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Presented by Lance Lambert
Cyrus Nations? - UK
Author: Hatikvah Films
Covenants, Superpowers, Promises, Betrayals.
Part 3 of Blessing, Curse or Coincidence?
Thousands of years ago God vowed to Abraham that He would "bless those who bless you, and curse those who curse you". Many individuals, nations and empires have put God`s word to the test. As one of the greatest superpowers the world has ever known, has the United Kingdom`s history proved the potency and longevity of God`s ancient covenant with Abraham and his descendants.
This documentary film traces the rise and fall of the British Empire alongside Britain`s complex relationship with the Jewish people. Is the demise of the British Empire a direct result of a forsaken promise?
In ancient times, King Cyrus had a unique call to restore the Jewish people to their homeland. Is the UK a modern-day Cyrus?
Presented by Lance Lambert, the film features interviews with academics and church leaders, alongside eye-witness accounts, historical footage and live action dramatisations.
THE UNITED KINGDOM - A HERITAGE LOST?
Running time 59 mins
Hatikvah Films
The main objective of Hatikvah Films is to foster an understanding in the Church of the Hebraic roots of the Christian faith as well as the place of the nation of Israel and the Jewish people, from both a Biblical and historical perspective, in the purposes of God. A related objective is to counter anti-Semitism.
The Charity's primary function is to promote the advancement and understanding of the Christian faith and of Biblical prophecy through the production of documentary films, and television programmes.
Hatikvah Films is a Christian ministry which was incorporated as a Limited Company and registered as a Registered Charity in the UK (number 1104887) in 2004 for the purposes of Christian education.


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Die Appendix Vergiliana (lateinisch "Anhang zu Vergil") ist ein Korpus von in der Überlieferung Vergil zugeschriebenen Gedichten. Die meisten stammen allerdings sicher nicht von Vergil, einige wie der Culex (s. u.) scheinen dem Dichter bewusst untergeschobene Pseudepigraphen zu sein. Der Umfang des Korpus wuchs mit der Zeit, so wird Vergil schon im 1. Jahrhundert von Lucan, Statius und Martial der Culex sowie von Quintilian das zweite Epigramm des Catalepton zugeschrieben, Aelius Donatus nennt in seiner Vergil-Vita zusätzlich Priapea, Dirae und Ciris, Servius dann auch Aetna und Copa. Im Mittelalter kommen noch weitere Texte hinzu. Heute wird vereinzelt noch die Echtheit einzelner Gedichte des Catalepton diskutiert, alle anderen Texte gelten als unecht.

Das Catalepton
Der lange fälschlich als Catalecton oder Catalecta verstandene Titel leitet sich von altgriechisch  (katá leptón), zu  (leptótēs): "Leichtigkeit" her; er bedeutet in etwa "Kleinigkeiten". Gemeint sind Gedichte in der neuen, nach alexandrinischem Vorbild Leichtigkeit und Eleganz anstrebenden Manier (Stil) der römischen Neoteriker.

Die Überlieferung bietet unter diesem Titel 18 kurze Gedichte, die sich in drei Priapea, 14 Epigramme und ein die Sammlung Vergil zuschreibendes Schlussgedicht (Sphragis) gliedern lassen. Einige Gedichte sind trivial, andere elegant, so Epigramm X, ein Spiel mit Catulls Gedicht IV, das seinerseits Nachahmer fand; auch sonst ist Catulls Einfluss zu beobachten. Für echt werden heute gelegentlich die Epigramme V (Absage an das Rhetorikstudium und Wendung zur epikureischen Philosophie Siros) und VIII (Auf das Landgut Siros) gehalten. Datierungen schwanken, sofern die Sammlung für echt gehalten wird, zwischen 43 und 19 v. Chr.; sonst nimmt man als Entstehungszeitpunkt das letzte Viertel des 1. Jahrhunderts n. Chr. an.

Die weiteren Gedichte
Neben dem Catalepton enthalten heutige Ausgaben des Textkorpus folgende Dichtungen:

 Aetna ("Der Ätna"), ein Lehrgedicht über Vulkanismus, stammt wohl aus der Zeit Kaiser Neros. Es wird von der modernen Forschung teils Senecas Freund Lucilius zugeschrieben (vgl. dessen Brief Nr. 79).
 Ciris, ein Kleinepos (Epyllion) in 541 Hexametern über Skylla, die ihr Heimatland Megara verrät und dafür in einen Seevogel (eben die ciris) verwandelt wird. Datierung unsicher.
 Culex ("Die Stechmücke"), teils parodistisches Epyllion, in dem eine von einem Hirten erschlagene Mücke diesem im Traum erscheint und von der Unterwelt berichtet. Datiert wohl aus der Zeit des Tiberius.
 Copa ("Die Wirtin"), Gedicht über eine syrische Wirtin, die mit ihrem Tanz Gäste in ihre Kneipe locken will.
 Dirae ("Verwünschungen") und Lydia, zwei in der Überlieferung verschmolzene Gedichte, die aus der frühen Kaiserzeit datieren.
 Die Dirae verfluchen das enteignete Landgut des Dichters; zur Zuschreibung an Vergil dürfte die Ähnlichkeit mit dessen Eklogen I und IX geführt haben.
 Lydia (moderner Behelfstitel) ist die elegische Klage eines von seiner Geliebten Lydia getrennten Liebhabers.
 Elegiae in Maecenatem, zwei in den Handschriften verschmolzene Elegien auf den Tod des Maecenas. Datierung unsicher.
 Die erste Elegie (Vers 1–144) enthält Totenklage, Apologie und Epitaph des Maecenas.
 Die zweite Elegie (Vers 145–178) gibt sich als Rede des sterbenden Maecenas an Augustus.
 Moretum ("Der Kräuterkäse"), Gedicht über den Beginn des Tagesablaufes eines italischen Bauern vom Aufstehen bis zum Aufbruch zur Feldarbeit, benannt nach dem Kräuterkäse oder eher Kräuterquark, den er sich als Vesper zubereitet. Datiert wohl in das mittlere bis späte 1. Jahrhundert v. Chr. Anfang und Ende zeigen Züge eines parodistischen Epyllions, der mittlere Teil stellt ein Lehrgedicht dar.
  Quid hoc novi est? ("Was ist das Neues?"), ein weiteres Priapeum.
 De institutione viri boni, De est et non, De rosis nascentibus, drei späte Gedichte, die auch Ausonius zugeschrieben werden.

Ausgaben, Übersetzungen und Kommentare
 Wendell Vernon Clausen u. a. (Hrsg.): Appendix Vergiliana. 5. Auflage. Clarendon Press, Oxford 1987, ISBN 0-19-814648-5. (Gültige kritische Textausgabe)
 George Patrick Goold (Hrsg.): Virgil, Aeneid VII-XII, Appendix Vergiliana. With an English translation by H. R. Fairclough, revised by G. P. G. Harvard Univ. Press, Cambridge (Mass.) 2000.
 Grazia Maria Iodice u. a. (Hrsg.): Appendix Vergiliana. Mondadori, Mailand 2002. (Mit italienischer Übersetzung und Kommentar zu allen Stücken)
 Fabian Zogg/Niklas Holzberg (Hrsg.): Appendix Vergiliana. Lateinisch-deutsch. Sammlung Tusculum, de Gruyter, Berlin 2020. (Mit deutscher Übersetzung und Kommentar zu allen Stücken)
 Cornelis van der Graaf (Hrsg.): The Dirae. With translation, commentary and an investigation of its authorship. Brill, Leiden 1945.
 Johannes Götte/ Maria Götte (Hrsg.): Landleben. Catalepton, Bucolica, Georgica. Lateinisch und deutsch. 6. vollständig durchgesehene und verbesserte Auflage. Artemis & Winkler, Zürich 1995. (Enthält Text und Übersetzung des Catalepton mit ausführlichem Kommentar)
 Will Richter (Hrsg.): Aetna. Lateinisch und Deutsch. de Gruyter, Berlin 1963, .
 Armando Salvatore u. a. (Hrsg.): Appendix Vergiliana. Istituto Poligrafico e Zecca dello Stato, Rom 1997.
 Hendrik Schoonhoven (Hrsg.): Elegiae in Maecenatem. Prolegomena, text and commentary. Bouma's Boekhuis, Groningen 1980.
 Sabine Seelentag (Hrsg.): Der pseudovergilische Culex. Text, Übersetzung, Kommentar. Steiner, Stuttgart 2012.

Literatur
 Karl Büchner: P. Vergilius Maro, der Dichter der Römer. (RE-Artikel). Sonderdruck: Druckenmüller, Stuttgart 1956, Spalte 42–160.
 Dorothee Gall: Zur Technik von Anspielung und Zitat in der römischen Dichtung. Vergil, Gallus und die "Ciris". Beck, München 1999.
 Niklas Holzberg (Hrsg.): Die "Appendix Vergiliana". Pseudepigraphen im literarischen Kontext. Narr, Tübingen 2005 (Classica Monacensia Nr. 30).
 Nina Mindt: Vergil zur Mücke machen. Zum Culex der Appendix Vergiliana. In: Atene e Roma 5 (2011), S. 19–37.
 Irene Peirano: The rhetoric of the Roman fake. Latin pseudepigrapha in context. Cambridge Univ. Press, Cambridge 2012.
 Kai Rupprecht: Cinis omnia fiat. Zum poetologischen Verhältnis der pseudo-vergilischen 'Dirae' zu den Bucolica Vergils. Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, Göttingen 2007.
 Walter Schmid: Vergil-Probleme. Kümmerle, Göppingen 1983.
 Markus Stachon: Tractavi monumentum aere perennius. Untersuchungen zu vergilischen und ovidischen Pseudepigraphen. WVT, Trier 2014.
 Artikel in Der Neue Pauly (DNP). Enzyklopädie der Antike. Metzler, Stuttgart/ Weimar 1996 ff.: Appendix Vergiliana, Aetna, Catalepton, Ciris, Culex, Dirae, Elegiae in Maecenatem, Moretum.

Weblinks
 Bibliotheca Augustana: Appendix Vergiliana (Volltext, lateinisch)

Literarisches Werk
Literatur (1. Jahrhundert v. Chr.)
Literatur (Latein)
Pseudepigraphie
Vergil
Werk (1. Jahrhundert v. Chr.)

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       | authentication of existing users. By default, this controller uses
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As a child…..Doesn't everyone! Then at 12 I really started getting into photography, turning (with the help of my Dad) the family utility room into a darkroom. I studied photography at Plymouth, with a keen interest in wildlife and underwater photography, it was only later, when studying the degree course at Highlands, I realised that the theme that linked all my work together was that of VISUAL ILLUSION.
None in particular, I prefer to be inspired by various objects, underwater landscapes, rock formations, architecture and experiences. For example my interest in Anamorphic art was first ignited in the Science Museum in London and then further expanded at The Camera Obscura and World of Illusions in Edinburgh…….
Why should we visit your Studio? I'll have my 'Camper Obscura' at Daisy Cottage, St Ouen, so you'll effectively be able to get inside a camera! Plus I'll have a variety of work on show. AND you get the added bonus of 3 other (amazing) artists; Lizi Hill, Rebecca Friedman and Mark Guest.
Preparing the new 'mini' camper obscura........Painting the interior white at present.
Surprisingly vibrant, talented and varied."
We really can't wait to try out the new vehicle! Jooj will be taking her Camper-Obscura to Daisy Cottage Campsite for you to enjoy, whilst also checking out the work of Lizi Hill, Rebecca Friedman and Mark Guest, during the West weekend of Open Studios, Saturday 25th + Sunday 26th June, 10:00AM - 5:00PM. Check out her Artist profile to find out her contact details and links to her website.


TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (AP) — A fire has swept through street markets in the capital of Honduras, a nation traumatized just five days ago by a fire that killed 358 people at a prison.
Authorities say 11 people were injured and about 1,800 stalls burned, but there were no deaths.
Saturday's fire burned through several blocks of three markets and sent thick plumes of black smoke wafting over Tegucigalpa, the capital. The fire appeared to have hit stands selling mainly clothes and sneakers.
Mayor Ricardo Alvarezsaid says two women were rescued, one with a head injury and another with symptoms of asphyxiation.
The blaze Tuesday night that killed 358 people was the worst prison fire in a century. It happened in Comayagua, about 55 miles (90 kilometers) north of Tegucigalpa.


75 per cent of respondents believe that the economic and political situation in Tajikistan was better in 2016 than four years prior to the survey. These figures are among the highest in LiTS III, well above the averages for the transition region as a whole, and those of Germany and Italy. In addition, 57 per cent of Tajiks think that there was less corruption in 2016 than four years before the survey, in line with the average for Central Asia and up 21 percentage points relative to 2010 levels.
More than two in three Tajiks believe that their household lived better in 2016 than they did in the four years before the survey. Moreover, 63 per cent of respondents report that they are satisfied with their current personal financial situation, a percentage that is more than double the transition region average of 31 per cent and that is well above the 55 per cent reported for Germany.
Life satisfaction increased from 73 per cent in 2010 to 75 per cent in 2016, making Tajikistan the second happiest country in the transition region. High levels of life satisfaction are reported across all age and income groups, despite the fact that the country is one of the poorest of the region in terms of GDP per capita.
Tajik respondents also display one of the highest levels of optimism in the entire transition region: 82 per cent of surveyed individuals believe that children born now will have a better future than the current generations. Optimism levels in 2016 were also higher than those recorded in 2010 by 9 percentage points.
Support for democracy has weakened since the last survey, from 76 per cent in 2010 to 69 per cent in 2016, while support for the market economy has increased from 55 per cent in 2010 to 59 per cent in 2016. However, 19 and 25 per cent of those surveyed do not have a preference for a specific political or economic system over another. Respondents were also asked a hypothetical question about whether they would rather live in a country with full political liberties but weak economic growth (country B), or in one with fewer political liberties but strong economic growth (country A). Despite their strong preference for democracy, more than 70 per cent of Tajik respondents chose country A.
When asked which democratic institutions exist in Tajikistan, 95 per cent of respondents mentioned peace and stability, while 90 and 89 per cent indicated that free elections and gender equality are respected in the country. The majority of the surveyed population also agree that other democratic institutions are in place.
35 per cent of Tajik respondents think that additional government spending on education should be the main funding priority. This preference contrasts with the majority of the other countries included in the survey where health care is usually seen as the first priority for additional government spending. In Tajikistan, however, only one in five respondents believe that more funding should be committed to improve health care, and another 20 per cent think that assisting the poor should be a priority. Additional analysis of the LiTS III data shows that as many as 81 and 80 per cent of Tajik respondents would be willing to pay more taxes to improve the quality of their public health system and public education, respectively.
The main daily sources of information for Tajik respondents are discussions with family, friends or colleagues and the television and the radio, mentioned by 57 and 56 of the respondents, respectively. The percentage of respondents who use the internet and social media on a daily basis is the lowest in the entire transition region, at only 6 per cent. Newspapers are read at least once a day by only 3 per cent of the interviewed individuals, again the lowest percentage in the entire transition region, on a par with Armenia and Azerbaijan.
59 per cent of Tajik respondents reported a positive health self-assessment, a percentage higher than the transition region and Italy (54 per cent in both cases) but lower than the corresponding figure for Germany (68 per cent). Unsurprisingly, this is mostly driven by respondents aged 18-39 and by those in the upper-income group.
59 per cent of Tajik respondents report being satisfied with the provision of water in their country, whereas the quality of the remaining public services and utilities is deemed unsatisfactory by the majority of the population.
When respondents were asked from a list of options what they thought were the most important factors for success in life in their country, 56 per cent of Tajiks chose "effort and hard work" and 37 per cent answered "intelligence and skills". Less than 1 per cent of Tajiks chose "breaking the law", the lowest result for that specific response option in the transition region. Using one's political connections to succeed in life also attracts little support among Tajik respondents.
87 per cent of respondents believe it is important for their daughter to achieve a university education, and 87 per cent of female respondents and 80 per cent of male ones think that female business executives are as competent as male business executives. Nevertheless, 84 and 89 per cent of female and male respondents, respectively, believe that men make better political leaders than women, while 78 per cent of the population favours a traditional family arrangement where the man works and the woman takes care of the house and children, one of the highest figures in the transition region. In addition, around two in three respondents of either gender think that a woman should do the household chores, even if her husband is not working.


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Rose-Anne Galligan (born 9 December 1987) is an Irish athlete. She competes in the 1500 metres and the 800 metres, where she is the Irish national record holder with a time of 2:00.58.

Career
Galligan is a former Irish schools champion. Galligan attended university at the University of Tennessee, where she competed on the athletics team. In the distance medley relay at the 2007 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Championships Athletics finals, she was the opening runner on the silver medal winning team. In January the following year, Galligan finished second in the final of the 1500 metres at the Irish Indoor Athletics Championships, behind Ciara Mageean .

At the 2009 European Athletics Under-23 Championships, Galligan ran a personal best time of 4:14.84 to qualify for the 1500 metres final, where she finished sixth. Just over a week later, she ran a personal best time to win the 800 metres at the BMC Gold Standard Races in Watford. Her time of 2:05.14 was an improvement of more than a second on her previous best. She won the 800 metres at the Irish national championships in early August, and on 29 August, won the 2009 Antwerp Athletics Gala 800 metres ahead of Camilla De Bleecker.

Galligan qualified for the 1500 metres 2010 World Indoor Championships in Athletics held in Doha. She failed to progress further than the heats after finishing eighth. In July 2010, she won the 800 metres at the AAI Senior Track and Field Championships.

She missed most of 2012 due to illness, later revealed to have been low-level blood poisoning caused by her wisdom teeth.

At the London Diamond League Anniversary Games on 27 July 2013, Galligan broke Sonia O'Sullivan's 19-year-old Irish national record in the 800 metres; running a time of 2:00.58, she finished sixth in the race. At the 2013 World Championships in Athletics, Galligan failed to reach the semifinals of the 800 metres, after finishing seventh in her heat.

Galligan competed at the 2014 IAAF World Indoor Championships in Sopot, Poland. Despite running a season's best, she failed to progress past the first round of the 800 metres after finishing last in her heat.

2014-2015
Sponsored by New Balance Running.

References

External links
IAAF profile

1987 births
Irish female middle-distance runners
Living people
People from Newbridge, County Kildare


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Perl 5 Core Principles
Way back when, the Perl (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) core was defined as "whatever Larry Wall says it is". Since the advent of the Perl 6 project, Larry has spent less and less time on Perl 5, and he hasn't been an active participant on the perl5-porters list for years. Absent Larry, I think the Perl 5 core would benefit from an explicit set of principles.
I don't get to decide what those principles are, but I have some suggestions.
TIMTOWTDI BSCINABTE
There is more than one way do it but sometimes consistency is not a bad thing either.
For a long time, TIMTOWTDI was the Perl motto. In the past few years, we've seen the community move towards agreeing on community standards. This agreement is by no means universal, but it's better than nothing.
This principle says that you can't argue against an addition to the core because it favors one way of doing things over another. That's no longer a valid argument in Perl land. You can, of course, argue that the way being favored is not the best way.
Perl 5 DWIM, But Only When There's Broad Agreement on WIM
(DWIM == Does What I Mean)
The smartmatch operator provides a perfect negative example. Its behavior in 5.12 and 5.14 is insanely complex (try reading the docs in perlsyn). There's no way to achieve agreement on something this complicated. Ricardo Signes has proposed a simple alternative. It only has five cases. It's not as smart, but that's good!
Another way to phrase this might be that "Perl 5 is clever, but not too damn clever."
Features Are Extensions
All new features should be written as extensions. In other words, new features should live in modules (though those modules may be XS). There's been a lot of work by Zefram (and others?) to make it possible to extend Perl using Perl. That should become the standard mechanism for adding new features.
OO is Here, Deal With It
The Perl 5 core should embrace object-oriented programming. The more that object-orientation takes over the core, the better. Wouldn't it be nice if things like stat(), open(), and $0 all returned/used objects?
Just Cause OO is Here Doesn't Mean Functional and Imperative Aren't
Perl 5 is a multi-paradigm language, and that's great. We never want to change that. You should be able to write functional, imperative, and OO Perl, switching between the paradigms as appropriate.
Your Principle Here
These are my suggestions. What are yours? I think it would be fantastic if the community could agree on a few key principles. In my ideal world, discussions about changes to the core would always refer back to these principles, in the same way that we used to refer back to Larry.
chorny, on 2011-07-10 14:51, said:
On my computer with Windows, loading example from Synopsis of MooseX::Declare takes 4.5 CPU seconds and 18 MB of RAM, compared to almost empty program with Benchmark.pm loaded. Also it requires installation, which makes it not suitable to recommend to beginners. Some programmers will find hard to install it because their OS installation (not Windows) does not have compiler installed. MooseX::Declare has 18 open bugs, some of them are serious. Syntax of MooseX::Declare is not supported by any syntax highlighter know to me, including Padre and is not supported by PPI. MooseX::Declare is not included into perl5i due to taking too much time to load.
So MooseX::Declare in it's current form (developed by almost 3 years) is not a good example of "new features should live in modules", but it is the only module that provides better syntax for class definition.
@chorny: Sorry, that wasn't really clear in my post. The idea is that new features should live in modules _that are shipped with the core_. The core should also ship all the bits necessary to do Devel::Declare-like things.
That would probably encourage optimization of both the new feature and the feature-enabling features (parser plugins, optree plugins, etc).
@chorny: Also, your mention of PPI is very misleading. PPI doesn't parse MX::Declare because PPI doesn't parse it. Putting MX::Declare syntax into the core won't do anything to fix that.
In fact, putting it in core would just mean that PPI would now be considered broken when using with Perl 5.x.
Mark Fowler, on 2011-07-10 22:55, said:
Open doesn't *return* an object, but it does (as of 5.14) create something that can always be used as an object
szabgab.com, on 2011-07-11 02:23, said:
@Mark Fowler, actually I don't understand why open() still does not return the file handle (object)? With the little understanding I have it seems that one should be able to write my $fh = open '<', $filename; and the parser could easily see that the first argument to open() is one of the symbols supported by the function. Though I think I am now distracting from the main point of the blog.
Not to distract too much from the discussion - but just to add some order :)
Two first points are 'meta rules', rules about how to make new rules, the three others are ordinary rules.
https://me.yahoo.com/a/eWaljkEXsutgnNBICriFMtXpPuhy#76632, on 2011-07-11 08:05, said:
@Gabor, that argument may be a variable and so not set at compile time. Besides that, currently, the return value from open can be a PID. If you return the file handle object there you will have to find another place to pass the PID back.
Justin, on 2011-07-27 11:54, said:
Make the common things easy, and the hard things possible
It's not exactly Larry Wall's formulation, but I heard it this way first. I think this covers the need for better OO support, it's so common that it should be an easy thing to do.
Courriel: What and Why Next Intro to Moose Class at Pittsburgh Perl Workshop 2011, Maybe Prev


During breakfast at my hotel in Germany, I saw this kind of cheese. Can anyone help to name it?
As I can remember, it tastes a bit sweet on the nuts.
This is most likely the "Castello" rum-and-nut covered cream cheese ring by Arla. The shape, the chopped nuts and slight sweetness are pretty unique.
Arla sells its products in supermarkets, but is also a big supplier for larger catering customers. You should be able to find it in most larger supermarkets.
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One of the most stunning cities of Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad is where history stands still and erect, despite the recently constructed tech towers and plush malls. A walk through the old lanes of Hyderabad will bring you close to its graceful palaces, mosques, royal structures and old charming markets. Trip to Hyderabad remains incomplete unless you visit these historical sites and cherish the old yet graceful beauty of one of the richest princely states in pre- independence India. Here are few important ones.
1. Charminar: located at the heart of Hyderabad's old city, this imposing gateway has turned out to be the city's best known symbol and landmark. Long back in 1591, the Charminar was built by Mohammad Quli Qutub Shahto mark the end of a devastating plague in the city. The four beautiful minarets that rise up to a height of around 20mts from the roof have named the monument as Charminar. It is also the home to the oldest mosque in the city. A heritage walk around the surrounding old historical lanes take you back to the bygone era that can only remain as a living picture within our hearts.
2. Hussain Sagar Lake: built in 1562 on one of the tributaries of the Musi River, the Hussain Sagar Lake today stands as one of the most picturesque sights between Hyderabad and Secunderabad. The 16mts high Buddha stone statue in the middle of the lake is the biggest attraction. Tourists can easily hire a boat from Lumbini Park to go till the statue. Though it was constructed during the reign of Ibrahim Quli Qutub Shah, it still dazzles and looks as if it was built yesterday.
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4. Mecca Masjid: it is Hyderabad's largest and oldest church located next to Charminar. Initially it was built by Mohammed Quli Qutub Shah in 1614, and was embellished by Aurangzeb in 1694. The mosque contains the tombs of Nizams of Hyderabad from 1803 onwards.
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Coming Soon: Ducati 1199 Panigale R Superleggera
Ducati has gone to great lengths so that you won't know this, but our sources have confirmed to us that in about a month's time, the Bologna Brand will debut perhaps the most ostentatious machine ever to come from the Borgo Panigale factory, the Ducati 1199 Panigale R Superleggera. An ultra-exclusive version of the Ducati 1199 Panigale R, the Superleggera edition is exactly what its Italian name suggests, a super-light version of the Panigale R.
With the Panigale R already the lightest sport bike to ever come from Ducati, the Panigale R Superleggera goes even further, employing titanium, carbon fiber, and magnesium throughout the machine to drop its curb weight by an additional 40 lbs. Ducati isn't stopping there though.
Heavily reworking the 1,199cc Superquadro engine, the engineers at Bologna have bumped the bike's peak horsepower figure, somehow finding a way to shoehorn 220hp into the Ducati 1199 Panigale R Superleggera.
It's ok if you need to take a minute to readjust yourself in your chair before reading further — we'll wait.
Other features include top of the line Öhlins suspension pieces and Brembo brakes, but the real treat is the Ducati 1199 Panigale R Superleggera's next-generation electronics system. A direct descendent of the electronics used by Ducati Corse in WSBK and MotoGP, the Superleggera's electronics package is highlighted with Ducati's first wheelie control system for the street and is a direct response to Aprilia's venerable APRC package.
At over double the price of Ducati 1199 Panigale R, the Superleggera should retail for around $65,000 when the 100 or so models that are allocated for the United States finally actually arrive.
Don't rush out to your Ducati dealer just yet to place your deposit though, purchasing a Ducati 1199 Panigale R Superleggera is an invite-only affair for the 500 models being built — as it would seem that Bologna is taking a cue from show business's tagline of "don't call us, we'll call you."
Similar to the Ducati Desmosedici RR launch, only pre-selected Ducatisti will be given the opportunity to own one of the Panigale R Superleggera. The chosen few will receive a special access code from their local dealers, which will then allow them to order the Superleggera from Ducati.
With Ducati already contacting certain selected buyers, we imagine further details (hopefully some images) about the Ducati 1199 Panigale R Superleggera will break ahead of the machine's EICMA debut. Stay tuned loyal Ducatisti.
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Sun spots occur due to an accumulation of sun/free radical damage. Make-up will hide the problem to a certain extent, but I prefer to address discoloration with a combination of retinol, kojic acid and vitamin C to produce a topical homecare solution.
I also try to avoid hydroquinone for most of my patients as it can be hard to procure these days. For a variety of reasons many pharmacies have chosen to reduce their stock. Also, if not used correctly, hydroquinone can cause a white halo to form around dark spots while worsening the darkened areas themselves should your skin be exposed to the sun unprotected.
For in-office fixes, I find chemical peels, laser and/or SilkPeels to be amazing solutions.
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Secondly, laser resurfacing can be performed under the eyes to reduce the appearance of lines and sometimes address discoloration of the eyelid skin as well – although the procedure won't work for people with dark skin.
Finally, the appearance of circles is often magnified by the loss of fat over the cheekbones and creases near the eyes. This condition can be improved through fat transfers or filler injections to smooth out the creasing. When one or all three procedures are performed the appearance of those dark circles is often drastically improved.
Fillers. The most common treatment for marionette lines and mouth area wrinkles is fillers such as Juvederm. I prefer using hyaluronic acid-based fillers as opposed to anything else on the market as they lend a smooth natural appearance. Depending on the depth of the lines, one or two vials of filler may suffice. One advantage of this treatment is that it provides instant gratification, although the effects may not last much longer than a year.
Dermal-fat grafts. I use these when I'm performing facelifts or any procedure that offers the opportunity to harvest the patient's own dermis and fat. In such cases, I'll prepare two small grafts that can be inserted under the skin to permanently efface the lines. This provides a permanent solution with natural results.
Facelift. The facelift procedure by itself eliminates or significantly improves the lines by lifting the soft tissues of the cheek.
Cheek implants. I typically use cheek implants made of silicone. They naturally contour the cheek bones while compensating for the loss of soft tissue and bone that occurs over time. Along with the desired contouring effect they significantly improve the parenthesis lines around the mouth.
Fat injections. This option offers a permanent filling effect to the lines. That said, it's important to note that because 40-60% of the fat is reabsorbed, it's imperative that the fat be over-injected at first in order to reach the desired volume over the course of a two to three-month period. This, however, is not my preferred approach to the problem because fat as a filler is predictably unpredictable.
These solutions all need to be thoroughly discussed with the patient. Ultimately, an option is chosen based on the patient's expectation and depending on the context and the site of treatment – in the office or in the operating room.
Not a week goes by when I don't hear numerous patients complaining of adult acne breakouts. Fortunately, my patients have been getting great results with Sciton's Forever Clear Broad Band Light (BBL). It's a genuinely innovative alternative to topical antibiotic treatments. In one 15-minute session, a blue light wavelength (420 nm) is passed over the affected areas to attack acne-producing bacteria in the pores. The treatment is completely customizable – if a patient's skin is inflamed and reddish in the area around the acne breakout, I'll include another treatment utilizing green light (560nm) to reduce or remove any redness. I might also use orange light (590nm), which can minimize the production of oil if patients have cysts.
I suggest that patients undergo a series of six to eight weekly treatments, with occasional touch-ups every six months. These treatments are easy to tolerate, with only minimal discomfort and almost no down-time. Most patients are red for an hour or two immediately afterward, but they can always just apply a bit of makeup to the area and go on with their daily routine.
It's very difficult to "get rid" of wrinkles without deep resurfacing, as this implies an absolute removal. There are, however, a few things that can be done to minimize fine wrinkles, with the most budget-friendly approach being a good moisturizer. When applied daily over a period of several months, Retin A can also be very effective.
Moving on up the ladder of effectiveness are things like microneedling, light chemical peels, and fractionated CO2 lasers. Microneedling has essentially no recovery period and is akin to resurfacing a lawn and applying fertilizer, while peels and CO2 lasers have slightly longer recovery periods and are considered the gold standard among deeper wrinkling procedures. At the same time a lot of people in their 20s and 30s are using Botox as a prophylaxis to prevent long-term wrinkling.


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The Great Beauty / La grande bellezza (2013)
Yeah, this is one of those "Not Rateds" that is totally rated R. It has lots of nudity and language. It is not overtly offensive, but it touches on some questionable subject matter.
DIRECTOR: Paolo Sorrentino
I thought of a cool project that I might start slowly incorporating into this blog. As I watch my hits dip as summer progresses, I might just make little review games for myself. I might start reviewing people's favorite movies. I once had a problem with this back in college. I watched Scarface, the DePalma one, after a kid in the dorm told me that it was the greatest movie ever made. I hated it. Sorry, Scarface fans. You should keep liking it. I hated it. When he asked me what I thought and I told him that I didn't love it, he lost his mind on me. But I do want to know what people claim as their favorite movie. This is someone I know's favorite movie. At least, it was the movie he recommended me.
I want to psychoanalyze the recommender of this movie with the knowledge that this is his favorite film. You know how some people claim that owners start to look like their dogs? I'm pretty sure this person doesn't own a dog, but this movie is telling of their personality so hard. There is so much going on here and the movie is absolutely fascinating. I'm going to go into filmmaking and directorial choices, but front and center of this movie is the exploration of art, the discomfort of aging, the oppression of regret and more. This movie is deep as heck, guys. I can't recommend it as a romp for an evening. (I'm ashamed because the movie I followed it up with is Attack of the Clones, so I'm saying that I'm balanced on terms of depth.) Jep is such an odd subject for the protagonist of a film because he's neither good nor bad. But I don't want to confuse his personality as neutral either. He is an active participant in moral choices, but those choices are bizarre and dramatic. He leads this very deep life, but much of its depth come from the choices that he continues to make on a moment's notice. He is neck deep in the world of art and expression, but he holds that world in a vacillating state of adoration and contempt. I'd like to think that is what Sorrentino is trying to portray with is look at what my friend calls "a version of Rome that we keep seeing that never really existed." The creator both is addicted to the world of art and sees its pretensions and artifices with everything he does. Jep has the advantage of age, which allows us to view himself through a critical lens and without being a slave to this artistic expression, unlike his peers.
The Great Beauty is the first movie that I can think of that places a higher definition on the notion of freedom. Jep is always free to do what he pleases. At one point, he claims that he is too old to waste time doing things that do not interest him. He moves from emotional balm to emotional balm, mostly in a state of contentment. But Sorrentino places a darkness within Jep. He is a man constantly in a state of regret. While he derives joy from his actions around Rome, he moves like a casual addict. He does not waste time and seems to flock to social events that somewhat seem beneath him. He mentions a line that he could have had children and the relationship he holds with the fifty-year-old stripper seems like a final attempt to bond with someone that he finds attractive in a non-sexual, yet fully healthy way. But both of these people are so jaded and find the idea of family so simple and so cheap that neither really considers giving up their nomadic existences for the calming presence of simple companionship. It becomes very binary for them. The idea of family precludes artistic freedom and artistic freedom precludes the idea of ever truly being content. I suppose I can relate to that. I keep putting off finishing a book I've been writing for years because of the kids. I suppose I really could finish the book had I wanted to, but I always feel like it is a diversion that I cannot afford with the presence of my kids. I write this, perhaps as Jep would acknowledge, at the wee hours of the morning because I have silence. This blog is acting as a bandage for the wound of creation that has festered and rotted. Jep, although he seems to be done with his professional writing, writes similarly to the way I do. He writes a column that receives a noticable readership, but not on the level that his intellectual property of his past received.
Technically, this movie is absolutely stunning. It is filmed absolutely beautifully. With the Criterion Blu-ray, it shows Rome the way that it was meant to be shown. My buddy commented that this is the Rome that never existed. It is the Rome of cinema and I don't know if I agree or disagree with him. I think this Rome exists, but it is a Rome that is very hard to find. I hate to compare it, but this is the Rome of Thomas Harris, the idealized Rome. Sorrentino has to think of this Rome as something larger than life with the closing credits of his film. Every shot shows Rome as something majestic. In my review for Lion, I commented that India has the odd dichotomy of being both the most beautiful place in the world and the ugliest place in the world. Rome has a bit of that going on, but we rarely see the ugly parts of Rome. Even in The Bicycle Thief or Rome, Open City, the city itself is gorgeous. It is the actions of individuals who taint the architecture of this world. But Rome has a personality and Sorrentino takes advantage of this with the high def camera at his disposal. Jep, in his meanderings, acts almost as a tour guide for the artistic side of Rome. No one's apartment is an apartment. None of the treasures of Rome are oppressed by tourists. There is actually a scene where someone questions how they are seeing these great works after hours and Jep simply laughs and winks, knowing a secret that we will never truly understand. This is the Rome for the intellectual Romans. To add to this landscape, the movie provides the most on point soundtracks that I have ever heard. It plays it safe, with the artistic Roman score that you are probably playing in your head right now. But it does not allow the classics to simply take over because artistic Rome is not simply classical, but it also screams techno and modern garbage. And those sounds blare. They match the colors of the lights and the aesthetics of the movie destroy.
If I had to be critical, which I suppose I do have to be, there are some themes that I don't think are thoroughly explored or I simply choose to bury my head in the sand because of who I am. The motif of Catholicism and faith comes into play pretty hard, but it seems like the criticism of the Church is pretty out there. Two (technically three if you count the nun with the sweaty palms) represent the Church and one of them acts as an overt allegory. The cardinal nearing his closeness to the papacy represents the hypocrisy of the contemporary Church. Rather than help the poor, the Cardinal stresses his knowledge of the poor while enjoying the delights of his position. The message wasn't lost on me. The question I had came to the stand-in for Mother Theresa. I might be using this silence at 1:09 in the morning to try to verbalize any themes going with this character, but I feel like the portrayal of her was meant to be scathing. But I don't know what it is critical of. The character, nicknamed "The Saint", is beyond reasonably old. At 104, she is more of a husk than a human being. Her good works, like Mother Theresa's, have brought her a kind of celebrity status that she seems to abhor. She is mostly silent, due the pain that even the slightest activities bring her. She poses for photographs with people of all cultures, standing still while a photographer moves the subjects around her. She speaks a great game and does greater works than possibly imagined. But my big question is why Sorrentio makes her uncomfortable to look at? She is Mother Theresa, I get it. But Mother Theresa, even in her last days, was never abhorrent to look at. Rather, Sorrentino pays attention to her rotting teeth and horrors of aging. Yes, aging is one of the many themes of this movie and her aging is amplified by the simplistic lifestyle she has caring for the poor while taking part in self-flagellation. Her aging is a foil to Jep, who leads a life of comfort and implied agnosticism. But why make her gross? There are ways to show extreme age without muddying the message. There has to be something there, yet I don't think I know or would agree with the director's choice. If the protagonist is an extension of the director, which I feel he must be considering the sympathetic nature that Jep manages to garner, the movie does look down on organized religion, particularly Catholicism. So are her actions foolish? I don't see the movie saying that. But it is a criticism that I don't think I can necessary follow or would necessarily choose to investigate deeper.
Without a central plot, the movie almost feels like a series of vignettes that should almost be analyzed separately. The overall tie is Jep and his very minor changes to his internal conflicts and the almost inperceivable changes to his character throughout the film. I don't know if I would ever want to be friends with Jep. He is an interesting man and a fascinating human being, but his removal from the simple aspects of life kind of puts me on edge. He lives a life of wine and chit-chat. Jep is cool, but in a way that makes him unrelatable by choice. He is above us in intellect, and that makes him below us because he can't develop a friendship on an equal level. Love is a concept to him, not a state of being and that bums me out a little bit. Regardless, the movie was an extremely interesting watch, regardless of the digital animals.
Oh, I didn't mention them? There are weird digital animals all over this movie. So bizarre.


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Take a look at Agnes Bushell's _Local Deities_ for a novel that deals with
the Sixties & where the women are hardly "Barbie Dolls," or "lily pure," to
refer to other sixties discussion strings.
And it certainly deals with "political realities"--it's based on the Ray
Levassier (sp?) trial (he was accused of tryng to blow up the Washington
Monument, you remember). It's one of the few novels that handle radical
activity that is told from the viewpoint of women. The two central
characters are women. It received rave reviws in 1989 and 1990 in Lib.
Journal, The Nation, The Hungry Mind Review, and others, although (not
surprisingly) it was not widely reviewed (after all, The New York Times
Book Review has currently refused to review the new collection of Roque
Dalton's poetry, Small Hours of the Night, as they refused to review
Dalton's Miguel Marmol and nearly every other hard-edged political
literature ever published in the U.S. or anywhere else in the world for
that matter, unless it's literature from other than "client states," as
Hermann and Chomsky would put it. We did sell 3,000 copies of Local Deities
& went ito a second printing (of which there are still many left).
What about Marge Piercy's Dance the Eagle to Sleep? That would be a good
novel for use in courses. Harold Jaffe's Beasts examines issues of the time
in remarkably sensitive short fiction.
It takes Americans twenty years to look at themselves. Missing was
acceptable (with Jack Lemon even!) only after the passage of time & when
the U.S. had succeeded in destroying the Allende regime. Our fathers and
mothers may have been guilty, but we certainly are not. Graham Greene,
where are you now we really need you in Mexico, Haiti, Managua, etc. etc.
Maybe writers should try small independent presses or German publishers.
Gioconda Belli's The Inhabited Woman (La mujer habitada) sold only about
1500 copies in cloth here (I don't think Warner did much better with the
paperback), but it sold over a half-million copies in Germany in a mass
smarket edition.
I doubt very much that there is an "audience of millions" in the U.S. for
(at least a serious) novel on the sixties, though it is clear from my
conversations with younger people that there is a growing interest in what
the sixties were like. My guess is that there is an audience of 10,000 &
that is why major publishers are not interested. And, of course, a good
novel on the "sixties" will really be universal.
The problem is that the main stream critics think that anything political
is unworthy to be called literature. That's the sad state we're in. Carol
Bly has a wonderful essay on this somewhere.
Sorry if these thoughts are slightly depressssing. The good news is that
there are serious independent publishers like West End Press (early
publishers of Meridel), Feminist Press, South End Press, Common Courage,
White Pine Press, Dalky Archive, Milkweed, Graywolf & others which are run
by editorial vision rather than by marketing departments. I would like to
think we can count Curbstone among them.
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These stunning stretches of road provide the perfect escape.
By Holly Johnson, Contributor July 19, 2018, at 10:18 a.m.
Enjoy a ride and soak up your surroundings with family, friends or solo.
Sometimes you just need to get away from it all and go on a drive. Fortunately, every state has at least one glorious drive that's both relaxing and picturesque. Before you pull the car out of the garage, consider one of these scenic drives throughout the United States.
The Appalachian Highlands Scenic Byway is 80 miles long, stretching from south to north on state Highway 9 and running through portions of Cleburne, Calhoun, Cherokee and DeKalb counties. This drive also weaves along Lookout Mountain and passes by plenty of other natural wonders, including Little River Canyon National Reserve, Talladega National Forest and the Dugger Mountain Wilderness Area, to name a few.
Hatcher Pass Scenic Drive is a local favorite in Alaska – and for good reason. The 60-mile Hatcher Pass Road (aka Fishhook Road) lies in the Talkeetna Mountains between the towns of Willow and Palmer, and takes you through stunning mountain landscapes that are dotted with wildflowers and wildlife, not to mention spectacular views. Keep in mind, the mostly gravel road is only open from July through September and can be closed at any time due to dangerous conditions (this area is some of the earliest to get snow in Alaska).
U.S. Route 66 has a reputation of being equal parts scenic and quirky. Along this hundreds-mile-long drive, you'll twist and turn along natural wonders like the Petrified Forest National Park and the Kaibab Plateau, where you can get a peek of the Grand Canyon. You'll also drive by fun roadside attractions including kitschy Americana gift shops, Old Western-style towns and interesting roadside accommodations, including Wigwam Village.
The Pig Trail offers drivers the chance to get up close and personal with Arkansas' Ozark Mountains. This 19-mile-long journey along state Highway 23 to state Highway 16 lives among the leafy Boston Mountain region of the Ozarks, affording superb views of the forests year-round. Plan a trip during the fall for incredible foliage or come in the spring to watch the wildflowers are you glide by.
This 90-mile central California byway skirts the edges of the south entrance to Yosemite National Park, so expect incredible vistas and varying terrain throughout. Along the road, you'll encounter landscapes that have stood the test of time, including forested areas surrounding stately granite peaks and domes. You'll also find patches of old sequoia trees, including one of the world's oldest, the 2,700-year-old Bull Buck Tree.
Independence Pass spans a stunning stretch of state Highway 82 in Colorado. Not only will you get an eyeful of beautiful landscapes, such as mountain wilderness of the Continental Divide, but you'll also drive through the cities of Aspen and Twin Lakes. The drive is about 32 miles long and there are several stops along the way for travelers to pull off and take in the views.
This drive weaves through Connecticut for 75 miles, beginning and ending in Goshen along state routes 63 and 4. Sights you'll see along the way include beautiful rolling hills, vineyards and lakes. You can also stop in the village of West Cornwall to see its historic covered bridge and scenic riverside.
What this scenic byway lacks in length (it's only 12.25 miles long), it more than makes up for in beauty and history. Pass through the city of Wilmington before entering the rural countryside where you'll see historic roads that played a major role in Delaware's industrial past. The trip is along state Route 52 and state Route 100.
There's nothing quite like driving down a highway that's entirely surrounded by the ocean. The Florida Keys Highway (aka the Overseas Highway) is 100-some miles long and allows travelers to enjoy tiny beach towns, stunning scenery and bridges along the way. The journey begins near Miami, continuing along U.S. Route 1 from Key Largo to conclude in Key West.
This 54-mile route begins at the historic Prater's Mill in Whitfield County and ends in Murray County, Georgia. Peer at rolling hills and the Cohutta Mountains as you roll into breathtaking Chattahoochee National Forest. And while here, don't forget to stop at the mountaintop overlook at Fort Mountain State Park.
Mauna Loa Road may span 11.5 miles one-way, but you'll see plenty as you follow the scenic Highway 11 West. Expect to see old lava flows and forests, as well as views of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
Mesa Falls Scenic Byway starts at state Route 47 in Ashton and runs northeast to the old Bear Gulch Ski Area before turning northwest along Forest Service Route 294 to U.S. Route 20. This nearly 30-mile journey takes you past two spectacular waterfalls – Lower and Upper Mesa Falls – and through Harriman State Park.
The Great River Road of Illinois will take you on a scenic tour along the Mississippi River. The 550-mile-long route traces the western border of Illinois and travelers can enjoy stops in historic towns, in addition to views of bluffs, riverside scenery and vineyards. Plan a stop in historic Galena for shopping, but also make time for excursions in Moline, Rock Island and Grafton.
Southern Indiana's Ohio River Scenic Byway, which stretches hundreds of miles along the state's southern border, will take you through some of the most beautiful lands of the Hoosier State. Drive by the Falls of Ohio State Park along the river in Clarksville, peer at prehistoric burial mounds near Evansville and admire historic buildings and riverside haunts.
Madison County, Iowa, is well-known for its beautifully restored and celebrated covered bridges. This 82-mile byway, which is made up of both paved and gravel roads, takes you past some of the most popular covered bridges in the area along with natural reserves and John Wayne's birthplace.
The 56-mile Prairie Trail Scenic Byway of Kansas starts in Canton and ends at Interstate 70 north of Ellsworth. This byway is a throwback to our nation's history, considering Native Americans, explorers and pioneers used this road to find food and shelter. Kansas is fairly flat, so expect to see plenty of rolling pastures and fields just as they were hundreds of years ago.
Duncan Hines Scenic Road runs mostly along Kentucky's U.S. Route 31 West. This route, which is largely rural, begins and ends at the home of famous businessman and food critic Duncan Hines in Bowling Green. Along the 80-mile loop, you pass through Mammoth Cave National Park as well as the town of Smiths Grove.
Louisiana's Cajun Corridor will take you through 34 miles of rural land along state Highway 14, featuring coastal ridges, drained marshes and crawfish farms. Explore the land where oysters and fresh shrimp are plentiful and cane syrup and homemade pecan pie are always on the menu.
The 52-mile Rangeley Lakes scenic drive runs along state routes 4 and 17, lining the perimeter of Rangeley Lake and continuing on to the Appalachian Mountain ridgeline. Here, you have the chance to discover forests, mountains and hills, and wildlife such as moose. Consider checking out the area during fall for amazing autumn foliage.
Baltimore's famous Charles Street features cultural, residential and commercial stretches that define this prominent city. This scenic drive will take you past historic mansions and gardens, pubs and restaurants, Baltimore's oldest school (the Friends School) and Johns Hopkins University.
Jacob's Ladder Trail Scenic Byway is famous for its history and beauty. This trail, which was first opened in 1910, is set among the Berkshires, offering a path to cross the mountains with views of beautiful rolling hills, rivers and woodlands as its backdrop. The 33-mile journey runs between the towns of Lee and Russell, along state Route 20.
This scenic drive takes you north on state Route 12 from New Buffalo along the shores of Lake Michigan and through the state's many lakefront towns. You'll pass gorgeous Lake Michigan beaches, orchards and vineyards, and quaint villages such as Union Pier, Lakeside and Harbert.
St. Croix Scenic Byway gives way to 124 miles of rolling hills and towering pines in eastern Minnesota. Start in Point Douglas near Hastings, then travel north to Sandstone, Minnesota, while peering at rugged rocks, cliffs, numerous clear water lakes and woods along the way.
The Great River Road National Scenic Byway stretches through multiple states including Arkansas, Illinois and Iowa. However, the Mississippi portion, which stretches along the Mississippi River, gives you front-row access to charming river towns, historic military sites and understated natural beauty.
Missouri's Blue Buck Knob National Forest Scenic Byway offers views of wooded lands and streams within Mark Twain National Forest. This 24-mile-long drive offers overlooks with panoramic views, rugged terrain, wildflowers and lakes. You can also stop for a 9-mile hike around Noblett Lake or a horseback ride with a local vendor.
The state of Montana is strikingly gorgeous, but Beartooth Highway takes that beauty up a notch. This drive, which is located in Yellowstone Country, lasts 68 miles and features one of the highest elevations of any road in the Northern Rockies. Expect to see amazing mountain views, picturesque valleys and glacial lakes, among other natural wonders. Keep in mind this road is closed typically from October through May, due to hazardous weather conditions.
Nebraska's nearly 200-mile-long Bridges to Buttes Byway takes you through diverse landscapes, including the Nebraska National Forest and Pine Ridge National Recreation Area. This road stretches east of Valentine at the junction of U.S. Highways 83 and 20 to the Wyoming border, offering wide-open natural spaces, working ranches and dramatic landscapes.
Nevada's Extraterrestrial Highway, state Route 375, is the stuff legends are made of. This 98-mile-long road runs close to Nellis Air Force Range's iconic Area 51, which is rumored to be a hub for paranormal activity.
This 35-mile scenic byway takes travelers along state Route 112 through the White Mountains of New Hampshire and also passes by Mount Kancamagus. As such, you'll encounter numerous scenic areas and overlooks, natural forests and stunning mountain views throughout your journey. If you have time, stop at the Russell Colbath Historic Site for lessons on colonial history.
Ocean Drive, which stretches along the Jersey Shore, runs from Ocean City to Strathmere. This scenic cruise takes you along the coast to Sea Isle City, Avalon and Stone Harbor, with beautiful ocean views as the backdrop.
Santa Fe National Forest Scenic Byway is home to trailheads, picnic areas and campgrounds galore, making it ideal for a drive with intermittent stops. Discover this area's beautiful terrain, towering peaks, and slopes that shimmer with snow in the winter and boast gold and crimson foliage during the fall.
This 30-mile scenic byway lives up to its name, taking you along 40 high peaks in the Adirondacks. On this drive along state Route 73, you'll also encounter awe-inspiring waterways, spectacular mountain passes and serene river valleys, forests and hamlets. Cruise on through or stop to go hiking, boating, rock climbing or whitewater rafting.
North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains are renowned for their greenery and lush vegetation. This scenic parkway, which spans 252 miles in western North Carolina, boasts stunning vistas, endless forests and twists and turns that will help you stay alert during this quiet, peaceful drive. Plan a stop to hike up a mountain or discover one of North Carolina's famous waterfalls.
Devils Lake is a popular tourist attraction in North Dakota thanks to its boating, fishing and camping opportunities. Tourists who want to take it in during a drive can view vast open plains, stunning wooded hills and of course, Devils Lake (the state's largest body of water).
Amish Country Byway in northeastern Ohio takes you through more than 76 miles of rolling hills and introduces you to snapshots of Amish living. You'll encounter horse-drawn buggies, simple homesteads and traditional farms as you travel back in time to see how life used to be.
The nearly 100-mile Wichita Mountains Scenic Byway boasts winding roads, rocky lowlands, rolling prairies and towering trees with leaves that display amazing crimson and yellow hues during fall. You also drive through Wichita Mountains National Wildlife Refuge during this journey, which could mean seeing giant buffalo and other wildlife.
Oregon's Pacific Coast Scenic Byway lasts 363 miles and gets you up close to the expansive Pacific Ocean. The byway begins in Astoria and ends in Brookings, Oregon, with amazing Pacific Northwest scenery, quaint coastal towns, lighthouses and plenty of stunning beaches along the way.
Pennsylvania is home to numerous scenic byways, including the roads along the Delaware River Valley which include state Route 611, Little Creek Road and Belvidere Highway. Along this path, you'll enjoy picturesque cliffs overlooking the Delaware River as well as farmland and beautiful country views.
Newport, Rhode Island, boasts historic mansions, dramatic waterfront vistas and jaw-dropping ocean views. Take Ocean Avenue through town for 10 miles to see all that, in addition to the bridges of Newport and views of the neighboring community of Jamestown.
Hilton Head Scenic Highway is an 8-mile stretch of mostly undeveloped highway found along the path to the beautiful island of Hilton Head in South Carolina. Tourists take this drive to enjoy the open road and the area's lush greenery and wetlands, typically en route to a Hilton Head beach vacation.
South Dakota's Badlands hardly look like they belong on earth thanks to their desert, Mars-like appearance. Along the 39-mile Badlands Loop you'll encounter breathtaking rock formations, towering peaks, native grasslands and wildlife galore. You'll also find 16 Instagram-worthy scenic overlooks.
Tennessee's Great Smoky Mountains offer the ideal backdrop for a scenic drive thanks to the area's winding roads, dramatic mountain peaks and sweeping panoramic views of the valleys below. Stop at one of the scenic overlooks for a photo, or stay for a night in Gatlinburg or Pigeon Forge and plan to hike, fish or camp.
Texas Hill Country is known for its wineries and wide-open swaths of land. Bandera Pass, which was originally used by settlers passing through the area, offers stunning views along state Highway 16 of the rolling hills and prairies of this popular Texas tourist destination.
Just 9 miles north of Moab, off U.S. Route 191, is Dead Horse Point on state Route 313. The drive up to this point passes through 14 miles of red rocks and amazing canyons. Once you reach Dead Horse Point, you'll find one of the most photographed vistas in the area along with incredible views of the Colorado River Canyon below.
Northwestern Vermont is the home of Lake Champlain and its scenic byway. This road runs north to south along U.S. Route 2 through Grand Isle County and beyond, featuring spectacular lake scenery and views of both the Green Mountains and New York's Adirondacks.
Virginia's Skyline Drive winds through Shenandoah National Park along the crest of the Blue Ridge Mountains. There are nearly 70 overlooks here perfect for eyeballing the area's natural beauty. In addition to stunning mountains, you'll also spot wildlife such as deer, black bears and wild turkeys on the route.
Washington's 440-mile-long Cascade Loop offers striking mountainous terrain, dramatic lake views and miles of evergreen forest. Spring brings lush greenery, melting snow and rushing rivers, but keep in mind the road is closed during winter due to safety concerns.
The Highland Scenic Highway does an excellent job of putting the state's natural beauty on display. Extending 43 miles, the Highland Scenic Highway offers stunning mountain and valley views along with exciting recreational opportunities should you want to break up the drive, including the chance to hike the famous Appalachian Trail.
Wisconsin's Lake Superior Byway along state Highway 13 features 70 miles of stellar shoreline views along Lake Superior's southern coast, in addition to scenic forest views, pristine beaches and historic fishing villages. While this route is popular year-round, leaf-lovers flock here during fall to enjoy spectacular orange- and red-hued fall foliage.
If you just want to get away from it all, consider escaping to Beartooth Highway just east of Yellowstone National Park along U.S. Route 212. This windy 40-mile path will take you through the state's Shoshone National Forest for views of the open plains, mountains and miles of natural scenery.


Do my debts go to my children after I die? | Law Offices of Frye & Vazquez, P.L.
Do my debts go to my children after I die?
On behalf of Law Offices of Frye & Vazquez, P.L. posted in Estate Administration & Probate on Monday, June 11, 2018.
Like many Florida residents, you have done your estate planning carefully, so your loved ones will have an inheritance to enjoy after you are gone. Also like many others, you may have a moderate to significant amount of debt. Naturally, you would not want your children to inherit your debt in addition to their inheritance. Will your family members be on the hook for your outstanding debt after your death?
There are a few different answers to this question, as NerdWallet points out. The important thing is to distinguish who the original owner of the debt was. If, for example, you had credit card debt before you were married, the debt should not pass on to your spouse or your children. On the other hand, your spouse would still be responsible for making the payments on a joint credit card. The person who inherits a property with an outstanding balance will be responsible for the payments or for liquidating the property to satisfy the debt. For example, if you leave your home to your eldest child, your child would need to continue paying the mortgage or sell the home.
If you breathe a sigh of relief knowing that nobody you have named in your will is a co-signer of a loan with you or will legally inherit your debt, there is one more point to consider. Before an inheritance is distributed to your loved ones, your estate will be used to repay debts. This can be a valid concern if you have significant debt - meaning there may be little inheritance left for your relatives after your creditors are paid. You might wish to consider buying a life insurance policy to ensure your loved ones receive an inheritance; however, this information should not be considered legal advice.


Update: We are pleased to announce that Microsoft has resolved this bug and they have told us that it is set to be released in an update to Office 365 in February. No change is required for your ndOffice since it is a Microsoft bug. We recommend, as always, that you install the latest updates to your Office and Windows software when those updates become available.
The custom ndOffice options NDOpen and NDSave are disabled. This is an issue with Office 2016 related specifically to update 16.0.6366.2036 for Word, Excel and PowerPoint 2016 (desktop version).
The issue occurs not only with ndOffice, but is also shared by other vendors who have custom options.
View this short video, then read about the recommended workaround below.
NOTE: After you turn off the backstage, you have to manually add the Save As and Open options to the Quick Access toolbar. These buttons will not automatically show up there.
Quick access toolbar will display Save and Open icons. These will immediately launch ndOffice.
Keyboard shortcuts Ctrl+S and Ctrl+O will directly launch the ndOffice dialogs.
File > Save will take you to the normal save menu that brings up the ndOffice dialog.
We have had some customers come across a very similar issue with the Office "First Release" version 16.0.7426.1008. This issue prevents the ND Save and ND Open options from being displayed on the Office Backstage menu. If you are using this version of Office you will need to set your Office 365 Organization to use the "Standard Release" channel rather than the "First Release" channel. ndOffice is only supported in the production versions of Office, we do not support using beta or "First Release" versions of Office. There are instructions for disabling "First Release" here.


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