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McIlroy Considering Rio 2016 Withdrawal Due to Zika Virus
World number three Rory McIlroy has hinted he may turn down the chance to represent Ireland at this year's Olympic Games due to heightened concerns over the Zika virus.
The four-time major champion golfer says he is "monitoring" the current state of the disease in Brazil as he and fiancée Erica Stoll are looking to start a family in the near future.
Zika, which causes babies to be born with small heads and under-developed brains and can also cause miscarriages, premature birth and vision problems in babies, remains an issue in the build-up to this year's Olympic Games.
Earlier this month, scientists claimed the mosquito-borne virus could be even more dangerous than first thought, raising the level of concerns surrounding the disease with less than three months to go until the Rio 2016 Opening Ceremony on August 5.
The 27-year-old confirmed skipping the Games was a possibility when directly questioned on the matter while also declaring that he was "looking forward" to playing at the Olympics.
"There's going to be a point in the next couple of years where we are going to have to think about starting a family," McIlroy told the BBC.
"Right now I'm ready to go but I don't want anything to affect that.
"I have been reading a lot of reports about Zika and there have been some articles coming out saying that it might be worse than they're saying and I have to monitor that situation."
McIlroy, who has opted to represent Ireland at Rio 2016 rather than Great Britain, follows other leading names in the sport to have expressed doubts about the effects of the Zika virus ahead of the Games, where golf will make its Olympic return after a 112-year hiatus.
Australian Marc Leishman pulled out of competing in the Olympic tournament in order to protect his wife Audrey, who nearly lost her life to toxic shock syndrome last year, as he says he "cannot risk" her falling ill in Rio.
Vijay Singh of Fiji, a winner of three majors, also cited Zika as one of his main reasons for withdrawing from Rio 2016 and admitted where the Olympic competition fell in the schedule was a factor in his decision.
A number of golf's star names have already made it clear they will not head to Rio, including outspoken Australian Adam Scott and South African duo Louis Oosthuizen and Charl Schwartzel.
McIlroy, who will enter the Olympic competition in Rio as one of the favourites should he opt to travel to the Brazilian city, had previously claimed he was "worried" about golf's future at the Games.
He fears it may be axed after Tokyo 2020 due to the indifferent attitude shown by many of the top players in the sport towards the game being on the programme.
Republished with permission from insidethegames.biz
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Nathan Solstad, 1, wears a cowardly lion costume with his mother, Courtney Solstad, on the path of the Dallas Arboretum's Pumpkin Village, themed The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
How do you pick the perfect pumpkin? It's not exactly as easy as pie. To help you in your search, we've rounded up some of the top spots to try. Where to start? Read on.
Pack a picnic or enjoy a stroll through the gardens during the Dallas Arboretum's 13th annual fall festival. The scenic venue has been recognized as one of "America's Best Pumpkin Festivals" by Fodor's Travel and one of Architectural Digest's "15 Breathtaking Botanical Gardens to Visit This Season."
This year's Autumn at the Arboretum focuses on elements from the classic books and plays featuring the boy who would not grow up, Peter Pan. Housing more than 90,000 pumpkins, the internationally acclaimed Pumpkin Village is themed "Adventures in Neverland" Visitors can see a pirate ship sailing high seas of yellow and orange gourds and adventure through the Lost Boys hideout, while steering clear of Captain Hook and Tick-Tock the Crocodile. Pumpkins are available for purchase, and special events this year include a Quinceanera Fashion Show in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month on Sept. 22 and a fifth birthday party -- including cake -- for the the Rory Meyers Children's Adventure Garden on Sept. 21-23.
Sept. 22-Nov. 21 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Dallas Arboretum, 8525 Garland Road, Dallas. dallasarboretum.org.
Plenty of pumpkins, yes, but it's the 2-acre corn maze that's the standout attraction on the Hall family farm in the heart of Grapevine. The tallest stalks reach as high as 9 feet, and the real challenge comes after dark for those who attempt to make their way by flashlight. Evening hayrides run approximately every 30 minutes from 5 p.m. to close on Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Activities best-suited for tiny tykes are the hay-bale maze and the miniature tractor corral, and older kids can crawl around on antique farm equipment and visit the chickens and rabbits. Take your camera for photo ops at this attraction, which features displays of pumpkins ready for purchase and a pie-pumpkin patch for those who want to select their own.
Sept. 28-Oct. 31 at 3420 Hall-Johnson Road, Grapevine. Find more info at hallspumpkinfarm.net.
Kids check out the mini pumpkins at the Flower Mound Pumpkin Patch.
Brute strength -- or maybe the help of a little red Radio Flyer wagon -- is all you need to hoist these plump specimens from the ripe rows of pre-picked pumpkins that are ready to go at the Double Oak Ranch. On owner Jan Balekian's front lawn, children delight in posing for photos with their favorite yard-art cartoon characters, hundreds of which Balekian hand-painted. The volunteer staff members keep watchful eyes on the children as they wind their way through the two hay-bale mazes, play on the merry-go-round, burn off energy in bounce houses and glide down the inflatable slide. Kids can also travel by train or by tractor for a good old-fashioned hayride around the grounds.
Oct. 1-Oct. 31 at 5100 Cross Timbers Road, Flower Mound. Find more info at flowermoundpumpkinpatch.com.
For wide open spaces and fresh country air, head for this family-owned attraction at Preston Trail Farms. The location houses a general store that offers feed, hardware, food and gifts. You'll find plenty of pumpkins off the vine here and can peruse the pumpkin patch as much as you like. Visit the creatures in the petting barn, including goats and sheep. There's also a hay-bale maze.
Through Nov. 21 at 15102 State Highway 289, Gunter (about 23 miles north of Frisco). Find more info at prestontrailfarms.com.
Owned and operated by the nonprofit River Ranch Educational Charities, this pumpkin patch features pony rides, bounce houses, a petting zoo filled with farm animals, a hay-bale maze and wagon tours through an old Western town made up of authentic late-19th-century buildings moved to the ranch from locations throughout the U.S. Each child receives a mini pumpkin while supplies last.
Sept. 29 through Oct. 31 at Storybook Ranch, 3701 S. Custer Road, McKinney. Find more info at storybookranch.org.
Get out of the city and breathe in some fresh fall air at this pumpkin patch south of Mansfield. Attractions include bounce houses, pony rides, duck races, a petting zoo, a train ride, a hayride, a wooden maze, and a train and tractor playground. Children can enjoy cookies and apple juice while listening to a storyteller. With admission, each child can choose a pie-size pumpkin from the pumpkin patch and decorate it with markers.
Wear costumes and trick-or-treat on the farm on Oct. 27.
Pumpkin patch opens Sept. 29. Country Critters Farm, 3709 County Road 617, Alvarado. Find more info at countrycrittersfarm.com.
Visit this 1890s Victorian farmhouse in the heart of Plano for a dose of history and culture. Poncho's Pumpkin Patch is the perfect place for fall photo-ops, with a hay-bale maze and plenty of pumpkins for purchase. All pumpkin sales benefit the museum, which aims to preserve history through its historical tours and educational field trips.
Children ages 1 to 9 are invited to come in costume and trick-or-treat on the farm from 10 a.m. to noon on Oct. 26. Activities include chicken feeding, a craft and tractor rides. Cost is $7 per child in advance or $8 at the door and $3 per adult.
Adults 21 and up can enjoy the inaugural Pumpkins, Pinots and Pooches from 6 to 9 p.m. on Oct. 26. Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome for an evening of ghost tales by the North 40 StoryTellers, a wine tasting by Scout and Cellar, caricatures, dog trick-or-treats, a costume contest, a puppy parade, bobbing for apples and dog training tips from Camp Bow Wow. Cost is $20 per person and $5 per dog, and reservations are required.
Through Oct. 31 at Heritage Farmstead Museum, 1900 W. 15th St., Plano. Find more info at heritagefarmstead.org.
Here are some other places to choose a pumpkin.
St. James Episcopal Church Pumpkin Patch: The patch is open Oct. 1-31 at the intersection of Audelia and McCree, just north of Northwest Highway in Dallas.
Pumpkin Patch Party at the Rustic: This uptown hot spot has partnered with TUPPS Brewery for the 2018 version of this annual event. Sample TUPPS' Full Grown Jack Pumpkin Spiced Imperial Stout -- and other TUPPS beers -- and decorate pumpkins to live music. Winner of the carving contest will win gift cards from The Rustic and a prize pack from TUPPS. Oct. 14 from noon to 5 p.m. at The Rustic, 3656 Howell St., Dallas.
Viridian Fall Fest: Benefiting the Viridian Dad's Club, this event features a pumpkin patch and full Farmers Market, plus pet adoptions, lawn games (think washers, giant Jenga and giant Connect Four), live music, a petting zoo, food trucks and a craft beer tasting. Oct. 15 at Overlook Park, 1210 Viridian Park Lane, Arlington.
Fall Festival at the Plaza: Have your photo taken with Humperdink the camel, get your face painted, play carnival games, go on hay rides, visit an exotic petting zoo and more. Of course, you can also pick out a pumpkin at the patch. There will be concessions for purchase and for $5 you can help judge a Chili & Cornbread Cook-off. Oct. 20 from 5 to 8 p.m. at Castle Hills Village Shops and Plaza, 2540 King Arthur Blvd., Lewisville.
Ellen Ritscher Sackett, Ann Pinson, Kiley Faulkner and Brentney Hamilton contributed to this report.


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I have personal and professional experience of the Notting Hill Carnival. If you do a search for this event you will find all manor of opinions and perhaps even statisticle breakdowns.
I'm not going to say much more than that. I live close enough to the Notting Hill Carnival for it to have an impact on my day to day life. This year we decided to get away. Not far, just across the river to south London.
A couple of my mates laughed when they found out how close I still was to home but to be honest a break is a break and it is nice to see different parts of London that I wouldn't usually visit. One thing that was immediately notable was hearing London accents!
That might sound odd to those outside of London but the MLE that you often hear is not a traditional London accent. What is MLE? Multi Cultural London English.
London accents where as different as British regional accents but now MLE is wide spread. I'm not a fan so it was nice to be surrounded by people talking proper English like wot I does. (I suspect it will mainly be Londoners that get that).
Its a photo blog so here are a couple of photos taken on my little point & shoot Canon S100.
Canon S100: ISO 100 f/8 hand held at 1/15 sec.
Canon S100: ISO 100 f/8 1/125 sec.
It would have been nice to take a better camera out but the Canon S100 is just so small and convenient to carry.
I had a nice break and I think a Notting Hill Carnival Escape may well become an annual thing. Carnival is not for me, it isn't what it was when it started out in the 1960s but if you did go, I hope you had a good time.
Thanks for stopping and having a look at my images.


Roma and The Favourite were the biggest winners at the 2019 BAFTAs. Another awards season is winding down to a close and in the build up to the Oscars later this month, all of the key Academy Award precursors are weighing in with their choices for the best of 2018 in film. Over the past month, cinephiles have seen the Golden Globes, Critics' Choice Awards, Producers Guild Awards, Screen Actors Guild Awards, and Directors Guild Awards hand out their trophies, and now it's time for the British Film Academy to unveil their winners.
Anyone who's been following the 2019 awards circuit know this has been one of the most unpredictable races in recent memory. With multiple films claiming big wins, there's still no undisputed frontrunner for Best Picture, even though the Oscars are two weeks away (as of this writing). The BAFTA winners don't always translate perfectly to the Academy Awards (last year, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri won Best Film at BAFTA), but this will still provide film buffs with some fun results to dissect as they try to predict how the Oscars will unfold.
Read on for the full list of 2019 BAFTA winners - and let us know in the comments if any of your favorites took home the top prizes!
With four wins, Alfonso Cuarón's Roma had a big night, further solidifying its status as the one to beat this year. Previously, Roma won Best Picture and Director at the Critics' Choice Awards, and Cuarón earned Best Director honors at the DGA. It's worth mentioning that no foreign language film has ever won Best Picture at the Oscars, but it's becoming increasingly likely Roma will be the one to break that glass ceiling. Even if it doesn't, Netflix has to be thrilled with the way things turned out. Roma's sheer number of accolades legitimized the streaming giant as a bona fide player on the awards circuit, potentially changing the game longterm. Netflix has some projects in the pipeline that could be Best Picture contenders (Martin Scorsese's The Irishman among them), so Roma's success is noteworthy for multiple reasons.
Elsewhere, Yorgos Lanthimos' The Favourite took home the most awards, tallying seven wins in total. Given the film's subject matter (it's set in 18th century England), it isn't surprising the British Academy took kindly to the offbeat costume drama. Coincidentally, The Favourite tied Roma for the most nominations at the 2019 Academy Awards (10), so it'll be interesting to see if it has any luck with the Oscars. Also of note is BlacKkKlansman taking home Best Adapted Screenplay, its first major win at the precursors. Spike Lee's hard-hitting drama has a sleeper's chance of pulling off a Best Picture upset, so securing a BAFTA was huge.


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Oba Jimoh Oyewumi Ajagungbade: Soun Of Ogbomoso Dies At 95
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The Soun of Ogbomoso, Oba Jimoh Oyewumi Ajagungbade 111 has passed away, Newspremises has learnt.
Newspremises gathered from multiple sources that the monarch joined his ancestors in the early hours of Sunday, December 12, 2021.
The death of the monarch has not been announced officially according to sources in the town, but palace sources who asked not to be named, confirmed the death of the monarch.
The monarch died at the age of 95.
He was said to have reigned for 48 years.
Our correspondent learnt that the monarch was born on May 27th 1926 in Ogbomoso.
Ogbomoso is the second largest town in Oyo State after Ibadan, the State capital.
The monarch was one of the sons of Oba Bello Afolabi Oyewumi.
He ascended the throne of his forefathers on October 24, 1973.
Details of his death and burial are still scanty.
Bandits Kidnapped Sheikh Gumi's Brother & He Paid A Ransom
Buhari Reacts To Death Of Soun Of Ogbomoso


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FIWARE SDC Manager - Overview
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What you get
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The FIWARE Software Deployment and Configuration (SDC) GE is the key enabler
used to support automated deployment (installation and configuration) of software
on running virtual machines. As part of the complete process of deployment of applications,
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Documentation
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-   `User and Programmers Guide <user_guide.rst>`_
-   `Installation and Administration Guide <installation-guide.rst>`_

.. REFERENCES

.. _FIWARE PaaS Manager: https://github.com/telefonicaid/fiware-paas

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8/14/2003 – The net-based news daily Chess Today is published by GM Alexander Baburin. This month the landmark 1000th edition was sent to subscribers. To commemorate the milestone Baburin took part in a chat on Playchess.com. Here's a transcript of this interesting discussion.
Chess Today is a net-based daily chess newspaper, run by Grandmaster Alexander Baburin. It is mailed to subscribers and contains news from around the world, puzzles, interviews, book reviews and instructional materials. The specialty is well-annotated games. CT comes at a PDF file with the games in ChessBase and PGN formats attached.
This month Chess Today reached a special landmark – issue No 1000! You can download this special issue and see what Chess Today is like. To celebrate the anniversary Alexander Baburin also appeared on the Playchess.com server for an extended Q&A session.
Chess Today is the first daily electronic newspaper on chess, which I started in November 2000. The idea was to provide chess public with fresh tournament news and annotated games from the tournaments still in progress. Currently Chess Today has two technical editors - Graham Brown from UK and Ralph Marconi from Canada, and six main journalists: IM Vladimir Barsky, Maxim Notkin and Nikolai Vlassov and GMs Ruslan Scherbakov, Mikhail Golubev and Alexander Baburin. We have readers all around the world - in USA, Canada, Australia, Asia and in most European countries. Currently CT has over 650 readers, including about 40 Grandmasters. We also has over 700 readers on our Free Trial list, where people receive about one issue a month.
Each issue is delivered via e-mail and comes in 3 formats - in PDF (3-5 pages), PGN and CBV. Currently Yahoo hosts our mailing list. Most issues have one well-annotated game and 1-2 tactical puzzles, as well as latest chess news. Many issues also contain letters from our readers, instructional materials, book reviews, interviews and cartoons. Players rated 1500+, who are serious about chess, will benefit from the paper most.
If you like Chess Today product, please tell your friends about it - your help will be much appreciated!
The chat took started at 19:00 German time. Reading unedited chats is simply painful, so Baburin spent a few hours editing this chat – putting questions and answers together, combining them in small thematic groups and expanding slightly on some questions. The chat revolted around a few themes: the Chess Today newspaper, Baburin's chess career, chess in Ireland, Dortmund super tournament and the current crisis of the professional chess, how to get better at chess, etc.
Alexander Baburin: Hello to everyone!
AB: Well, if Chess Today could change the (chess) world, we would have done it yesterday – you can be sure of that! But we cover problems of the professional chess and inform our readers about them. Recently we published interviews with Glek, Anand and Svidler.
Blonder Engel: You were born in Russia – how long have you lived in Ireland?
AB: I was born in Russia, but moved to Ireland 10 years ago.
Magic Warrior: How many grandmasters are in Ireland today?
Megawat: Let me ask you, why Ireland?
AB: I was invited to Ireland – to work for one year as a chess coach. The Irish could never get rid of me since!
Gaby_Aßmann: Why did you choose Ireland as the land to live in – most others go to countries with better weather – like Spain or France – or even USA?
AB: Spain, France or USA did not invite me, while Ireland did! At the time (1993) it was not a problem to leave Russia, the problem was to get in to a western country – I mean legally, not as a refugee.
dustbin: Apart from Sam Collins, are there any very strong up-and-coming juniors in Ireland?
AB: There are a few good juniors in Ireland now, for example Carl McPhilips.
geesh: What do you think the future holds for Irish chess?
Megawat: Do you regularly play in British championship?
AB: I played in the British Championship once. It's expensive and I also do not feel that it is right for foreigners to play in the British, even if the rules allow this.
Megawat: Does Chess Today publish chess news from the whole UK?
AB: No – from the whole world! It's not limited to UK or US or whatever.
Blonder Engel: How did u get the idea to create a daily chess newspaper?
AB: I knew that I could write about chess everyday, but could not think of any sensible newspaper willing to publish it. So, I started my own!
Megawat: Hello, can you tell me which GMs work on Chess Today?
AB: There are a few people working on CT – GMs Golubev, Scherbakov and I, IMs Barsky, Vlassov and Notkin.
deep hmmm: How can I get hold of Chess Today in Sweden?
AB: If there is Internet in Sweden, we are in business! Simply visit our website.
Blonder Engel: How many hours a day do you spend working on Chess Today?
AB: If I prepare the issue, then 3-4 hours. I also spend some time almost every day coordinating work, answering e-mails, promoting Chess Today, etc. I like this work!
deep hmmm: Stupid question but.... What's the URL of Chess Today?
CVT: Get more reader letters into Chess Today – it makes it more interactive.
Megawat: I've used a free trial of Chess Today, wouldn't you advise all players to use it? That will make many of them to buy it.
AB: There is a Free Trial of Chess Today – we send about one issue a month to that list. There are about 10 sample issues at www.chesstoday.net – but if somebody wants our paper, he or she will get it after seeing one sample. If somebody doesn't want to buy it, you can show his 100 samples and just waste your time.
Megawat: Who is Graham Brown?
AB: Graham Brown is a club-level player from UK and one of Chess Today's two technical editors. I only met him in person in UK after we did 400 issues or so! This is the power of the Net for you!
Bordin: Why is your today newspaper so good? Is there only news or there is training too?
AB: Chess Today is good (superb, excellent, fantastic...) because usually we have one well-annotated game, some tactical positions, news, book reviews, etc – enough material to keep anyone busy and happy!
Hob: What level of player is CT aimed at?
AB: CT is aimed at 1500+ level – we really have stuff for everyone!
Megawat: Is it daily journal or weekly?
Megawat: How can you be so fast? You don't have many GMs in your team.
AB: Every day one person takes care of one CT issue – this keeps us all sane. Even if we had 100 GMs, only one could work on the issue.
Megawat: Is it possible to open CT without Adobe Acrobat?
AB: Chess Today comes in 2 formats – PDF for reading a printed version and CBV and PGN files for playing through games on computer. They really compliment each other.
moin: How many people read Chess Today?
AB: about 650 people receive Chess Today, how many read, I don't know! We also have over 800 in the Free Trial list. Some issues are available as samples on the Web. But I think that the audience to which CT would suit well, is much wider – a few thousand people. My job is to try to reach them!
HeleneFan: What is the price of Chess Today and is there a German paper?
AB: Chess Today would cost you 15 euro for 3 months, 25 for 6 months and 45 euro for one year. The only version available now is English. I am thinking about versions in other languages, but we need many more subscribers to make that possible.
Hob: What do you think of the state of chess today with no clear direction or champion?
AB: I think chess needs a change – it's been too bad for too long! I mean, it's in a mess if we think chess is a sport.
CVT: Sorry to ask again, but why do you think you can't change chess politics? If no one starts it will never change.
CVT: I read the Anand interview and he also thinks it is a mess, but wants to do nothing to change it.
AB: I don't think it's for Anand to change the chess world – it's more a task for chess officials and organisations. He is a brilliant player and should play!
CVT: But didn't the officials and organisations have enough time to try? Why don't the top players found a union and do it by themselves if everybody thinks it is a mess.
AB: Chess pros are pretty individualistic by nature. A lot of them are also not practical – they are too deeply in chess.
CVT: Do you think there will be a real championship within the next 3 years?
AB: I hope that there will be an end (finish) to these matches proposed, but I am not sure that we will have a good system 3 years from now.
CVT: And what format should a real championship have in your opinion?
AB: Small knockout (32 players max) tournament, with at least 12 games in the final.
geesh: If you could name 3 books which made you the player you are, what would they be?
AB: I love chess books and it's hard for me to single out just three. But Zurich 1953 would be one of them.
Megawat: How old was you when you became a GM?
AB: I was 29 when I got GM title in 1996 – too old – almost time to retire by modern standards.
geesh: When did you start taking chess seriously and developing ambitions in the chess world?
AB: I became a chess professional at the age of 20.
geesh: Did you always want to be a chess pro?
Megawat: when did you start playing?
AB: I was 7 or 8 when I learnt the game, by 12 I was already in pretty strong junior events.
Megawat: and who taught you this game?
AB: My father taught me. Then a lady came to my school and started a chess club.
Megawat: What was your best elo?
AB: My best rating was 2600 – back in 1997.
HeleneFan: What book helped you mostly to become better?
AB: I can't single out any book which helped me get better most, but Zurich 1953 would be a good candidate for that. It's a fun book – this is what I like.
Piccicci: When did you decide to spend so much time writing chess books instead of studying and playing chess tournaments?
AB: I started playing less chess after 1998. But the big change took place in 1993 when I moved to Ireland – I had to have a steady income and thus became more of a coach and journalist than a player. But I like playing and enjoy the atmosphere of chess tournaments.
jrt: So who is the strongest player you have ever beaten?
AB: I won again Korchnoi in 1996 in Copenhagen Open – he must be the most famous and highest rated player I ever beat.
blueeagle: When did you become Grandmaster and how did you feel?
was ready in 1992, but missed my chances then.
Taproot: What was your most difficult obstacle on the road to becoming a GM, and how did you overcome it?
AB: Psychological. I got my first GM norm in my first GM tournament, missed the final norm in my 2nd GM tournament (failed to win an almost winning position in the last round!) and that left a scar... Playing in many tournaments in 1995-1996 was my way to fix it.
geesh: Do you feel too many Grandmaster titles are being handed out nowadays? Should the rules be made stricter?
AB: I agree that there are too many GMs now. FIDE deliberately relaxed the rules and that is bad!
Megawat: Who is the highest rated player whom you ever played?
AB: I played Ivanchuk at the Yerevan Olympiad in 1996, he was 2700+. He must be my highest rated opponent so far.
sebi-chess: Did you win against Kasparov at any time and if yes how often ?
geesh: At what age do you think a chess player peaks in playing ability?
AB: People used to say that 35 was the peak. I think now best years for chess player are between 22 and 40 – there is a plateau when one can play his best chess. A lot depends on energy and experience – think of Kasparov and Korchnoi!
bjornfokker: Who is the best player in the world you think?
AB: Kasparov is the best at the moment.
sebi-chess: Would you call Garry your idol?
AB: Garry – my idol?! I believe that Kasparov is the greatest player ever, but that's it.
sebi-chess: OK, so do you have another idol?
Brener: Which player impressed you most?
AB: It could be Fischer – his legend looked great to me as a young boy in the 70s. As persons – many of the top players I know are very interesting guys. I think Korchnoi is very impressive!
HeleneFan: What kind of style do you play?
AB: Boring... L But seriously, I am a 'structuralist' – I like pawn chains, etc.
deep hmmm: Which player do you admire the most and feel closest to by your own playing style?
AB: I won't admire any guy who plays in the same boring style as me! I admire all world Champions and quite a few other top players. Probably Lasker, Tal and Kasparov are my favourites – for different reasons.
deep hmmm: I am looking at your profile in Chess Base- why don't you play 1.e4?
bjornfokker: What's your favourite opening?
AB: My Favourite opening must be the Alekhine Defence – stuff for masochists though.
GeWi: How many hours do you – as a GM – still study nowadays?
AB: I don't really study chess now... I read about chess, write about it, but that's different. But I hope to start working on my own game at some point in the future. BTW, nobody in chess works a fixed number of hours every day – a lot depends on the mood, etc.
Hob: Interesting result in Dortmund – would you agree that closed super tournaments were the same players play each other is hurting the game?
AB: I was very glad to see Bologan winning the Dortmund – those elite tournaments should open up to new blood!
Ayla: Do you also think that the heat was the main reason for the numerous blunders at that Dortmund tournament. There were many, in my opinion, having in mind the high category.
AB: Oh, I did not know that... Heat would affect your play, but I think the quality of games wasn't that bad.
Ayla: They had climate control, but of course only in the playing hall. I live in Dortmund and visited it regularly. But talking to Arshak Petrosian he told me that Leko was affected very much by the heat: couldn't sleep, didn't see any ideas in analysis and so on.
bjornfokker: How can I become better?
AB: I have an easy recipe how to become better at chess – study! Books, your games and other people games. Take lessons.
thegrin: Do you consider it more beneficial for the beginner to start studying more classical games (Morphy, Steinitz...) or study more modern material?
AB: For beginners (and not just beginners!) it's important to study, full stop! What to study (old or new games) is secondary. But old games might be better – because they used more words in annotations back then.
bjornfokker: Do you think that humans can ever be as good as computers?
AB: The question used to be the other way around! I think that (best) human players could be as good as best machines in chess for a while. I'd give it at least another 10 years.
doverbeme: Why do people agree short draws?
geesh: How important do you think it is to know your opening theory? The 'Nunns of the world' claim it's pretty important, on the other hand, the 'Hebdens' claim it's not.
AB: If you play against strong GMs (or just equal or stronger player), you must know your opening stuff well. In other cases you might get away with less knowledge.
Taproot: So, you think that 45 would be too late to undertake serious chess – say, to win a national title or something?
kannstemakkenix: I elo rating of about 1700. I am 44. What do you think can a man reach when he still work.
geesh: What do you think the best way to learn an opening from scratch is....a book or database?
AB: Reading books + studying your own games is a good way to study openings. Nowadays your can often replace book with database or combine them.
Megawat: I'm 14 years old. Real elo 2275. I am Champion of Georgia under 16. But now have some problems: exams at school and some other ones. So my chess went a little down. What can you recommend?
AB: When you don't have enough time for chess or have other pressures, take it easy – take your time – chess will come back.
mbreit0: What do you think about shuffle chess and other chess art?
geesh: Do you think correspondence chess is a good way to improve? Or are tried and tested methods more effective?
doverbeme: What did you make of the best game prize incident at Linares?
AB: I think that Kasparov-Radjabov was not the best game of the tournament – I agree with Garry here. Best and sensational are different things.
geesh: Do you feel Morozevich is justified in giving up professional chess because of the faulty system?
jrt: Can a say, 2500 ELO GM make a decent living just playing chess?
AB: If you are 2500 GM, you can make OK living from playing in tournaments, but a lot depends where you live. In some countries in Europe a monthly income of $300 is still OK. But it's tough when you have kids, etc.
sebi-chess: Did you play for Magdeburg a long time ago?
AB: I never played for Magdeburg. I played for Neukoln years ago, but not much.
Gaby_Aßmann: But you played in German first League, didn't you?
AB: I played for Delmenhorst in 1999/2000. We even finished 3rd in BL, but then the team collapsed. Last season I played for Bremer SC 1877 and this year we will play in the top BL division.
HeleneFan: Do you think Leko and Kramnik did not want to show their real strength because of their match?
AB: Kramnik and Leko have something (their opening ideas) to hide, but I'd think that the whole situation when they don't know what's going on with their match, affected them much more than the need to cover up their opening ideas.
Koti: Are you married? Do you have children? Do they play chess also?
AB: I am married to Elena. She is Russian, we come from the same city. We have two children – Ivan (13) and Anastasia (8). Both play chess, but not seriously. I never taught them properly.
Taproot: If they wanted to pursue chess professionally, how would you feel about it?
AB: If my kids wanted to become chess pros, I would give them all the help I could. I probably won't work with them, introducing some of my good friends instead. I don't think parents should influence too much what their kids do in life. But being chess pro is tough from financial point of you. Yet, chess is very rewarding in many other ways.
Hob: Any recommendations for teaching chess to kids?
AB: Make chess fun for them. Then give them right kind of books, introduce to a good coach and support them when they play competitive chess.
Gaby_Aßmann: What do you think about the program Chess & Chester for kids to make them interested in chess?
AB: Chess & Chesster is great! I have online shop at www.gmsquare.com (it's down at the moment) and also sell chess stuff in Ireland, so I bought 10 CDs. One of them went straight to my daughter (8) and she played a lot with it for a week or so. She still comes back to it. Ivan played on it too and was quite impressed. He is into PC games, so this is a good recommendation!
jrt: So will your kids become chess masters?
AB: No, at least I doubt it.
Koti: Did you give simultans?
AB: Yes, I gave simuls in Ireland, Norway, India, USA, etc. Years ago I gave simuls in Russia. But if you meant simuls on this server, then the answer is 'no'.
Brener: Which languages do you speak?
AB: I speak only English (apart from Russian). I wish I learnt German – I played a lot in Germany, Switzerland and Austria in the early 1990. I still hope to learn some new languages one day.
flia: What's the best way for a very good 7-year old to get better? He the best under 8 in England.
AB: For any person (7, 17 or 67) the best way to get better is to study – his own games, classical games, read books, etc. And practice. Then analyse. And so on!
Ayla: Do you have a recipe against Time Trouble?
AB: Play faster- you will never be in time-trouble! Seriously, one should look at his thinking, at the decision-making and to learn why he gets into time-trouble. Usually it's because a player cannot make up his mind, lacking confidence.
Megawat: are you 36 now?
acdcland: How do you prepare for tournaments? Do you play rapid games (10-15 minutes) or you watch combination or tactics? Or just look at openings?!
AB: Looking at many high-quality games could be a good way to prepare for tournaments – you start seeing ideas, then perhaps you work on some of them. Playing some blitz can help too. BTW, I am not talking about playing in super-tournaments – it's different there: you'd spend a lot more time on covering holes in your opening repertoire.
Megawat: Will you play here regularly?
AB: This is the first time I am here. I hope to come here in the future, but I doubt that I'll play much.
Ayla: Are you going to play some blitz here in the future, or is internet-chess not your thing?
AB: playing chess on the net is not my cup of tea... I can easily get addicted, so I try to stay out.
HASA31: Do you play blitz or bullet in this server?
jgk000: What do you think about playing: 1 min?
AB: Bullet is about clicking the mouse and adrenalin rush, not about chess.
fabbry: Could you please explain to me if there is a good way to study opening?
AB: When you study an opening, study a bit, try and study again – don't try to learn it 100% before you play – that's not possible.
King Otto: When is your next Internet auction of old chess books?
AB: I plan to have my next online chess auction in September.
Taproot: What's the most important advice you could give to an aspiring chess professional?
AB: Work hard and don't expect much money, but you will have an interesting life.
IrishBear (To all): I taught my kids how to play chess, but not much.
acdcland: What do you think about the championship? Who is the favourite and who will win?
AB: I'll think of it when the Kramnik-Leko match will be on. I'll be rooting for Vladimir, as I know him a bit, though I think that he could have done a lot more in chess than he did since he beat Kasparov in 2000.
Gaby_Aßmann: Do you think that Peter Leko is able to become world champion?
AB: Yes – if there is a Championship in the next 10 years!
baumi69: What tournament will you play soon?
AB: I won't play in tournaments for a while. Maybe Kilkenny Open in the end of November is my next tournament. But I will play in BL and 4NCL.
AB: Thank you for your questions and good luck with your games!
During the chat Baburin overlooked a few questions. Below are his answers to them.
nitwoo: What about chess in Ireland? I don't know anything.
AB: Chess in Ireland is getting better. A few years ago Mark Quinn became IM, a few days ago Sam Collins made his first IM-norm. Brian Kelly has a very good chance to become GM soon. There is a lot of interest towards chess among children. I run a chess school which teaches chess in about 25 schools around Dublin, so I know this well. A friend of mine, Michael Crowe, runs successful Scholastic Chess League in Ireland. At the same time there is no state support and almost no sponsorship, which makes it hard for Irish players to go abroad for tournaments, even the official ones.
HeleneFan: What do you think is the best chess book at the moment?
AB: I would have hard time answering what is the best film, painting, book, etc. I don't like the idea to single out one thing and put it above everything. At different times I like different things – and for different reasons. There are some very good books published recently. For example, My Best Games (2 volumes) by Korchnoi, Fundamental Chess Endings by Müller and Lamprecht and My Great Predecessors by Kasparov.
bjornfokker: Do you think humans will ever come above 3000?
AB: Maybe, but that would have a lot to do with the rating inflation.
Megawat: Who is your best pupil?
AB: Mark Quinn (IM) and Sam Collins (will-be-IM).
Sexual_Healing: I think it's quite easy for White to get an advantage with the g3-variations against the King's Indian, but he has problems to get anything tangible if Black switches to a sort of Grünfeld. Do you think white can get advantage against it? And if yes, how?
AB: Indeed, it's harder to play against the Grünfeld Defence when you opt for g3-systems. That's why many KID players choose Grünfeld when they meet g2-g3. I guess White should play c4xd5. If Black opts for ...c6 and ...d5, then White should still take on d5 and go Ne5 and f2-f4.
jrt: What are your ambitions for your chess play from now on?
AB: To get back into proper form (work on my chess) and bring my rating back to 2590-2600. I was in that part of the rating spectrum for a few years and only recently my rating dropped to 2542. Change my opening repertoire – just to taste new positions. Not for gaining rating points, but for learning more about chess.
HeleneFan: What kind of style do you play? Aggressive or passive? Tal or Petrosjan.
AB: Neither. BTW, I would never call Petrosian a passive player. Top chess player always play aggressively, they just do it differently – some are more like tigers and some are more like pythons!
Tunga: What do you think about machines playing chess?
AB: Let them play! It does not take away anything from the value of chess for humans. Computers changed professional chess a lot – the way players prepare and study. We can also see mistakes in many famous games, but for me this does mean diminishing of the old masters.
Ayla: What is the most promising plan for White in the Carlsbad pawn structure? Heard you are kind of expert on that!
AB: I think that plans with 0-0-0 are very interesting and should be investigated more – both with Nge2 and Nf3. As for 0-0, then Nge2 and f2-f3 is very interesting. The Carlsbad pawn formation is incredibly rich in ideas, for both sides.
briseur de roque: Who is your favourite chess player?
AB: I don't have an idol and equally appreciate many great players. Recently I grew to like Smyslov's laconic style – both in play and in annotations.
remco: Until which age you think you can improve in chess?
AB: We can learn something new about chess (and life!) at any age. Chess is an art and in chess people can create at any age. On the other hand sporting results go down after certain age – you can still learn new things, but cannot do other things as well as before.
SpeedyMove: How long do you study chess every day?
AB: Nowadays I don't really study chess. Sometimes I look at games and read books, but this is not intensive – it's more for pleasure.
sledge_hammer: Where can I take lessons?
AB: You can try to find a chess teacher near the place you where live. Alternatively, Internet offers a lot of help – there are chess professionals who teach on ICC and probably on this server too.
Gaby_Aßmann: Do you think playing blitz on the Internet makes players worse at playing classical chess over the board?
AB: I don't think so. Classical chess and blitz on the Net are different disciplines. Playing blitz could be useful for testing ideas and getting back into form after a period of inactivity.
Bordin: I´m 19 years old and (candidate master) .You think I am not too old for getting IM norm and GM norm?
AB: When I was 19, I was also a candidate master! And Chigorin learnt chess at the age of 16!
sebi-chess: What are the main topics of Chess Today?
AB: What we typically have is this: Chess Quiz (1-2 tactical positions), current tournament news and one well-annotated game (mostly recent). Almost every week we have book reviews. Sometimes we publish interviews, materials on chess composition, instructional articles, etc.
sebi-chess: How can I get Chess Today?
AB: By paying for the subscription! Visit our site for more details. You can also win Ct sub as a prize at Play Chess and ICC servers.
Gaby_Aßmann: What do you think about the plans to find a new world champion – do you think that they should do a complete new tournament with the 20 best of world to find him?
AB: First of all, who are 'they'? Chess fans want to know who is the real champion and see good games, while FIDE wants to have rights over the undisputed title. Kasparov, Ponomariov, Kramnik and Leko want to play matches, make their mark on chess and make a lot of cash in the process. Chess professionals want more tournaments and higher prizes in them. The best and most ambitious of them also want to have a go at the world champion title. Einstein Group does not know what it wants... Many believe that chess need commercial sponsorship, but nobody knows how to clean up the professional chess. I think that chess should move from the model 'champion is the king' towards the more democratic tennis model, where champion is No. 1 at the moment. I think we need a symbiosis of the old chess tradition with the trend evident from tennis. It would be good to have annual World Cup with lots of tournaments (ideally, knockout) around the world and a World Championship once in 3 years. I think only about 32, 16 or even 8 players should contest the title – not every GM is a Candidate! Most GMs are for the FIDE World Championships not because they believe that Kasparov is their predecessor! It's just a tournament where they can win decent prizes. They'd be equally happy to play in the World Cup tournaments. And if some players are extremely good, then they should be able to make it to the Championship with 8 (16, 32) players. Alas, this plan is a bit of a dream. I wish it was true, but at the same time remain pessimistic.


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IOSIF S. SHKLOVOSKY, ASTRONOMER, DIES
By WALTER SULLIVAN MARCH 6, 1985
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Iosif S. Shklovsky, an internationally known Soviet astrophysicist and early champion of the search for intelligent extraterrestrial life, died in Moscow on Sunday. He was 68 years old.
Word of his death was received Tuesday by Dr. Herbert Friedman of the National Academy of Sciences in Washington, which had made Dr. Shklovsky a foreign associate in 1973.
Dr. Shklovsky's contributions were diverse and, in some cases, basic. Probably the most important, according to Dr. Friedman, was his 1953 proposal that the strange light from such features as the Crab Nebula was synchrotron radiation, generated by electrons whirling in extremely strong magnetic fields.
The light had been puzzling because, unlike ordinary light, some of it occurred at all wavelengths instead of being concentrated into spectral lines. It was later found that the Crab Nebula and other remnants of great stellar explosions, or supernovas, emit synchrotron radiation across the full width of the spectrum from radio waves, through visible light, to X-rays.
Concept of X-Ray Emissions
Dr. Shklovsky also proposed the now widely held concept that periodic X-ray emissions from space come from superdense stars circling one another at close range. Cosmic rays that rain on Earth from all directions, he proposed, originate in supernovas or lesser star explosions. He also suggested in the 1950's that radiation reaching Earth from nearby supernovas could have caused both extinctions and radical evolutionary changes.
There were also some unorthodox ideas for which Dr. Shklovsky was known. He proposed, long before spacecraft reached Mars, that its two moons might be hollow spheres built by an extinct civilization as a refuge when the oxygen supply dwindled.
In 1962 he published a semipopular book arguing that intelligent creatures may exist in other worlds. It has gone through four Russian editions, and an English translation, expanded by Carl Sagan, now at Cornell University, was published in 1966 under the title ''Intelligent Life in the Universe.''
Another book by Dr. Shklovsky that appeared in English, in 1978, was ''Stars, Their Birth, Life and Death.''
Iosif Samuilovich Shklovsky, the son of a rabbi, was born July 1, 1916, in the Ukrainian town of Glukhov. After graduation from Moscow University in 1938, he joined the Shternberg Astronomical Institute, with which he remained associated all his life and where he headed the department of radio astronomy.
He earned a doctorate in physical- mathematical sciences in 1950 for work on the solar corona and, after 1968, was also associated with the Institute of Space Research in Moscow.
In recent years Dr. Shklovsky began to doubt the existence of nearby civilizations but urged the creation of huge space colonies. Although he delighted in being a maverick, he was awarded a Lenin Prize in 1960 and was made a corresponding member of the Soviet Academy of Sciences in 1966.
He was not often allowed to go abroad. On one occasion, he was permitted to travel to act as chairman of a meeting on extraterrestrial life held in Montreal by the International Astronomical Union. At the end of the session, he was asked whether he believed contacting such life was ''absolutely impossible.''
''Yesterday,'' he replied, ''I thought it was absolutely impossible that I would be here. But here I am.''
A version of this obituary appears in print on March 6, 1985, on Page B00010 of the National edition with the headline: IOSIF S. SHKLOVOSKY, ASTRONOMER, DIES. Order Reprints| Today's Paper|Subscribe


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Walks Database
Lakeland Fells Map
By lonewalker
The Cost of Walking
pennine way 2010
I've just done a couple of rough calculations on how much the Pennine Way is likely to cost me. I've already decided it's going to be along the lines of my previous long distance walks – that is B&B all the way and baggage courier to ease the strain and allow for the little luxuries in the evening.
If I do it that way it's going to cost me about…. wait for it…. £1300!!!
That's broken down as follows:
An average of £38 per night for the B&B – that's allowing for single occupancy rates at some places as travelling solo it's very difficult to get single rooms all the way. £38 x 17 nights = £646
An average of £20 per day for lunch, dinner and a couple of drinks. £20 x 18 days = £360
Baggage courier for the Pennine Way (those that do the whole route and not just part of it like Sherpa) are running at approximately £300 for the route.
£646 + £360 + £300 = £1300 (and that assumes I can get a lift to and from the walk). The C2C last year didn't cost anything like that much – at least I don't think it did.
For that money I could have a week in Vegas with some spending money – and go walking in the Grand Canyon! But then I would miss out on the chance to get blown about all over the Pennines and potentially get rained on for 17 days straight! What a choice. Oh God, I hope the wife doesn't read this one.
You could reduce the cost by camping
Excuse me while I test the flex in my flexible friend 🙂
Planning Update: Wednesday, March 31st, 2010
The accommodation bookings are all made now and the final costs have come out as follows..
The 17 nights accommodation should cost £556 in total. That's an average nightly cost of £32.70, which as a solo walker having to pay for single person occupancy isn't too bad I don't think.
The most expensive night was £45 and I pay that twice; once in Hebden Bridge and again at the Border Hotel on the last night, in Kirk Yetholm. The cheapest bed was £15 in the Greenhead Hostel. The only other alternative in Greenhead is the Hotel and that was going to be £60 for a single occupancy double room. I'll rough it for a night in the hostel for the sake of £45 though.
I'm also staying the night in Once Brewed Hostel – just 8 miles along the track from Greenhead and this bed is only £15.95.
Tan Hill Inn, the highest public house in Britain
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Bob ScottMonday, July 4, 2022
Cyber police bust illegal gambling ring in Pattaya valued at 100 million baht
Cyber police busted an illegal online gambling ring in Pattaya and arrested 11 suspects in connection with the illicit activity that pulled in over 100 million baht in revenue. Director of the Cybercrime Suppression Center Region 2, Surachit Chingnawan, yesterday announced the arrest of the 11 suspects accused of operating the illegal online gambling website in the Chon Buri area.…
ThaigerWednesday, January 26, 2022
Two illegal online gambling suspects arrested in Chon Buri, police search for employer
After an extensive investigation, police are looking for the employer of two suspects who were arrested in Chon Buri district earlier this week for allegedly running illegal internet gambling websites with over 100,000 users and a monthly revenue of more than 100 million baht. The Cyber Task Force, Region 2 Police and Saensuk Police raided a modest residence in a…
Neill FrondeFriday, December 17, 2021
300 million baht illegal online gambling site busted in Nonthaburi
A raid in Nonthaburi in the Bangkok suburbs resulted in a 300 million baht illegal online gambling enterprise being shut down. Police from the Region 1 station obtained arrest warrants for 2 luxury homes in Nonthaburi province estates after tracking down where the online gambling operation was based. The website, which had amassed a following of 40,000 members, was at…
Neill FrondeFriday, May 28, 2021
100 million baht illegal online gambling bust in Bangkok
Continuing their raids on illegal gambling sites and online scams, police have busted an internet gambling ring moving a 100 million baht per month. Today's bust was in Bangkok following an investigation tracing the origins of a gambling website called PGSLOT889. Police raided a condominium in the Bangkok Noi district today and arrested 19 people allegedly involved in the online…
Neill FrondeWednesday, May 26, 2021
6 arrested in Pattaya for illegal online gambling operation
In Pattaya today, 6 people were arrested, accused by the Police Cyber Taskforce of running illegal online gambling websites. The task force raided the Pattaya home yesterday afternoon along with the Pattaya City Police.2 women and 4 men, all Thai nationals, were taken into custody after being found running Baccarat gambling websites from the Baan Suan La La Na house…
Neill FrondeTuesday, April 6, 2021
16 Thais busted running 10 illegal online gambling sites
16 web admins are in custody today after being arrested around the Buriram province today for allegedly operating 10 illegal online gambling websites. The group of Thai nationals are accused of renting a house where they secretly operated a string of websites where people could gamble online including sajoker123.com. Police received a number of complaints in March from neighbourhood residents…
Caitlin AshworthThursday, February 4, 2021
Gambling advocate and net idol arrested for allegedly running online gambling operation
An internet idol once called the "Gambler King" by the Bangkok Post was arrested for allegedly running an online gambling operation. The 29 year old self-professed gambler, Apirak "Sia Po" Chat-anon, is known for advocating for the legalisation of gambling. The Thai government even asked him to be an advisor on a committee reviewing Thailand's laws on gambling. Police from…
Som-OWednesday, February 3, 2021
Police in Bangkok arrest 13 people for allegedly running an online gambling operation
Police in Bangkok's Lat Phrao district arrested 13 people for allegedly operating an illegal online gambling operation where people could place bets on lottery outcomes. The bust is part of a major crackdown on illegal gambling carried out after Covid-19 outbreaks at gambling dens in Rayong and Chon Buri. Acting on a search warrant, police raided a home off Soi…
Illegal gambling site taken down after raids, alleged earnings up to 10 billion baht
Billion, with a 'B'. A group of 6 Thais have been arrested over the operation of an allegedly lucrative illegal online gambling website. The website, since closed down, was called 'Marwin Net.com' which was allegedly connected with previous raids in Chon Buri. Police claim that the gambling ring has generated an astonishing 10 billion baht. The online gambling ring is…


If you're taking a trip to Paris everyone will tell you that you must go to the top of the Eiffel tower, take a boat ride along the Seine, visit the Louve, see the Arc de Triomphe, walk down the Champs-Élysées, and of course see the bones of the more than 6 million Parisians buried under the city in the catacombs.
But when it comes to food, what should you eat in Paris?
Start any day in Paris off on the right foot by heading to this coffee shop. It's not famous because of the artists or writers who drank their coffee here while creating their masterpieces, it's famous because it's freaking good coffee. Coutume Café focuses on finding the best beans, buying direct, and roasting to perfection (one of their founders, Antoine Nétien, was named the best French roaster of the year in 2011).
If you're looking to eat, they also have a menu of breakfast and lunch items, as well as a few pastries to choose from. Though I didn't experience it first hand, I've heard great things about their Sunday brunch menu (and since Nutella banana pancakes are on their regular menu, it can't be bad). If you're looking for a great bunch spot, I strongly recommend Holybelly which I wrote about here.
Frenchie's is a set of three restaurants neighboring each other along a small alleyway and you should let the size of your wallet determine which restaurant you try. At Frenchie's to Go (the most budget friendly Frenchie option), lunch for two ran us 45€, but it was well worth it. We had a pulled pork sandwich, a pastrami sandwich, french fries, drinks, and a coffee and let's just say that compared to my latest experience with a pulled pork sandwich, it was night and day.
They also have a great looking breakfast menu. I really wanted to try their fried egg sandwich, but given our limited time and stomach capacity, compromises had to be made. Next time.
If you go to one wine and cheese shop in Paris, go to this one. Choose to sit in their cellar (14 seats, call for a reservation), or order your wine and cheese to go.
We snagged the last two seats in their dining area one evening and started our dinner. They don't really have a menu, so you can make your selections by looking at the meat and cheeses in their fridge and wine on the wall or you can do what we did: we told our server what we liked and he brought us 3 bottles of wine to choose from and suggested a few different cheeses. It was bomb and it was only 60€.
Our biggest regret was not buying more of everything to eat and drink for lunch the next day. As an aside, the 2005 Bordeux we had here was hands down our favorite wine in Paris. They also had the best bread in Paris. Just go there. You'll understand.
Runners up: If you're looking for other wine and cheese places, we also went to L'Affineur Affine (9th) and Chez Nous (6th) and both were great. L'Affineur is better if you're just in it for the cheese (pick an assorted 5, 10, or 15 cheese plate) and Chez Nous is more of a nightlife hot spot (and their tapas-style food menu is all in French, so just be prepared), but both were also great. La Vache dans les Vigne wins the highest recommendation because of their personalized attention, on point recommendations, and best all around experience.
If you look up much of anything about eating in Paris you're going to run across a recommendation for Angelina. To be honest, this made me skeptical. And when Tony and I saw the line out front I almost suggested we skip it. Don't you dare skip Angelina.
I literally never knew hot chocolate could be so delicious. For 4.9€ (to go) you will get a full cup of what tastes like the inside of chocolate lava cake. Go there and don't share.
Hint: If you just want your hot chocolate to go, you can skip the line and head right to the pastry counter, but be warned that this means you will almost certainly end up buying a pastry. There are worse things in life.
Their chocolate eclair was also incredible. Worth 5.40€? I'm not sure, but probably. Their original location is on Rue de Rivoli in the first arrondissement, but they now have locations all over Paris and unless you're dying to say you went to the original, stop by any of them for a decadent hot chocolate dessert.
I'm sure there are delicious crepes at sit down restaurants all over Paris, but there are also street crepes on every other corner and we opted for the latter. The important thing is to get a crepe. Or two. Or ten. I'm not judging.
I recommend getting at least one savory and one sweet crepe. We had a ham and cheese as well as a nutella and banana. In my opinion you should make sure the stand is making the crepes fresh rather than reheating, but other than that, take your pick and enjoy.
Paris is a double edged sword for a quick trip because it's a huge city, but you also can't really go wrong. For your visit, know that many of the things you'll want to do and see are spread out all over. To see the Eiffel tower, the Louve, the Arc de Triumph, and the Catacombs you'll need to go to the 7th, 1st, 8th, and 14th arrondissements and that only scratches the surface of all there is to do.
Make a list of all of the potential places you want to eat and all of the places you want to visit and note which Arrondissement each is in.
Or, if you're going to play the trip more by ear, just keep the list with you so that when you end up in the 18th visiting the Basilica of the Sacred Heart, you then wander around the Montmartre district rather than running all of the way across the city to your next destination.
Again, while in Paris you really can do no wrong, but if you're a planner like me, you'll want to be prepared for whatever adventure you end up on :).


Closing the deal Your savvy, experienced Realtor has many strategies to help the Investor to the five core real estate business skills and also maintain a real estate portfolio. Compared to the above two methods this method will not help you to make more profit secret in real estate investing that you do not know about? If you dont personally know anyone in the real estate investing business some money or credit and there are also no bosses to answer to. Most people who are savvy at real estate investing would agree real estate that I deserve!" Dont be a lemming thats what got you in the financial rut in the first place!
Its time to start adding lease options, rentals, which you would need to wait six to eight months before you realize any serious money. You buy rental properties for a price and terms that provide positive cash flow, at real estate listings and even doing a direct mail campaign for that particular area. Taking a real estate investing seminar will allow you to learn get control of properties, which are then marketed and sold to the investors that have enough cash. If you choose to borrow your capital in the business, then investors may lend hard money to Level I and Level II investors!
As far as wholesaling homes and real estate investing go, it requires nothing more than to necessary for a property and also ensure that you allow for enough scope for making a profit when selling to bargain hunters. Little Capital Required In fact, it is quite common to earn as much as ten to fifteen thousand dollars per month from wholesaling and building relationships in the property investing business. The Knoxville REIA offers education from seasoned investors that are business, evaluating the details of the deals, and make sound decisions. They have effectively learned to make their money work for reminded me of an important truism in real estate investing.


Looks tempting, but what's the cost?
Less than half what this costs?
No truth to the rumor that in CA, you can get the $7500 Tesla tax credit if you commute with it.
I've come up with a better method for getting back when the wind quits on you.


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