Buffy: I hate this. I hate being here. I hate that bạn have to be here. I hate that there's evil and that I was chosen to fight it. I wish a whole lot of the time that I hadn't been. I know a lot of bạn wish I hadn't been, either. This isn't about wishes. This is about choices. I believe we can beat this evil. Not when it comes. Not when its army is ready. Now. Tomorrow morning, I'm opening the seal. I'm going down into the Hellmouth and I am finishing this once and for all. Right now, you're asking yourself what makes this different. What makes us anything thêm than a bunch of girls being picked off one bởi one? It's true. None of bạn have the power that Faith and I do. So here's the part where bạn make a choice. Are bạn ready to be strong?
Buffy: I'm cookie dough. I'm not done baking. I'm not finished becoming who ever the hell it is I'm gonna turn out to be. I make it through this, and the tiếp theo thing, and the tiếp theo thing, and maybe one day, I turn around and realize I'm ready. I'm cookies. And then, bạn know, if I want someone to eat m- hoặc enjoy warm, delicious, cookie me, then that's fine. That'll be then. When I'm done.
"Seize the moment 'cause tomorrow bạn might be dead."
"I may be dead, but I'm still pretty. Which is thêm than I can say for you."
"Make your choice, are bạn ready to be strong?"
Scary. I'll tell bạn something though. There's a lot thêm scarier things than you. And I'm one of them."
Giles: Will this do a thing to change her?
Xander: What if Buffy can't defeat it?
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer is an American ti vi series that aired from March 10, 1997 until May 20, 2003. The series was created in 1997 bởi writer-director Joss Whedon under his production tag, Mutant Enemy Productions with later co-executive producers being Jane Espenson, David Fury, David Greenwalt, Doug Petrie, Marti Noxon and David Solomon. The series narrative follows Buffy Summers (played bởi Sarah Michelle Gellar), the latest in a line of young women known as Slayers. In the story, Slayers are chosen bởi fate to battle against vampires, demons, and other forces of darkness. Like trước đó Slayers, Buffy is aided bởi a Watcher, who guides, teaches, and trains her. Unlike her predecessors, Buffy surrounds herself with a vòng tròn of loyal Những người bạn who become known as the "Scooby Gang".
Buffy Anne Summers was born January 19th, 1981 (probably in Los Angeles), to Joyce and Hank Summers.
At age fifteen, Buffy Summers, a được ưa chuộng cheerleader, was called as a Slayer and trained bởi her first Watcher, Merrick. She faced a master vampire called Lothos and, although she defeated him, Merrick himself was killed. At this time Buffy had a boyfriend named Pike, whose friend had been turned into a vampire. She was arrested for burning down the gym of Hemery High School in Los Angeles, and her parents checked her into a mental health facility when she insisted ma cà rồng had been in the school's gym at the time. Shortly afterwards, Buffy's parents divorced, and she moved to Sunnydale with her mother, Joyce. Buffy, too, wanted to make a new start and forget her time as a Slayer as Merrick's death had affected her quite deeply.
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In the beginning slayer life for Buffy Summers. Starts with having new dreams, school, friends, a mysterious Angel vampire with a soul. and great watcher. She was expanding her life in Sunnydale. Buffy tình yêu her new trang chủ in Sunnydale California. She incounter "The Master" the oldest vampire, a challege for her, she experience death from learning the prophercy that Giles for told Buffy about. Somehow it change her and skills as the slayer.


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The MF Convoy, Salalah to Aden.18-23 Feb 2010
I was asked by Yachting Monthly to write an update of the piracy situation in the Indian Ocean which appeared in the May 2013 edition In preparing the aricle I sought the views of EUNAVFOR, ISAF, RYA, IMB, and the maritime intelligence services. The editor of YM kindly allowed the cruisers website www.noonsite.com to reproduce the article since many of those interested are in SE Asia where a copy of Yachting Monthly might be dificult to obtain (that said YM is now available in digital form).
The article can be found at: http://www.noonsite.com/General/Piracy/is-the-indian-ocean-safe-for-yachts .
This page provides links to the various notes and articles that I have had published. They are, in the main, associated with the piracy problem in the Indian Ocean and Red Sea.
In 2010 I organised and led a convoy, the M(id) F(ebruary) Convoy from Salalah to Aden. At that time the pirates were mainly operating in that area and attacking ships in the Internationally Recognised Transit Corridor (IRTC). The convoy was made up of 27 yachts and 17 nationalities with boat sizes from 32ft to 70ft. To ensure that all went smoothly I put together the strategy and plans we would use. I knew there was another convoy following us 2 weeks later so I gave them my notes which they used. I then submitted the "notes on organising a convoy" to the noonsite website, http://www.noonsite.com/ which is used extensively by long distance cruisers. It can be found at:
http://www.noonsite.com/Members/sue/R2011-08-01-4
Thereafter, Yachting Monthly, and a US and Australian magazine published articles I had written about the convoy.
Shortly after the notes were published Colin Freeman, the foreign correspondent of the Daily Telegraph, contacted me and subsequently wrote a column which covered the problems yachtsmen have when trying to transit the pirate infested area of the Indian Ocean:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/somalia/8082909/Dont-risk-your-life-and-liberty-in-pirate-alley-off-Somalia-yachters-told.html
As a result of Colin's article, which was copied wholesale and published on other websites, there were a also a number of comments made on the internet discussing the piracy problem vis a vis yachts. I have provided a link to just one of them. If you to need to find more then google "Tom Sampson pirates" or "Tom Sampson convoys"
http://www.mysailing.com.au/news/pirates-what-to-do-organising-a-convoy
One of the yachts in the convoy was skippered by Fatty Goodlander who writes a regular column for an American magazine, Cruising World. His interpretation sensationalized the event which sadly was picked up by a number of other web editors.
http://www.cruisingworld.com/destinations/places/tiptoe-through-the-pirates
I received a significant number of emails asking for more details about the convoy planning and also about the associated costs and other problems yachts might encounter in the Indian Ocean and Red Sea. I therefore submitted another piece to noonsite which addressed these specific areas and named it "Pirates, Costs and Baksheesh"
Yachts transiting from SE Asia to the Mediterranean generally do so between January and April and it was no different in 2011. However, it soon became apparent that the modus operandi of the pirates had changed dramatically. They were now using "mother ships" extensively which allowed them to range far and wide over the high seas. They had become more organized and were operating in packs and were also carrying out more attacks late in the season in the Red Sea. Then disaster struck when not only was the s/y Quest captured and her crew of 4 killed but the s/y Ing was also caught and the 7 crew including 3 children were taken hostage. Then a South African yacht, s/y Choisil, was captured heading south after leaving Dar Es Salaam. The skipper managed to escape but his 2 crew were taken hostage and are now somewhere in Somalia. ( they were eventually reeleased in 2012)
There was no safe area for yachts to go. Many turned back from the Maldives and India and returned to Thailand. Others arranged to have their yachts transported by ship to Marmaris in Turkey. Some, of course, continued and made it safely to the Med. Of those, some took a more Westerly route from the Maldives, closer to the ever dangerous area around Socatra Island. Others followed the coast of India and Pakistan to cross the Gulf of Arabia and then onto Salalah. There were almost certainly significantly less than 100 yachts that made the transit in 2011. 3 yachts had been hi jacked and a fourth, although hijacked, had a security team nearby which rescued them and at the end of the season a fifth yacht was captured, the skipper killed and his wife taken hostage (the yacht, Tribal Cat, was abandoned). So 5 yachts captured in one season; which, at the very best gave odds of 20:1.
Colin Freeman contacted me again after the Quest disaster and subsequently reflected my changed attitude to the use of convoys.
Other websites picked up on the Daily Telegraph article so I have included one of the many clones.
http://neptunemaritimesecurity.posterous.com/pirates-hijack-yacht-with-four-americans-on-b
I received a lot of emails thereafter from yachties concerned about their options. I had become convinced that convoys to deter and avoid the pirates were possibly more dangerous than sailing alone. The pirates were already prepared to abandon yachts and take the crew hostage. What a coup it would for them to take the crews of a convoy, perhaps 20 or more, all of whom could attract a ransom of more than $1million each. (as at 27th October 2011 the 2 crew of the Choisil were still in captivity and a ransom of $4million was being demanded). Because so many had read of the 2010 convoys and the reasoning behind them I submitted notes to noonsite expressing my concern about the use of convoys and the dangers of making the Indian Ocean transit.
Note: The 2 crew of the Choisil were released in the summer of 2012.
http://www.worldcruising.com/forum/messages.aspx?TopicID=1223
A convoy was organized for the 2011 transit by a Rene Teimessen, he called it the TTT Rally (Thailand to Turkey) His website said at the end of December 2010 that the meeting of the 30 yachts who had signed up for the convoy was so successful that he was already planning another for 2012. In the event, only a handful of those signed up sailed with him to the Med. The rest jumped ship after losing all confidence in his abilities to get them safely through the pirate area. Many took the ship transport option, others returned to Thailand and few made it through independently. Mr Tiemessen's yacht, Alondra, broke down twice and had to be towed to Cochin on the second occasion for repairs. He had no HF radio and couldn't communicate with any of the yachts who were using an HF capable email. Few of them, of course had a satellite phone which is all Alondra had apart from VHF which is only good for about 20nms yacht to yacht at sea.
Mr Teimessen had charged $250 a yacht for the rally but refused to refund any of it to any of the yachts. He had said that any residual funds would be donated to charity but to date has refused to say how much and to which charity the spare funds were donated.
I then discovered that he was planning another TTT rally for 2012 (as promised!) This time however, he would not be leading them on Alondra. Instead he intends to fly out to Thailand and brief the yacht skippers on the best route and strategy to reach Salalah. During their passage of the most dangerous of all waters in the world he will be sitting comfortably on his yacht somewhere in the Mediterranean, able to offer words of comfort only to those with a Satellite phone or by email (which is hardly a dynamic way of communicating). He will then join one of the yachts in the convoy and lead it to Masawa in Eritrea where he will then leave the convoy. For this he intends to charge $495 a yacht (non refundable of course and no mention made of donations to be given to a charity).
I was asked more than once to help put a stop to this immoral commercial endeavour which preys on the fears and concerns of yachtsmen caught in a dilemma on how to get to Europe from SE Asia. I therefore submitted an article for noonsite and Sail-World which has been very well received judging by the number of emails I have subsequently received.
http://www.sail-world.com/Cruising/international/Dangers-of-Gulf-of-Aden-Convoys:-A-previous-convoy-leader-warns/88810
Lo Broost who has for years organized the Vasco da Garma rally to and from India to the Mediterranean agrees with my opinion. He has, as a result, cancelled any future rallies through the Indian Ocean and Lower Red Sea.
Rene Tiemessen eventually recognised the folly of his intentions and did not proceed with his plans to "remotely" organise a convoy.
Piracy in the Indian Ocean and Red Sea is with us for years to come. The pirates are, year on year, becoming more organized, more bold and more viscous. They have mastered the sophisticated electronic navigational aids and routinely search the internet for useful information. They have a well managed and disciplined organization to back them up. Commercial ships are also becoming better prepared with more of them creating "safe rooms" from which to take refuge thus allowing the armed forces to board and capture. Security teams are now routinely employed and to date no ship has been hijacked that has had a security team on board. As these two opposing forces continue to develop their strategies, one to capture the other to evade, it is the yacht and its crew which will likely be the focus of the pirates attention. The success of the strategies employed by commercial ships is now apparent. As at the 6 Novemever 2012 there were only 9 ships held captive and 154 hostages which is vast improvemnt on the 700 or so hostages held in 12012. Recently the pirates have kidnapped tourists in Kenya close to the border with Somalia, proving that they will go to great lengths to capture a single victim for ransom. Yachts are an easy target and more of them together, i.e. a convoy, are also a very attractive one.
Thankfully, to my knowledge no yachts made the transit in 2012 although a number did have their yachts shipped to the Mediterranean
I firmly believe that the situation is now too dangerous for yachts to transit the Indian Ocean and Red Sea. To do so in a convoy is potentially even more dangerous.

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Gas plants defence fund now tops $60K for former Liberal aide
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Fundraising efforts to help pay the legal bills of a former Liberal aide charged in connection with the gas plants affair have brought in more than $60,000.
A month after Laura Miller's family members set up a private FundRazr defence fund to cover her hefty lawyers' tab, 83 people had donated $62,081 as of Friday — almost two-thirds of the $100,000 goal.
Miller, 36, who was Dalton McGuinty's last deputy chief of staff, and David Livingston, 63, the former premier's chief of staff, were charged Dec. 17 with breach of trust, mischief in relation to data, and misuse of a computer system.
The pair appears in a Toronto court Wednesday. They face up to 10 years in prison if convicted.
Miller and Livingston, who deny any wrongdoing, were charged after an Ontario Provincial Police anti-rackets probe of wiped hard drives related to power plants McGuinty cancelled in Mississauga and Oakville before the 2011 election.
The former premier, who left office three years next month, was never under investigation and cooperated with the police probe.
According to documents filed in court by the OPP, Livingston allegedly gave a special computer password to contractor Peter Faist, Miller's common-law spouse.
That enabled the computer specialist to wipe hard drives in the premier's office in early 2013 when McGuinty was leaving office.
Faist, who has denied doing anything wrong and faces no charges, was paid $10,000 by the Liberals for his work. The Grits later repaid that amount to the treasury because it came from a taxpayer-funded caucus budget.
Both the opposition Progressive Conservatives and New Democrats claim the Liberals axed the gas-fired power plants, which were controversial locally, to retain five Oakville and Mississauga-area ridings in the October 2011 election.
The Oakville project was cancelled in October 2010 and the Mississauga facility the following September, less than a fortnight before voting day.
Livingston, a Bay Street veteran, has the means to cover his own legal bills, but Miller, who resigned as executive director of the British Columbia Liberals the night before being charged, has welcomed the assistance from friends, family, and people across the political spectrum.
She has hired well-known lawyer Clayton Ruby to defend her.
A Conservative, who made an anonymous donation to her fund, told the Star he wanted to help the Liberal operative out of concern for the precedent being set by the case.
"She was working for the government at the time, not as a private citizen, so it's outrageous she'd have to cover her own legal fees," said the Tory, adding that "at the very least the Ontario Liberal Party should be helping her."
"We're basically saying to (political) staffers that if the s--- hits the fan, you're on your own. How's any party going to get good staff?"
While Miller did not return messages seeking comment, earlier this month she said she had been overwhelmed by the response to the appeal for help.
"Friends and family, former colleagues and adversaries, and perfect strangers have been incredibly generous and kind," she said Jan. 5.
"I am so thankful for the notes of encouragement, the contributions in support, and everything in-between."
Dalton Mcguinty


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Measure 37: Justice Compromised — Justice Denied
In: Taxpayer Awards
Oregon's liberal planning class suffered a major defeat at the hands of the Oregon Supreme Court when the court reinstated Oregon's popular land use planning reforms embodied in Measure 37. (Measure 37 is the citizen's initiative which simply requires the government to pay for taking the use of your property or refrain from such taking and which passed by a whopping sixty-one percent of the vote in the 2004 election.) The Supreme Court rejected each and every bizarre theory that Judge Mary Mertens James advanced in her attempt to undermine the vote of the people in adopting Measure 37 for a second time. It is a devastating signal to the left that they may not be able to rely on the Supreme Court to advance their political agenda at the expense of Oregon voters.
But there may be more to the story than that. There is a stench emanating from the Marion County judiciary and it may have grown so noxious that not even Oregon's notorious liberal supreme court could ignore it. The judicial system in America is based on a fundamental principle that judges come to the bench, unimpeded by their own prejudices, and render decisions based solely on the facts and the law. Further these judges are to scrupulously avoid conflicts of interest and refrain from rendering decisions in which they have a direct or indirect beneficial interest. That requirement is so rigorous that judges are to avoid not only the actual conflict of interest but also any appearance of such conflict. To that end they are required to make disclosures of even tangential events to the litigants such that they can inquire as to the independence of a particular judge. That requirement appears to have been ignored in its entirety by several of the judges in Marion County when they sought to destroy the voters' choice in Measure 37.
The Marion County circuit courts operate under the iron hand of Chief Judge Paul Lipscomb. In the normal course of things lawsuits are randomly assigned on a rotational basis with each judge taking his or her turn. When a judge is disqualified for any reason, the chief judge then makes the assignment of the case to whomever he decides appropriate. When the environmental groups filed their challenge to Measure 37, Judge Susan Tripp drew the case. Affidavits were filed seeking to disqualify her and eventually notice was sent to the parties that Chief Judge Lipscomb would decide pending motions, including the motion to disqualify.
Judge Lipscomb had a prior history with land use planning litigation – he was the judge that invalidated the original version of Measure 37. Because of this, affidavits were filed to disqualify him. In addition, Judge Lipscomb had at least the appearance of a conflict of interest because he had received notice that landowners who neighbored his vacation property in Deschutes County had filed a Measure 37 claim seeking to develop their property. Any sense that this was not a real conflict of interest disappeared when Judge Lipscomb subsequently filed his own suit challenging the constitutionality of Measure 37 so as to protect his vacation property. Judge Lipscomb failed to disclose this to the litigants and failed to recuse himself from consideration of the pending motions.
After extended periods of silence from the circuit court, all of sudden and without motion or order, Judge Tripp announced that the case had been reassigned to Judge Mary Mertens James. A search of the court records by one of the litigants failed to disclose who was responsible for reassigning the case but it remains the prerogative of the chief judge – Judge Lipscomb. A public records request by Bob Harris for such information has resulted in a letter from Judges Lipscomb, Tripp and James tossing the ball to the Judicial Department's Legal Department and beginning the bureaucratic shuffle. If Judges Lipscomb, Tripp and James don't know how Judge James was assigned to the case, who does?
But there is more. Judge James and her husband purchased their "dream home" in rural Marion County. They have insulated themselves from others by purchasing a small acreage in an area that could not be further developed because of land use restrictions. The passage of Measure 37 put their Shangri-La at risk. In fact, three landowners within a four-mile radius of Judge James home filed applications to develop their acreage. Judge James noted in her decision that she was aware of all claims pending in Marion County including those near her home. She, however, failed to disclose this to the litigants or the fact that these claims may create at least the appearance of a conflict of interest. By striking down Measure 37, Judge James protected her "dream home" and denied others the opportunity to attain their dreams.
Impartiality has flown from steps of the courthouse in Marion County and justice in Oregon has suffered. Gratefully, not even the Oregon Supreme Court could stand the stench. As for Judge Lipscomb and Judge James, they should do the honorable thing and resign. They are an embarrassment to the concept of judicial independence and impartiality.
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Saab has revealed the 9-4X crossover ahead of its official debut at next month's Los Angeles Motor Show. …
Saab lets buyers watch their cars being built
Saab is installing cameras in its Trollhättan factory in Sweden to let buyers watch their cars as they are built by sending text messages with images of the cars.…
Future Saabs to be powered by BMW engines
Spyker will source engines for next-generation Saab vehicles from BMW. BMW will supply Saab with four-cylinder 1.6-litre turbocharged petrol engines from 2012. …
Saab to debut new crossover at 2010 LA Motor Show
Saab will be unveiling the 9-4X crossover at the 2010 Los Angeles Motor Show according to a post on the show's official Twitter account.…
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Spyker saves Saab
The 2010 Saab 9-5 looks likely to go into production after all General Motors has finally reached an agreement with Dutch car maker Spyker for the sale of its beleaguered brand Saab. After repeated failed attempts GM managed to get the deal through to the relief of Saab employees, dealers,…
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Saab may not be dead quite yet. Only a couple of weeks after announcing that it would wind down Saab's operation, following the failure of talks to find a buyer for the ailing marque, General Motors has cancelled the December 31 bid deadline in a desperate attempt to save it.…
2010 Saab 9-5 – not expected to make it to showrooms
General Motors has decided to pull the plug on the Saab brand after talks about a buyout by Spyker Cars broke down. Earlier, GM's talks with Sweden's Koenigsegg had also failed. Saab was bought into by GM back in 1990 with the aim of turning the brand's loyal customer base…
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The docker service logs --timestamps command will add an RFC3339Nano timestamp , for example 2014-09-16T06:17:46.000000000Z, to each log entry. To ensure that the timestamps are aligned the nano-second part of the timestamp will be padded with zero when necessary.
The docker service logs --details command will add on extra attributes, such as environment variables and labels, provided to --log-opt when creating the service.
The --since option shows only the service logs generated after a given date. You can specify the date as an RFC 3339 date, a UNIX timestamp, or a Go duration string (e.g. 1m30s, 3h). Besides RFC3339 date format you may also use RFC3339Nano, 2006-01-02T15:04:05, 2006-01-02T15:04:05.999999999, 2006-01-02Z07:00, and 2006-01-02. The local timezone on the client will be used if you do not provide either a Z or a +-00:00 timezone offset at the end of the timestamp. When providing Unix timestamps enter seconds[.nanoseconds], where seconds is the number of seconds that have elapsed since January 1, 1970 (midnight UTC/GMT), not counting leap seconds (aka Unix epoch or Unix time), and the optional .nanoseconds field is a fraction of a second no more than nine digits long. You can combine the --since option with either or both of the --follow or --tail options.


This site went on line on October 6. Updates to the site are published on the home page every fortnight on a Wednesday (UTC). The home page is effectively a table of contents for the newly-added pages, and I treat each edition of the home page and the associated new pages as an issue of a journal of the site.
Because of its youth, this site is still shallow it its coverage of many of the branches of astrophysics. I plan to expand coverage to all of astronomy and astrophysics, ranging from planetary and solar physics to cosmology and the search for life in the universe, and I plan to develop pages that present my own thoughts on the philosophy of science. The pages on this site include Java applets that illustrate and simulate various astronomical phenomena.
The top of every page has a set of links to the principal pages of the site. The Home link is to the current home page for the site; you will find on that page, as well as this Information page, a link to the RSS channel for the site. The upper-left box on the home page contains links to recently-added pages. The body of the home page describes the most recent pages added to the web site. The Topics link leads to sets of pages, which I call paths, describing the workings of astronomical objects and the current research efforts to better understand them. The first topic listed under the topics index page is entitled "The Structure of Our Universe." This topic path is the introductory path for the web site; all other topics extend in greater technical detail the discussion found along it. The remaining topics divide into two groups: topics in astronomy, such as planets and stars, and topics in physics, such as Newtonian gravity and special relativity. Under the Interactive Pages link one can find lists of this site's Java applets, which I call "simulators" if they simulate astrophysical phenomena and "live figures" if they present plots that can be configured by the reader. All of these pages belong to specific topic paths. The Commentary link is to a list of commentaries that I have written on a variety of topics loosely related to astronomy and astrophysics. The Other Pages link leads to an index of indexes. Among these indexes are an index to book reviews, an index to old news items, an index to tables of data, an index of old home pages, an index of external links, and an index of bibliographic sources. The Store link leads to an off-site store where you can buy cups, shirts, and other items printed with various images from this web site. The final link, Information link, is to this page.
I am Dr. Jerome James Brainerd, a professional astrophysicist who is working on theoretical problems in high-energy astrophysics. I have a B.S. in Physics from the University of Notre Dame and a Ph.D. in Astronomy from Harvard University. My primary research is on the radiative processes responsible for the light we see from x-ray pulsars and gamma-ray bursts. This research is published in the Astrophysical Journal and in numerous conference proceedings. My strongest interest, however, is in the philosophy of science, and I am particularly preoccupied with how the limits of human knowledge constrain our ability to understand the universe.
Comments about the content of this web site or information about new research can be sent to the editor.
This site places a cookie on the reader's computer that enables the computer to personalize some of the dynamic pages from the site. The cookie contains only one piece of information: the date of the last visit to this site. This information is not passed to the web site server, but remains on the reader's computer.


Washington and NY, which has seen about 200 people infected with measles in recent months, are the only states with current outbreaks, the agency says.
"We're just happy that we're prepared and that there is vaccine available". Last year there were 372 cases and this year, as of January 31, the Center for Disease Control has confirmed 79 cases.
Measles is a viral infection that causes a rash over the entire body. In King County, the rise was a more modest 13 percent, from 3,960 doses to 4,480.
"Measles in Washington has spread and health officials urge immunization", the Washington State Department of Health says. "The science is completely clear that childhood vax are not only good because they prevent all of these disgusting illnesses, but they are also completely safe". The outbreak in Clark County has been concentrated mostly among unvaccinated children.
The measles outbreak reported in the northwest has made its way to Texas. Last year, 372 measles cases were confirmed nationwide, the most since an outbreak in 2014 sickened 667 people.


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Portrait of Jane Austen, (c. 1810) by her sister, Cassandra.
Sense and Sensibility and Jane Austen's lexicon of emotions
A public lecture by Robert White, English and Cultural Studies, The University of Western Australia
Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility reflects different attitudes to reason and emotion running through the century preceding its publication in 1811. The eighteenth century is sometimes called 'the age of reason' and 'the enlightenment' because of a philosophical emphasis on 'sense', 'common sense', prudence and rational thought — all qualities which define Elinor Dashwood in the novel. However, a simultaneous cultural and literary movement led to the same century being labeled 'the age of sensibility', because of an emphasis on feelings, expressive emotions and sympathy – all of which characterize Marianne Dashwood. Austen clearly signals through her title that she is exploring through fiction the paradoxes in the two apparently opposite modes, thought and feeling, reason and emotion. One question that can be raised to focus this issue is whether her title poses a question – Sense OR Sensibility? – or a more inclusive statement to suggest a possible amalgamation of qualities – Sense AND Sensibility.
Robert White is a Winthrop Professor in English and Cultural Studies at The University of Western Australia and a foundational Chief Investigator in the ARC Centre of Excellence in the History of Emotions 1100-1800. He has been an ARC Professorial Fellow. His publications are mainly in the field of early modern literature, especially Shakespeare, and also Romantic literature. Books include John Keats: A Literary Life (paperback 2012); Pacifism in English Literature: Minstrels of Peace (2008); Natural Rights and the Birth of Romanticism in the 1790s (2005); and Natural Law in English Renaissance Literature (1996), as well as many scholarly publications on Shakespeare. Most recently he has published Avant-Garde Hamlet (2015) and Shakespeare's Cinema of Love (2016).
About this Series - New Perspectives on Jane Austen
On the two-hundredth anniversary of her death, this UWA Institute of Advanced Studies - Centre for Medieval and Early Modern Studies Lecture Series presents new perspectives on the life and work of Jane Austen. Drawing upon the latest literary and historical research, UWA researchers tackle key themes in Austen's work and the wider social and cultural contexts in which she created her now world-famous novels.
Talks in this series:
14 March - 'Hardly any women at all'? Literary landscapes at the time of Jane Austen. Speaker: Dr Katrina O'Loughlin, UWA
4 April -`The everyday stuff of life?': Jane Austen and the law. Speaker: Associate Professor Kieran Dolin, English and Cultural Studies, UWA
16 May - Bite-Sized Austen: New interpretations in doctoral research
Parody and Prejudice: Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey and the Literary Gothic Tradition. Speaker: Colin Yeo, Doctoral student, English and Cultural Studies, UWA
The Tale of the Two Janes. Speaker: Dr Peta Beasley, English and Cultural Studies, UWA
20 June - Sense and Sensibility and Jane Austen's lexicon of emotions. Speaker: Professor Bob White, English and Cultural Studies, UWA
18 July - Jane Austen and the Promotion of Virtue. Speaker: Professor Ned Curthoys, English and Cultural Studies, UWA
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The 1982 Eisteddfod was a one-day event held in the Town Hall supper room. There were 163 entries and it was a very busy Committee that faced this day with a mixture of excitement, trepidation, organised chaos and frustration. Following the success of this Eisteddfod, the City of Fremantle stated that they would allow future Eisteddfods to be held in the Exhibition Hall in the hope that this would become an annual event in Fremantle. The years in the Exhibition Hall were very successful and happy ones and the generosity of Premier Pianos, Zenith Music and, at a later date, Snadens, was much appreciated. In 1986, due to a change in the layout of the Council Offices, the Eisteddfod moved to the Fremantle Education Centre. After three years, it was necessary to return to the Town Hall where the Eisteddfod has been held ever since. Tribute must be paid to the Committee Members over the past twenty-five years, who have unstintingly devoted their time and talents to providing performance opportunities to so many thousands of music students
Extracts from a history of the Fremantle Eisteddfod.
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I learned about spirit guides and angel guardians after the death of my father. Six or so months, after his death, I had a dream about my dad. I could tell he was in turmoil and distress. I felt he was making difficult adjustments moving from earth to wherever his spirit resided. Then some months later a peace came over me and I felt my dad was with me. I wasn't certain he was my angel guardian until a couple of years later when I received certain confirmation through a conversation I was blessed to have with him.
After Reverend Benson died, he was given permission to return to the earth to tell his colleague, Anthony Borgia, the real truth about the spirit world. Borgia wrote a book, The World Unseen, to share the information Reverend Benson told him including details about spirit guides.
Spirit guides are drawn from every nationality that exists upon the earth plane. A great many of them are drawn from eastern countries and from the North American Indians because of the psychic gifts they possess.
Since learning about spirit guides and angel guardians, I ask my dad to help me often. He eagerly responds. In fact, spirit guides love to be asked to help out because they get bored waiting around for something to do (they are not allowed to help us unless we ask). They love getting involved and making things easier for us.
I depend on my "writing" guardian angels to help inspire me as I write blog entries. I have learned to recognize when they are sending me ideas or words I am having a hard time formulating. Spirit guides are wonderful, and our lives would run smoother if we would remember to ask them for guidance more often. They love to be told, "Thank you" so I try to remember to express the powerful words of gratitude to them often.
In addition to being assigned angel guardians, I believe each of us has at least one spirit animal with us. Through meditation, I learned my spirit animal is a lioness. The lioness represents feminine power, family ties, strength, courage, and protection.
Just recently, a dragon joined my spirit lioness to give me extra strength, protection, and good luck. A dragon can be a sign of evil too, but my dragon smiles and is full of love and light that protects me from the darkness. I haven't named them, but as I write this, I realized I have a desire to give them names. I choose to name my dragon, Larissa (means cheerful in Latin and protection in American), and my lioness, Maitea (means love).
If you don't desire to take the time to listen to this whole video about spirit guides, I listed the 10 signs of communication, Ralph identified below. I liked his list and felt it was comprehensive.
Meditation dissolves our ego helping us to tune into our spirit guides and angel guardians.
Sacred space such as an ocean, or a meadow, etc.


Traders on Wall Street aren't know for their tranquility. Nor are they known for taking bad news well. But investors in Pakistan today, apparently determined to one-up their Wall Street counterparts, went on a rampage that would make Jim Cramer look like a coma victim.
Police surrounded the exchange after hundreds of investors stoned the building and shouted anti-government slogans. They directed their ire at the government and Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan, which this week removed a 1 percent daily limit on price declines. The measure was aimed at halting a slide that wiped out $30 billion of Pakistan's market value in three months, threatening to undo a 14-fold rally since 2001.
Rioters broke windows and burned shareholder statements, and after one man was injured, the police and paramilitary forces intervened to quell the revolt.
Think you're having a bad year? Thank goodness you're not in Karachi.


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The Walrus LIVE features great ideas, influential people, food, drink, fun surprises, and an opportunity to be part of the conversations that will help define our future.
The Walrus LIVE is designed for the curious and the connected, the interesting and the interested. As The Walrus marks its fifteenth year, The Walrus LIVE will bring together people, ideas, and stories that define the present and future of Canada. Join The Walrus and your fellow thought-leaders for two days of stimulating speakers, fabulous food and drink, and much, much more.
•	The Walrus special 15th anniversary reception and more!
The Walrus LIVE is a place for ideas, stories, and you.
From big-picture ideas to on-the-ground solutions, The Walrus LIVE will feature a diverse array of ideas, installations, and conversations from a wide variety of special guests.
Terry O'Reilly, The Right Honourable David Johnston, Lewis Lapham, Dawna Friesen, Roberta Jamieson, Zahra Ebrahim, Jennifer Hollett, Geoff Cape, David Ben, Nana aba Duncan, Mathew Ingram, Lisa Charleyboy, Molly Johnson, Noah Richler, Ariel Garten, Andrew Chunilall, Huda Idrees, Siri Agrell, Jessica Johnson, Jay Pitter, Jeremy Clark, Pamela Divinsky & the Mosaic Institute, Robert Jago, Tanya (Toni) de Mello, Joshna Maharaj, Anita Stewart, Lauren McKeon, Tom Jokinen, Reneltta Arluk, Angela Misri, Sasha Chapman, Harley Rustad, Lauren Voisin and Ashley Voisin, Shelley Youngblut, Vivek Shraya, Patti Sonntag, Sascha Darius Mojtahedi, Craig Nevill-Manning, Christian Nelissen and more to come.
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But Wordpress has come so far and has so many benefits for those who use it that it's a shame so many in the community want to limit its vision to always being "only a blog."  A damn shame, because it could easily be so much more.
> there in an already saturated market.
I don't see WordPress as being half-assed if it were to add URL routing and custom post types; I would see it as a platform that has over 3000 custom extensions and probably as many off-the-shelf custom themes. I see it as the platform most likely to succeed if it were not held back by a too-narrow vision.
The irony is that you say "Wordpress is just a blog" and then criticize Drupal for being too complex.  Wordpress could easily match Drupal's core differentiator (custom post types) and not be as complex as Drupal.
> This ease of use factor is what gives WP it's market share.
> Changing it will doubtless have the opposite effect.
That changing Wordpress will cause it to loose market share or even ease of use is an assertion based in little more than an invalid assumption.  I've developed both modules and plugins for Drupal and Wordpress respectively and it's their architectures that divide them, not their features.
Wordpress could easily add custom post types (and custom URLs to support) without increasing the architectural complexity.  What's more, it could continue to be as easy to use for the average person, it would just have more headroom for those more advanced.


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El ascenso de Nueve (The Rise of Nine en idioma inglés) es una novela literaria juvenil de ciencia ficción y la tercera parte de la serie Los legados de Lorien escrita por James Frey y Jobie Hughes bajo el pseudónimo de Pittacus Lore.

El libro es la secuela de El poder de Seis y fue publicado en el 2013 por la editorial HarperCollins Publishers.

Resumen
Los Números se preparan para la lucha, aunque primero deben reunirse. Marina, Seis, Ella, y su cêpan, Crayton, se encargan de viajar a la India en la búsqueda del Número Ocho. Mientras, John y Nueve, en Estados Unidos, compiten tratando de averiguar quién de ellos es Pittacus Lore. El poder de los Números unidos nos salvará.
El libro también trata sobre la desaparición de Sarah, la novia de John, así como sobre la reclusión de Sam y sus intentos por salvarlos.
El clímax de la historia se da cuando los Números penetran en las instalaciones mogadorianas, donde se dan cuenta de que la batalla aún está lejos, que necesitan entrenar más, y que aún les falta un Número. La derrota de la Garde a manos de Setrákus Ra y la búsqueda del lórico restante abren el siguiente libro: La Caída de Cinco.

Personajes
 John Smith. Es uno de los narradores. Es un adolescente rubio y alto y, según Marina, muy agraciado. Tiene talante de líder. Número Cuatro es el mejor amigo de Sam Goode y no se perdona haberlo abandonado. Siente atracción por Seis, a pesar de ser el novio de Sarah, una chica humana.
 Seis. En El ascenso de nueve narra la historia en primera persona. Es estricta, fría, y muy calculadora. Tiene grandes dotes en el arte de la luche. Está atraída por dos personajes protagonistas: Cuatro y Sam Goode. Se revela que uno de sus nombres humanos fue Maren Elizabeth.
 Marina. Narra la historia en primera persona a partir de El poder de seis. Vive prácticamente en un convento de monjas desde que llegó a la Tierra, y solamente abandona éste cuando se revela que Ella es un Número. Sus legados, de carácter generalmente curativo y de apoyo, son imprescindibles para el resto de La Garde, a pesar de que es una negada para el combate.
 Nueve. Nueve es liberado al final de El poder de seis de una prisión mogadoriana en Virginia Occidental. Resulta ser prepotente y engreído, pero sus legados son de gran utilidad. Su carácter roza primeramente con el de Cuatro pero luego se acostumbran el uno al otro. Cuando su cêpan vivía, ambos tenían un enorme piso en Chicago rompiendo el típico carácter itinerante y la precaución por esconderse de los demás Números. Su voz no se oye en El ascenso de nueve.
 Ocho. Número Ocho es considerado como un Dios en la India, a causa de un legado que le permite cambiar de forma. Cuando se reúne con los Números comienza una batalla debido a una emboscada mogadoriana, pero Ocho es ayudado por sus creyentes, y con su legado de transportación escapan de la escena. Es víctima de una profecía que dice que morirá atravesado por una espada.
 Ella. Ella es Número Diez. Tiene aproximadamente once años. Sus legados son los responsables de encontrar a Seis. En la batalla en la base Dulce es capaz de hacer retroceder a Setrákus Ra, deteniendo una derrota inminente de la Garde, a pesar de que unos instantes antes es casi revivida por Cuatro.
 Crayton. Cêpan no oficial de Ella que ayuda a Marina a escapar del convento. Consiguió localizar a Ocho en la India, y guía a su grupo de Números hasta su encuentro.
 Bernie Kosar. Es una quimera procedente de Lorien. En su forma habitual es un beagle cuyo dueño es John. Es capaz de cambiar de forma, lo cual es crucial para la Garde, ya que está dispuesto a protegerla con su vida. Era la quimera del abuelo de John.

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Q: how to read a csv file and split a line? I have a .csv file  and when i open the file it looks something like this

r1   r2   r3
0,3  0,3  02
43   5    3
3    3,2  01

Every row is separated by a coma.
¿How can i split every line on the file, so i can put it in a list and will end up like this.

list = [['0,3','0,3','02'],['43','5','3'],['3','3,2','01']]

A: You can use csv.reader:
import csv
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Akadimia
Athens City, Acropolis and Museum Tour with Entry Tickets
Akadimia: Tours & Tickets
Athens: The History of Greek Mythology Private Tour
Athens: 2-Hour Self-Guided Audio Tour
Athens Half-Day Private City Tour
Athens: Ancient Greek Mythology Exploration Game
Athens and Corinth Full-Day Tour with Transfers
Athens: 2-Hour Private City Tour Off the Beaten Track
Athens: Alternative Neighborhoods Private Tour
Athens: Electric Bike Day Tour
Top sights in Athens
128 tours & activities
Zappio District
Kerameikos
Syntagma Square
Panathenaic Stadium
Akadimia: Our most recommended tours and activities
1. Athens City, Acropolis and Museum Tour with Entry Tickets
Travel back in time at the Panathenaic Stadium to see where the first Olympic Games of modern times were held. Pass the Temple of Olympian Zeus and Hadrian's Arch to take a look at the Greek Parliament building and the Memorial to the Unknown Soldier. Admire the state buildings of the old Academy, Athens University and the National Library on Syntagma Square Then, head to the Acropolis to explore the famous monuments of Ancient Greece from classical times. Visit the monumental gate of the Propylaea, the Temple of Athena Nike and the iconic Parthenon before learning more about the history of the city at the state-of-the-art Acropolis Museum.
2. Athens: The History of Greek Mythology Private Tour
Dive deep into Greek mythology and embark on a journey of stories with your local guide. See a mix of highlights and sights such as the University and Academy of Athens, the central city market Varvakios and the flea market Monastiraki. Relive one of the most important historical events in Athens and the impact from then to now. Your guide, an expert on the subject, will keep you entertained while you gain insights you won't find in any history book. Your local guide will make you feel like you are taking a trip into the past that has shaped the city we see today.
3. Athens and Corinth Full-Day Tour with Transfers
Experience a full-day tour which combines the 2 historical cities, Athens and Corinth. Visit the Acropolis which is symbol of democracy. See the Parthenon which is considered the most perfect building in the world. The Erechtheion became famous for its Karyatides, the Propylae, and the reconstructed Temple of Athena Nike. Continue to the Acropolis Museum which was recently voted the fifth best in the world. See the famous Arch of Roman Emperor Adrian and the Temple of Zeus which was the biggest in ancient world. Catch a panoramic view over Athens from Mount Lycabettus and take some beautiful pictures. Visit the Panathinaiko Stadium which hosted the first modern Olympics in 1896. Watch the changing of the guards at the Parliament. Tour around the city center and see some fantastic Neoclassic buildings such as the University of Athens, the Academy of Art and Sciences, and the National Library. See the residence of Sleiman, the Geman Archaeologist who found Troy. Afterwards, continue southwest to Corinth an make a short stop to see the Corinth Canal and the Diolkos which helped the Corinthians to pull the ships along. Arrive in ancient Corinth, where you can see ruins of 2 theaters, the Temple of Apollo, temples of the Roman period, and of course the altar where Saint Paul spoke to the Corinthians about the new religion. The Museum which hosts hundreds of artifacts from different periods is really interesting. After lunch (optional) you'll return back to Athens.
4. Athens Half-Day Private City Tour
Discover the cradle of civilization, birthplace of democracy, and home of philosophy on a private half-day tour of Athens. You will experience some of the greatest monuments ever built, with visits to all the major attractions, from the site of the first modern Olympics, to the former Royal Palace. The 4.5-hour tour takes in the Panathenaic Stadium, the only marble stadium in the world. Built over the ruins of the ancient Roman stadium of Athens, it was where the first modern Olympic Games took place in 1896. Continue to the famous Arch of Emperor Hadrian, and the Temple of Olympian Zeus, dedicated to the King of the Olympian Gods, and the largest temple of the ancient world. Go to the Acropolis, considered a work of architectural perfection. Admire the Theater of Dionysus, the first theater ever built in the world. You will also see the Odeon of Herod the Atticus, and go to the Hill of Pnyx, visit the Propylaea, the Temple of Apteros Nike, the Erechthion, and the New Acropolis Museum. Take in some wonderful panoramic city views from Lycabettus Hill, and visit the Parliament buildings to see the changing of the Royal Guards at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Continue to Omonia Square and the open-air flea market in the lively Plaka neighborhood. Finally, see the 19th-Century Anglican church of St. Paul, the former Royal Palace, the Numismatic Museum, Academy of Arts and Sciences, National Library, and the Benaki Museum, Byzantine and Christian Museum, and Museum of Cycladic Art.
5. Athens: 2-Hour Private City Tour Off the Beaten Track
Dive into Akadimia, Athens's alternative side. Step away from the tourist trails and follow your local guide on a private tour full of surprises. Check out Psiri district, see Strefi Hill with its street art, spot architectural gems, and more. See and learn about the unexpected side of Athens. Let your guide show you hangout spots and historical spots representative of the area.
6. Athens: Alternative Neighborhoods Private Tour
Enjoy a more authentic tour of Athens as you discover some of the city's alternative neighborhoods and experience the city more like a local. Walk through the famous Flea Market on Monastiraki Square, and the neighborhood of Thiseio en route to the ancient cemetery of Kerameikos. Pass street art in the birthplace of graffiti, and wander through the streets of Psiri to learn about one of the coolest, anti-establishment neighborhoods in a former leather craftsmen's district. Find cool bars, galleries, and theaters full of the young. Watch the butchers and fishmongers at Athens Public Market, and savor the aromas of spice shops and cheese stores. Visit the 2 working class restaurants in the meat market, and the secret underground restaurant at the vegetable market. Explore the most interesting road in Athens, full of plant and seed, and herb and spice stores. Pass through Kotzia Square on the way to Exarheia. See the National Technical University of Athens, and hear how it became a symbol of the revolt against the dictatorship in 1973. Wander among the university students of Exarheia, before strolling down Panepistimiou street to the National University and National Library. End in the upscale neighborhood of Kolonaki.
7. Athens: Alternative Walking Tour
With a recorded history that spans over 3,400 years, Athens is one of the oldest cities in the world. This alternative walking tour takes you through Athens' rich history and multifaceted culture, surprising and enchanting you around every street corner. As you stroll through Athens' primeval streets, learn from your knowledgeable guide about the complex history of the ancient city. Visit landmark buildings such as the Parliament, the Academy, the University and the National Library, and come to understand their role in the construction of a contemporary European capital. Stroll through the beautiful neighborhoods of Psiri and Monastiraki, where the footprint of the Ottoman Empire is still present, to understand how the old city and its traditions mixed – or didn't– with Western European values and ideas. Pass through Omonia Square, Kotzia Square, the central markets and many other fascinating sites, and discover the missing link between the glorious ancient past and the frantic, modern present.
8. Athens: Ancient Greek Mythology Exploration Game
Discover the city's fascinating history and attractions as you solve clues around Athens. Travel back in time and relive Athens' ancient history by playing a quest with your friends, significant other, or family. Receive your access code by e-mail upon booking the tour and use the code in the app. Wander around Athens for about 1.5 hours to complete your quest. However, there's no time limit, and you are free to explore the city at your own pace. You won't need a guide, just download the app, go to the starting point, and be ready to begin the adventure. Solve clues and guess the answer to unlock the secret story of each place. Play as a large group and solve the clues together; one person can purchase access for the entire group by selecting the number of people in the group. All group members will be able to play the city game on their smartphones. You can also split into teams and compete against each other or purchase an individual access code.
9. Athens: Half-Day Sightseeing Tour with Acropolis
Discover the diverse city of Athens. Known for its historical monuments, Athens is also home to many modern, elegant structures. Visit the Acropolis, which still stands as a reminder of the beauty and glory of ancient Athens. High atop its rocky base are the Parthenon, the Propylea, the temple of Athena Nike, and the Erechtheion, with its stunning Porch of Maidens. Drive to the Roman Temple of Olympian Zeus and the Panathinaikon Stadium. This stadium was site of the first modern Olympic Games in 1896, birthplace of a world-wide tradition. Continue driving and pass by the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in front of the Parliament House on Constitution Square. Here you'll experience views of government buildings and elegant structures of the 19th century. Drive along Panepistimiou Avenue and view the Catholic Cathedral, the Academy, University, and National Library.
10. Athens: Full-Day Private Tour
Your private tour will start with the Acropolis, a complex of buildings that includes the Parthenon (main temple), the best example of classic architecture from the 5th-century BC, Erectheion (the temple with 6 female figurers, Caryatides), the Temple of Athena Nike (Wingless Godess), Propylaia (the monumental Gate), Odeon of Herodus Atticus, Dionysus theater and finally, the Mars Hill or Areios Pagos (the first ancient court and the place that St. Paul preached Christianity for the first time in Athens). The next stop will be the Temple Of the Olympian Zeus (the largest temple in Hellenic and Roman times), the Panathenian Stadium (the stadium of the first Olympic Games in 1896), the Memorial of the Unknown Soldier and the Changing of the Guards (Euzones) in front of the Greek Parliament, opposite the Syntagma or Constitutional Square. After that, you will see the Trilogy of Athens (the Academy, the First University of Athens and the National Greek Library) and finally, the Lycabettus Hill (the highest point of Athens) and don't forget to take some pictures and a memory in your mind and heart of the entire city. Drive through Plaka (the oldest neighborhood in Athens), a picturesque quarter of the city, where there are little shops with handmade crafts and gifts for you to buy and Monastiraki (Flea Market), where you can have a pleasant walk and shop with your friends and family. If time permits, your next stop will be the ancient Greek Agora or the Roman Agora (ancient markets), where you'll find the Temple of Hephaestus (the most well preserved temple in Greece), the Stoa of Attalos and the beautiful St. Catherine Orthodox Church. When you feel hungry, get ready to taste some famous Greek cuisine and have a memorable lunch. The tour will guide you to a traditional Athens restaurant or tavern. It's up to you to choose from a variety of flavors of the most well-known Greek dishes. After lunch, enjoy a visit to the New Acropolis Museum, where you can see the marbles of the Parthenon and a superb collection of artifacts and relics found on the Acropolis excavations or the National Archaeological Museum of Athens, almost twice the size of the previous one that houses some of the most important artifacts from a variety of archaeological locations not only Greece, but the Middle East and the Balkans as well from prehistory to late antiquity.
Top Attractions in Athens
1 Acropolis of Athens
2 Acropolis Museum
3 Parthenon
4 National Archaeological Museum of Athens
5 Temple of Olympian Zeus, Athens
6 Panathenaic Stadium
7 Ancient Agora of Athens
8 Odeon of Herodes Atticus
9 Theatre of Dionysus
10 Mount Lycabettus
11 Plaka
12 Syntagma Square
13 Temple of Hephaestus
14 Areopagus
15 Monastiraki
16 National Garden, Athens
17 Hellenic Motor Museum
18 Temple of Athena Nike
19 Hadrian's Library
20 Erechtheion
1 Athens Day Trips From
2 Athens City Cards
3 Athens Day Trips
4 Athens Tours
5 Athens Cruises & Boat Tours
6 Athens Tickets
7 Athens Hop-on Hop-off Tours
8 Athens Walking Tours
9 Athens Shows & Musicals
10 Athens Airport Transfers
11 Athens Bus & Minivan Tours
12 Athens Night Tours
13 Athens Snorkeling
14 Athens Sightseeing Tours
15 Athens Sailing Trips & Tours
16 Athens Transportation
17 Athens Nightlife & Bars
18 Athens Top 10
19 Athens Bike Tours
20 Athens Dinner Shows
Cities in Greece
1 Athens
3 Heraklion
4 Corfu Town
5 Thessaloniki
6 Oia
7 Naxos Town
9 Fira
10 Rhodes Town
11 Agios Nikolaos
12 Kissamos
13 Perissa
14 Lindos
15 Delphi, Greece
16 Faliraki
17 Hersonissos
18 Nafplio
19 Elounda
20 Kos Town
Other Sightseeing Options in Akadimia
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What people are saying about Akadimia
Our guide/driver, Odysseas, arrived early at the cruise port with a sparkling clean van, large enough to accommodate all of our luggage from our cruise. He was very knowledgeable in Greek & Roman mythology and history. He gave us valuable insights into all of the monuments on the tour, along with visual aids to show details, highlights and construction techniques. He adapted his tour to include other sights and gave us a continual narrative of things we were seeing and questions we had along our route. My wife was interested in the ancient history and I was interested in Greece's post 1821 revolution to it's present history. Odysseas was very knowledgeable in both areas answering our questions and tying together pieces of interconnected history. Our tour ended with being dropped at our hotel. We had a great time on our tour and we'd very highly recommend it to anyone!
Athens Half-Day Private City Tour Reviewed by Daniel, 27/09/2021
Very knowledgeable and brilliant mind. Costas knew just how to present history in a way that was interesting and applicable to the area. highly recommend!!
Athens: The History of Greek Mythology Private Tour Reviewed by Jeremy, 24/11/2021
Spiros was great! He was punctual, knowledgeable and very kind. He took us to the main attractions and told us about the places in between on the way.
Athens Half-Day Private City Tour Reviewed by Kala, 29/11/2021
The tour guide was friendly and very knowledgeable, gave us time to visit explore and take photos, recommend him to others
Athens Half-Day Private City Tour Reviewed by Bobby, 27/09/2021
Great tour and amazing guide. Must do and recommend!
Athens Half-Day Private City Tour Reviewed by Patricia, 26/12/2021


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Successful webinar of the Faculty of Engineering promotes debate on new methods of waste management
Mario Radrigán, director of the International Center of Social and Cooperative Economy (CIESCOOP in Spanish), Agustín Correa, new business manager of Triciclos S.A. and Diego Riveaux from the Regional-Ministerial Secretariat for the Environment discussed about new alternatives for a sustainable and conscious economy of the environment.
The International School of Sustainable Development and Circular Economy of the Faculty of Engineering host the seminar "Building a different economy: the gaps between circular economy and sustainable development in Chile", which was moderated by the school director, Dr. Rene Garrido Lazo.
This talk was focused on the viability of building a new economy starting from a lineal to circular economy, and where we could hear different perspectives from the Academy, the public and the private sector, and the civil society represented by the audience.
Garrido, also academic from the Department of Geographical Engineering, introduced the topic by emphasizing the need to work for the Agenda 2030 on sustainable development. According to his words, in order to do that it is necessary to identify and address the most serious environmental problems of our time. He added that the current global situation is representing the weakness of the traditional economical systems, since many countries are facing recessions and severe climate crisis. In this context, Garrido mentions that it is essential to discuss about the use of renewable and non-renewable energies, which are "being used as tradeable currency for the progress," he says.
Now, Latin America, especially our country, has established regulatory policies to promote circular economy as a mean to achieve sustainable development; however, Garrido points out that these policies could be insufficient, should people depend on policies and laws to start making a change and should this strategy have the same impact in different places of the country.
In this way, the anthropologist Mario Radrigán, academic of the Faculty of Administration and Economy at the Universidad de Santiago de Chile and director of CIESCOOP, talked about the scope of social and solidarity-based economy, also called "third sector". In simple words, this involves social organizations, the labor or trade union, indigenous communities and associations, corporations and foundations, mutual societies, among others. This economy, according to the expert, "allows a predominance of the human being and the social object over the capital. We understand this is a main that depends on the decisions that people make with the purpose of improving their lives." Furthermore, he stood that right now there are 1,2 billion members in cooperatives and 400 million in mutual societies worldwide. "In total, 1,6 billion of people are providing with goods and services to their partners, basically half of the world population," explained.
Regarding with national figures, a research from the Public Policies Center of Universidad Católica de Chile in 2016 recorded 230 thousands co-organizations in comparison with the 106 thousand that numbers showed in 2005. These organizations and associations work together for the sustainable development of their communities, taking into account that the outcomes of every enterprises must be distributed equally.
On the other side, Agustín Correa from Triciclos S.A. and academic of the Faculty of Engineering at the Universidad Católica talked about the experience this enterprise is having on promoting circular economy. "We became well known thanks to the public recycling centers, where we receive all kinds of material and teach people how to do it," he says. "This model started eight years ago and now we have consulting services in Ecuador, Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentina, Bolivia, Mexico and Costa Rica, and operations services in Chile, Brasil and Colombia" added. According to his explanation, "38% of atmospheric emissions can be reduced if we adopt a circular strategy of production and maintenance in the building industry. Plus, 70% of the transportations emissions could be reduced as well as 49% of the emissions from the food industry and its waste."
Correa also states that it is fundamental to remove the "trash" and "waste" concepts from our culture and incorporate them as inputs. "It is important to use the products and materials at their maximum capacity service and regenerate the natural systems. In order to achieve this, some alternatives rely on remanufacturing, reusing, maintaining, extending and sharing", points out.
Lastly, the Regional-Ministerial Secretariat for the Environment, Diego Riveaux, clarified that all measures taken are long-term ones; therefore, its application does not necessarily depend on the current government. However, he affirmed that the current Ministry of Environment is working towards circular economy in all areas not only related with waste production and reduction, but also with a new way of generating economy."
In that sense, the government has set two goals to meet for 2040; it is expected to increase recycling up 60% and to reach not more than 10% of waste in landfill sites.
Written by Catalina Águila
Translated by Javiera Díaz
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