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India Travel Guide India Trips 18 Incredible Unexplored Hill Stations Near Delhi That Are Perfect For A Long Weekend
18 Incredible Unexplored Hill Stations Near Delhi That Are Perfect For A Long Weekend
By Disha Kapkoti
Do you want to get away from Delhi, but not go to the same holiday spots as everyone else? Because on an extended weekend, Kasol becomes the new Hauz Khas and Mussoorie appears the same as a Karol Bagh with herds of kids and prams on the mall road. Well, don't worry. Here are some new exciting additions of unexplored hill stations near Delhi you may want to add to your travel list to gift yourself a holiday you deserve.
The Best Unexplored Hill Stations Near Delhi
These trending picks for hill stations near Delhi are offbeat spots that have emerged as a tourist destination in the recent past.
1. Rewalsar
This hidden lake town in the Mandi District has been a well-kept secret from tourists for many years. This is one of the quaint hill stations near Delhi which is a religious hub for the Buddhist, Hindu and Sikh communities. Guru Padmasambhava of the Mahayana Buddhist sect left for Tibet from Rewalsar to spread the teachings of Buddhism. Currently, this is one of the most spiritual hill stations near Delhi as it is home to many spectacular monasteries and temples dotted along the lake.
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2. Gushiani
Away from the mainstream hill stations near Delhi, Gushiani in the Kullu District is a quiet village best known for trout fishing and the picturesque homestays that have mushroomed here over time. At 4500ft above sea level, this village is at a distance of 550km from Delhi and the close proximity of the village to the Great Himalayan National Park makes it a chosen destination for travellers looking for hill stations near Delhi.
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3. Naukuchiatal
Naukuchiatal is one of the newly-emerging unexplored hill stations near Delhi that is home to some of the best homestays offering much-needed peace and quiet to weary travellers arriving here from the cities. The town encircles a picturesque lake and boasts a wide variety of flora and fauna. Over the years, Naukuchiatal has also become a hotspot for birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts who see it as an unexplored territory near the crowded hill station of Nainital.
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4. Bir and Billing
Popularly known as one of the highest paragliding grounds, Billing is located 14km uphill to the quaint village of Bir. This has become the next hot pick for adventure enthusiasts who arrive here for an experience of a lifetime as it is considered to be the best hill station near Delhi for that. The paragliding site is equipped with professional equipment and instructors to guide you on every step. The views of the stunning Kangra Valley and the Dhauladhar Ranges at the height make it one of the most beautiful hill stations near Delhi and an unmissable adventure opportunity for Delhiites visiting Bir on a long weekend.
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5. Tosh
This list of hill stations near Delhi is incomplete without the small villages in Parvati Valley that make a convenient weekend getaway for travellers from Delhi. Further ahead on the route to Kasol and Manikaran, the village of Kasol still has no direct road access and reaching the village requires a short hike. It is one of the lesser-explored hill stations near Delhi. On reaching Tosh, the welcoming local homestays and the wide variety of cafes promise a rejuvenating experience to travellers on a long weekend.
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6. Dharamkot
Dharamkot is one of the most scenic hill stations near Delhi that still boasts of untouched beauty and a sense of calm. A short walk away from Mcleodganj, this village is a perfect destination for travellers who wish to unwind in solitude. Travellers can also reach Dharamkot by taking a short rickshaw ride from Mcleodganj. This is one of the most welcoming hill stations near Delhi, home to a number of homestays, sprawling mustard fields and meditation retreats that attract visitors from cities.
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7. Khajjiar
Located in the Chamba District, this is one of the most stunning hill stations near Delhi which appears to be straight out of a picture-perfect postcard. This little hill station can be reached via Bakrota Hills from Dalhousie. Khajjiar is home to the Khajji Nag Temple, a sacred shrine of Lord Shiva and Goddess Hidimba built in the 10th century. The centrally-located lake amidst the lush green meadows is a major attraction of this town.
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8. Kausani
With the magical view of the Kumaon-Garhwal Himalayas at a distance, Kausani is known for its breathtaking scenery best experienced at sunset. Photographers and nature lovers arrive at this hill station near Delhi to fall in love with the changing hues at the horizon, featuring Mt Trishul and Nanda Ghunti. The landscaped tea gardens and the small weaving cottage industry are great attractions to explore while visiting this town.
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Checkout this extended list of stunning travel destinations if you're looking for more offbeat options to spend a weekend away from Delhi.
9. Tehri
The gigantic Tehri lake is the new hub of watersports activities in Uttarakhand. Apart from the hiking trails that excite many Delhiites to travel to the hills of Garhwal, kayaking, canoeing and wind surfing are new exciting reasons to visit Tehri now.
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10. Arki, The Hill Capital
Notable for the Arki Fort built in the 17th century, this small Himachali town was once a capital of the hill state of Baghal. The pleasant summer days in one of the most interesting and unexplored hill stations near Delhi can be part of your next getaway to beat the crowd.
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11. Hamirpur
Himachal is a lot more than popular hill stations near Delhi such as Shimla and Manali and the sunset at Hamirpur can truly prove this point. Ideal for travellers who do not wish to spend their vacation in touristy chaos, Hamirpur is a secret destination to experience the surreal silent view of the snow-clad Himalayas.
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12. Parwanoo
On the national highway 22, Parwanoo welcomes you to the hill state of Himachal as you enter from Haryana. Parwanoo can be a great base station to visit some off-the-beaten path hill stations near Delhi such as Pinjore, Dagshai and Kasauli.
13. Landour and Laal Tibba
When you plan a trip to Mussoorie, the scenic locales of Landour and Laal Tibba are often missed. Laal Tibba is the highest point in Mussoorie and the Japanese telescope fixed at the cliff gives an amazing view of Banderpooch, Kedarnath and Badrinath.
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14. Sattal
Nainital, no more. In the peak season when tourists are struggling for parking space in Nainital, this adjoining lake town is serene, silent and all that a traveller can ask for. Sattal also offers exciting camping and adventure sport activities which can be your reason to be here.
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15. Ramgarh
This little village near Nainital is considered the fruit bowl of Kumaon. The enticing aroma of the ripe plums and apricots from the orchards can charm every traveller's heart. Less commercialized and even lesser chaotic, Ramgarh can be your perfect retreat.
16. Barog
Barog is a yet another undiscovered traveller's haven to drive away the city blues. This town gives you an opportunity to watch the beautiful toy train pass through multiple tunnels. At an hour's distance from Shimla, Barog promises a peaceful break this season.
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17. Nohradhar
This backpacker's haven is one of the few unexplored hill stations near Delhi, located in the Sirmour District of Himachal. Renukaji, Nahan and Ponta Sahib are some of the exciting hill towns that lie in the vicinity. Camping under the stars in this quaint spot and a trek to Churvadhar from here can make your vacation worthwhile.
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18. Matiana
If you wish to spend your days lazing around in the pleasant air of the mountains, spending days watching birds and reading, this little town should be on your travel list. To watch one hilltop from another with blue skies painting the view perfectly is a dream this town unfolds before you.
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The hill stations near Delhi make up most of North India's charm. Natural beauty, comfort, adventure, tranquillity and much more can be experienced in these hill stations near Delhi. There is no dearth of choices, but it is a challenging task to choose your next destination from these attractive options. Fortunately, a lot of the hill stations near Delhi can be covered in a weekend, allowing you to plan several excursions over time. Furthermore, most of the hill stations near Delhi are close to each other, making it possible for you to explore more places on a single trip.
See the beautiful world while you can. Mountains hide mysteries behind them and once unfolded, they are beautiful. When in Delhi, take time out and set out on a journey to explore the hidden wondrous towns just a few hours away from you.
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Fauci Emails: Researcher who funded Wuhan Lab, admits manipulating coronaviruses, thanked Fauci for dismissing lab-leak theory
Nickie Louise Posted On June 2, 2021
Just like peeling the onion one layer at a time, the truth about the origin of coronavirus is slowly unraveling. As experts comb through hundreds of pages of Fauci's emails obtained by The Washington Post and BuzzFeed News through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), new truths are about what Dr. Fauci knew in the early days of coronavirus are now been revealed to the public.
One particularly email of interest is in an exchange with Dr. Fauci where Kristian G. Andersen discussed the origin of the coronavirus before a call, Kristian wrote:
"I should mention that after discussions earlier today, Eddie, Bob, Mike, and myself all find the genome to be inconsistent with expectations from evolutionary theory."
What's worth noting about this email exchange is that, right after Andersen had discussed with Dr. Fauci, he orchestrated a paper published on Nature Medicine which has been used as a pivot point to spread the misinformation about the origin of Covid19. Below is a screenshot of the paper published on March 20, 2020, about 45 days after his email exchange with Dr. Fauci.
Elsewhere in the emails, a researcher who funded the Wuhan Labs thanked Dr. Fauci for publicly dismissing the lab leak theory early on during the pandemic. The email from Dr. Peter Daszak, President of the EcoHealth Alliance, a group that has extensive ties to the Wuhan lab gain of function research, sent an email to Fauci on April 18, 2020, roughly six weeks after the outbreak had taken hold.
The email reads:
"As the Pl of the ROl grant publicly targeted by Fox News reporters at the Presidential press briefing last night, I just wanted to say a personal thank you on behalf of our staff and collaborators, for publicly standing up and stating that the scientific evidence supports a natural origin for COVID-19 from a bat-to-human spillover, not a lab release from the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
From my perspective, your comments are brave, and coming from your trusted voice, will help dispel the myths being spun around the virus' origins. Once this pandemic's over I look forward thanking you in person and let you know how important your comments are to us all."
Dr. Fauci responded to the email the day after, saying:
Many thanks for your kind note.
That's not all. A year before the coronavirus in December 2019, Daszak, who also works for the World Health Organisation, is on record admitting that he was involved with manipulating coronaviruses. Below is a YouTube video of him talking about how 'good' the viruses are for messing around within a lab.
Daszak also stated that "coronaviruses are pretty good… you can manipulate them in the lab pretty easily… the spiked proteins drive a lot about what happens. You can get the sequence you can build the protein, we work with Ralph Baric at UNC to do this, insert into the backbone of another virus and do some work in a lab."
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Upon arrival check in for 4 nights in elegant masseria outside of Gallipoli, from here we will explore the famous Salento region and its beautiful towns on the Adriatic Sea. We will hang out with family and friends of Antimo and stop in his hometown Manduria for a day completely dedicated to wine tasting. We will then travel north and inland toward the UNESCO World Heritage site of the Valle D'Itria, here we will be staying in a Trulli house visiting the towns of Alberobello, Locorotondo, and Ostuni surrounded by endless fields of ancient olive trees. Relax around the pool is also part of the plan. Finally, before we depart from Puglia, we will be visiting an old "Forno" (Bakery) to learn about local bread making.
We will be visiting and walking the streets of Matera, the second world most ancient town after Petra. Due to its unique setting, this town is often the set of movies such as The Passion of Christ, Ben-Hur, The Omen, and most recently Wonder Woman. From here we will travel toward the toe of the Italian boot and stay in a castle from XIII century for three nights. The view of the Tyrrhenian Sea will keep us company as we travel to towns nearby.
From here, if you wish you can spend a few days on your own in the nearby Amalfi Coast (2 hours drive), Pompei and Ercolano, or Rome.
Accommodation in elegant Masseria, villa with swimming pool, and castle – Private Transportation & Driving – Two meals per day (except on FREE days) – Cooking with locals – Tours and Sightseeing – Wine tasting – Bread making – Planned day excursions and activities – Meals and time with local families, and much more.
Start your travel from the US on April 19th to arrive the following day. Arrive in Brindisi (airport code BDS) on April 20th. If you plan to fly back to the US at the end of the trip, you want to fly out of Lamezia Terme airport (airport code SUF).
If you decide to spend a few more days on your own in the nearby Amalfi Coast, you can fly out of Naples or Rome (They are both reachable by train).


Economists from the Australian School of Business at UNSW Australia are available to give their commentary and analysis of the Reserve Bank's next interest rate move.
Consensus suggests the Reserve Bank will hold tight on another cut at its first board meeting of 2014, after a stronger than expected inflation number for the December quarter.
Tim Harcourt, the JW Neville Fellow in Economics at UNSW's Australian School of Business, said the threat of a prolonged recession in the US and Europe appears to be lifting, with stimulus measures there being removed – at the same time as Australia's global prospects look rockier.
Other academics are also available to discuss how a change of interest rates would impact on inflation, unemployment, and the wider economy. Dr Nigel Stapledon from UNSW's Australian School of Business, is available on houses prices and how changes in rates are influential on house prices, and the wider economy. He says "Australia's current boom is slowly receding, however that will not change the long-term story. Resources are still strong, but labour and capital will shift in focus."


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This is what America would look like without gerrymandering
By Andrew Prokop Updated Jun 29, 2015, 12:36pm EDT
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We've written about gerrymandering here on Vox — we've described some of the worst examples, and potential reforms that might prevent it (one of which was just upheld by the Supreme Court). But what would a world without gerrymandering look like? Check out the map above, in which each colored district has a roughly equal population, for one possible glimpse. (Note that this map draws districts that cross state borders as well, which is impossible under our current system, but would end the overrepresentation of some small states.)
Their map of North Carolina is quite different from Our ludicrously gerrymandered one
The map was created by the Center for Range Voting, which was founded by math PhD Warren Smith and engineer Jan Kok to float innovative election reform proposals. To make it, they used what they call the shortest splitline algorithm. Basically, they used the shortest possible line to cut a state into two halves with roughly equal populations. Then they did so again, and again, and again, until they had the proper number of overall districts.
If the map that crosses state lines is too far-fetched for you, the site also features maps using the shortest splitline algorithm for each individual state. For instance, check out the difference between today's ludicrously gerrymandered North Carolina House map — featuring twisting, snakelike districts that stretch across the state — and the Center's version:
Top: NationalAtlas.gov. Bottom: Center for Range Voting
The drawbacks of nice-looking maps
Districts drawn this way would solve one of the main objections to gerrymandering — that politicians rig the process to benefit themselves or their parties.
But it's important to note that because of their simplicity, these maps don't take several factors into account — factors many people think are quite important in ensuring good representation.
For instance, they don't try to keep historical neighborhoods or regions intact. They don't try to ensure representation of racial minorities. And they don't pay any attention to striking a balance between political parties, or ensuring that districts are competitive. "Pretty little districts," John Sides wrote at the Monkey Cage, "could actually be pretty terrible."
VIDEO: Gerrymandering, explained
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Faces of LIFE: Zach Landis
Zach Landis
Future Teacher and Leader
Student: Business Administration
Zachary Landis says that he likes to be called "Zach" … and that speaks to the casual charm that shines through when talking with him. From Lawrenceville, Georgia, Landis is currently an undergraduate pursuing his bachelor's degree in business administration while also playing on the basketball team here at LIFE, one which he helped lead to the NAIA Championship Game last season.
Landis hails from a sports background – his father wrestled at the University of Georgia, his mother is a two-time all-American in soccer and his brother played football at Liberty University. He says that he has been interested in and played sports since he was very young, having played football, basketball and soccer, just to name a few, but one truly excited him. He explains, "I truly have a passion for basketball. Ever since I was little, I remember having one of those little basketball goals in the living room, and I'd run around with my big brother playing and having a great time."
"Basketball is kind of one of those sports that you can get better at on your own," Landis notes as he adds that he was fortunate to have a goal that his father set up in their driveway where he practiced with his friends. He then went on to play for all four years of high school and eventually ended up at Chattahoochee Tech where he took several general education classes in preparation for ultimately transferring to a four-year university.
After the first half of his freshman year at Chattahoochee Tech, Landis made a highlight video of his basketball career up to that point and sent it to several coaches throughout the state. He says that Life University Coach Anthony Maxwell got back to him right away and made arrangements to watch Landis play in several games – eventually leading to Landis attending the University on a basketball scholarship.
Landis says, "I was really happy about that because I wanted to go to Life University since it offers things that other schools don't." Just one of the things to which Landis is referring is the unique opportunity to receive a "full ride" scholarship, which allows him a full, four-year education. He notes that since he had only three years of basketball eligibility left, at LIFE he was able to actually get four years of school rather than the two- or three-year scholarship being offered elsewhere. This is very important to him, as his education is his first priority. He adds, "My parents have always told me that – 'education comes first.' So, I wanted to make sure that was covered. I was excited about the opportunity, and everything just seemed to fall into place."
Landis speaks quite fondly about the basketball team to which he belongs. "The camaraderie with the guys and having coaches that I can count on when I'm having some difficulty in my life really gives me a sense of family." And with great respect for his coaches, he says that they always put the players first and give of their time to make them better individuals. He adds, "They're really molding us into respectable men."
As far as his education is concerned, Landis decided to pursue business administration as it is a "broad subject" and would afford him opportunities to go in multiple directions. Those directions are truly varied in that he would like to teach, play professional basketball and conduct private skills coaching lessons for children and adolescents. He says that advancing their education and training is of high importance to him since he loves children and wants to give back to them in this way.
To achieve all that he wants to, Landis says that he would love to stay here at LIFE, acting as a graduate assistant for a year or so and get started on a master's degree in positive psychology. He adds that he feels positive psychology would be his most prudent choice since it will aid in the success of his approach to teaching and coaching.
He says that he would also like to travel overseas after the completion of his degrees and play professional basketball. He explains that he would like to make a living doing that for a couple of years and take that knowledge, along with knowledge gained from his degrees, and utilize it in his future career as an educator.
Graduating next quarter, Landis reflects on his time here at LIFE and sums up the experience thusly, "I love it!" He continues, "When I first got here, I was kind of quiet and kept to myself, but I've opened up and realized that this is a really great place. Every time I walk down the hall, everyone greets each other. It's a smaller school and has such a friendly, inviting atmosphere."
He adds that from his experience at other schools, he has also realized how different it is at LIFE. He counts among those differences the relationships that he has been able to establish with LIFE's staff and faculty. He enjoys the connections that he can make on a more personal level due to smaller class sizes and more in-depth conversations that take place between faculty and students. He emphasizes, "I've met some people here that I'll be friends with for the rest of my life. I wouldn't trade it for anything in the world."
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Blau blüht der Enzian ist eine deutsche Schlager- und Verwechslungskomödie von Franz Antel aus dem Jahr 1973.

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Die Internationale Hotelfachschule Schloss Thannberg bei Kitzbühel: Gerade hat Direktor Ponelli seine Schüler als bisher schlechtesten Jahrgang aller Zeiten in die Winterferien entlassen und ist selbst nach Hause zu seiner Frau gefahren, als das Chaos beginnt. Die Schüler, allen voran der aufmüpfige Pinky, kehren heimlich auf das Schloss zurück, um hier einen kostenfreien Winterurlaub zu genießen. Zurück war eigentlich nur Lilo, die Nichte des Hausmeisters Haselmeier, geblieben, die regelmäßig den Ofen feuern sollte. Dabei glaubt sie jedoch, aus Versehen auch die 15.000 DM verfeuert zu haben, die ihr Onkel ihr kurz zuvor gegeben hatte: Sie sollte die Schuleinnahmen des Semesters eigentlich auf das Schulkonto einzahlen, da der zerstreute Haselmeier eilig zu einem Zaubererkongress musste und dafür keine Zeit hatte. Nun ist guter Rat teuer: Lilo und ihre Freunde, darunter der schüchterne Stefan, planen nun, einen Gesangswettbewerb auszurufen, der ihnen innerhalb von zwei Wochen das Geld einbringen soll.

Es kommt jedoch anders: In einem Kitzbüheler Hotel regt sich der cholerische Millionär Hazy Morton so ungemein über die schlechte Bedienung auf, dass sein Sekretär Überlein eiligst ein neues Hotel sucht. Da alles belegt ist, mietet er Morton kurzerhand im nobel erscheinenden Schloss Thannberg ein und die Schüler, die das Geld brauchen, spielen mit. Bald schon hat Morton auch hier genug, weil Pinky und seine Freunde sich zwar alle Mühe geben, jedoch schon mit dem Essenservieren restlos überfordert sind. Als Morton wegen des ständigen Probenlärms für den Gesangswettbewerb entnervt abreisen will, behaupten Pinky und seine Freunde, dass in Kürze sowieso der Tankerkönig O. W. Müller an seiner statt ankommen wird. Mortons einziges Ziel ist es schon lange, mit Müller einen Vertrag abzuschließen und so bleibt er. Zufällig sieht er, wie der zerstreute und trinkfeste Haselmeier auf das Schloss zurückkehrt – aufgrund einer Kofferverwechslung konnte der seine Zaubertricks auf dem Kongress nicht durchführen – und hält ihn für Müller. Er umschmeichelt ihn die nächsten Tage und wird zunehmend für seine Umwelt erträglich. Und während sich seine Sekretärin Fräulein Bracke in Haselmeier verliebt, wird Pinky von Mortons zweiter Sekretärin Fräulein Wenzel verfolgt.

Als in Kitzbühel bekannt wird, dass die Schüler ihr Schloss in ein Hotel umfunktioniert haben, wird diese Nachricht schon bald an den ahnungslosen Ponelli weitergegeben. Er macht sich sofort auf den Weg zum Schloss, wo er für den verkleideten Pinky gehalten und im Kohlenkeller eingeschlossen wird. Währenddessen ist Morton mit Haselmeier zur Enzianhütte gefahren, wo er hofft, Haselmeier zuerst betrunken zu machen und ihn dann zu einer Unterschrift unter den Kooperationsvertrag zu bewegen. Bevor dies geschieht, liest Überlein in der Zeitung, dass Müller pleite ist und verhindert die Vertragsunterzeichnung. Als Haselmeier und Pinky vor ihren jeweiligen Verehrerinnen fliehen und dabei waghalsig auf Skiern eine Piste herunterfahren, wissen sie nicht, dass sie ungewollt an einem Skirennen teilnehmen. Pinky landet am Ende mit seinen Skiern im Kohlenkeller des Schlosses, wo er zufällig die 15.000 DM wiederfindet, die nur unter die Kohlen gerutscht waren. Lilo und das Schloss sind gerettet, dem überraschten Pinky wird für sein Skirennen der Siegerpokal überreicht und auch Direktor Ponelli lässt sich erweichen, als er erfährt, dass Morton mit dem "Service" der Schüler mehr als zufrieden war.

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Der Film, eine winterliche Variation von Musik, Musik – da wackelt die Penne (1970) sollte ursprünglich Der wilde Kaiser tobt heißen. Auf Vorschlag von Medienmanager und Musikproduzent Hans R. Beierlein wurde er in den aktuellen Schlagertitel Blau blüht der Enzian umbenannt. Gedreht wurde an den Schauplätzen von Tante Trude aus Buxtehude (1971) in der Umgebung von Kitzbühel und am Schloss Ort am Traunsee. Die Uraufführung von Blau blüht der Enzian fand am 13. April 1973 statt.

Im Film sind zahlreiche bekannte Schlager zu hören: Heino singt den von Erich Becht komponierten Titelsong des Films, Blau blüht der Enzian, Chris Andrews den Titel Sugar Daddy, Jürgen Marcus singt Ein Festival der Liebe, Kinderstar Nicki (* 1963) singt Yuppididuh und die Gruppe Wir (mit Drafi Deutscher) singt David und Goliath. Bata Illic wird im Film als "Bata, der Koch vom Hotel Greif" vorgestellt und singt Michaela sowie Solange ich lebe. Otto W. Retzer ist als Statist in mehreren Nebenrollen (Schüler, Kellner, Trompeter, Schlagzeuger) zu sehen.

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 Das Lexikon des Internationalen Films bezeichnete Blau blüht der Enzian als "anspruchslos gefertigte[n] Blödel- und Schlagerfilm."
 Der Kurier schrieb: "Mit den gewohnten Lustspielingredienzen: viel Musik, Verwechslungen am laufenden Band und fotogene Landschaften – diesmal ist es das winterliche Kitzbühel und Umgebung – versucht Franz Antel ›sein‹ Publikum wieder einmal sexlos zu unterhalten."

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Rare, Priceless Martin Guitar on Display at Sweetwater August 19
There probably isn't a guitarist alive, beginner or a veteran, who hasn't dreamed of owning a Martin guitar. Perhaps they fell in love with the instrument after seeing Eric Clapton play his unplugged rendition of "Layla" on a vintage OOO-42. Or possibly they saw their first Martin on the cover of a Stephen Stills album. To satisfy all those musicians, Martin has created a wide range of guitar models and lines that cover price levels from very affordable to quite expensive.
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But there are certain Martin guitars that are out of reach of almost anyone's budget: limited edition handcrafted instruments such as the $35,000 Celtic Knot or the $100,000 D-100. The ultimate example of guitar extravagance is the Martin simply identified as "serial number 1,000,000." This lavishly ornate creation is so unique that it's not for sale at any price, remaining in the loving hands of company representatives at all times.
On August 19 guitar lovers will have the rare opportunity to inspect these exotic instruments at the Martin Guitar Showcase, held at Sweetwater, 5335 Bass Road. From 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. they can view one-of-a-kind guitars, take a virtual behind-the-scenes tour of the
Martin factory, and perhaps even win a Martin Backpacker guitar. Martin officials have announced that the Sweetwater showcase will be the final public display of these collector guitars. Following the August 19 event they will be placed in the Martin museum at the guitar maker's Pennsylvania plant.
The millionth Martin is based on a D-45 body. Its ornate design was executed by California inlay artist Larry Robinson, who followed sixth-generation Martin CEO Chris Martin's directive to "go crazy with the look of classic European decorative art." The result is as much a work of art as a musical instrument. The guitar boasts 141 gemstones, including 65 diamonds. Other materials used include fossilized ivory, copper, silver, and yellow and white gold. Robinson and Martin luthiers worked on the guitar for two years, handcrafting more than 2,000 individual pieces to create the intricate figures.
The top of the guitar is dazzling, but it is almost eclipsed by the Victorian-influenced vine-and-arbor design on the back. Mother of pearl and abalone inlays offer a homage to the company's past, featuring a portrait of founder C.F. Martin and representations of Martin instruments from the company's 172-year history, surrounded by angels and cherubs. David Giulietti, a well-known engraver in the guitar world, created the gold and the living figures, using live models and working for five weeks with a stereomicroscope.
Of course, a question that will arise from almost any guitar fan is, "How does it sound?" While acknowledging that it was a challenge to give a guitar inset with five pounds of abalone a truly magical voice, Robinson said the millionth guitar is playable and "sounds great." But this guitar isn't about playing, which is almost a first in Martin's history.
However, the company has produced other one-of-a-kind instruments, including the Chinese Dragon (serial number 700,000) and the Art Nouveau. These commemorative models will also be on display at the August 19 showcase, along with other rare Martins valued at up to $100,000. The cost of the millionth guitar? Martin won't say, simply stating that it is "priceless." If you simply must have something similar — and have $100,000 to satisfy your craving — Martin is producing 50 D-100 Deluxe models, with simplified, laser-cut versions of Robinson's inlay.
The Martin Guitar Showcase is free to the public.Those interested can pre-register at www.sweetwater.com/events to be included in a drawing for a free Backpacker guitar or a box of Martin strings.


Amasya is an ancient city on the Harshene Mountain near the Yesilirmak river in a valley in Central Anatolia. Dating back to at least 5500 B.C., Amasya has a colorful history and has entertained many civilizations including the very early Hitites, Persians, Romans, Byzantines, Seldjuks, Ottomans and most recently the Republic of Turkey. Famous large tombs, which later became thrones, are carved into the rocks of a mountain bordering the city.


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Tahlequah girls roll past Skiatook to stay perfect in conference play; Tahlequah boys extend win streak to six with decisive home victory
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January 14, 2022 January 14, 2022 Buck Ringgold	257 Views 0 Comments	oklahoma, Oklahoma basketball, oklahoma boys basketball, oklahoma girls basketball, oklahoma news
By Buck Ringgold
TAHLEQUAH — Sure, for coach David Qualls and his Tahlequah girls team, they were able to get a win at home Friday.
As far as Qualls and the Lady Tigers were concerned, though, the bottom line was they were just glad to be playing.
In the midst of a flurry of postponements and cancellations of games statewide due to COVID-19, the Lady Tigers were able to get their game in on Friday. And they took full advantage of the opportunity.
Tahlequah led from start to finish, scoring the game's first eight points while scoring 49 points before halftime. The Lady Tigers went on to a 77-15 win at Tahlequah High School to stay perfect in Metro Lakes Conference action at 6-0.
"Really for us, it's just good that we got to play (Friday) because we've played one game in the last 15 days with cancellations and stuff," Qualls said. "It's good for us to just get back on the floor."
Certainly, the Lady Tigers showed no signs of rust. In the first two minutes of play, they came up with four steals and were up 6-0 before Skiatook took its first shot attempt.
Skiatook (3-10) did get within three points, 8-5, but it was all Lady Tigers after that.
Tahlequah reeled off the next 12 points, starting with back-to-back 3-pointers from senior Tatum Havens. Havens then finished off that run with another 3, extending the lead to 20-5.
"We feed off of our defense and we were just finding the open girl and knocking down shots and just playing as a team, which is always great," said Havens, who has signed to play at East Central University in Ada.
"My teammates did a great job of finding me when they needed to."
Havens had two more 3's in the opening half and finished with six treys on the night.
"She shot it well, and she's a capable shooter," Qualls said. "She's one of the best shooters on our team and with her, if she can get that first one to go, you know it's going to be a good night and we were proud of her that she was looking for her shot (Friday), and she was great for us."
Tahlequah led, 30-12, after the first quarter and built a 49-13 advantage at the half.
"Our defense was really good with our ball pressure, we finished well, we were moving the ball really good and getting the right play at the right time," Lady Tiger senior guard Smalls Goudeau said.
Both Havens and Goudeau – who has signed to play at Texas-Arlington next season – scored 20 points apiece in the win. They each had 15 points in the first half.
"Smalls gets a lot of her stuff in transition, and she's just such a great athlete," Qualls said. "She's so quick with the ball and got some easy layups (Friday) and scored off of the press a little bit and then she came down with a 3, so her overall game has kind of been peaking at the right time."
Tahlequah (10-2) suffered its only two losses at the recent Tournament of Champions in Tulsa. The Lady Tigers lost their first two games in the tournament, to Holland Hall and to Seiling, before bouncing back to defeat Booker T. Washington for seventh place.
A season ago, the Lady Tigers reached the 5A state title game before falling to Sapulpa.
"We had a couple of games where it wasn't where we wanted it to be," Goudeau said. "We didn't come out the right way, but I think we're back on track and our shots are starting to fall, which is really opening up the lane and everything is just starting to work out for us."
The Lady Tigers also got 10 points from Jadyn Buttery in Friday's win.
"Offensively, we're starting to peak with our outside shooting," Qualls said. "We weren't shooting from the outside that well early in the season, and we've shot it really well from 3 the last couple of games.
"We're a team that likes to turn their defense into offense, and obviously we like to press and get after it a little bit, and we did that early in the game, and got some steals and got some easy (baskets), and had a good first quarter with 30 points."
Annie Anderson was Skiatook's top scorer, finishing with five points.
On Tuesday, the Lady Tigers travel to face another conference foe, Collinsville. Then starting on Thursday, they will take part in the Port City Classic in Catoosa.
Tahlequah 75, Skiatook 37 (BOYS)
The Tigers entered Friday's home game on a roll.
They kept that going with two big runs to start each half, as Tahlequah (8-3) has now won six straight ballgames.
"I think we've been playing with a lot of confidence; the guys have been putting in good work in practice, and I think everybody's kind of learning their roles and knowing what they need to get done, and it's been exciting to see them come together as a team," Tahlequah coach Marcus Klingsick said. "Six in a row, against pretty good competition, and we want to keep that going next week, so we're excited about that."
But in Friday's win, the Tigers did something they weren't necessarily doing a good job of, even in the previous wins during their current streak. That was starting out of the gate strong.
Tahlequah made sure that was the case Friday, as the Tigers scored the game's first 16 points. The run featured a pair of 3-pointers from senior guard Braylon McDowell.
"We've been slow starters in the first half," Klingsick said. "The second half, we've been pretty good, so I was proud that we came out and we did a couple of things to get ready, kind of get them going in the first half and our press really helped us out, both halves, to kind of get us going.
"We're not really looking to score out of (the press); we'll take it if we can, but it just gets us playing at a faster pace, and I think we really played off the speed of the game and we kind of got some good, easy looks and did some good things."
Then, with the Tigers up 28-16 at halftime, they opened the second half on a 23-0 run.
Hayden Smith, a 6-foot-6 junior post, finished off the run by scoring two straight baskets after the Tigers got backcourt steals from guards Tyler Joice and Bryson Page for finishing layups.
"The first few games, we weren't starting off as well, and now we're starting off well and we're keeping it going," Smith said.
"We've been playing a lot more together these past six games. … We've just jelled; I mean, we're just playing a lot better. Practices are a lot harder and it's a new group that we play with; we lost a lot of players last year and it's just a lot different, and we figured it out."
Tahlequah has also done a better job of taking care of the basketball during its current six-game win streak.
"In the first few games, we were averaging like 20 turnovers and now we're down to like 11, so it's a lot better there, too," Joice said. "Then defensively, I feel like we've jelled more together. … We go after loose balls and everything."
Klingsick echoed Joice's thoughts on the work the Tigers' defense has put in over the past several games.
"I think our defense has just gotten better and better every game, and we can kind of hang our hat on our defense, and our offense is going to come from our defense, so we really committed the last few weeks to really playing really strong defense, whether its zone or man, and the press has really helped us out," Klingsick said. "We've pressed a lot of teams, and that gets us going."
Smith led all scorers with 14 points, while McDowell added 12 points. Tahlequah also got 11 points from sophomore Zeke Guerrero, who made three 3's.
Drew Henderson scored 10 points and made two 3's to lead Skiatook (1-11).
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26 September 2015: Uneasy Chairs, LIVE!
Today at Noon Pacific Standard Time on What's This Called? I am thrilled to present Live in the KPSU studio, the delicate noise guitar stylings of Patrick Neill Gundran AKA Uneasy Chairs! Patrick is a member of many avant groups in the Seattle area including Colour Out of Space, the Rolling Blackouts, and Devil's Club, but his solo outings have a special over the top energy that you won't want to miss for brunch.
Here's a vintage retrocast from six years ago – to the date! Even if Ricardo Wang cannot be in the studio for a new broadcast, there are over 10 years worth of back-episodes available, with live performances, special guests, or in this case, an excellent mix of experimental tunes, hosted by Ricardo Wang himself.
12 September 2015: Derek M Johnson LIVE!
as his trusty cello, and vast box of effects pedals make their first appears on the program in 9 years!
After that Derek MAY be one of the secret Dead Air Fresheners performing at the Nofest mainstage oustside in the historic St. John's Square at 2:30 PM, and he will certainly be tearing up the stage inside at Slim's from 7-8 PM.
Today from Noon to 1 PM Pacific Standard Time on What's This Called? your host Ricardo Wang presents a preview of acts performing at Nofest 8 in St. John's on September 12th!
Thrill to sound from out there by the likes of Derek M Johnson, ALTO!, Jennifer Robin, Translucent Spiders, Overdose the Katatonic, Fischkopf Sinfoniker, Pulse Emitter, Jagula, and MORE!
This year looks to be the most challenging and exciting musically yet, and What's This Called? is thrilled to present this preview as well as Derek M Johnson live next week followed by our own stage at the fest at Slim's from 4 PM to Close! This stage celebrates WTC's ten year anniversary at KPSU and features a dozen of the finest artists you hear on the program from all over the Pacific NW.
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NOFEST @ SLIM'S 9/12/15 FREE!
4-8 PM is ALL AGES (and free of course) and features groups with multi-generational performers.
10 years ago Ricardo Wang brought his orphaned late night experimental music program to a permanent hope in the weekend daytime of KPSU, Portland's college radio.
Now a decade later What's This Called? is a KPSU institution and to celebrate this exciting anniversary Ricardo has put together a non-stop party as part of Nofest 8 at Slim's in St. John's, all for free!
The party starts from 4-8 PM with an All Ages showcase of eclectic artist from around the Northwest, several who incorporate child and youth members in their lineups.
Then from 8 to close Slim's goes 21+ and the free experimental music keeps coming from Linnton's godfather of drone Jeremy C. Long through the always mind warping words of Jennifer Robin to Bellingham, Washington's subversive beat master Fischkopf Sinfoniker.
12 different acts at Slim's on Lombard and that's just one of several Nofest stages on September 12th! Ricardo will also be hosting cellists Jen Grady and Derek Johnson at noon on What's This Called? to preview their sets at the anniversary show.
KPSU presents What's This Called? for ten years and counting!


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Completing cancer treatment can feel daunting, especially when it comes to not knowing your fertility status. Women are often anxious to get their period back, which is a sign of hormonal function, but is not an indicator on the quantity or quality of egg supply. It may take time for you to heal physically, mentally and emotionally from all you have been through. It may not be possible to become a biological parent. There are options for everyone when it comes to actualizing your dreams of motherhood.
Six months to a year since your last chemotherapy session, you should receive a complete hormonal screening, including an AMH test. AMH is the Anti-Mullerian Hormone, which provides a good indicator of ovarian reserve – how many eggs you have left in your egg supply. A reproductive endocrinologist or qualified ultrasound technician should also perform an Antral Follicle Count, through a vaginal ultrasound, to count the number of follicles visible in your ovaries, which provides another measure of ovarian reserve.
Additional hormonal tests include FSH (Follicle Stimulating Hormone), which indicates how close you may be to menopause, Estradiol, which causes proliferation and thickening of the tissues and blood vessels of the endometrium. The Luteinizing Hormone (LH) triggers ovulation.
We recognize the exorbitant expense in utilizing some of these options and are actively raising funds to launch a grant program to help our survivors offset some of the expenses.


A lovely renovated stone cottage in a small hamlet, just a few kilometres from a small village with amenities and around a 10 minute drive to a large town with restaurants and supermarket. The cottage has a large kitchen which leads on to a pleasant lounge. The cottage also benefits from several outbuildings.
This property is accessed from a country road, which leads to a secluded hamlet.
3.70m x 4.00m The main entrance door from the courtyard into this modern kitchen, with door and window to the front. The kitchen provides floor units with sink and gas/electric hob, tiled floor, an exposed painted beam and modern electric radiator.
5.80m x 5.10m Two steps lead up from the kitchen to this large, bright living room, boasting a door and window to the front and feature open fireplace. This spacious room also provides exposed beams, two modern electric radiators and a tiled floor. A fixed ladder provides access to the first floor and the cottage would benefit from having a staircase fitted.
1.40m x 2.20m From the kitchen there is access to the shower room with separate WC. The shower room has been recently modernised and provides a window to the rear, shower, vanity unit, electric heated towel rail, built-in cupboard and tiled floor. This completes the ground floor accommodation.
2.40m x 3.10m The fixed ladder leads up from the sitting room onto the mezzanine landing area, with exposed timbers, Velux style roof window to the front and lino flooring. This space leads onto the two bedrooms. This floor is built under the eaves.
5.40m x 2.10m The first bedroom provides a Velux style window to the front, exposed timber, lino flooring and electric radiator.
4.20m x 4.20m Two steps lead down from the landing to the larger of the two bedrooms. This bedroom offers a window to the side with manual roller shutter and exposed painted timbers. There is also a hatch for access to the false attic and mechanical ventilation system motor.
The first detached barn (approx. 7m x 5m) is situated at right angles to the cottage and is divided into several compartments. Three of these are used for storage and the fourth currently houses a spa room. This barn provides stone walls and a fibro-slate roof and is good structural condition.
3.60m x 5.30m This smaller detached barn is in a poor condition, with the slate roof requiring replacing. The barn provides an earth floor, stone walls and boasts a private garden to its rear.
The property boasts a courtyard, terrace and lawn area to the front, with Wisteria and an olive tree as well as other plantings. There is also a garden across the 'lane' which is actually all grass and is rarely used. There is parking by the side of the lane and the garden area is elevated and enclosed, mainly laid to lawn and a superb area for a large lawn and play area or large vegetable garden or just a private garden to relax in with a glass of wine!
This superb property is ideally situated only 4.5km from a rural town with amenities, supermarket and restaurants/bars. The property itself is in the heart of a rural hamlet off a tiny grass lane, providing gardens, courtyard and a terrace around the cottage. The cottage has been well renovated and there is the potential to improve further. The property also boasts two stone barns, one of which is in a poor condition. A true bargain property that is well worth a look!


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HT 2022 VT 2022 HT 2021 VT 2021 HT 2020 VT 2020 HT 2019 VT 2019 HT 2018 VT 2018 HT 2017 VT 2017
Course examination
Common rules
Course matrix
Main field of study
Mathematics Applied Mathematics
First cycle
Programme course
Axel Hultman (Y, Yi, MED, Mat, FyN, FRIST), Magnus Herberthson (I, Ii), Hans Lundmark (D, IT,U,KB,TB), Mikael Langer (M,DPU, EMM)
Director of studies or equivalent
Jesper Thorén
Education components
Preliminary scheduled hours: 60 h
Recommended self-study hours: 100 h
Possible deviation from course syllabus/programme syllabus
Course offered for
Timetable module
ECV
6CKEB Chemical Biology, M Sc in Engineering 2 (Spring 2018) 1 4 Swedish Linköping C
6CDDD Computer Science and Engineering, M Sc in Engineering 2 (Spring 2018) 1 4 Swedish Linköping C
6CMJU Computer Science and Software Engineering, M Sc in Engineering 4 (Spring 2018) 1 4 Swedish Linköping C
6CDPU Design and Product Development, M Sc in Engineering 2 (Spring 2018) 1 3 Swedish Linköping C
6CEMM Energy - Environment - Management, M Sc in Engineering 2 (Spring 2018) 1 3 Swedish Linköping C
6CTBI Engineering Biology, M Sc in Engineering 2 (Spring 2018) 1 4 Swedish Linköping C
6CITE Information Technology, M Sc in Engineering 2 (Spring 2018) 1 4 Swedish Linköping C
6CMMM Mechanical Engineering, M Sc in Engineering 2 (Spring 2018) 1 3 Swedish Linköping C
ECV = Elective / Compulsory / Voluntary
Mathematics, Applied Mathematics
Advancement level
Master of Science in Industrial Engineering and Management - International
Master of Science in Industrial Engineering and Management
Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering
Master of Science in Applied Physics and Electrical Engineering - International
Master of Science in Applied Physics and Electrical Engineering
Bachelor's Programme in Physics and Nanoscience
Bachelor's Programme in Mathematics
Computer Science and Engineering, M Sc in Engineering
Design and Product Development, M Sc in Engineering
Energy - Environment - Management, M Sc in Engineering
Information Technology, M Sc in Engineering
Chemical Biology, M Sc in Engineering
Mechanical Engineering, M Sc in Engineering
Engineering Biology, M Sc in Engineering
Computer Science and Software Engineering, M Sc in Engineering
Note: Admission requirements for non-programme students usually also include admission requirements for the programme and threshold requirements for progression within the programme, or corresponding.
Foundation Course in Mathematics
To give basic proficiency in mathematical concepts, reasoning and relations contained in single-variable calculus. To provide the skills in calculus and problem solving required for subsequent studies. After a completed course, the student should be able to
read and interpret mathematical text
quote and explain definitions of concepts like local extremum, limit, continuity, derivative, antiderivative and integral
quote, explain and use central theorems such as the first and second fundamental theorem of calculus, the mean value theorems, the intermediate value theorem, the extreme value theorem
use rules for limits, derivatives, antiderivatives and integrals
carry out examinations of functions, e.g., using derivatives, limits and the properties of the elementary functions, and by that means draw conclusions concerning the properties of functions
use standard techniques in order to determine antiderivatives and definite integrals
make comparisons between sums and integrals
perform routine calculations with confidence
carry out inspections of results and partial results, in order to verify that these are correct or reasonable.
Functions of a real variable. Limits and continuity. Derivatives. Rules of differentiation. Derivatives of the elementary funtions. Properties of differentiable functions. Derivative and monotonicity. Graph sketching, tangents and normals, asymptotes. Local and global extrema. Derivatives of higher order. How to find antiderivatives. Partial integration, the method of substitution. Antiderivatives to rational functions, functions containing certain radicals and trigonometric functions. The Riemann integral: definition and properties.
Integration of continous functions. Connection between the definite integral and antiderivatives. Methods of integration. Definition and calculation of generalised integrals. Estimation of sums.
Teaching and working methods
Lectures and problem classes. The IT programme has a different organization,
due to the study programme syllabus. The course is given twice during 2018; Vt1 and Ht2
TEN1 Written examination 6 credits U, 3, 4, 5
Four-grade scale, LiU, U, 3, 4, 5
Matematiska institutionen
Course website and other links
Forsling, G. och Neymark, N., Matematisk analys, en variabel Liber
Problemsamling utgiven av matematiska institutionen
Complete syllabus as PDF
Valid from
2018 Spring semester
Determined by
Board of Studies for Electrical Engineering, Physics and Mathematics
A syllabus has been established for each course. The syllabus specifies the aim and contents of the course, and the prior knowledge that a student must have in order to be able to benefit from the course.
Courses are timetabled after a decision has been made for this course concerning its assignment to a timetable module. A central timetable is not drawn up for courses with fewer than five participants. Most project courses do not have a central timetable.
Interrupting a course
The vice-chancellor's decision concerning regulations for registration, deregistration and reporting results (Dnr LiU-2015-01241) states that interruptions in study are to be recorded in Ladok. Thus, all students who do not participate in a course for which they have registered must record the interruption, such that the registration on the course can be removed. Deregistration from a course is carried out using a web-based form: www.lith.liu.se/for-studenter/kurskomplettering?l=sv.
Cancelled courses
Courses with few participants (fewer than 10) may be cancelled or organised in a manner that differs from that stated in the course syllabus. The board of studies is to deliberate and decide whether a course is to be cancelled or changed from the course syllabus.
Regulations relating to examinations and examiners
Details are given in a decision in the university's rule book: http://styrdokument.liu.se/Regelsamling/VisaBeslut/622678.
Forms of examination
Written and oral examinations are held at least three times a year: once immediately after the end of the course, once in August, and once (usually) in one of the re-examination periods. Examinations held at other times are to follow a decision of the board of studies.
Principles for examination scheduling for courses that follow the study periods:
courses given in VT1 are examined for the first time in March, with re-examination in June and August
courses given in VT2 are examined for the first time in May, with re-examination in August and October
courses given in HT1 are examined for the first time in October, with re-examination in January and August
courses given in HT2 are examined for the first time in January, with re-examination at Easter and in August.
The examination schedule is based on the structure of timetable modules, but there may be deviations from this, mainly in the case of courses that are studied and examined for several programmes and in lower grades (i.e. 1 and 2).
Examinations for courses that the board of studies has decided are to be held in alternate years are held only three times during the year in which the course is given.
Examinations for courses that are cancelled or rescheduled such that they are not given in one or several years are held three times during the year that immediately follows the course, with examination scheduling that corresponds to the scheduling that was in force before the course was cancelled or rescheduled.
If teaching is no longer given for a course, three examination occurrences are held during the immediately subsequent year, while examinations are at the same time held for any replacement course that is given, or alternatively in association with other re-examination opportunities. Furthermore, an examination is held on one further occasion during the next subsequent year, unless the board of studies determines otherwise.
If a course is given during several periods of the year (for programmes, or on different occasions for different programmes) the board or boards of studies determine together the scheduling and frequency of re-examination occasions.
Registration for examination
In order to take an examination, a student must register in advance at the Student Portal during the registration period, which opens 30 days before the date of the examination and closes 10 days before it. Candidates are informed of the location of the examination by email, four days in advance. Students who have not registered for an examination run the risk of being refused admittance to the examination, if space is not available.
Symbols used in the examination registration system:
** denotes that the examination is being given for the penultimate time.
* denotes that the examination is being given for the last time.
Code of conduct for students during examinations
Retakes for higher grade
Students at the Institute of Technology at LiU have the right to retake written examinations and computer-based examinations in an attempt to achieve a higher grade. This is valid for all examination components with code "TEN" and "DAT". The same right may not be exercised for other examination components, unless otherwise specified in the course syllabus.
Retakes of other forms of examination
Regulations concerning retakes of other forms of examination than written examinations and computer-based examinations are given in the LiU regulations for examinations and examiners, http://styrdokument.liu.se/Regelsamling/VisaBeslut/622678.
For examinations that involve the writing of reports, in cases in which it can be assumed that the student has had access to other sources (such as during project work, writing essays, etc.), the material submitted must be prepared in accordance with principles for acceptable practice when referring to sources (references or quotations for which the source is specified) when the text, images, ideas, data, etc. of other people are used. It is also to be made clear whether the author has reused his or her own text, images, ideas, data, etc. from previous examinations.
A failure to specify such sources may be regarded as attempted deception during examination.
Attempts to cheat
In the event of a suspected attempt by a student to cheat during an examination, or when study performance is to be assessed as specified in Chapter 10 of the Higher Education Ordinance, the examiner is to report this to the disciplinary board of the university. Possible consequences for the student are suspension from study and a formal warning. More information is available at https://www.student.liu.se/studenttjanster/lagar-regler-rattigheter?l=sv.
The grades that are preferably to be used are Fail (U), Pass (3), Pass not without distinction (4) and Pass with distinction (5). Courses under the auspices of the faculty board of the Faculty of Science and Engineering (Institute of Technology) are to be given special attention in this regard.
Grades U, 3, 4, 5 are to be awarded for courses that have written examinations.
Grades Fail (U) and Pass (G) may be awarded for courses with a large degree of practical components such as laboratory work, project work and group work.
Examination components
Grades U, 3, 4, 5 are to be awarded for written examinations (TEN).
Grades Fail (U) and Pass (G) are to be used for undergraduate projects and other independent work.
Examination components for which the grades Fail (U) and Pass (G) may be awarded are laboratory work (LAB), project work (PRA), preparatory written examination (KTR), oral examination (MUN), computer-based examination (DAT), home assignment (HEM), and assignment (UPG).
Students receive grades either Fail (U) or Pass (G) for other examination components in which the examination criteria are satisfied principally through active attendance such as other examination (ANN), tutorial group (BAS) or examination item (MOM).
The examination results for a student are reported at the relevant department.
Regulations (apply to LiU in its entirety)
The university is a government agency whose operations are regulated by legislation and ordinances, which include the Higher Education Act and the Higher Education Ordinance. In addition to legislation and ordinances, operations are subject to several policy documents. The Linköping University rule book collects currently valid decisions of a regulatory nature taken by the university board, the vice-chancellor and faculty/department boards.
LiU's rule book for education at first-cycle and second-cycle levels is available at http://styrdokument.liu.se/Regelsamling/Innehall/Utbildning_pa_grund-_och_avancerad_niva.
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I och U: Gränsvärden, kontinuitet, Differential- och integralkalkyl. A: Allt från Matematisk grundkurs
Matematisk teori och problemlösning, rimlighetskontroll
Matematisk problemlösning, rimlighetskontroll
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Q: EF Code First foreign key issue I am using EF Code First to map to an existing DB2 database. This is a one-to-many relationship, and unfortunately I cannot easily create views or change the schema.
The schema for the parent table has the following keys:
 Type (char(1))
 ServiceDate (datetime)
 FormNumber (varchar(8))

The child table (Details) has the following keys
 ServiceDate (datetime) (also a foreign key to ServiceDate on the parent table)
 FormNumber (varchar(8)) (also a foreign key to ServiceDate on the parent table)
 SpecificServiceDate (datetime)
 LineNumber (varchar(8))

I'd like to use fluent mapping to create the relationship. If I do:
 .HasMany(e => e.Details).HasForeignKey(e => new {e.ServiceDate, e.FormNumber});

...I get an error saying the key does not match the primary key. Ideas on how to set this up? Thanks.
Edit
OK, EF doesn't natively support this. Is there a workaround to lazy-load the data?
This is for read-only, if that makes a difference.

A: Unfortunately it is not possible. Relation in EF has same rules as in database. If your parent table has three columns in primary key your dependent table must have same three columns in foreign key.
I'm not sure if you can define such relation in DB2 without marking ServiceDate and FormNumber as unique key (in such case there would be no reason to have Type in PK as well) but you definitely can't define it in SQL server which is blue print for EF. Anyway EF currently doesn't support unique keys to form relation.

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Well, that's it. 2017 is a thing of the past. I still can't actually believe how quickly the year flew by. I am so thankful for the opportunities 2017 brought me. This blog post combines my wedding and editorial photography highlights. I count myself very lucky to have worked with some of the industry's best last year. I learnt valuable lessons along the way, pushed myself to catch moments on camera I knew would never happen again and traveled far and wide to capture beautifully styled wedding inspiration. Personally, 2017 was a challenging year, but I am forever grateful for photography and the happiness that comes with capturing weddings.
In amongst the whirlwind that was 2017, I found a sense of calm and a strength I perhaps didn't know I had. I have my wonderful husband to thank for supporting me unconditionally and encouraging me to be brave and shoot more 'for me'. The beautiful editorial (styled shoot) images you see below, are some of my all time favourites. I invested in these shoots and worked with fantastic international wedding suppliers at incredible venues. More of the same in 2018 please!
I am also thankful for my couples who trusted me to capture the most important day of their lives, the way I saw it. Being a wedding photographer is a strangely nerve wracking but incredibly rewarding career. I am so glad I embarked on this journey nearly seven years ago. In 2017 my weddings took me all over the country – Somerset, Norfolk, Surrey, London, Cambridge, Liverpool and further abroad to Italy and the USA. This year I am looking forward to destination weddings in France at Chateau de Redon, Chateau La Durantie and Hotel Castell Emporda in Spain.
I had the opportunity to capture weddings at beautiful wedding venues – Brympton House, Blickling Hall, Ravenswood Mansion, Dartmouth House, Sefton Park Palm House, The Bingham, The Blue Bird Chelsea and many more. It wasn't until we got back to our hotel on New Years Eve after our last wedding of the year in Liverpool, that I realised how incredible 2017 was. It has taken me a while to put this blog post together, but I hope you enjoy my highlights. Make yourself a cup of tea or coffee and take your time!
An enormous thank you to my husband Wayne, who is the best second shooter I could ever ask for!
Viv & Jamie's wedding (above) as featured on Rock My Wedding.
Charley & Oli's wedding above, as featured on Style Me Pretty.
The above greenery inspired editorial, will be featured in You & Your Wedding Magazine next month.
The Gilded editorial above, shot in Florence, Tuscany as featured on Style Me Pretty.
I second shot the above wedding at Villa Dianella for my good friend Kylee Yee.
This pretty Papakata wedding in Surrey will be featured in You & Your Wedding Magazine this year.
Anna & Howard's Blickling Hall wedding above, as featured on B.loved Blog.
The above French Chateau editorial will be featured on Grey Likes soon.
I second shot the above Villa Dianella destination wedding for my good friend Kylee Yee.
My final wedding (above and below) for 2017 took place on New Years Eve at Sefton Park Palm House.
Gorgeous floral design by my bride Sian from Revival Rooms.


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Vejer Tourist Office
Discover Vejer
Surroundings, Orography, and Climate
Pictures of Vejer
Tourism in Vejer
Monumental Tourism
Tourist Tours
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Rural and Sport Tourism
Rural Vejer
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El Palmar Route
Outside The Walls Route
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Where to Eat in Vejer
Where to Eat in the Municipality of Vejer
Medical Centres and Chemist's
Others Tourist Services
Cultural Agenda
Museo Municipal de Costumbres y Tradiciones de Vejer
The Museo Municipal de Tradiciones y Costumbres de Vejer (Municipal Museum of Vejer Customs and Traditions), located on the Convent of Monjas Concepcionistas, hosts an exhibition on the recent history of Vejer. The visitor will discover the lifestyle of the nineteenth century Vejer population, thanks to a collection of tools and utensils related to agriculture and old professions.
Furthermore, visitors can also know about remarkable, traditional costumes, such as 'la cobijada' or Vejer craftworks, the evolution of the old huts made of sea clubrush ("paja castañuela"), or live the atmosphere of a traditional pig slaughter.
Hours: From monday to saturday between 10.00 a.m to 02.00 p.m and 04.00 p.m to 06.00 p.m. Closed on Sunday. From 20th to the 26th January, closed.
Admission fee: 1€ Free admission on Thursday.
Palacio del Marqués de Tamarón (MUSEUM)
This manor house was the palace of the Marquis of Tamarón, and dates back to the late 17th century and early 18th century. It was built near the 'Arco de la Segur', outside the town walls. Currently, it houses the "Collection of Vejer History & Arqueology Museography".
Admission fee: 2,50€ Free admission on Thursdays.
Visiting hours: From Monday to Saturday between 10.00 a.m to 02.00 p.m and 04.00 p.m to 06.00 p.m.
Strolling in the streets of the old walled town of Vejer, there are many houses organised around the traditional patios, which show the symbol of an open-door lifestyle. Currently, there are about 300 houses with patios in the town centre. Some of them have been modified, but in most of them we can see the original structure, based on the traditional Andalusian architecture. Many preserve nowadays its well and its community toilet – located in any place of the hallway - although they are no longer used, logically.
The beautiful flowers are the hallmarks of the patios: pottery pots or recycled tins with wonderful decorations house different types of plants.
The origin of the patios in Vejer has not been clearly established or explained, but there were different circumstances by which they were built.
The 'Delegación de Cultura' (the Local Culture Delegation) organises a patios contest in spring, which also includes balconies and façades. Moreover, the Tourist Office organises tours to discover different patios of old, traditional houses, and their stories.
Casa de la Cultura (Cultural Center)
Tel:(+34) 956 450800
Municipal Tourist Office
Tel:(+34) 956451736
The NMAC Foundation
Nature is the main subject of the NMAC Foundation Contemporary Art Museum, located in Dehesa Montenmedio, 5 km from Vejer de la Frontera. NMAC holds a collection of interesting works of sculpture, photography, painting, etc.
Situated in the middle of nature, it creates an outdoors exhibition open to the public through the whole year. NMAC also organises exhibitions.
The NMAC Foundation is already a cultural reference in the south of Europe, not only due to its collection, but also because of its educational and cultural programmes.
www.fundacionnmac.org
Vejer Tourist Office Avenida de Los Remedios, 2. 11150 Vejer de la Frontera, Cádiz. Telephone 956 451 736
Tourism Office Opening times: From monday to saturday: between 10.00 to 14.00. (From 23rd to the 28th December)
Sunday: between 10.00 to 14.00h.
31st December and 1st January, closed.


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Q: Heap sort - C programmnig I've been having trouble getting my heap sort program to properly sort integers from a read in file. The output current looks like this:
Heap created successfully!
size = 10
Insertion
9
8
7
6
3
4
2
5
1
0
Delete
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
0

I dont know what is going on with the deletion section (insert seems to work fine) of my code and have been modifying for hours and still can't get it. If anyone could shed some light on this code please do so. I would greatly appreciate it!
struct heap_t {
    int last;
    int size;
    int max;
    int *data;

};

void heapify(struct heap_t *heap_array, int size);
void swap(int i, int min, struct heap_t *heap_array);
void deletion(int i, struct heap_t *heap_array);

enum {INIT = 1, GROW = 2};

int main(int argc, char **argv)
{

    char buf[LEN];
    FILE *fp = NULL;
    int i = 0;

        if (argc != 2) {
        printf("error in input\n");
        printf("usage: ./heap [FILE]\n");
        printf("[FILE] is a list of integers one per line\n");
        exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
    }
    else {
        fp = fopen(argv[1], "r");
        assert(fp);
    }

    struct heap_t *heap = malloc(sizeof(struct heap_t));
    heap->size = INIT;
    heap->max = INIT;
    heap->data = NULL;

    while (fgets(buf, LEN, fp)) {

        /* read in data from file */
        /* assign to heap->data */

        /* grow the array as necessary */
        if (heap->size > heap->max) {
            heap->data = realloc(heap->data, GROW * heap->max *sizeof(int));
            assert(heap->data);
            heap->max = GROW * heap->max;
        }
        else if (heap->data == NULL) {
            heap->data = malloc(INIT * sizeof(int));
            assert(heap->data);
        }
        *(heap->data + i) = atoi(buf);

        /* Heapifys as it inserts, thus building the heap*/
        heapify(heap, i);

        heap->size++;
        i++;
    }
    printf("\nHeap created successfully!\n");

    /* size is off by one */
    heap->size--;
    printf("size = %d\n", heap->size);

    printf("Insertion\n");
    for (i = 0; i < heap->size; i++) {
        printf("%d\n", *(heap->data + i));
    }

    heap->last = (heap->size);

    i = 0;
    while(heap->size){
        deletion(i, heap);
        i++;
    }

    printf("Delete\n");
    for (i = 0; i < heap->size; i++) {
        printf("%d\n", *(heap->data + i));
    }

    /* send data to stdin -- if you correctly built a heapsort
         * this will print the data in ascending order */
    /*for (i = 0; i < heap->size; i++) {
        printf("%d\n", *(heap->data + i));
    }*/

    /* cleanup */
    free(heap->data);
    free(heap);
    fclose(fp);

    return 0;
}

void heapify(struct heap_t *heap_array, int i)
{
    int child = i, parent = (child - 1) / 2;

    while(child != 0 && *(heap_array->data + child) > *(heap_array->data + parent)){
        swap(child, parent, heap_array);
        child = parent;
        parent = (child - 1) / 2;

        for(j = 0; j < heap_array->size; j++){
            printf("%d, ", *(heap_array->data + j));
        }
        printf("\n");
    }
}

void swap(int child, int parent, struct heap_t *heap_array)
{

    int temp = 0;
    temp = *(heap_array->data + child);
    *(heap_array->data + child) = *(heap_array->data + parent);
    *(heap_array->data + parent) = temp;
}

void deletion(int i, struct heap_t *heap_array)

{

    int temp;
    int j = 0;

    temp = *(heap_array->data + 0);
    *(heap_array->data + 0) = *(heap_array->data + (heap_array->size - 1));
    *(heap_array->data + (heap_array->size)) = temp;

    heap_array->size--;

    for(i = j; j < heap_array->size; j++){
        heapify(heap_array, j);
    }
    printf("%d -", *(heap_array->data + 0));
}

A: *

*Use assertions to test conditions that must be true if your program is correct.  Do not use them to test error conditions (such as memory allocation failure) that may happen despite your program being correct, because whether the asserted conditions will be tested at all is a matter of how your program is compiled.

*It's dumb to heapify after reading each input because you don't need the data to be in heap form until after the last value is added.

*You have a loop while(heap->size) {...} immediately followed by a loop for (i = 0; i < heap->size; i++) {...}.  If the first loop ever exits, then the second should perform zero iterations, but that's not what your output shows.  It follows that the code you posted does not correspond to the output you posted.

*Your deletion() function contains a printf() call whose ouput is not reflected in the output you posted.  Again, it follows that the output you posted does not correspond to the code you posted.

*Your heapify() function is wrong, or at least it is used wrongly.  It does not require its second argument, as it should always heapify however many elements are actually in the heap.  If that happens to correspond to the value of the most recently added element (which you assume in your calls) then that it purely coincidental.

*Your heapify() function also contains a printf() whose output is not reflected in what you posted.

*The deletion() function does not use the value of its first argument.

*The deletion() function has an off-by one error here: *(heap_array->data + (heap_array->size)) = temp.  It should be assigning to *(heap_array->data + (heap_array->size - 1)) (i.e. you should be performing a swap).  When you subsequently reduce the heap size by one, the position into which you just placed the erstwhile top element will no longer be part of the heap.

*Function deletion() calls heapify() once per element (remaining) in the heap, whereas it only needs to call it once.


The Chinese yuan weakened against its major currency rivals to kick off the trading week as the latest gross domestic product (GDP) figures were released. And it was not pretty for the world's second-largest economy, though some traders are finding needles in a haystack with government data.
On Monday, China announced that its official economic growth totaled 6.6% in 2018, which represents the slowest pace since 1990. This is in line with what the market had anticipated, and it is down from a revised 6.8% in 2017.
In the fourth quarter, gross domestic product (GDP) growth came in at 6.4%, down from 6.5% year-over-year growth in the third quarter. This does match median estimates.
On the data front, industrial output advanced 5.7% last month, beating expectations of 5.3% and November's 5.4%. Retail sales surged 8.2% last month, up from November's 8.1%, and is in line with forecasts. Real estate investment rose 8.2%, down from 9.3% in November. For 2018, property sales by area climbed 1.3% compared to the same time from the previous year.
The announcement comes as the People's Bank of China (PBOC) pumped $83 billion into its banking system, a record amount of cash injection in a single day. Experts warn that this could be a sign the national economy could be under tremendous pressure and conditions are worse than what is being reported.
Earlier this month, the government reaffirmed its decision to cut its reserve requirement ratio next week. This is the amount of money that financial institutions are mandated to have — there were four of these cuts in 2018.
The federal government has complemented this move with tax cuts and state stimulus. Beijing has also reportedly proposed to increase its imports of US goods to $1 trillion a year by 2024, a move that would eliminate its surplus with the world's largest economy.
The USD/CNY currency pair jumped 0.29% to 6.7983, from an opening of 6.7788, at 17:37 GMT on Monday. The EUR/CNY edged up 0.31% to 7.7280, from an opening of 7.7038.


Walk/Run &Wag Your Tail 5K – Burnside Elementary, 435 E. Lakeshore Dr., Burnside, KY 8am. Bring your pet (on a leash, friendly and up to date on vaccinations) and walk or run this 5K. Proceeds benefit Mandy's Mission Animal Rescue. Info [email protected] or https://runsignup.com/Race/KY/Burnside/WalkRunandWagYourTail5K.


We've said it before, and we'll say it again — we love our franchisees and we're convinced that there will never come a time where we're not completely floored by their generosity. Take Suzette Fowler, owner of Camp Bow Wow Lafayette, for example. She saw an opportunity to help shelter dogs in need, and without even batting an eyelash, she took it!
Vermilion Parish Rabies Animal Control in Kaplan, Louisiana, recently found themselves in a puppy pickle. They were completely over capacity, with only outdoor kennels left vacant. The problem? It's been absolutely frigid in the area, so outdoor kennels just would not do!
In an attempt to find temporary foster families for the fourteen pups without a warm place to stay, Vermilion Parish Rabies Animal Control and Animal Aid for Vermilion Area, a nonprofit rescue group, reached out to their Facebook followers for help. Suzette saw their S.O.S., and did one better — she opened up the doors to her Camp and filled her empty kennels, instead.
"Suzette with Camp Bow Wow just stepped up and said, 'I got space. Let's get them indoors,'" recalled Macie Zoble, a volunteer for the Animal Aid for Vermilion Area.
Thanks to Suzette's generosity and the hospitality of her staff, Camp Bow Wow Lafayette has 14 new Campers until other arrangements can be made.
Here at Camp Bow Wow, we're so proud of our Camps nationwide and are thrilled to have been able to help these furry friends find a warm bed, and maybe even a forever home through adoption!
To learn more about Suzette Fowler and her staff, visit Camp Bow Wow Lafayette online, or check out the full story, featured on KATC.com.
Camp Bow Wow is committed to providing top-notch doggy day care and training services, as well as emergency assistance to pets in need through our very own non-profit organization, the Bow Wow Buddies Foundation.
To learn how you can become a part of the Pack and set up Camp in your local community, request your complimentary executive summary online or call us at 877-700-2275. And, don't forget to lend a paw and donate to help us continue offering pets a new leash on life!


The Piacentinu Ennese (PDO), a sheep's cheese from Italy, today became the one thousandth name to be registered under the Commission's agricultural product and foodstuff quality labels. Since their creation in 1992, the EU schemes have registered quality agricultural products and foodstuffs from across the EU and beyond. In recent years there has been a boost in applications due to enlargements of the EU and a growing interest from non-EU producers including from India, China, Thailand and Vietnam, among others.
Dacian CIOLOŞ, Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development said, "The one thousandth name registered is a significant milestone for the quality schemes. There is still great potential for these schemes that give visibility to Europe's quality products and valorise agricultural traditions and rural heritage." The Commissioner added: "The EUs quality schemes are the cornerstone of the Commission's Quality Package currently in discussion in Parliament and Council. With this proposal we reinforce the PDO-PGI schemes in particular increasing the role and responsibilities of groups and breathe new life into the TSG scheme."
505 Protected Designations of Origin (PDO): names of products that owe their characteristics exclusively or essentially to their place of production and the savoir faire of local producers. The agricultural product or foodstuff must have been produced, processed and prepared in a given geographical area using recognised know-how.
465 Protected Geographical indications (PGI): agricultural products and foodstuffs whose reputation or characteristics are closely linked to production in the geographical area. At least one of the stages of production, processing or preparation takes place in the area.
30 Traditional Specialities Guaranteed (TSG): product names that guarantee the traditional character, either in the composition or means of production. TSGs are not linked to any particular location, but must be produced in line with the specification laid down.
The Commission also manages two registers for geographical indications of wines and spirit drinks.
Piacentinu Ennese PDO is a cheese from the province of Enna in Sicily, Italy. The cheese is made from raw sheep's milk and saffron crocus (also from Enna), pepper and salt are used in its production. The sheep are grazed on uplands (between 400 and 800 meters) supplemented by fodder hay, straw and wheat stubble. The cheese owes its specificity to the use of saffron, the pastures and the savoir faire of the local producers.