There are two broad aims pursued by the Commission's proposals: the clarification and fine-tuning of the existing Regulation 261/2003, and the introduction of a suite of new passenger rights, underpinned by measures aimed at ensuring the effective application of air carriers' obligations. The first part of this post sets out the key changes, in particular where the proposals relate to existing provisions as interpreted by the Court.
The definitions in Article 1 of the Regulation are updated and extended, frequently in order to take account of relevant case law. 'Cancellations', for example, now explicitly includes flights that have departed but subsequently had to divert or return to the airport of departure, as held by the Court in Case C-83/10 Rodriguez v Air France.
The current Article 14 obligations do not explicitly include a duty to provide information about the actual delay or cancellation. Under the proposed scheme, such information would have to be provided at the airport, after a duration of no more than 30 minutes.
Compensation for delayed passengers was excluded from the right to financial compensation in the original provisions, but later interpreted into the Regulation in Case C-402/07 Sturgeon on grounds of non-discrimination. The proposed Regulation confirms this ruling and puts delay compensation on a clear legislative footing. Proposed trade-offs include higher time thresholds before delay compensation becomes payable (up from the current 3 hours to 5 hours on intra-EU flights, 9 hours for flights of less than 6,000 km, and 12 hours for longer distances), and a general cap on the provision of airport assistance.
It furthermore introduces an explicit right to disembark after 5 hours of tarmac delay, and in a new Article 6a confirms last month's ruling in Case C-11/11 Folkerts v Air France [see here for a case comment] that in case of missed connecting flights, delay is to be measured at arrival at the ultimate destination, even if the departing flight was not delayed beyond the limits set out in the Regulation.
A new Article 8 makes explicit passengers' right to be accommodated on other airlines after a delay of 12 hours. Air carriers are protected against exorbitant last minute prices by limiting the amount another operator can charge for such rebookings to a three-month average price for the relevant route.
Under Art 5(3) of the Regulation, airlines are exempt from paying compensation if the relevant event was due to 'extraordinary circumstances'. This provision has been the source of significant litigation, in spite of an early and clear indication by the ECJ in Case C-549/07 Wallentin-Hermann v Alitalia that the defence was to be interpreted narrowly. The proposed clarification is closely modelled on paragraph  of that judgment, suggesting that it should mean 'circumstances […] not inherent in the normal exercise of the activity of the air carrier concerned, and […] beyond its actual control'. A potentially significant limitation to this would be Art 3(b), under which carriers can only invoke the defence 'in so far as [the extraordinary circumstances] affect the flight concerned or the previous flight operated by the same aircraft'. A non-exhaustive list of examples set out in Annex 1 includes natural disasters, security risks, ATC restrictions and labour disputes.
While the attempt at clarification is most welcome, it remains questionable whether it will lead to any significant changes in terms of uncertainty, and thus litigation: where, for example, is the line to be drawn with 'meteorological conditions incompatible with flight safety'?
Through the provisions of Art 2(b), the scope of Regulation 261/2004 would be extended to all modes of transport (including helicopter flights) which can be treated as a 'connecting flight'.
If a flight is rescheduled less than two weeks before its planned departure, the passenger comes within the full scope of delay and cancellation protection.
Art 3(b) provides that up to 48 hours before departure, misspelt names have to be amended free of charge, as long as this does not result in a re-routing or change of passenger. This provision is potentially problematic where the ticket in question has to be re-issued, particularly in case of complex multi-carrier itineraries.
Art 3(b) further provides that an airline cannot deny boarding to passengers attempting to use only the return portion of their ticket. This provision is discussed in more detail in the subsequent section.
The Montreal Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules for International Carriage by Air of 1999 regulates compensation for damaged baggage in its Article 17(2)-(4), setting out clear liability limits in its Article 22: damages arising from lost or delayed luggage are capped at 1131 Special Drawing Rights, unless a higher value has been declared by the passenger. Article 2 of the proposed Regulation stipulates that passengers with limited mobility must be allowed to make such high-value declarations in regard of their mobility equipment under Art 22(2) free of charge. It furthermore introduces several procedural changes in terms of providing information about luggage allowances, and facilitating the submission of claims pursuant to the Montreal Convention. There is, finally, the rather curious Article 6e, which stipulates that 'Musical instruments shall be accepted for carriage within an aircraft cabin' if their size permits safe stowage.
At first sight, the overall bargain struck in the Commission's proposals seems reasonably balanced: the increased scope of passenger rights is set against liability caps for air carriers. It should be kept in mind that the proposals are at the beginning of the EU's legislative process, with discussion in the European Parliament as well as Member State Parliaments likely to lead to significant changes. Three interesting points can nonetheless be noted from an initial reading of the proposals.
Whilst the proposals include some improvements for airlines' position, notably as regards higher time thresholds and limits on assistance obligations, significant industry resistance is to be expected: the original Regulation was challenged in the ECJ on at least three occasions; it is unlikely that operators' litigation strategy will change in this aspect. There are at least two possible ways in which such a confrontation may take place – as a 'traditional' challenge to the exercise of the Union's legislative competence, and on the basis of the proposals' relationship with the Montreal Convention.
As regards the first of these avenues, the legal basis for the proposed Regulation is not contentious – there is clear competence under Article 100(2) TFEU, and the Commission's arguments on Subsidiarity are convincing. The most likely pressure point, therefore, would be lacking compliance with the principle of proportionality. This argument, however, is unlikely to succeed. The Court has repeatedly held that even the current regime with its unlimited obligation of assistance and care is proportionate given the high importance of its consumer-protective goals. In its impact assessment and the actual design of the proposed reforms, the Commission is astute to reduce the measure's financial impact on carriers. It accepts, for example, the argument rejected by the Court in its recent decision in Case C-12/11 McDonagh v Ryanair, by limiting carriers' obligation to provide hotel accommodation to 100 Euro per night and passenger, for a maximum duration of three nights (this exclusion does not apply to passengers with reduced mobility, unaccompanied children, pregnant women and other passenger who have previously informed the airline of their need for assistance). There are further small-scale exclusion for carriers operating small aircraft (80 seats or less) and short flights (less than 250km), and under Article 13 air carriers may seek redress for their losses from responsible third parties.
A second avenue for challenging the Proposals would be to allege incompatibility with the Montreal Convention regime, to which all EU Member States are signatories. The European Union itself acceded to the Convention by Council Decision 2001/539, with the substantive provisions of the Montreal Convention adopted in Regulation 2027/97 as amended by Regulation 889/2002. In Case C-344/04 ex parte IATA and ELFAA, the Court held that Regulation 261/2004 was fully compatible with the Montreal Convention, as 'the assistance and taking care of passengers envisaged by [the Regulation] in the event of a long delay to a flight constitute […] standardised and immediate compensatory measures, [and are therefore] not among those whose institution is regulated by the Convention.' . The Commission simply repeats this finding in asserting the compatibility of its current proposals; there is however at least one aspect in which the direct applicability of the ex parte IATA reasoning is questionable.
Article 2 of the proposed Regulation amends Regulation 2027/97 to deal with various aspects of baggage handling, including for example an obligation on carriers to accept baggage irregularity reports as appropriate complaints under Art 31(2) of the Montreal Convention. It is not immediately clear how this is compatible with Article 29 of the Convention (Basis of Claims) which prescribes that '[i]n the carriage of passengers, baggage and cargo, any action for damages, however founded, whether under this Convention or in contract or in tort or otherwise, can only be brought subject to the conditions and such limits of liability as are set out in this Convention […]' (emphasis supplied).
From the consumer perspective, the main problem with Regulation 261/2004 today is the inconsistent enforcement of its provisions. While few courts have gone as far as the English Court of Appeal (which had suggested, prior to the ECJ's decision in McDonagh, that the existence of national enforcement bodies precluded individual claims), Commission statistics paint a sobering picture: less than half of eligible passengers were offered their care entitlements, a fifth of passengers never received a response to their claims, and in a recent Danish survey only 2 – 4% of those entitled to financial compensation had actually been paid.
Will the proposals help to address these problems? Strengthening the role of National Enforcement Bodies (NEBs), such as the Civil Aviation Authority in the United Kingdom, will not necessarily guarantee more effective protection, especially as the enforcement of the Montreal Convention would also be added to their remit. The provision of clear claim channels and tight time limits under a new Article 16a, on the other hand, might have the potential to make a significant difference to passengers.
As outlined above, Article 3(b) of the proposed Regulation would prohibit air carriers from denying boarding (or levying a surcharge) to passengers who have not used the outbound segment of their itinerary as originally booked. Whilst the advent of budget airlines has forced established carriers to sell relatively inexpensive one-way tickets on certain intra-European short-haul routes, ticketing rules on most fares do not permit such partial use at present.
The proposed changes significantly benefit passengers, who would no longer have to pay expensive rebooking charges when plans change at the last minute. On the other hand, they might clash with a key source of competitive pressure on ticket prices within the EU, viz differential pricing according to point of departure. A flight from Paris to New York via London, for example, will usually be considerably cheaper than a direct Paris to New York connection, or even the London to New York flight booked on its own. If passengers could rely on Article 3(b) in order to only use certain coupons of a multi-leg itinerary, existing pricing models would have to be completely rethought. The Commission has acknowledged this concern in its guidance documentation, without however explaining precisely how difficult arguments about where the 'return' part of a ticket starts should be resolved – for example in case of open-jaw, stopover, or 'Round The World' fares.
Great article. Thoroughly enjoyed reading it.
Re article 6e: Old violins, etc, can be severely damaged when transported as hold baggage, but many airlines refuse to accept them as hand baggage. They are often irreplaceable in a market where there is a scarce supply of rare, old instruments, and Montreal levels of compensation would never be adequate. It's a nicely targeted piece of consumer law, which is bound to appeal to culturally-minded legislators!


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Natural Resources Canada will present a brief overview of the revised Federal Floodplain Mapping Guidelines Servies Version 1.0 documents in preparation for the two workshops to be held March 28th and 30th in Toronto and Calgary, respectively. The presenters will briefly elaborate on the guidelines' contents and uses, and describe next steps going forwards. The French version of this webinar will be provided on Thursday, March 23, 2017. Please visit http://www/canadianwaterresources_461/public.cwra.org/en/ to obtain the link for the webinar provided in French.


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Nancy Crow's quilts hang in the Smithsonian and the Museum of Folk Art. They've been on exhibit in China, England, France, and other countries. Some of her quilts even appear on the covers of two of Maya Angelou's books.
Surprisingly, for a fabric artist as accomplished as Crow is, she did not learn to sew when she was young. She became an avid knitter in high school, but didn't create any fabric art until she took a course in tapestry weaving at Ohio State University. Her BFA and MFA degrees from the university were focused on ceramics art.
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For only the fourth time in its more than century-long history, there will be no Circleville Pumpkin Show this year — yet another scheduling casualty of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Kyle Hicks sat at his computer at his Lancaster-area home, the homework assignment for his College Credit Plus course due in a few hours. He knew he was cutting it close.
Like a vast number of people in rural areas of Ohio and the rest of the nation, Hicks and his family have limited access to high-speed internet. The one company that provides broadband service where he lives promises connection speeds "up to 5 megabits per second," but he says tests on the line show it's rarely above 1 Mbps. What's more, service in his area, even at that level, is expensive.
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It wasn't too long ago that the area along Gender Road, south of Route 33 near the Franklin-Fairfield county line, was farmland as far as the eye could see. There was the bucolic village of Canal Winchester nearby and Columbus just a bit farther up the road.
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Since electric co-ops were first established during the 1930s, they have served mainly rural areas of the United States.
"We continually beat the drum among our members about what the co-op is," says Phil Caskey, president and CEO of Consolidated Cooperative, which serves eight counties in north-central Ohio. Caskey says that many residents of suburban areas, as well as former suburbanites who move into rural areas, are unaware of the differences between electric co-ops and large, privately owned electric utilities. In addition, rural co-op members tend to have a better understanding of the co-op's place in the community, he says.
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Baked or fried, these Zucchini slices are magical. Crispy on the outside, tender inside, serve with your favorite marinara for dipping.
I wouldn't go so far as to call this recipe healthy, but if you're trying to break an aversion and get your kids to eat more veg, it's a safe bet for success. My sons put these away, and fast, every time I make them.
To facilitate the breading process I like to do a little set-up first. Place the flour in a gallon freezer bag or large bowl. Beat the eggs in a large bowl or baking dish. Place the parm, the crumbs and all of the seasonings in another gallon bag or large dish and shake or stir to combine. Make sure you break up any clumps in the cheese.
Coat the slices in flour. I throw them in a bag, seal it up and shake them silly but tossing them in a bowl a few at a time creates the same effect with less waste.
Shake or tap off excess flour and coat the slices, a few at a time, in the beaten egg. Sometimes the egg doesn't want to stick to the flour. If that happens, let the slices float in the egg for a few seconds before flipping them over to coat the other side. Let them sit a couple more seconds before removing.
Coat the slices in the Parmesan mixture. Unlike the flour, I do these a few at a time to ensure even coating. Crowding the bag or dish can cause the slices to knock bits of breading off each other.
Fry in a large pan with a few tablespoons cooking oil over medium to medium high heat. 3-5 minutes on each side. Place on paper towels to remove excess oil.
Prepare a large sheet pan with a generous amount of cooking spray.
Place the slices on the sheet leaving at least 1/2 inch of space between each slice.
Lightly spray the tops of the zucchini slices with a little more cooking spray.
Bake in a preheated 375º F oven for 8-10 minutes.
Flip the slices over and bake for 8-10 more minutes or until golden brown.
Remove the slices from the pan and place on paper towel to drain any excess oil.
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BELLEVUE, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) and Comcast (NASDAQ: CMCSA) today announced they've taken an important step in the industry's ongoing fight against unwanted calls – the two companies are first to deliver consumer protection from robocalls and spam across networks. The new verification feature is available now for T-Mobile customers and coming later this year for Comcast Xfinity Voice home phone service customers and uses STIR (Secure Telephony Identity Revisited) and SHAKEN (Secure Handling of Asserted information using toKENs) standards to identify authentic calls across both company's networks. That means you'll have peace of mind that calls from Comcast home phones to T-Mobile phones (and vice versa) are not generated by a scammer spoofing a number.
As part of today's news, T-Mobile also announced that Caller Verified, the Un-carrier's implementation of STIR/SHAKEN, is now operable across ten smartphones, with more coming soon. Caller Verified is live today for all T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile customers on the LG G8 ThinQ and Samsung Galaxy Note8 and Note9, Samsung Galaxy S8, Galaxy S8+, Galaxy S9, Galaxy S9+, Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+, and coming soon to the new Samsung Fold and Samsung Galaxy A6. Customers with these devices and the latest software update will automatically see "Caller Verified" on their screen for authentic calls from the T-Mobile network and Comcast Xfinity Voice home phone service.
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Q: Setting up google project for authentication api I am trying to set up google authentication for my local project. I run projects in python virtual environments and have different local domainnames set up for those. Names like projectname.dev. When i enter http://projectname.dev in browser the site opens up.
When i went to https://console.developers.google.com/project/< myprojectid >/apiui/credential?authuser=0 i could set values like javascript origin and authorized redirect uri there. I set javascript origins to http://projectname.dev and tried to put same domain for authorized redirect url too, but it did not work and i had to leave it to localhost.
When i tried to authenticate via django-allauth, i got such response from google:
**Error: invalid_request**

Invalid parameter value for redirect_uri: Non-public domains not allowed: http://projectname.dev/account/google/login/callback/

Now my questions are:

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*Can i develop this part of project locally with domainname like projectname.dev or do i need to set it up for localhost? Will local redirect from localhost -> projectname.dev work?

*If i can do it with projectname.dev, then perhaps there is an error in the way i have this project set up in google developers console?

A: In any case, if you cannot set the redirect URI in the Cloud Console, Google will throw you our when you try to authorize the app.
My recommendation would be to choose either of those solutions :

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*Use "localhost" as you said, with some kind of redirection/NAT/proxy to projectname.dev

*Replace projectname.dev with a domain with an actual tld such as projectname.thisdomaindoesnotexist.com . Then configure this domain name to map to your servers.

Or wait for ".dev" to be recognized as an actual TLD, and you'll be good :)

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Rapture followed by Tribulation followed by Christ's Second Coming and the Millennial Kingdom.
We may not know WHEN Jesus will return, but the Bible tells us WHERE He will return, WHY He will return and WHAT He will do when He returns.
It won't be the Vatican to which he goes. It won't be Washington. It won't be Mecca. And it won't be the United Nations.
And while the world frequently mentions the Second Coming, precious few pastors and priests ever deliver a sermon or a Bible study on it. So here it is. I hope it's all good news to you.
What does the Bible tell us about conditions on the Earth at the time of Jesus' return?
False prophets will come and deceive many.
There will be "wars and rumors of wars" – with nations rising against nations and kingdoms against kingdoms.
There will be famines and pestilences and earthquakes in diverse places.
There will be worldwide persecution against believers for His name's sake, with many betraying one another.
The Gospel of the Kingdom will be preached in all the world for a witness to all nations.
The sun will be darkened, and the moon will not give her light, and the stars will appear to fall from heaven, and the powers of the heavens will be shaken.
Jesus will appear in heaven, coming like lightning, appearing to all the nations of the Earth with power and great glory – and all will mourn, not rejoice in His coming.
He will not be alone, because He will gather is elect from the four winds, also sending His angels.
What else must occur before Jesus returns?
2 Thessalonians 2:1-12 tells us there must come a great "falling away" coupled with the appearance of the "son of perdition" who opposes Jesus and exalts himself above God. With Satan will come a "strong delusion" so that many would believe a lie. Revelation chapters 6-18 also set the stage for the events leading to the Second Coming.
What about the Rapture? Is it the same as the Second Coming? Or does it precede Jesus' return?
About this we can be sure. There will come a time at which living believers on Earth will be changed into immortal beings in the blink of an eye and caught up to meet Jesus in the clouds at the sound of the shofar. They will forever be with the Lord from that time on, we are told.
When Jesus does touch down on the Mount of Olives, the Earth moves and the mountain splits, we're told in Zechariah 14:4.
If the Bible is right, everyone in the world will see it. Think about that. When, in the course of world history, could such a prediction have been made and be taken seriously?
This prophecy speaks to Israel, to the house of David, to the people of Jerusalem, stricken with the spirit of grace, looking upon the Messiah they never knew until this moment – when He suddenly appears, to save them from their enemies.
Sometimes we believers forget this was what Jesus was prepared to do from the foundation of the world.
Ultimately, it's all about the next 1,000 years, His Kingdom, the judgment of the living and the dead, what we're told will be like a paradise on Earth, a restoration of the Garden of Eden, in Isaiah (51:13) and Ezekiel (36:35).
It's not the end of the world. It's the beginning of a new one – a perfect one.
So, maybe you should start thinking more about Jesus' return. And hopefully now you have more to think about.
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Matthew 24-29 "But immediately after the tribulation of those days the sun will be darkened, and the moon will not give its light, and the stars will fall from [r]the sky, and the powers of [s]the heavens will be shaken. 30 And then the sign of the Son of Man will appear in the sky, and then all the tribes of the earth will mourn, and they will see the Son of Man coming on the clouds of the sky with power and great glory. 31 And He will send forth His angels with a great trumpet and they will gather together His [t]elect from the four winds, from one end of the sky to the other.


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František Peterka (26. dubna 1920 v Oltyni – 11. září 2007 v Soběslavi) byl český akademický malíř, grafik, ilustrátor, člen SČUG Hollar.

Mládí a studia
Narodil se v nemajetné rodině zemědělského dělníka jako první ze tří dětí. Do školy začal chodit (1926) v obci Tučapy, kde bydleli (1925–1929), po přestěhování do Podolí (zemědělský dvůr ležící mezi Čenkovem u Malšic a Skrýchovem) chodil do školy ve Skrýchově. Rád a dobře kreslil. V roce 1931 začal studovat na osmiletém gymnáziu v Táboře. Z finančních důvodů však po skončení sekundy přešel do třetí třídy měšťanské školy, v roce 1935 nastoupil do učení na strojního zámečníka v malé továrně v Malšicích. Zde pak pracoval jako tovaryš, v lednu 1943 byl totálně nasazen v Saalfeldu v Německu jako frézař u firmy Zeiss. Zde vážně onemocněl a po měsíci na marodce pracovního lágru byl odeslán domů, kde se zvolna zotavoval a pracoval na podolském statku.

V klidu malé obce začal jak doma, tak v přírodě, pilně kreslit a malovat; po skončení německé okupace ČSR odjel koncem května 1945 na doporučení profesora Lašky do Prahy, udělal zkoušky a začal studovat na Akademii výtvarných umění v Praze. Nejprve v ateliéru prof. Vladimíra Pukla, pak ve všeobecné škole. "Samorost" Peterka, zvyklý na volný prostor a na přírodu, se nemohl smířit s tvorbou v ateliéru a s tehdejší "drezúrou výuky", měl problémy a hrozilo mu i vyloučení. V druhém roce však začal pracovat v grafických materiálech a technikách, perokresbě, leptu. Učení se mu dařilo, byl zručný a na konci druhého roku získal za soubor leptů druhou cenu. O prázdninách vykonal základní vojenský výcvik (Klatovy, Šumava). Absolutorium na AVU získal v roce 1949 a rozhodl se pro návrat na jih Čech. V roce 1950 se oženil, bydlel dál v Podolí a po několikaleté úpravě domku v Čenkově se zde usadil natrvalo.

Dílo a uznání
Peterkův talent se potvrdil již brzy při studiu, např. lepty Žňové práce na poli a Podobizna otce či prvními dřevořezy Polibek, Lučina, Bolest. Po škole doma usilovně pracoval a hledal svoji cestu a výraz; ve skromné dílně začalo vznikat velké množství kreseb z prostředí venkova, přírody a domova a také dřevořezy. Snaha se setkala s ohlasem. Byl přijat za člena nové tvůrčí skupiny M57; jeho díla si povšimla i kritika na Výstavě mladých v Brně na jaře 1958; jako čtyřicetiletý měl svoji první samostatnou výstavu. Jeho jméno pronikalo do širšího kulturního povědomí a samotářský život mimo výtvarná centra se u něho stal spíše předností; z celého díla je cítit vroucí poměr k rodnému kraji.

František Peterka se věnoval jak ilustraci knih (pro edice České básně a Klub přátel poezie, po r. 1963 i spolupráce s nakladatelstvími Československý spisovatel, Odeon, Mladá fronta), koláži a pastelu, tak dřevořezu, příležitostně i dřevorytu a linorytu, známé jsou jeho ex libris i dekorace v interiérové architektuře (například návrh dekorativní mříže pro dveře Muzea v Soběslavi). Tvořil také v oblasti leptu, miniatur a tepané mědi. Byl činný ve výtvarných sdruženích a komisích (SČVU a Alšova jihočeská galerie); od r. 1958 byl členem Sdružení českých umělců a grafiků Hollar; jeho výtvarná forma byla roku 1983 oceněna titulem zasloužilého umělce; získal Jihočeskou výtvarnou cenu, výroční cenu SČVU a slovenskou cenu ČFVU.

Výstavy
Dílo Františka Peterky bylo zastoupeno:
 v Československu na více než 100 výstavách a přehlídkách, ať samostatných nebo kolektivních (z nich bylo přes 10 na Slovensku);
 svoji první samostatnou výstavu měl v Praze v divadle Rokoko (20 kreseb, 2 lepty a 7 dřevořezů – z cyklu "Krajiny")
 a další na jaře 1963 v divadle Na zábradlí v Praze (20 grafických listů a 3 kresby)
 mnohokrát vystavoval v jihočeském kraji, např. Tábor-10x; Soběslav-8x; České Budějovice-16x a v jiných městech

 v zahraničí na více než 80 výstavách a přehlídkách či jiných kulturních akcích;
 poprvé vystavoval v Lipsku-Německo roku 1961 - (Česká grafika – Artia); (dále v mnoha zemích Evropy, např.: Finsko, Norsko, Polsko, Švédsko, Maďarsko, Itálie, Švýcarsko, Portugalsko, Anglie, SSSR)
 v zámoří poprvé roku 1966 v Québecu-Kanada - (Česká grafika – Hollar);
 a v letech 1970 a 1971 v Brazílii-(Československá grafika – Národní galerie); (dále např.: Kuba, Vietnam, Argentina).

Z dalších účastí:
 v roce 1982 byla jeho práce vystavena v Anglii na kongresu ex libris v Oxfordu.
 v roce 1996 byl zastoupen ve skupině jihočeských výtvarných umělců v Irsku na výroční členské výstavě Královské irské Akademie v Gallagher Gallery v Dublinu Academy without Walls (14. 10. – 2. 11. 1996).
 František Peterka byl oceněn na VIII. ročníku Trienále českého ex libris v Chrudimi v roce 1996 u příležitosti XXII. světového kongresu F.I.S.A.E.;
 a v roce 2002- u příležitosti jubilejního X. Trienále českého ex libris - získal Cenu za celoživotní dílo v tvorbě ex libris od Památníku národního písemnictví v Praze.
 V roce 2003 se v Nové výstavní síni v Chrudimi (10. 9. – 23. 11.) konala výstava František Peterka – grafika, koláže, exlibris;
 v roce 2005 se v rámci 120. výročí otevření knihovny v Českých Budějovicích konala (5. 3. – 2. 4.) v Galerii u Schelů výstava, viz také:  ;
 v prosinci 2005 se v nově zřízené galerii při malšické knihovně konala výstava Kořeny – raná díla Františka Peterky.

Svými díly je zastoupen v Národní galerii, v Alšově jihočeské galerii, v dalších předních českých a slovenských výtvarných galeriích, muzeích a soukromých sbírkách.

Odkazy

Reference

Literatura
 Luboš Hlaváček: František Peterka : příspěvek k novodobým dějinám výtvarných umění v jižních Čechách. 1. vyd. České Budějovice, Jihočeské nakladatelství, 1988.
 Luboš Hlaváček: Současná kresba : Soudobé české umění, 1. vyd. Praha : Odeon, 1976.
 Archiv výtvarného umění, o. s. Kostelec nad Černými lesy.
 Deník MF DNES, 13. 9. 2007.
 Za Františkem Peterkou, Týdeník Palcát, 19. 9. 2007.

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Q: Stop jquery looping function with second click and start from beginning i have a click function, that starts another looping function.
i've looked for many exampels and instructions but don't get the function stopped with a second click on the button.
on jsfiddle, i've build, how it works actually.
my idea is to put a stop action to the clickfunction, but it doesn't seem to work:
function marsch() {

    $('li').hide();
    <!-- fadeInSequence().stop(); -->
    fadeInSequence();
}

may you please help me
https://jsfiddle.net/t3exdrud/
by the way, it's my very first coding and it would be helpful, if someone gives also advise, if this code causes problems or isn't up to date

A: You need an outside variable that control if the function is working or not
var fadeSequenceON = false;
function marsch() {
    if(!fadeSequenceON){
        fadeInSequence();
        fadeSequenceON = true;
    } else {
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Story: You the heroine have just graduated medical school and are starting your first job at a local hospital. Fortunately for you, there's 4 hot doctors and a tsundere patient for you to get with and slack off work. If you slack off work though, those hot doctors will yell at you so you better do your job in order to win their affection!
Features: Umm…there's 5 guys but it seems once you pick one you keep going on his path? There's no save but once you empty out your fatigue you can close the game (so your fatigue can refill up – 1 point every 30 min) and come back later. There's no voice or BGM or auto mode. If you have money to blow you can also buy items to fill up your fatigue meter or to save scenarios or CGs. Seeing how I don't intend to spend money on a cell phone game, I basically play this casually every few hours until I get my next scenario and I take photos of the "Cgs" with my camera cause my phone's not rooted so I can't screencap directly.
Overall Thoughts: Well I suppose if you want to kill sometime the guys are pretty standard stereotype so there's probably one you will like. I started with the oresama lone wolf surgeon, then there's the megane urologist, the haraguro physician, the iyashikei guy (i forgot what he does) and the brain surgery tsundere kun (who maybe I will do next lol.) The plus side is at least we got some older mans for once not a bunch of little boys but it would be nice if there was at least BGMs or any kind of voice. Overall it's still a cute casual otome game and I'll probably be posting my progress with it on my tumblr.
Story: You're a chick who just joined some European-style rich high school to learn to play piano and in the process you meet some Code Geass reject bishies.
System: Haven't played too much into this other than the intro but you basically walk around, talk to bishies until your fatigue runs out. Once it's out you cannot continue with the story and you have to wait 4 hours for it to refill unless you buy cash items etc.
Overall Thoughts: Well since this has a "time limit" of free play I guess I will be casually playing this game as well on the side along with RenAi Byouin. The dudes look like they're from code geass and if you couldn't guess already, that blondie is named Rudolph, aka Rudy-kun so we got a foreigner dude for lots of laughs! I found an official site for this one here.
Posted on October 30, 2011 January 18, 2012 by HinanoPosted in mobage & Ameba, Otome GamesTagged information, introduction, nijiiro no oujisama, renai byouin e youkoso.
yay! I'm totally going to put this on my android! I've been wanting to find android otome games but have been too busy (read: lazy) to do it xD so I'm glad you posted this haha I'll definitely try the doctor one out….
Lol pretty sure the games are all ages xD good luck!
Wow, this actually looks pretty sweet, except for the no-voice part and the money grubbing for more time :p. I also thought the same thing about it looking like code geass. Do you know if it's the same artist or they just figured girls like bishies like Lelouche?
This question may have already been asked before, but I was wondering if Japanese is your native language or if you learned it by yourself. If the latter, how long have you been at it? I have just started teaching myself recently and have the hiragana, katakana, and a few kanji memorized.
I don't expect to be reading visual novels or anything substantial for a long time but I've always been curious about your progress into the language (if it's not your primary).
Reading visual novels has helped me learn a LOT of kanji, I'm still learning as I play more games so I definitely recommend it even if you can only read just a bit now. You'll learn a lot more along the way.
Is it ok if I ask you about other otome game in this entry?
in Starry Sky ~in Winter~ I missed one memorial of Kazuki and Tsubasa. I followed the guide but still not get that.
Could you suggest me how?
PS. Self study for ten years! It's really a hard job!
TsunaHane> Sorry I haven't played starry sky in winter in almost a year and I don't remember what you need to get any missing CGs. Try looking up one of the other otome game guide sites if the one you are using isn't working. I have a few links in my left sidebar.
I didnt actually have to register via email address for mobage when I went through my phone but due to this I cannot send or receive any messages/post diary entries on any of my games lol…not that I care since I dont play these games for the social networking aspect honestly.


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Gal Gadot stands tall on the colourful first poster for Wonder Woman
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Tomorrow, Wonder Woman will take centre stage at Warner Bros.' Hall H panel at the San Diego Comic-Con. Those lucky enough to be in attendance being treated to footage is a given, but will that be released online? We just don't know at this stage, but a trailer is something fans are desperate to see, so hopefully Warner Bros. will take note of the demand.
Regardless, Gal Gadot has taken to Twitter today to share the first poster for the movie, and it's definitely a lot less gloomy than the ones we saw for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice! It's a great shot of the Amazonian warrior regardless of how colourful it is though.
"Before she was Wonder Woman, she was Diana, princess of the Amazons, trained to be an unconquerable warrior," a recently released synopsis teased. "Raised on a sheltered island paradise, when an American pilot crashes on their shores and tells of a massive conflict raging in the outside world, Diana leaves her home, convinced she can stop the threat. Fighting alongside man in a war to end all wars, Diana will discover her full powers…and her true destiny." The movie is going to be set during World War I, making it very unique.
Wonder Woman also stars Chris Pine, Robin Wright, Danny Huston, David Thewlis, Ewen Bremner, Saïd Taghmaoui, and Lucy Davis. Directed by Patty Jenkins, principal photography has taken place on location in the UK, France and Italy. It's set to be released in 2017.
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Borders village pleading to be put back on track
Newtown's railway station prior to its closure in 1969.
Andrew Keddie
Published: 00:58 Tuesday 01 August 2017
A campaign has been launched calling for the reopening of Newtown's train station in the event of the Borders Railway being extended south of Tweedbank.
Newtown and Eildon Community Council is urging villagers to back its plea to be put back on track by taking part in an online survey on the future of transport services across the region.
Daryl du Bois.
People have until Friday, August 11, to give their views as part of the Borders transport corridors study currently being carried out by Transport Scotland.
"This is an important opportunity for us to make our views known," said community council chairwoman Daryl du Bois. "Perhaps Newtown can once again be on the railway map of Great Britain."
Newtown was one of four stations between Galashiels and Hawick on the route of the original 98-mile Waverley Route linking Edinburgh with Carlisle in Cumbria. The others were at Melrose to the north and Belses and Hassendean to the south.
The station opened as Newtown Junction in 1849 and, from 1865, its name was changed to St Boswells. It was closed to passengers in January 1969 and shut down completely four months later.
Although Newtown has served as the region's local government headquarters since 1975, its importance as a commercial centre, particularly as a venue for livestock sales, has waned since the railway station there closed.
At the last meeting of the community council, members welcomed the Transport Scotland survey and the accompanying assurance from Scottish Government transport minister Humza Yousaf that ministers plan to "examine the case for an extension of the Borders Railway".
"At our meeting, the view was expressed strongly that any extension of the railway to Hawick or even to Carlisle should benefit Newtown," said Mrs du Bois.
"If the trains come this way, then Newtown should definitely have its railway station reinstated.
"Given our historic association with the Waverley Line, our central position in the Borders and with the headquarters of Scottish Borders Council being here, the village could become an important transport interchange.
"Having a station will bring commercial benefits to our community, as well as better transport links.
"We have already seen that public opinion can influence transport decisions, with the lobbying of residents in Stow instrumental in securing a station for that village on the Borders Railway.
"I would urge all our residents to search for Borders transport corridors study and have their say before August 11. The survey only takes five minutes to complete and can be anonymous."
Go to www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/Borders_Transport_Corridors_Study to have your say.


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This has been shown to not be true. The issue keeping in pant pocket is not the phone itself. Its static electricity.
1. No, anyone can point things out. But people who are not crew should not say they are crew.
2. Your last paragraph suggests you believe that anyone should be able to shoot anyone("intervene"), when someone believes that something "wrong is done". It sounds like you are a lover of stand your ground laws and you believe they should apply to the air too.
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The rest of us lack the requisite authority and should merely remain bystanders.
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8.3.3 During part 121 operations, if a crewmember uses a PED displaying an EFB application not authorized per OpSpec/MSpec/LOA A061, then he or she may be violating § 121.542(d). Per this section, flightcrew members must not use wireless communications devices or laptop computers for personal use while at their duty station on the flight deck while the aircraft is in flight, unless that usage is per FAA approved operational procedures.
But from a practical viewpoint, who's ever going to know if this is violated?
No, the FAA does not prohibit cell phone use "in flight." They don't prohibit cell phone use at all. The FCC prohibits cell phone use in flight; they don't care about it on the ground, because that never posed any issue with cellular networks.
For all of you jumping on the off duty FA, it doesn't seem like she really tried to use her authority as an FA to get the OP to comply. She said that she was concerned about her personal safety, which seems like a reasonable thing for a fellow passenger to be concerned about. The tone to the person across the aisle seems a bit more problematic, but politely asking the person next to you to comply with a rule seems not particularly different than asking someone not to cut in line in front of you.
While you are correct, there is such a thing as hazard of electromagnetic radiation to fuel - though, it requires much higher power levels than a cell phone to initiate a spark (think radar). Additionally, the hazard is INDUCED ARC in metal components, like the fuel dispensing device (nozzle or otherwise) or the gas tank seal ring, where there is a small gap in metal parts and enough induced voltage to cause arcing.
1) Motor vehicle gas flammability ranges from 1.25% to 7.6% by volume in air. Normal gasoline handling doe not produce these levels except near inlets, vents or spills. Otherwise a mix will be too lean or too rich.
2) Measurements have shown that ~50Volt-Amps or more of arc energy is required to ignite gasoline which is in an explosively flammable configuration. General rule of thumb is over 225MHz and peak power density of the electric field of 5 W/sq-cm at the point of interest are required. Cell phones come nowhere NEAR that power density level, even right at the transmitter.
3) A minimum gap of ~0.5mm is required, which generally means metal-to-metal contact and withdrawal, which would draw an arc.
Bottom line is that radiated hazards to gasoline fuel from cellphones are not a credible hazard.
A PED is not equivalent to a cell phone. The website you link to even refers to the FCC for the cell phone regs.
If the person is really concern that much for her safety, maybe she shouldn't fly. After all, what about the 100+ other people that might have had their phones NOT in airplane mode?
If it was really that dangerous, why do they even let you carry them on the plane, and trust you will turn them off and put them into airplane mode when asked?
The OFF DUTY FA violated his privacy by looking at his phone display. That is NOT OK.
Also, regarding the FAQ link you posted... I assume you meant this question's answer "What should I do if the crew says to turn off electronics and the person next to me doesn't do it?"
That said, the FAA's response to that question can cause a unnecessary confrontation between passengers.
A cell phone is definitely a PED, subject to the FAA's rules on PEDs.
It is also a mobile phone subject to the FCC's rules on (not) making phone calls in flight, but that doesn't mean that it's not subject to the PED rules as well.
A PED is A Portable Electronic Device (PED) is any piece of lightweight, electrically-powered equipment. These devices are typically consumer electronic devices capable of communications, data processing and/or utility. Examples range from handheld, lightweight electronic devices such as tablets, e-readers, and smartphones to small devices such as MP3 players and electronic toys.
You quoted a poster who correctly stated that it is the FCC that is prohibiting cellular service use in flight, and then you referred to the FAA's PED regs. They're different. Why are you trying to confuse the two?
Yes, I agree they're different. That is my whole point. The fact that the FCC has rules about cell phones on planes does not contradict the notion that the FAA also has rules that affect the use of cell phones on planes, despite what HLCinCOU asserted.


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Swedish blackened death metal up-and-comers Tribulation are giving us the first glimpse of their highly anticipated third album The Children of the Night. The band has just released the first single from the album via Decibel's website. The track is titled "In the Dreams of the Dead" and finds Tribulation upping the ante another notch from the brilliant 2013 album Formulas of Death .
The album is due out April 20th in Europe and April 21st in North America via Century Media Records. The European album pre-order will start on March 23rd. The North American pre-order has started already at this location.


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5 Alternatives to the Big Bang Theory
Learn some of the popular alternatives to the Big Bang theory.
By Kashyap Vyas
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There is no doubt that the Big Bang model of cosmology is one of the most widely accepted theories that explain the origin of the universe. However, it would be inappropriate to say that the entire world agrees with this theory because there have been disagreements even in the scientific community.
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Scientific ideas are always changing, based on new evidence. The universe is about 13.8 billion years old, while humans have only been on earth for 800,000 years, and the Big Bang theory was propounded only about 100 years ago. Although the available scientific evidence supports the Big Bang model and refutes other theories, a new model may some day be proposed which provides an even better fit.
In this article, we will discuss other possibilities that have been proposed as alternatives to the Big Bang model.
1. Steady State Universe
One of the most popular theories that once stood against the Big Bang theory is the Steady State Universe theory. This theory directly contradicted the Big Bang theory by stating that the Universe doesn't have a beginning, nor does it have an end. Instead, it is constantly expanding, however, the overall density stays the same, or in other words, it looks the same always.
The galaxies, planets, and other forms of matter are always being created, and since the density is the same, the old ones are becoming unobservable with new creations. This theory was proposed by Sir James Jeans in 1920 and was re-established in 1948 by Hermann Bondi and Thomas Gold.
The late cosmologist Geoffrey Burbidge championed the Steady State cosmology early in his career and was one of the last serious cosmologists to refuse to abandon Steady State, even after the evidence disproved it. Instead, he came up with an oscillating-universe model, which incorporated many small big bangs. So, he accepted the Big Bang, just in a slightly different form.
2. Bouncing Cosmology
In the Big Bang model, the universe expanded from a single point of almost infinite gravity and density, and it kept expanding. This is called the inflationary model.
The Bouncing Cosmology, or Big Bounce, model agrees with the rapid expansion of the universe. However, this theory states that the universe has been undergoing a state of expansion and contraction, one following the other cyclically, bouncing each time it shrinks to a certain size. Others propose that the cosmos only bounced once. In this model, the Universe had been contracting before the bounce, since the infinite past, and it will expand forever after.
This theory was first propounded by Silva Neves in a paper published in the journal General Relativity and Gravitation. Silva Neves is a researcher at the Mathematics, Statistics & Scientific Computation Institute (IMECC-UNICAMP) of the University of Campinas, Brazil.
3. Plasma Universe (the Electric Universe theory)
In the Electric Universe theory, gravity takes a backseat while the main focus shifts to plasma and electromagnetism. In this theory, plasma is considered to be an integral part of cosmological events and to the working of the universe itself. The theory proposes that electric currents that flow along plasma filaments shape and power galaxies. The currents stream into stars, powering them like fluorescent bulbs. They induce the births of planets.
The Electric Universe theory was first proposed by Hannes Alfvén in the 1930s. Alfvén argued that if plasma pervaded the universe, it could then carry electric currents capable of generating a galactic magnetic field. He later won a Nobel Prize for his work in magnetohydrodynamics.
There is absolutely no evidence for the Electric Universe theory, and it does not even meet the definition of theory, as it cannot be used to make predictions about natural events or phenomena that have not yet been observed. It has been popularized recently by a number of lay-scientists in search of a simpler way to explain the Universe.
4. The Black Hole theory
Source: ESO, ESA/Hubble, M. Kornmesser
The Black Hole theory states that our universe originated from a black hole present in another universe. Hence, we are living beyond its event horizon.
This theory has been around for some time. The researchers at the Perimeter University presented a paper detailing how black holes can be considered to be the origin of our universe. In a different version, studied recently by theoretical physicist Nikodem Poplawski at Indiana University, the observable universe is the interior of a black hole existing as one of possibly many inside a larger parent universe, or multiverse.
In this regard, we can say that behind every black hole lies a new universe. Since we cannot cross the event horizon of a black hole, there is likely no way to prove or disprove this theory.
5. Is our universe a simulation?
One of the more popular-culture questions about our universe recently was whether we all are living in a simulation. This idea got mainstream attention from movies like The Matrix, and off-the-cuff comments by Elon Musk, who stated in an interview that it could be entirely possible.
Scientists began to work on the same idea and the results show that our universe isn't created by a computer program. The study was done by theoretical physicists from the Oxford University in the U.K.
The researchers looked into the possibility of creating a computer that can compute everything in this universe. And, this hypothetical computer must be powerful enough to calculate the motion of every particle in this world.
Their conclusions were out of this world! For the computer to even record the data of a few electrons, its memory will require more atoms than what's available in the universe, and with the addition of every few particles, the complexity goes up exponentially.
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Hence, it is probably safe to say that we are not located in some alien hard drive.
The Big Bang theory still stands as the most widely accepted explanation for the origin of the universe. However, we must also understand that nothing in science is forever.
Things can always change and new information can come in. Yes, the Big Bang model is not completely proven, but at the moment, it is the only theory that explains the available scientific evidence and observations.
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USA Fly-Drive: Hawaii
A beautiful chain of eight major islands strung across the mid-Pacific, Hawaii is America at its most exotic. It is also – for British tourists at least – the most distant part of the USA, requiring at least two long flights from the UK. Too far away for children? Not at all. If you take things at an easy pace to adjust to the time difference (Hawaii exists 11 hours behind London), these glorious tropical outcrops can be perfect for family holidays. And while Oahu, where the bright lights of Honolulu and the sands of Waikiki Beach take centre stage, is often considered the most child-friendly section of the archipelago, there is much to be said for an escape to 'The Big Island' (which is also officially, and somewhat confusingly, known as 'Hawaii'). Easily the largest member of the octet – so enormous that it is greater in size than its seven colleagues combined – this is Hawaii at
its most rugged. Here, giant volcanoes spew and spit lava, offering thrilling (but safe) geography lessons to junior visitors. Lovely beaches and comfortable hotels seal the deal.
Further information: gohawaii.com
HILO, on Hawaii's east flank, is a fine place to start. Not only because it has an airport, but because it is a slice of America's Pacific paradise at its most real – a pocket of schools and homes as well as hotels. It is a location where you can shrug off any jet-lag within earshot of ocean waves. Carlsmith Beach Park is one of several pretty
spaces on the land's edge – a grassy enclave where you can eat a picnic under palm trees. And while the beach may be rocky, there is a sandy bottom to the shallows – where the water is warm and clear enough for swimming and snorkelling, possibly with sea turtles.
STAY The Hilo Hawaiian Hotel (castleresorts.com) is a pleasing mid-range retreat with a big outdoor freshwater pool and family-sized rooms for £101.
Drive 30 miles south-west on the 11 into the grip of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park (nps.gov/havo; £9.50 per vehicle, permit valid for seven days). This geological wonder frames two fiery brutes. By most calculations, Mauna Loa is the world's largest volcano, a stocky giant rising to 13,679ft. Its neighbour Kilauea, meanwhile, is the star attraction – smaller at 4091ft, but 'blessed' with a temper which has seen it erupt almost continuously since 1983. Its spectacular fury can be watched (without danger) from the observation deck which peers into the
Halema'uma'u Crater next to the Thomas A Jaggar Museum (which explains how scientists study volcanoes – and occasionally, as its exhibits reveal, see their clothing catch flame). Both museum and platform are part of '
Crater Rim Drive' – an iconic 11-mile route (for cars) which takes a circular path around Kilauea's gaping mouth. Other landmarks on this high-wire road include the Nahuku-Thurston Lava Tube. Hidden at the end of a half-mile hiking trail, this hole in the earth is open to tourists, who can walk where lava once raced.
STAY: Remarkably, you can sleep in the national park. Volcano House (hawaiivolcanohouse.com) provides hotel and cabin accommodation on the lip of the Halema'uma'u Crater. Family rooms cost from £183 and there are bikes available which are free to use.
Distance in the day: 41 miles.
Linger in the national park and drive its other great 'highway' – the incomparable 'Chain of Craters Road'. This 19-mile miracle showcases Hawaii's craggy majesty as it plunges down Kilauea's southern side, losing 3700ft in altitude as it twists and drops to the ocean. It slices through incredible volcanic scenery – and veers so close to eruption points that it has had to be repaired several times in the last three decades, after being overrun by lava (clear national park warnings will tell you whether the road is affected by volcanic activity during your stay).
Take the road at a leisurely speed, pausing at landmarks such as the Pu'u Loa Petroglyphs – a 'gallery' of some 23,000 human figures. These were scratched into cooled lava by indigenous Hawaiian hands between 1200 and 1450 and are visible from a 1.5-mile boardwalk trail. The route concludes at the ocean and the Holei Sea Arch – a 90ft gap blasted through the cliff-face by the insistent force of the Pacific Ocean.
Leave Volcano House and the national park, and forge west on the 11 – which runs around the lower torso of Mauna Loa before turning north up Hawaii's west coast. Break your journey at Manuka State Wayside (dlnr.hawaii.gov/dsp/parks) a protected site at the island's south-west corner where a two-mile trail dissects a leafy realm. Further north, Kealakekua Bay State Historical Park (dlnr.hawaii.gov/dsp/parks) marks the spot where British explorer Captain James Cook 'discovered' the island in 1779 – and was later killed. A monument salutes his memory above a beach that is superb for snorkelling.
STAY: Roll to a finish at KAILUA-KONA, the prime holiday hotspot on Hawaii's west coast. Here, the Royal Kona Resort (royalkona.com) is a pleasant option for kids, with its outdoor pool, tennis courts and sunset views. Family rooms for £83.
9-day car hire with Hertz starts from £650. Pick up at Hilo International Airport and drop off at Kona Keahole Airport. hertz.co.uk
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