exploring the area.
Photo by Swann
Right next to the yubatake in the Netsunoyu building where you can see a yumomi performance, which is the traditional method to cool down the piping hot Kusatsu spring water by stirring the water with large wooden paddles.
When you visit Kusatsu don't forget to try the famous Kusatsu onsen tempura, especially those with maitake mushrooms, they are delicious!
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From Ueno Station or Akabane Station in Tokyo, take JR Express Kusatsu and get off at Naganohara-Kusatsuguchi Station (about 2.5 hrs). Then take JR Bus Kanto to Kusatsu-Onsen (about 30 min).
There are multiple direct JR highway buses from Tokyo such as Shinjuku, Shibuya and Tokyo Station (about 3.5 – 4 hrs).
Do you know the story about these traditional Japanese lucky charms? A Daruma is round shaped doll, formed after Bodhidharma, the founder of the Zen tradition of Buddhism. You use the Daruma as follows: when you purchase a Daruma, it will be missing its' eyes. After making a wish or setting a goal and asking the gods for help, one of the eyes is painted on the doll. Once you have achieved the goal or the wish came true, you paint the second eye to thank the gods. The last step is to bring the Daruma to a temple or shrine, to be burned at a ritual.
When visiting Japan, you will spot the Daruma dolls everywhere, especially at the temples and shrines. They differ in size and some places have customised the Daruma, but the colour is generally red, the eyes are missing and there is only the head.
Gunma prefecture, Takasaki city to be precise, is responsible for the largest part of the production of Daruma dolls. Over 80% of all the Daruma dolls distributed in Japan are produced here. The technique of making Daruma dolls has been unchanged for 200 years and at Daimonya, a special Daruma doll atelier, you can learn all about the Daruma as all of its elements have a meaning. After the explanation you can also make your own Daruma doll, a great souvenir to take home!
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From Takasaki station take the JR Shin-Etsu train to Gumma-Yawata station. From there is it a 5-10 min walk.
Mount Shirane is a series of active volcano peaks just outside the Kusatsu onsen resort. The mountain offers good skiing possibilities in winter, hiking in spring and summer, and coloured leaves in the autumn. The hiking season usually lasts from mid-April to November. There are several walking trails starting from Kusatsu town centre or the Shirane Resthouse, that will bring you to the summit of the mountains where you can enjoy series of stunning crater lakes. The easiest and most popular walk is from the Shirane Resthouse to the milky-turquoise Yugama Crater Lake, which will take only 10 minutes.
From Kusatsu Onsen, there are buses to the Shirane Resthouse (about 30 min) from mid-April to early November.
Tomioka Silk Mill was Japan's first, government-run modern silk factory for processing silkworm cocoons into raw silk. Established in 1872, the factory's mass-production of high-quality silk played a key role in the start of trade between Japan and France. The Meiji government was pushing forward industrial modernization by introducing Western-style silk reeling machines and hiring a supervisor from France where the silk production had flourished at that time and had excellent silk-reeling technology.
The multiple buildings of the Tomioka Silk Mill are well preserved and impressively show resemblance to their original appearance. A method called timber-framed brick construction, which involves laying bricks on a timber frame, was adopted with the construction. Bricks did not exist in Japan at that time therefore tile makers had to make bricks with their kilns.
The Tomioka Silk Mill ceased its operation in 1987, however, even after it closed, the mill has been kept in a good condition thanks to the effort to local businesses and people. In June 2014, Tomioka Silk Mill and Related Sites were added to the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Tomioka Silk Mill
10-15 minute walk from Joshu-Tomioka station. To Joshu-Tomioka Station, take the Joshin Railway from Takasaki station (about 35 min). From Tokyo Station, take the Joetsu or Hokuriku Shinkansen to Takasaki Station (1 hr).
Ikaho Onsen is an onsen resort in Gunma Prefecture, equally famous as Kusatsu. Ikaho Onsen town is known for the many stone stairs, in the middle of the town there is a stone staircase with 365 steps. In the town, you will find some foot baths, fountains to drink the water of the hot springs, tea shops, souvenir shops, and traditional inns.
From Ikaho Onsen, you can easily visit Mizusawa Kannon, a temple which dates back over 1,300 years. The temple is especially famous for Mizusawa Udon noodles, one of the most famous types of udon noodles in Japan! There are numbers of restaurants along the street below the temple where you can enjoy Mizusawa Udon.
From Tokyo Station, take the Joetsu or Hokuriku Shinkansen to Takasaki station (1 hr). Then take JR Joetsu or Agatsuma Line to Shibukawa station (about 25 min). Take a bus from Shibukawa Station to Ikaho (about 20 min).
Take JR Kanto Bus that runs directly from JR Shinjuku Highway Bus Terminal to Ikaho (about 100 min).
This historic shrine, constructed about 1,400 years ago, is set in extensive grounds of 15 hectares, with a 700-meter long approach to the inner precincts. The shrine is nestled away in the mountains and dedicated to the god of fire Homusubi-no-kami and the god of soil Haniyamahime-no-kami. Several constructions on the shrine grounds including the main hall are designated as important cultural properties.
The walk from the entrance gate to the main hall through the cedar woods is very peaceful. You will be accompanied by the relaxing sound of the rippling water of the small waterfalls and streams and greeted by the statues of seven deities of good luck. The huge rock rising upon the historical main hall is very impressive. In recent years, the Haruna Shrine has become popular as a power spot which is filled with strong spiritual energy. As you descend the mountain on the bus you can experience the most breathtaking views of the snow-topped mountain line in the distance!
Take Lake Harunako Bus from West Exit of Takasaki station and get off at Haruna Jinja bus stop (about 70 min).
Fukiware Falls, which are 70 meters tall and 30 meters wide, are sometimes referred to as the "Niagara of Japan" because the shape of the falls shows some resemblance to the Niagara Falls in North America. The waterfall are impressively created by the gradual erosion of the rocks for more than 10,000 years. The view from the suspension bridge, looking down at the falls, is amazing. Especially autumn, when the leaves change their colours, the water fall attract many visitors. The forest around Fukiware falls offer many hiking and walking trails in a tranquil atmosphere.
From Tokyo, take the JR Joetsu Shinkansen to Jomo Kogen Station (about 75 minutes). From the station, take a bus to Fukiware Falls (about 70 minutes).
Built in 1892, the Usui 3rd Bridge is popularly known as Megane-bashi that translates as glasses bridge. A nickname it got from its arches that look like spectacles. The bridge functioned as a railway passage through the Usui Pass between Yokokawa in Gunma prefecture and Karuizawa in Nagano prefecture until 1963. Designed by British engineer Charles Assheton Whately Pownall and Japanese engineer Seiichi Furukawa, the bridge was built by using the mixture of Western and Eastern technology. It is currently the largest brick bridge in Japan.
Along the disused railway, there is a six-kilometer nature trail called Apt Road surrounded by beautiful nature.
We recommend renting a car to visit because the public transport is very limited.
Kanemidori, Kusatsu – Have a traditional Japanese experience at this ryokan, located a few minutes walk from the Yubatake Hot Spring.
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Kindayu – Stay close to Mount Haruna at this traditional Japanese hotel featuring multiple private onsen
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In the early morning hours of Monday, June 17, Philip "Phil" Paul, beloved husband, father and grandfather, passed away peacefully in Longview, WA, with his family at his side. It was fitting that a man who so thoroughly cherished the role of father and grandfather would hold on through Father's Day before departing this earth.
Phil was born in Modesto, CA, to Philip and Sarah Paul on Nov. 9, 1932. He attended Keyes Grammar School and Turlock High, and served in the United States Air Force during the Korean War.
During the years Phil lived in Turlock, he was a farmer and restauranteur. He and his beautiful wife Georgia were best known for converting the downtown Turlock Southern Pacific Railroad Depot into Track 29 Restaurant (now 10 East) which they owned and operated. To the many college students who worked at "The Track," they were known as "Mom and Dad." After selling the restaurant, Phil parlayed his love of boating into a career as yacht broker in Southern California until his retirement in 2003, after which time Phil and Georgia lived in Big Bear where they were active in St. Joseph's Catholic Church and youth confirmation class.
Phil is remembered as a man of integrity and deep faith. He loved God and witnessed to his Catholic faith all his life long. Well into his senior years (77) he cheerfully became an active member of the Legion of Mary and later still underwent more rigor traveling to Portland, OR, for several years of study to become a professed member of Holy Rosary Chapter Dominican Laity in 2015.
He was generous with his time and many talents, which ranged from welding and woodwork to art and early adoption of computers. He had a wonderful sense of humor and always looked forward to the next great adventure.
Phil is preceded in death by his wife Georgia, his parents Philip and Sarah Paul, his brother Joash, and his sister Sara Thomas.
Phil is survived by his wife Margaret Bernardez; his children Mary Paul Stewart, Phil Paul III (Jannett), Michael Paul, Greg Paul, Steve Bernardez (Roberta), Tim Bernardez (Sherie), and Alexandra Bernardez; grandchildren Philip Paul IV, Sarah Stewart, Katie Bernardez, Jenny Bernardez, and Zachary Bernardez; and his sister Victoria Paul.
Services will be held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Turlock, on Friday, June 28, 2019. Rosary at 10 a.m. and mass at 10:30 a.m. Inurnment to follow at Turlock Memorial Park.
Phil and his wife Margaret made Longview, WA, their home during their marriage of almost 10 years. A memorial mass at St. Rose De Viterbo Catholic Church in Longview, will be held at a future date. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be given to The Assyrian Aid Society of America: www.assyrianaid.org.
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Die Vils ist ein etwa 87 km langer rechter Zufluss der Naab in der Oberpfalz, der im Markt Kallmünz im Landkreis Regensburg nach ungefähr südlichem Lauf in die untere Naab mündet.

Name
Der Flussname "Vils" tritt im bayerischen und österreichischen Raum mehrfach auf. Woher der Name stammt, ist nicht geklärt. Der Begriff könnte sich von dem germanischen Wort "felvo" für "Weide" (richtig: urgerm. *felwō, ahd. felawa, velwa, mhd. velwe, nhd. Felbe "Weide") ableiten.

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Quelle
Die Vils entspringt auf etwa  in Kleinschönbrunn im Markt Freihung im Landkreis Amberg-Sulzbach auf einer wasserstauenden Schicht an der Basis der Kalkschichten des Oberen Juras. Bei der Quelle handelt es sich um eine sogenannte Schichtquelle. Die Quellschüttung liegt relativ konstant bei 11 Litern pro Sekunde.

Verlauf
Auf ihren ersten etwa fünf Kilometern fließt sie zunächst nordnordöstlich auf Freihung zu. Am Südwestrand des Ortes biegt sie abrupt nach Westen um und durchquert die waldreiche Landschaft mit der Forstlohe im Süden und dem Truppenübungsplatz Grafenwöhr im Norden, wobei sie in die Gemarkung Vilseck übertritt.

Dort wendet sie sich nach Südsüdost und durchfließt anschließend die Gemarkungen des Marktes Hahnbach und der Gemeinde Poppenricht. Dann durchquert sie auf ihrem Mittellauf die kreisfreie Stadt Amberg, den größten Ort an ihren Ufern. In weiterhin beständiger Richtung durchläuft sie die Gemarkungen und Hauptorte der Gemeinden Kümmersbruck und Ensdorf.

Mit den Eintritt in das Gebiet von Markt Rieden fließt sie ungefähr südlich weiter und nimmt dann im folgenden Markt Schmidmühlen von rechts die fast 35 Kilometer lange Lauterach auf, ihren mit Abstand längsten Zufluss. Auf dem restlichen Unterlauf grenzt zunächst rechts der Truppenübungsplatz Hohenfels im Landkreis Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz an, dem kurz die Stadtgemarkung von Burglengenfeld im Landkreis Schwandorf gegenüberliegt. Danach fließt sie in die Gemarkung des Marktes Kallmünz im Landkreis Regensburg ein und mündet in dessen Hauptort auf etwa  von rechts in die untere Naab.

Der heutige Verlauf der Vils entstand erst während der Eiszeiten aus drei anderen Flüssen. Im Bereich der Vilsecker Mulde verlief die Vils Richtung Osten und floss ursprünglich in die Haidenaab. Durch einen rückschreitenden Bach entstand der Durchbruch bei Gumpenhof. So wurde der Verlauf der Vils nach Süden ins Hahnbacher Becken umgeleitet. Ein zweiter Vorläufer der Vils kam aus der Gegend um Röckenricht. Dieser durchfloss das Hahnbacher Becken in südöstlicher Richtung, rechts am Mariahilfberg vorbei und weiter über die Freihölser Senke zur Naab. Der heutige Unterlauf der Vils war früher ein Nebenfluss der Lauterach. Das Köferinger- und das Mühlwalder Tal am Nordostrand des Hirschwald sind Überreste des heute trockengefallenen Oberlaufs dieses Lauterachzuflusses. Erst nachdem sich der Vilsvorläufer einen neuen Durchbruch aus dem Hahnbacher Backen westlich des Mariahilfberges geschaffen hatte und der nördliche Lauterachzufluss angezapft wurde, vereinigten sich beide Flusssysteme zur heutigen Vils.

Die 87,4 km lange Vils verliert auf ihrem Lauf etwa 115 Meter an Höhe, was einem mittleren Sohlgefälle von 1,3 ‰ entspricht.

Einzugsgebiet und Zuflüsse
Das insgesamt 1239 km² große, orografische Einzugsgebiet der Vils umfasst den nördlichen Bereich des zum Bezirk Oberpfalz gehörenden Teils der Fränkischen Alb.
Dazu gehören auch verkarstete Hochflächen mit Trockentälern ohne oder mit nur periodischem oberirdischem Abfluss.

 Ringelmühlbach, von rechts und Ostsüdosten bei Freihung
 Frankenohe, von rechts und Nordwesten auf  bei Vilseck-Gressenwöhr
 Wiesenlohbach, von rechts und Westen gegenüber von Vilseck-Frauenbrunn
 Schmalnohebach, von rechts und Westsüdwesten auf  bei Vilseck-Frauenbrunn
 Kainzbach, von links und Ostnordosten bei Hahnbach-Süß
 Furthbach, von rechts und Westnordwesten nach Hahnbach-Süß
 Rosenbach, von rechts und Westnordwesten bei Poppenricht-Altmannshof
 Gebenbach, von links und Nordnordosten bei Amberg-Schweighof
 Ammerbach, von rechts und Westen in Amberg
 Krumbach, von links und Nordnordosten gegenüber von Kümmersbruck-Haselmühl
 Lauterach, von rechts und Nordwesten in Schmidmühlen
 Forellenbach, von rechts und Nordwesten in Kallmünz-Rohrbach

Talnatur
Die Vils hat den Landkreis Amberg-Sulzbach landschaftlich und wirtschaftlich geprägt. Im nördlichen Teil liegt das Flussbett in weiten Tallagen der Vilsecker und Hahnbacher Mulde, ab Amberg hat die Vils ein tiefes Kastental ins Juragestein gegraben.

Geschichte
Die kleinen Orte und Gemeinden am Ufer der Vils blicken zum Teil auf eine über 1000-jährige Geschichte zurück. Viele (Hammerherren-)Schlösser, Klöster und Kirchen zeigen noch den kunst- und kulturhistorischen Reichtum der Region.

Im Mittelalter hatte die Vils als Transportweg für das in der Oberpfalz gefertigte Eisen-Halbzeug große Bedeutung. Um Schifffahrt betreiben zu können, staute man zahlreiche Wehre an. Mit so genannten Vils-Plätten transportierte man ab Amberg die Eisenerzeugnisse bis nach Regensburg. Ziel war der Donau-Hafen am Amberger Stadel oberhalb der Steinernen Brücke. Für die Rückfahrt lud man vor allem Salz. Im Jahr 1996 wurden zur Landesgartenschau in Amberg derartige Vils-Plätten nach alten Unterlagen nachgebaut, die für Ausflugsfahrten benutzt werden.

Renaturierung
Heute ist die Vils ein gutes Beispiel für Renaturierungsmaßnahmen. Der Fluss wird über weite Strecken in sein altes Bett zurückverlegt und mäandriert durch ein Flusstal im Oberpfälzer Jura. Die Wehre dienen zur Energiegewinnung und werden mit sogenannten Fischsteigen versehen, die den Flusslauf für Fische durchgängig machen.

Tourismus
Der Vils folgt ein ausgewiesener Kanuwanderweg.

Ein Abschnitt des Rundradwanderwegs Fünf-Flüsse-Radweg verläuft entlang der Vils. Die Route erreicht von Sulzbach-Rosenberg kommend in Amberg in der Nähe der Erzbergbrücke den Fluss und folgt ihm bis zur Mündung.

Der Vilstalwanderweg führt über eine Strecke von 90 km von der Quelle in Kleinschönbrunn bis Kallmünz.

Literatur
 Franz Xaver Bogner: Das Tal von Vils und Lauterach. Luftbildband. Pustet, Regensburg 2001, ISBN 3-7917-1755-3.

Weblinks

 Kartenausschnitt mit Lauf und Einzugsgebiet der Vils (Amberg am Mittellauf) auf:
 Naturnaher Umbau der Vils im südlichen Stadtgebiet von Amberg
 Ökologischer Ausbau und vorbeugender Hochwasserschutz
 Seite zum Vilstalwanderweg auf www.bayerischerjura.de
 Seite zum Vilstalwanderweg auf www.amberg-sulzbacher-land.de
 Vilstalwanderweg – Eine Wanderung von der Quelle bis zur Mündung (PDF; 2,8 MB)

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Gewässer im Landkreis Amberg-Sulzbach
Geographie (Amberg)
Gewässer im Landkreis Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz
Fließgewässer im Landkreis Schwandorf
Gewässer im Landkreis Regensburg
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By clicking on the error message I am brought to Manage Optional Features. The History lists several failed attempts to install English (US) Speech Recognition. The install fails with error 0x80070422 (terse as usual, thanks Microsoft).
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*What does the error mean (i.e. Why the install fails)?

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