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David Nahmias Center
The David Nahmias Center is located at the KKL-JNF compound at Gilat, not far from Ofakim.
Geographic location: Northern and western Negev
Photo: KKL-JNF
The KKL-JNF David Nahmias Center is located at the KKL-JNF compound at Gilat, not far from Ofakim. The historic compound extends over 53 hectares (132 acres) and has been active since the early days of the State of Israel. KKL-JNF also operates the Gilat Plant Nursery that provides forest and ornamental trees for afforestation in southern Israel.
The visitor center introduces visitors to KKL-JNF activity in the Negev. Along the side of the center is the tree trail – a forest excursion trail accessible to people with physical disabilities. Other elements at the compound include a rescue garden for extinct fruit tree varieties, a historic workshop for the extraction of fibers from agave plants and an experimental jojoba grove. KKL-JNF's southern region offices are also located at the Gilat compound.
A comprehensive excursion at the Gilat Center that includes a visit to the nursery and its environs lasts for about four hours. A KKL-JNF guide leads the tour, as this is an active work site. KKL-JNF's interpretation team can also combine a visit to Gilat with other fascinating sites in the area.
• Region: Southern Israel
• Geographical location: Negev
• Notable sites in the park: The Visitor Center, the Tree Trail, the Agave Project, the Rescue Garden, the Jojoba Plot.
• Facilities: The center is open Sunday through Thursday from 9:00 to 16:00.
The center is open only to groups and visits must be arranged in advance.
The visit to the center includes interpretation and is free of charge.
Students and educational institutions can arrange visits by contacting:
The Education and Youth Department, KKL-JNF Southern Region, tel: 08-9986131.
Other groups can arrange visits via KKL-JNF's Kav LaYaar Forest Hotline, 1-800-350-550.
• How to get there:
KKL-JNF's southern region offices at Gilat are about four kilometers east of Ofakim. The entrance to the site is about 300 meters south of the Gilat Junction (route 25), and is reached via the Nasi Junction to the east.
The KKL-JNF David Nahmias Center at Gilat is developed thanks to a contribution from friends of KKL-JNF worldwide.
Nahmias center at Gilat. Photo: Yaakov Shkolnik
Nahmias center at Gilat. Photo: KKL-JNF
The Visitor Center
The visitor center is located in a renewed building, which was built on the site of one of the buildings that stored the agave fibers produced in Gilat in the 1950s. The new building preserves the architectural characters of the former storehouses, which were Nissen huts that are constructed from sheets of corrugated steel bent into a half cylinder.
The center is air-conditioned and has a sophisticated conference room for seminars for small groups of people. The central hall has six square columns on which there is information relating to KKL-JNF activity in settlement, water, forestry and community development.
The center commemorates the life work of the late David Nahmias (1927-2000) who headed KKL-JNF's southern region and later the KKL-JNF Land Development Authority. David Nahamias worked to roll back the desert and from 1995 to his death headed KKL-JNF's "Action Plan: Negev" that opened new settlement horizons in the Negev.
At the entrance to the center is the "time dial" – an interactive process that illustrates the scope and variety of KKL-JNF activity in the Negev – built of three rotating rings. In order to "defeat" the time dial it is necessary to match the correct combination of actions and places.
The Tree Trail
One hundred and fifty species of trees and shrubs brought from the world over were planted in the acclimation plot at Gilat, to test their suitability for afforestation in the Negev. The trees were planted in groups of 15 of the same species, and were irrigated only during the first two years following planting. The experimental plot is now a forest tree garden with a path traversing it.
The 400-meters long path, begins at the small picnic area near the visitor center and is a circular paved, accessible path. Seventeen trees are marked with their names. Along the path are engraved bits of information on the Negev and the tree species at Gilat that enrich the walking experience. An old fire watchtower, once used by KKL-JNF fire spotters, completes the picture.
Visitors become acquainted with a number of eucalyptus species. There are more than 800 species of eucalyptus trees, which originate in Australia and other islands around it. Many of them are adapted to the conditions in the Negev. Quite a few of the eucalyptus groves that now cover the Negev slopes began their journey at Gilat.
Other tree species originating in Australia that grow along the path are Calitris propinqua, a conifer from the cypress family, Allocasuarina lehmenniana and Casuarina lepidophylla. These trees have characteristic minute scale-like leaves reminiscent of needles, although they are not. Casuarina boulevards are common in Israel since the days of the British Mandate.
Some of the tree species tested at the acclimation plot were rejected for afforestation in Israel, but still grow at Gilat, providing visitors with an opportunity to become acquainted with them. These include Acacia salicina, a small Australian tree and Prosopis juliflora, a species similar to our acacias that is extremely important ecologically and creates a beautiful avenue on both sides of the path.
The Agave Project
About 100 meters west of the Nahmias Center is an abandoned plant once used to produce fibers. At this stage, it can only be seen from the outside, as entering the building is unsafe.
The story of the building is fascinating. In the 1950s, many new immigrants (olim) settled in the Western Negev. Joseph Weitz, who headed KKL-JNF's forestry division wanted to develop an agricultural project for the new settlers. Growing agaves seemed an excellent solution.
Agaves have green, succulent leaves. By means of a simple process, the leaves are dried and used to produce tough sisal fibers to make ropes and sackcloth, items that were very popular products in those days.
Producing the fibers and the cloth required working hands. Agaves that originate in Mexico, thrive in the dry Negev climate. The foresters at KKL-JNF were aware of this fact, because agaves had been grown plantations throughout the Negev since 1943.
In his imagination, Weitz saw thousands of acres of agaves, but there were no saplings available. Attempts to purchase them in Kenya were unsuccessful as the Kenyas were afraid of competition and harm to their industry. In 1953, Ze'ev Meites, an agronomist at KKL-JNF, somehow succeeded in getting thousands of agave saplings out of Kenya. The story, however, did not end there. The customs officials at Eilat, upon seeing the strange plant, thought it was a shipment that had arrived by mistake and were about to dump them into the sea.
Luckily, at the last minute the saplings were saved.
The agaves grew and flourished. In 1957, KKL-JNF (20%) and Zionist businesspersons from Mexico established a sophisticated plant to process the fibers at Gilat. Hundreds of families from the town of Ofakim and moshavim in the region made their livings growing and processing agaves.
Although the beginning looked promising, success was short-lived. In the early 1960s, synthetic fibers, which were stronger and cheaper than sisal, were introduced. The plant at Gilat began operating at a loss and in 1966 was finally shut down.The Gilat Plant Nursery is KKL-JNF's regional nursery. It produces hundreds of thousands of saplings every year, for planting throughout the Negev. The nursery offers a fascinating tour for visitors in which they learn how the saplings are produced, how to garden with water saving plants and enjoy a visit to the parent-stock plots where there are many exotic plants.
Some one thousand species from all parts of the globe grow in the parent-stock plots. This is a natural treasure, one of the richest gardens of plant species in Israel.
Before setting out
Before setting out we recommend that you call KKL-JNF's Forest Hotline (Kav LaYaar) at 1-800-350-550 for any updates, such as closures due to extreme weather and any information that may be relevant to your route.
The Gilat Nursery collaborates with the Israel Ministry of Agriculture on various projects. One of them is the production of nectar plants that provide forage for bees in seasons in which wildflowers are absent. Pollination by bees is necessary for honey production and is also important for fertilizing agricultural crops. Preserving healthy bee populations is essential for successful agriculture.
Another project conducted with the Ministry of Agriculture is growing saplings, particularly eucalyptus, for agroforestry. These saplings are used for afforestation of abandoned fields. Instead of leaving the fields empty, saplings from the Gilat nursery are planted, to grow trees that will be used for timber or other uses. The nursery also grows plants for research, such as plant species scientists use for cultivating natural pest enemies or for plant acclimation studies. The nursery also collaborates on other studies such as landscaping in habitats with unique issues (e.g. beaches) or the community "adopt an acacia" project, in which desert acacia saplings grown from seeds are planted near their parent trees.
All these and other similar topics are elaborated during a visit to the Gilat Nursery.
The Rescue Garden
The rescue garden is a plot dedicated to preserving varieties of fruit and ornamental trees that originated in the Northern Negev. The plant propagation material is collected from abandoned orchards and other sites in southern Israel. These trees, which survived to this day, have proven their resistance to arid conditions and it is important to preserve their genetic material. Tree collection is done in collaboration with scientists from the Volcani Institute and members of the Biblical Fruit Society of Israel. The source of each tree is known and its data is exactingly recorded, to locate the outstanding trees in the garden, whose resilience has been verified.
The rescue garden will serve as a parent-stock plot for propagation material to produce saplings for planting in KKL-JNF forests in southern Israel. The trees in the garden include varieties of fig, grapes, sycomore, carob and acacia.
The Jojoba Plot
Jojoba shrubs were planted in this experimental plot in the 1970s to test their suitability for growing in the Negev. The jojoba is a large green-gray shrub native to the deserts of the western United States and Mexico that has fruits up to two-centimeters across. The fruits have hard brown seeds that have a high proportion of oil. Jojoba oil is very resistant to oxidation and is odorless and colorless, which makes it valuable for the cosmetics industry. The plant has adapted very well to Israeli conditions.
A Walk to the Agavas in Nahal Shimriya
Agava plantations from the 1950s, survived near Nahal Shimriya, about a kilometer north of the Gilat Nursery. In winter, when the weather is amenable, walking north to visit the plots is a pleasant excursion, bringing back memories of the time these plantations supported the inhabitants of the Western Negev. It is possible to arrange an excursion in advance, which leaves through the back gate of the Gilat compound, next to the former Agava plant near the KKL-JNF sawmill.
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Look What You Made Todrick Hall Do … for HIV Awareness! [VIDEO]
Todrick Hall Courtesy of Alex Harper, Toby Page
He conquered Broadway, YouTube and Oz. Now he's helping "Positively Fearless" tackle HIV in the Black community.
September 1, 2017 • By Trenton Straube
Todrick Hall high-kicked it in Kinky Boots, belted it out on American Idol and spilled the tea on RuPaul's Drag Race. He's the star of his own wildly popular YouTube channel—as in nearly 2.7 million subscribers—and he can currently be seen dancing in Taylor Swift's latest chart-topper, "Look What You Made Me Do." Like Beyoncé, he even dropped an entire video album, Straight Outta Oz (it tells the autobiographical story of a gay Black boy leaving rural Texas for the klieg lights of Los Angeles).
But this whiz of an entertainer has the heart, courage and brains to include HIV advocacy in his journey. Working with the "Positively Fearless" campaign, sponsored by HIV med Prezcobix, he is part of a movement to address the epidemic among young gay and bisexual men in Black and Latinx communities; unlike most other population groups, these young men have seen HIV diagnosis rates rise in the past decade. While preparing for Atlanta Black Pride Weekend (August 30 to September 5), Hall spoke with POZ about his art, advocacy and what's after Oz.
What do you have planned for this weekend's Black Pride in Atlanta?
I'll be performing a number with a couple of dancers. We're gonna have a good time on stage, but most importantly, I'll be talking about "Positively Fearless" and reaching out and being part of the community, talking to people one on one, taking photos and hopefully answering questions and bringing people to the website [PositivelyFearless.com].
Coincidentally, you're part of a major pop culture moment right now, as a dancer in Taylor Swift's "Look What You Made Me Do" video and as a member of her infamous squad of besties. Does the topic of HIV and your advocacy ever come up with your friends?
Yeah, I went to a VMAs [Video Music Awards] party the other day, and we had a huge discussion about it because I was telling them I was doing Black Gay Pride in Atlanta. So yes, it is something we talk about, and that's why I love the people I'm friends with. They know I love to get into deep conversations about the big issues.
You grew up in rural Texas. How did you first learn about HIV?
I have a close relative who was diagnosed with HIV, and my family was very scared of it. This was in the '90s, and times were very different. That was my first interaction with HIV and also [my first memory] of being afraid and being taught to be afraid. I remember there was a moment when a sucker was being given to a younger kid in our house, and everyone was freaking out that that could be a way of contracting the virus. I truly believed that [to be possible] until a lot later in life when I was training for Broadway and met a lot of people who are HIV positive. I was able to learn a lot from them about the virus.
I got most of my education when I fell in love with somebody who was HIV positive. It really inspired me to do a lot of research and pick up books and pamphlets. But I didn't really have a specific place to go. I wish I'd known a Positively Fearless at that moment because there was a lot of literature but not a lot that specifically spoke to my community, being an African-American gay man. I then went on to date another person who was HIV positive. I just thought, These stigmas need to be crushed and completely done away with.
When I was Lola in Kinky Boots, we did a lot of fundraising for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS [which raises money for numerous HIV causes]. Even though I thought I was educated about HIV, I didn't know how huge a plague it was until I watched the documentary How to Survive a Plague on Netflix, and I learned all about ACT UP and Peter Staley—I befriended him on Facebook. I'm obsessed with him. Such a hero. It just opened my eyes so much. So I'm constantly learning every day. It's like fine-tuning your craft if you're a performer. You never stop learning new things. It's important to continually research and find out new statistics and new things you can do to help your friends who are HIV positive or help yourself stay negative.
Why do you think it's so important to have HIV information presented in ways specific to Black gay men?
It's so important. While other communities have become better and progressed [in terms of HIV rates], we have consistently been getting hit so hard with the virus, and we are not able to get information to the people. [Editor's note: According to the "Positively Fearless" campaign, if current HIV rates continue, one out of every two Black gay men is expected to become HIV positive. For more, see the video below.] I don't know what the missing link is, but I'm hoping I can be a part of the solution. In the culture I grew up in, it was a very hush-hush situation. If you get HIV, you don't tell anyone—you don't even acknowledge it yourself, and you hope it goes away. And that's not going to help people who are HIV positive or their loved ones who want them to be around and live a happy life. I definitely think that it's a huge issue, and that's why when I found about "Positively Fearless" I couldn't wait to jump on board.
From your experience, is the Black community becoming more comfortable discussing the topic of HIV?
Yes, and I say that with the most confidence I've ever said it. But there is still a huge stigma. I know people who are African American and HIV positive, and I know for a fact that they are not taking their medication on a regular basis—sometimes because they're humiliated to even go to the doctor. But there are other ways to get the medication, and if they had the information, they'd probably use it. And if the conversations were happening more often, then they'd probably feel more comfortable. So this campaign and this movement are very informative.
Have you ever addressed HIV in your music and art?
I don't think I've touched on this subject in my music. My own album [the video album Straight Outta Oz, see below] was about my life story up until I moved to Los Angeles, so I wasn't really exposed to HIV romantically until that point. But it's something I'd love to tackle for my next project.
I was blown away by Straight Outta Oz and was excited to see that you added more songs and videos, featuring RuPaul and a slew of cameos. What's next for that project and others you're working on?
We're touring from the end of March through June of next year. And I'm talking to producers to bring Oz to Broadway; I just want to make sure if it's done, it tells my story well. And the story of a gay Black man coming out in Texas—even though it doesn't have an HIV component to it—has a lot of the shame and the telling you to hide and not be who you are.
I'm currently working on a new album and want to touch on a lot of things that troubled me in the gay community and politics in general. I could have written an album of songs about people with big booties dancing in the club or taking shots—and no shade, because I love those types of songs too—but I was really inspired to hopefully tell a story that would change people's lives. That's more my mission now. Making great music that's entertaining and fun and you can dance to but also has a really good message that's not super cheesy.
Please tell us you're filming a video album for that one too!
Well, now I can't tell you too much, darling, but I've got something up my sleeve.
To read a POZ interview with "Queer Eye" star Jai Rodriguez, who is the Positively Fearless spokesperson for Latino gay and bi men, click "Sex Tips From a Gay Man, Indeed!" Below are more of Todrick's YouTube hits:
#ACT UP
#African American
#Broadway
#Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS
#How to Survive a Plague
#Peter Staley
#Prevention
#Prezcobix
Men Who Turn Down PrEP Often Don't Think They're at Risk for HIV
California Bill Aims to End the HIV, Hep C and STI Epidemics

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Sprouted Mung 'Bread' or Pancake Mix
from Ayurveda Today, Volume 21, Number 4, Spring 2009
Serves 4 Doshic Notes
Vata, neither increases nor decreases
Pitta, reduces
Kapha, reduces
3 cups mung sprouts
1/2 cup carrots and/or zucchini, finely chopped
1 to 1 and 1/2 teaspoons baking soda
1/2 teaspoon mineral rock salt
1 teaspoon cumin powder
1 teaspoon fennel powder
just enough water to blend
2 cups blue corn flour
DIY: Sprout 1 and 1/2 cups green mung beans (which usually takes a couple of days) in preparation for this dish. That will give you the 3 cups of sprouts needed for this recipe.
Then once the sprouts are ready, lightly oil a baking dish with coconut oil or ghee and heat the oven to 375 degrees. Blend the first set of ingredients in a blender until smooth.
Pour the blended ingredients into a bowl and gradually add about 2 cups of blue corn flour. You're aiming for a thick consistency with a texture closer to cake batter (but not as smooth) than bread dough.
Pour the batter into the lightly oiled baking dish and place into the hot oven. It is cooked when the sides of the bread pull away slightly from the pan and the center is firm. It should be nicely soft and moist inside, but not gooey or sticky.
This bread is divine when topped with an avocado dressing made by simply mashing an avocado and adding salt, pepper, and just enough lime juice or water to make a creamy sauce.
The same mixture can also be used to make pancakes. Just pour the desired amount onto a pre-heated frying pan that has been lightly oiled with coconut oil or ghee. Then place a lid on the pan and allow the pancakes to cook through on one side before turning them over to cook on the other.
Note: This is a relatively high-protein bread substitute for people who can't or don't want to eat wheat or yeast. It is best eaten fresh, but if you have leftovers, they're nicest when toasted.
Mung beans are sattvic and balancing to all constitutions. They are light, easily digestible, and a good food for cleansing, especially when combined with digestive spices. Sprouting mung beans combines the advantages of eating the whole beans with the lightness and cooling energy of sprouting. Some people find that eating too many mung spouts gives them gas and makes them feel ungrounded. In this recipe, they're blended and cooked with spices such as cumin and turmeric, making them more digestible.
Blue corn is sattvic and balancing to all three doshas. An ancient, less hybridized corn, it is also less allergenic than ordinary yellow corn. Buckwheat or amaranth flour also work well as a higher-protein alternative to blue corn flour.
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In his United States debut, Roberto "Tito" Manzanarez (34-1, 28 KOs) of Phoenix, AZ conquered opponent Gamaliel "El Plátano" Diaz (40-16-3, 19 KOs) in true Mexican fighting style in the main event at LA FIGHT CLUB from the Belasco Theater and live on Estrella TV's Boxeo Estelar.
With abundant speed and skill, Manzanarez dominated Diaz who struggled to keep pace. Attempting to find ground and block Manzanarez's punches, Diaz lost his balance and fell to the mat in the first and third rounds. By round four at the 2:23 mark, Manzanarez had shut out Diaz with a left body shot earning himself a knockout victory to the delight of fans at the Belasco Theater.
"I am very happy with this win, and I'm glad I stopped him early," said Manzanarez. "I know I have to go back into the gym to work on everything, and I need to be in better form physically and mentally. There's a big difference between fighting in the U.S. and in Mexico, fighting here was a dream come true of mine, and I hope I get more opportunities to do so."
Showing their support for Golden Boy Promotions' fighters, the VIPs for the night included Joseph "Jojo" Diaz, Jr., Carlos "The Solution" Morales, Jonathan "Thunder" Navarro, Hector "El Finito" Tanajara, Jr., Joet Gonzalez and Emilio Sanchez.
Fighting as the co-main event, San Diego, CA's Genaro "El Conde" Gamez (4-0, 3 KOs) dominated via unanimous decision Alejandro Ochoa (7-13-2, 1 KO) of Bell Gardens, CA landing fiery blows to the face and body for all to witness. In the first round, Gamez aggressively knocked his opponent down with his signature heavy-handed hits. As the fight progressed, Gamez's strength and stamina persisted as he threw his opponent to the floor in the third round. Meanwhile, Ochoa's defense continued to waver, and in the fifth round he fell to his knees while head-butting Gamez. In the end, the judges all awarded the undefeated Gamez the unanimous decision victory.
"This was the first time going all six rounds, which was a great experience for me," said Gamez. "He took a lot of hard punches from me and I took a lot from him. I wanted another knock out, but considering that this is my first fight in a couple of months, I'll take this win. I am ready for another fight soon, so you will certainly see me back in action."
Kicking off the televised Boxeo Estelar portion of the night, Luis Feliciano (1-0) of Milwaukee, WI earned his first career win by defeating Houston, TX fighter Angel "El Picosito" Rodriguez (5-8-3, 4 KOs). In round two, Rodriguez suffered a cut above his eye from Feliciano's power punches, yet kept trudging along. With the pressure intensifying, Feliciano tripped, but sprang back in to action in the fourth round. At the end of the fight, both fighters shook hands in a great display of sportsmanship as the unanimous decision victory was awarded to Feliciano.
"It was a great first fight, and I was excited to get back into the ring after not fighting competitively for more than a year and a half," said Feliciano. "It's a transition you have to go through when you switch from amateur to pro, and there are always a pair of nerves when you make the switch and you make the stylistic adjustments. The win was what we planned for, and bigger things are coming from me, just watch as I represent Puerto Rico."
Los Angeles, CA local Tenochtitlan "T-Dog" Nava (5-0, 1 KO) labored through four rounds against rugged fighter Thomas Smith (3-4-1, 2 KOs) from New Orleans, LA in this fight. Exchanging hits and jabs, both fighters relentlessly went at each other for four rounds. Eventually, Nava out boxed his opponent, and with scores of 40-36, 40-36 and 39-37, "T-Dog" took home another victory.
"I started out slow in this fight, I felt the need to be cautious with him but he definitely woke me up," said Nava. "I knew he was going to move around, and he would block my blows with his counter. I want to thank all the Marching Skulls from Westside Boxing who came to support me and this win."
Newly signed standout Javier Martinez (1-0) of Dallas, TX was put to the test in the beginning rounds of his first professional fight against Guadalajara, Mexico's Miguel A. Barajas (2-2, 1 KO). In the first rounds the two fighters brawled, resulting in Barajas knocking down Martinez in the second round. Quick to his feet, Martinez rebounded and went at Barajas with aggressive speed and power, sending his opponent to the mat in the fifth round at 2:44.
"It was a defining debut fight, and I wasn't going to let anyone take away what I had worked so hard for," said Martinez. "I saw the bruise I left under his eye during the first round, and that's when I knew he was a tough fighter, and was going to brawl with me. I learned a lot, and I am looking forward to maturing as a fighter, becoming smarter, and using my talent more."
Earning his fourth consecutive knockout at the Belasco Theater, Glendora, CA's Jousce Gonzalez (4-0, 4 KOs) opened tonight's LA FIGHT CLUB with an action-packed bout against Emmanuel "Pollo" Valadez (3-2, 3 KOs) of Agua Prieta, Mexico. With a series of blistering body shots, Gonzalez dropped his opponent in the first few seconds of the fight. Showing no signs of slowing down, the referee ended the fight at the 2:42 mark of the first round, thereby awarding Gonzalez a victory knockout over Valadez.
"This is my fourth straight, first round knockout win, and that means a lot to me," said Gonzalez. "This win is a thank you to my team that has sacrificed so much to get me to this level. I train for 15 rounds so that I am ready for anything and anyone."
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About the Canadian Grand Prix
The Canadian Grand prix is currently hosted at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve has been on the Formula 1 calendar since 1967 and also took place at Mosport Park and Mont-Tremblant. Races did not take place in the years 1975, 1987 and 2009.
The circuit is named after Canadian Formula 1 driver Gilles Villeneuve who raced between 1977 and 1982, winning the Canadian Grand prix in 1978. The Montreal street circuit was originally called Circuit Île Notre-Dame before being renamed to honour the death of Gilles Villeneuve in 1982.
In 2018, Sebastian Vettel took his third win of the season at the Canadian Grand Prix, Ferrari's first win at the track since 2004. Vettel re-took the championship lead from Lewis Hamilton with the win.
Circuit Gilles Villeneuve Track Guide
The start/finish line of the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is half way up the pit straight, also the first DRS straight of the track before heading to turn 1. Turns 1 and 2, similar to the Brazilian GP are known as the Senna 'S' turns as they go from a sharp left to a right hairpin towards turn 3.
Turns 3 and 4 make up a fast right-left chicane before carrying on flat-out through the right of turn five down to turn six. The Canadian GP is known for having its barriers close to the edge of the track leaving little run off for drivers. Brendon Hartley fell victim of this last year after being pushed wide by Lance Stroll into the barrier at turn 5.
Braking hard into the left of turn 6 before gaining momentum and speed through the right of turn 7 what is essentially the 'back straight' of the track and second DRS zone before the sharp right of turn 8, a good opportunity for overtaking if timed well.
Turn 9 is a left hander that sets up drivers for a quick stretch down to slowest corner of the race, a sharp right-hand hairpin in turn 10, before going flat-out through 11 and 12, through the third and final DRS zone before the chicane at the end of the track.
The right-left chicane in turns 13 and 14 have become a feature of history over the years, labelling the exit of turn 14 'The Wall of Champions' as many drivers have fallen victim to it.
MoSport Park and Mont-Tremblant rotated the hosting of the Canadian GP for the first four years it was held before Mosport Park officially held it from 1971-77. During these years we saw winners such as Jack Brabham, Jacky Ickx, Jackie Stewart, Emerson Fittipaldi and James Hunt in his Championship winning season of 1976.
Canadian Gilles Villeneuve won the first race at the Circuit Île Notre-Dame in 1978 (later named after his death in 1982). The 1982 race started with an incident in which Didier Pironi stalled his car at the front of the grid, was then hit by Raul Boesel and then Riccardo Paletti who was going at 110 mph. Paletti was aided by an F1 doctor and Pironi, later to be flown to hospital.
Ayrton Senna won the first of his two victories in 1988, other coming in 1990, before Michael Schumacher dominated the GP, winning a record eight between 1994-2004. 1999 became the year the exit on the final corner was known as the 'Wall of Champions' when Damon Hill, Michael Schumacher and Jacques Villeneuve all crashed at the same point.
Nico Rosberg, Juan Pablo Montoya, Carlos Sainz Jr, Jenson Button and Sebastian Vettel have all fallen victim since.
Lewis Hamilton won his first race as a rookie in F1 for McLaren in 2007, the first of his seven victories at the track, other coming in 2010, 2012, 2015, 2016 & 2017.
Jenson Button recorded a famous win in 2011, a race that is the longest recorded to date. Rainstorms delayed the race for hours and, after a restart on lap 41, Button made his way through the field catching Vettel and forcing him into making a mistake on the last lap, winning the race.
A track marshal was fatally run over by a recovery vehicle in 2013 as it went to collect the Sauber of Esteban Gutierrez.
When is the 2019 Canadian Grand Prix?
The race weekend in Montréal kicks off Friday June 7th, with Free Practice 1 starting at 10am local time (3am BST). FP2 starts that afternoon at 2pm (7pm BST). On Saturday, FP3 starts at 11am local time (4pm BST), and qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix takes place at 2pm on Saturday (7pm BST).
The Canadian Grand Prix will start at 2.10pm local time on Sunday June 9th (7.10pm BST).
Practice 1 7 June 2019 10:00 - 11:30
Qualifying 8 June 2019 14:00 - 15:00
Race 9 June 2019 14:10 - 16:10
Canadian Grand Prix News
Vettel calls for rules to be simplified
Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel has called for a simplified rulebook after describing F1's current rules as "a bit of a mess".
FIA race director says Vettel's Canada penalty had no impact on Austria incident
FIA race director Michael Masi has claimed Sebastian Vettel's five-second penalty at the Canadian Grand Prix had no impact on the stewards' decision...
FIA respond to claims of inconsistency during 2019 season
The FIA have defended their decision not to penalize Max Verstappen for his move on Charles Leclerc at the end of the Austrian Grand Prix. Some...
F1 race director to consider rule changes for penalties
Formula 1's race director, Michael Masi, has suggested that the sport may look to change rules relating to penalties for going off the track...
Lewis Hamilton tells fans not to blame drivers for "boring" Formula 1 races
The 2019 Formula 1 French Grand Prix wasn't a spectacle. The event came alive in the final two or three laps when Lando Norris had his problems,...
Vettel wants to leave Canada saga in the past
Sebastian Vettel has admitted he was hoping the Ferrari team could show the stewards new evidence but is set to leave the whole Canada saga in...
Binotto disappointed with stewards' decision to reject appeal
It hasn't been a great day for Ferrari and Mattia Binotto has spoken of Ferrari's disappointment following the steward's decision to reject their...
Vettel's appeal to remove Canada penalty rejected by stewards!
Ferrari's appeal to remove the five-second penalty that was given to Sebastian Vettel during the Canadian Grand Prix has been rejected by the...
Ferrari believes it has "quite overwhelming evidence" Vettel deserved no penalty
With the hearing between Ferrari and the Canadian Grand Prix stewards just having gotten underway at 2.15pm local time in France, the Italian...
Viewing figures hit new low for Channel 4 highlights - Despite Canadian GP drama!
Viewing figures for the highlights package on Channel 4 for the Canadian Grand Prix hit a new low, even with all the drama involved in the race...
Vettel "has same opinion as two weeks ago" on Canada penalty
Sebastian Vettel continues to believe he was hard done by after the stewards gave him a five-second penalty for cutting a corner whilst leading...
Formula 1 grid weighs in on Vettel penalty incident in Canada
Almost two weeks after it happened, the rest of the Formula 1 grid has weighed in on the infamous Sebastian Vettel penalty during the Canadian...
Wolff: Canadian GP a "wake-up call" for Mercedes
Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff says the Canadian Grand Prix served as a "wake-up call" to Mercedes.
'Renault aim for French GP has to be to replicate Canada form'
Daniel Ricciardo has set Renault the aim of repeating their form of the Canadian Grand Prix at the French Grand Prix, an important race for Renault...
Ferrari ask for review of Vettel's penalty in Canada
Ferrari has asked the FIA to review Sebastian Vettel's five-second penalty he was penalised with at the Canadian Grand Prix.
Seidl: The margin between a good and bad weekend is extremely narrow
McLaren team boss Andreas Seidl has admitted the difference between a good and bad weekend in Formula 1 is "extremely narrow".
Abiteboul: Canadian Grand Prix was "perfect execution" from Renault
Renault team principal Cyril Abiteboul believes the Canadian Grand Prix was perfectly executed by the French team as they scored their best finish so far in 2019.
Watch: Here's what Nico Rosberg had to say about Sebastian Vettel's punishment
The 2016 Formula 1 World Champion Nico Rosberg likes to voice his opinions on Youtube. That was no different last weekend when he let us know...
Ex-F1 boss: "Credibility of F1 must be safeguarded"
Ex-Formula 1 boss Giancarlo Minardi says the credibility of Formula 1 must not be lost. The calls come after Sebastian Vettel's controversial...


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It's Wednesday, and time for another Ask It!
Which inexpensive activity is worth the time and money during your vacation?
There were a decent number of comments that none of these were worth the time out of a vacation. And although these activities take a minimal amount of time, generally an hour or less, getting to the location for some of these activities can take time out of a vacation, especially if you have to rely on Disney transportation. If you're also watching every penny on vacation, although the costs for these activities is minimal for a single person, for a family of four (or more!), it can add up very quickly. Within my family, we have done all of these activities–some as a family, and some pre-kid, or when we were kids ourselves. Every single one is an activity we would do again in the future, even if we were coming down on a vacation.
I'll admit, I was rather surprised that the activities at Fort Wilderness ranked so low. Part of this may be one question from a Twitter follower: What exactly do you do at Fort Wilderness? The answer is quite a bit, including horseback riding, pony rides, archery, Segway tours, wagon and carriage rides, fishing, bike rentals, and canoe and kayak rentals. I personally like visiting the horse barn to see the gigantic horses and the vintage calliope. It may be that activities at Fort Wilderness are Disney's actually best kept secret.
We're not horsing around–there really is a lot to do at Fort Wilderness!
When it comes to watercraft rental, there is quite a bit of latitude as to what type of watercraft you might think of, from a canoe to a private yacht, along with a huge range in price. For most people, when you think of watercraft rental, you're thinking about the little two-person Sea Raycer boats. And although my husband has fond memories of his time spent as a teen zipping around Bay Lake, this is an activity that is very much hit or miss depending on the age of your family members and their personal interest. No big surprise that it came in near the bottom.
But our grand winner this week was Mini Golf. And although I have hyped Mini Golf recently, I can't take credit for its victory. Let's face it, Mini Golf is fun for all ages and a relaxing way to spend some down time out of the parks. Although there are other mini golf places nearby that may be less expensive (especially if you look for coupon books at local restaurants or hotels), there's something nice about the little Disney touches at the mini golf courses at Walt Disney World.
And in an exciting twist, we also had a write-in vote for one more inexpensive activity: Surrey Bike rentals. I have to admit, I've never taken a surrey bike out for a ride, but even though everyone I've seen on them has either been struggling to get them up a big hill or has been careening out of control down the other side of the hill at high speeds, it does look like they are having fun. Maybe that's one for me to try out at some time!
So there you have it — this week's popular vote getters. Are there any other inexpensive activities that you like to do when visiting Walt Disney World? Do you think Behind the Seeds should have beaten Mini Golf for the win? Let us know in the comments.
Which of the following WDW splurges is the best use of money?
Head on over to Twitter to vote, or leave your vote here in the comments. We'll tally up the results and have it ready for you next week, on Ask It!
Spa day, all the way.
Being able to close one's eyes in the shower months afterward and still be able to vividly recall the smells, sounds and feel of the spa is amazing. Well worth the money if you have it to splurge.
Don't forget about Characters in Flight before 10am – it's only $10 and gives you the most amazing views of Disney Springs as well as the rest of WDW! I highly recommend it!!!
What about character dining and dinner packages? Sone are good value and others are just a complete rip off. I would recommend the crystal palace to everyone, good atmosphere, plenty of food and not too bad on price. I would stay well clear of the Princess breakfast at Norway epcot!poor food, not great service and really expensive! The wishes desert party has been a past favourite but the prices have now doubled!! We won't be doing this anymore, $79 for an adult.. you only eat a few cakes and chocolate strawberries. Tusker house is the in between.. it's good but price is quite expensive and it feels a little rushed with the characters.
Mini golf may have got a few extra votes from UK ticket holders for being free rather than just inexpensive – our tickets allow us a free game every day (if you can drag yourself away from the parks!).


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Director of Student Success
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Administrative, Student Affairs, Academic Advising & Academic Support Services
The University of Minnesota Crookston, one of five campuses comprising the University of Minnesota system, invites applications for a full-time, twelve-month student affairs educator position as the Director of Student Success.
Full-time, 12-month, student affairs educator position at the Crookston campus of the University of Minnesota starting approximately July 1, 2021. Anticipated salary range of $65,000-80,000, commensurate with educational qualifications and experience. A competitive fringe benefits package is offered.
The Director of Student Success is a senior-level student affairs position reporting directly to the Vice Chancellor for Academic and Student Affairs and serving on the Vice Chancellor's Senior Administrative Leadership Team. The Student Success Center (SSC) supports the holistic development of students as they navigate their college experience. By centering diversity, equity, and belonging, we prepare students to learn within a diverse world by engaging them around topics that are integral to their success and the land-grant mission of UMN Crookston.
The Director provides leadership for the SSC by building collaborative partnerships between academic affairs, student affairs, and enrollment management while providing supervisory leadership for academic advising and the academic success center.
The Director promotes the land-grant mission of the University of Minnesota Crookston by actively utilizing an asset-orientation to working with students with diverse identities including first generation college students; students of various racial, cultural, and ethnic backgrounds; students from low-income families; students from rural communities; students with disabilities; LGBTQ students; and non-traditional adult learners.
The Director collaborates with a variety of faculty, student affairs, and student positions and academic departments and works closely with the Vice Chancellor for Academic and Student Affairs, the Dean of Student Engagement and Wellness, the Director of Enrollment Management, and the Director of Institutional Effectiveness to help improve overall retention and graduation rates.
Six years of professional work experience in academic advising, student affairs, or a closely related field.
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Demonstrated commitment to the land-grant mission of the University of Minnesota Crookston, especially as related to access and student success.
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Review of applications will begin February 15 and will continue until the position is filled. Application materials will include a current curriculum vita, a cover letter, and a list of 3-5 professional references. In addition to addressing the minimum and preferred qualifications, the cover letter must address indicators of the candidate's ability to promote equity and inclusion at a small campus in a rural context. Visit https://employment.umn.edu for complete instructions on how to apply electronically. Please include a copy of college transcripts. Calls of inquiry welcome by contacting Dr. John L. Hoffman, Vice Chancellor for Academic and Student Affairs, by phone: (218) 281-88341 or email: jlhoff@crk.umn.edu.
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Media Create Software Sales: Mario Kart 8 Debuts With 325K Units Sold
Youkai Watch meanwhile passes 1 million units sold in Japan.
Posted By Ravi Sinha | On 04th, Jun. 2014 Under News
Media Create sales for the week of May 26th to June 1st are now available and as indicated by its success in the UK, Mario Kart 8 on the Wii U has debuted on top in Japan. It managed to sell 325,892 units in its first week, which is roughly 4 times that of second place debutant Mobile Suit Gundam Side Stories on the PS3 (which sold 82,048 units in its first week).
Youkai Watch managed to sell 36,868 units and crossed 1,020,877 units sold in its lifetime. inFamous: Second Son saw a slight rise in sale numbers with 8,622 units sold in the past week, making for 43,423 units sold in its lifetime in Japan. Mario Party: Island Tour rounded out the top ten with 6,064 units sold (383,989 units in its lifetime).
Mario Kart 8 has been a strong success for Nintendo, increased the amount of Wii U hardware sold in the UK by 666 percent. How it will help Wii U sales in Japan remains to be seen but things seem to be turning around for Nintendo.
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This thread isn't in Randumb. All three of you get out.
I honestly can't say much about Sweetie, but she has had some really good character development episodes.
What makes Sweetie Belle the most adorable?
This thread needs a less ambiguous name.
The title clearly states it is dedicated to the most adorable filly, and who else would that describe but Sweetie Belle?
>No Artyl, JunglePony, John Joseco, PixelKitties, AND others?!
Scootaloo is best CMC. I mean, how could you think otherwise. . .
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Q: nginx serving AngularJS app returns 404 Not Found I am experiencing problems on configuring nginx to serve static angularjs files.
This is my situation, I want the landing page of my application under
domain.com

and the AngularJS app under
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Now I am struggling with the nginx configuration. I heve created a nginx server configuration as follows:
server {
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    index index.html index.htm;

    server_name domain.com www.domain.com;

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But this is not working, I get this error on Firebug:
"NetworkError: 404 Not Found - http://domain.com/app/"

Any idea?

Ok I made some progress, if I change the following:
alias /usr/share/nginx/html/domain.com/app/public;

to the following:
alias /usr/share/nginx/html/domain.com/app/public/;

(if I use root instead of alias, I get 403 forbidden)
I can now access the application but still I have 404 on assets files, for example one of them is:
"NetworkError: 404 Not Found - http://example.com/app/assets/images/logo.png"

assets are under the directory:
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but for some reason nginx is looking for assets here:
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any idea?

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Stories set in the 51st century, Stories set in 2010, Weeping Angel television stories,
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Flesh and Stone (TV story)
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Flesh and Stone
Series 5, Episode 5
Novelised as:
The Time of Angels
Doctor:
Companion(s):
Amy, River
Main enemy:
Time Field, Weeping Angels
Main setting:
The Byzantium, Alfava Metraxis, 51st century
Key crew
Tracie Simpson
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1x45 minute episode
Another memorable moment
One more memorable moment
Doctor Who television stories
The Time of Angels The Vampires of Venice
Production order
The Time of Angels The Beast Below
Flesh and Stone was the fifth episode of series 5 of Doctor Who.
It was the second of a two-part story that began with The Time of Angels. It showed the Weeping Angels moving for the first time; when moving slowly, they give off a stone-scraping sound. It also showed the Angels' cruelty and sadism in a new light; though the Angels wish only to feast on the Byzantium's power, they continuously go after the survivors fleeing them for no other reason than to kill.
It also continued the theme of suggesting that the Eleventh Doctor is mad, which he has either claimed to be or has been called a madman.
This story revealed more about the cracks, such as why Amy cannot remember the Daleks' attacks on Earth during Doomsday or The Stolen Earth / Journey's End. The Pandorica is mentioned again, this time by River Song, hinting it may be a serious event in the Doctor's future. The story also contained a moment where the Doctor appeared out of place from the conflict around him and seemed more engrossed in a bigger crisis yet to ensue.
There's no way back, no way up and no way out. Trapped by an army of Weeping Angels and an ever-growing mysterious crack, the Eleventh Doctor and his friends try to escape through the wreckage of a crashed space liner. Meanwhile, surrounded by Angels, Amy faces an even more deadly attack, as she's forced to find her way through the forest vault, eyes closed.
Quickly picking himself up, the Doctor tells everyone to look up, as he begins pacing around and pointing the sonic screwdriver at their footing. A confused Amy asks the Doctor what she is looking at. Exasperated at Amy's inability to grasp the obvious, the Doctor reminds her that the power is still on in the crashed ship, so what else is on? The artificial gravity!
The Doctor explains that shooting the gravity globe caused an updraft, allowing them to be caught in the Byzantium's gravity field once they jumped. They have landed upside down on the ship's hull; even if they jumped again, they would still be in the ship's gravity field. Octavian quickly notices that the Weeping Angels are beginning to look more like themselves; within an hour they'll be an army, the Doctor notes. The Doctor opens the door and leads everyone inside the corridor while the Angels pop the lights outside the entrance.
However, right before they can enter the secondary flight deck, the door shuts. The Doctor seals the door outside but tells them that the Angels are there now as they are not quantum locked in the dark. As the Doctor works on the lights, four Angels break off the door and enter the corridor. In the nick of time, the Doctor prevents the Angels from draining the lighting grid's power. However, he gravely announces he will have to drain the power in the corridor to get the door open — including the lights. Amy points out that they lost the torches when they jumped; this will leave them in total darkness.
The Angels advance
Having lost good men to these monsters, Octavian asks River if she trusts the Doctor; she does. However, when asked if the Doctor is a madman, River repeats "I absolutely trust him." Seeing that the Doctor is the only one who can get them out of this time-bomb/death trap, Octavian and his men line up to fire on the Angels while the Doctor tells Amy to turn the wheel on the door four times after he has cut the power. She responds with ten, before correcting herself.
They quickly enter, with the Doctor shutting the door behind them. Octavian magnetizes the door to keep the Angels out, thinking even they cannot turn the wheel now; they start doing so, but slow enough that it buys everyone time to think. Now that Octavian gets that the Angels cannot be stopped by conventional means, the Doctor begins figuring out what their resources are; River joins him in contemplating what they can do. The Doctor and River realise there must be an oxygen factory on board to supply the passengers with air. The Doctor activates a panel on the back wall, which opens to reveal a cybernetic forest within the ship. Amy continues counting down but denies doing so.
While the Doctor and River try to explain the counting to her, Angel Bob calls to find out their plans. The Doctor taunts him but grows serious when Bob tells him that they are in Amy's eye. The Angels are making her count to scare them and will take her soon. Bob gloats over gaining mastery over time and space. The Doctor informs him the Byzantium doesn't have that much power. A screeching noise is heard from outside; "Dear God! What is that!?" Bob explains, the best as it can, that the Angels are laughing because "the Doctor in the TARDIS hasn't noticed".
The crack appears...
The Doctor wonders what he has missed and turns to see a huge crack in the wall of the ship. It is the exact shape of the one in Amy's bedroom wall. He orders the others to run while he looks at it. Though Amy is reluctant, River pulls her away, knowing the Doctor knows what he's doing. A scan from the sonic tells the Doctor that the crack is "extremely very not good."
When the Doctor turns to follow, he is surrounded by the Angels. He quickly scans the entire room, manoeuvering over the equipment to block the Angels. However, right before he can enter the forest and lose them, an Angel catches the Doctor by his jacket. The Weeping Angels do not kill him immediately, confusing the Doctor. He turns around to see them facing the crack, arms raised. Wiggling to get free of the grip of the Angel holding him by his jacket, the Doctor tells them that the light coming out of the crack is pure time energy; it is not power, but "the fire at the end of the universe." As the entire group looks at the crack, the Doctor runs off into the forest without his jacket, telling them, "Another thing, never let me talk"; he got out of his coat while they were distracted.
Meanwhile, Amy has reached "four" in her countdown and lies down, cradling her head. River produces a scanner to check her while Octavian worries they are exposed. River retorts that Octavian's only job is to keep the Doctor safe. If he's dead, she won't forgive herself, but if he's alive, she won't forgive him. She realises he is standing right behind her. They wonder how he escaped the Angels; "Found a crack in the wall and told them it was the end of the universe". When questioned what the crack really is, the Doctor repeats "the end of the universe". He rushes to Amy and deduces that because she looked into the eyes of an Angel, and, as the image of an Angel becomes an Angel, there is a living Angel in her brain's visual centre. At "zero", it will pop out of Amy's head, killing her.
After internal debate, the Doctor orders Amy to close her eyes; she complies, after fighting off the fear the Angel tried using to stop her. She soon begins to normalize. If she opens them for more than a second, the Angel will escape and she will die. Unable to see, the Doctor suggests she stay in the clearing with the others while he and River proceed to the primary flight deck. Octavian insists that where River goes, he does as well. The Doctor reluctantly agrees, leaving Amy with the remaining Clerics. As they head off, Amy asks him not to leave him.
As she sits waiting, the Doctor suddenly reappears and tells her that it's vital she start trusting him. She asks how she can trust him, as he doesn't always tell her the truth. He says that if he always told the truth, he wouldn't need her to trust him. Amy then asks how the crack in her wall can be here, and the Doctor responds that he doesn't know yet, but he's working it out. He requests that she remember what he told her when she was a little girl. When Amy asks him what he told her, the Doctor tells her that what he said isn't the point... just as long as she remembers. Just as quickly as he arrived, the Doctor is gone again.
As Octavian, River, and the Doctor move through the forest, Octavian tells the Doctor that River is on leave from Stormcage Containment Facility in his custody. Through this mission, she hopes to earn a pardon. While River tries to open the door to the primary flight deck, the Doctor considers the anomalies he has recently noticed: the duckless duck pond in Leadworth; Amy's inability to remember the Dalek invasion of Earth; and the lack of any mention of the CyberKing in Victorian London in the history books. He uses River's scanner to work out that a temporal explosion will occur on 26 June 2010 and cause the cracks in time and space — Amy's time.
The Angels stake out the clearing and begin tearing apart the treeborgs to cut off the power supply to the lights. The lights flicker. When they go out, the Angels are nowhere to be seen. Light projects across the forest from the secondary flight deck. Marco, the squad leader, sends Crispin and Phillip to investigate it. Amy insists on seeing its source, though she will have to open her eyes. When she sees it is the crack from her wall, she collapses and begs to know why it is following her.
The lead cleric, Marco.
Marco orders Pedro to go to the light. Amy reminds him he sent the other two, but he insists there weren't any others. After some time, Marco decides to go and investigate, having forgotten Pedro as well. Amy pleads with him to stay, but Marco foolishly wishes to investigate what the light is. As a compromise, he leaves her a spare communicator and agrees to speak to her through it. As he reaches the crack, his voice vanishes in a crackle of static. Amy is now left alone without anyone to guard her against the Angels: the one in her mind and the ones outside of it.
River opens the door and steps inside while Octavian waits with the Doctor. The Doctor deduces to his own surprise that time can be unwritten; Octavian tells him to hurry inside because of the Angels. "There's more dangerous things here then Angels." the Doctor retorts. The lights go out. When they return, Octavian is trapped in an Angel's stranglehold. Knowing the Doctor cannot save him, Octavian tells him River is in prison for murder and he shouldn't trust her. As the Doctor flees, Octavian's neck is snapped. River tries to get a teleport working as the Doctor explains the cracks. When she challenges his ideas, he responds with growing rage and tells her the teleport is useless.
Amy huddles alone in the forest, blind and with nothing but the communicator. The Doctor contacts her; Amy must make her way to the flight deck. The Angels can only kill her, but the crack can erase her from time. He sends software to the communicator to guide her. Terrified, she slowly makes her way across the forest, soon surrounded by the army of Weeping Angels fleeing from the crack. In their own terror, they do not realise her eyes are closed and their defence mechanisms kick in. They figure it out, though, when Amy trips over a root on the ground. They slowly remove the statue guise and move in to kill her. Just as an Angel reaches towards Amy, River thankfully gets the teleport working and transports her to the flight deck.
"Bob" tries to get the Doctor to sacrifice himself to close the crack.
The Angels drain all of the ship's energy, opening the flight deck doors in the process. Angel Bob tells the Doctor that if he throws himself into the crack, it will close and the Angels will be saved. When he asks why he should do that, Angel Bob adds "your friends would also be saved". River, as a time traveller, wants to throw herself in place of the Doctor, but he laughs — she is not even as complicated as one Angel and it would take all of them to equal him. He tells her to get a grip. She continues to protest, but the Doctor tells her to seriously get a grip. River deduces his "genius" plan and has Amy grab onto the console, warning her not to let go. Angel Bob repeats his request for the Doctor to sacrifice himself, but the Doctor reminds them that they've been draining all of the power on the ship, including that of the artificial gravity; with the words "Night-night", the Doctor grabs onto the console and the ship's gravity fails. The planet's gravity field takes over in its place, sending the Angels plummeting into the crack while the Doctor watches in delight. The crack glows brighter and closes.
Later, another squad of Clerics cleans up the camp outside the temple while Amy sits nearby, complaining of aches from climbing out of the Byzantium with her eyes shut. The Doctor likewise did so; Amy tells him that he didn't have to do that. "Neither did you" he states. Since the Angels fell into the crack, the one in her mind never existed now. Amy wonders why she remembers them and the Clerics when they never existed at all; the Clerics all forgot each other and walked straight into the crack. The Doctor explains that, as a time traveller, she now sees things differently.
The Doctor goes to River, who has been handcuffed. She is prepared to teleport up to the prison ship, hoping to have done enough to earn a pardon. The Doctor admits that Octavian told him of River's crime that she murdered a man. River confirms this. When further stating that Octavian told him the victim was a good man, she replies that he was the best man she ever knew. The Doctor asks if he can trust her. River laughs, saying he can if he wants to... "but where's the fun in that?" She also adds that they'll see her next when the Pandorica opens; the Doctor laughs at this, thinking the Pandorica is a fairytale, River responding with "Aren't we all?" She vanishes with the Clerics.
Back in the TARDIS, Amy tells the Doctor she wants to go home. He thinks she means for good, but she insists she has something to show him. "You're running from River. I'm running from something, too." He parks the TARDIS in Amy's bedroom five minutes after they first left. Amy shows him her wedding dress and engagement ring; she is getting married in the morning to Rory Williams.
Amy kisses the Doctor.
Amy says that she needs comforting, after the recent events. She tries to explain to the Doctor "who" she wants, but the Doctor hasn't a clue as to what she is talking about. Seeing he is not going to get hints, Amy tries to kiss him, but he dodges her and stands up. She continues to allude to sexual connotations, all of which the Doctor nervously attempts to fend off. He rebuffs her advances by protesting that he is 907 years old and the kind of relationship she wants will never work out between them.
Amy retorts that she was thinking of a one-night stand, not a relationship. She attempts to undress him and finally kisses him, but he pushes her away, citing her marriage the next morning. Amy thinks he's given in, heading to her bed. Realising that the date of the temporal explosion: 26 June 2010 is the date of Amy's wedding. The Doctor tells her that the most important thing is that he straightens things out with her. He pulls her to the TARDIS, with Amy trying to kiss him again. He pushes her back into the TARDIS just as the clock turns past midnight to the next day.
The cracks in time will be created on Amy's wedding day.
A flashback returns to the conversation River Song and the Doctor were having about the origin of the cracks in time. Amy's wedding day will preclude a catastrophic event. The base code of the universe translates to "26 06 2010", the date of an explosion that caused the cracks to appear. With that, the Doctor vanishes into the TARDIS.
The Doctor - Matt Smith
Amy Pond - Karen Gillan
River Song - Alex Kingston
Octavian - Iain Glen
Bob - David Atkins
Marco - Darren Morfitt
Pedro - Mark Monero
Phillip - George Russo
Executive Producers Steven Moffat, Piers Wenger and Beth Willis
Steven Moffat Produced by
Tracie Simpson Directed by
Adam Smith Director of Photography
Damian Bromley Production Designer
Edward Thomas Visual Effects
Make-up Designer
Barbara Southcott
Andy Pryor CDG
Murray Gold
Ray Holman Edited by
Will Oswald Special Effects
Real SFX
Original theme music by Ron Grainer • Title sequence by Framestore • With thanks to the BBC National Orchestra of Wales
General production staff
Production Executive - Julie Scott
Line Producer - Patrick Schweitzer
Location Managers - Gareth Skelding, Paul Davies
Unit Manager - Rhys Griffiths
Production Co-ordinator - Jess van Niekerk
Production Management Assistant - Claire Thomas
Production Runner - Sian Warrilow
Production Accountant - Ceri Tothill
A/Production Accountant - Carole Wakefield
Script department
Script Editor - Lindsey Alford
Camera and lighting department
1st Assistant Director - Dan Mumford
2nd Assistant Director - James DeHaviland
3rd Assistant Director - Heddi-Joy Taylor-Welch
Runners - Nicola Eynon Price, Laura Jenkins
Continuity - Non Eleri Hughes
Focus Pullers - Steve Rees, Anna James
Grip - John Robinson
Camera Assistants - Tom Hartley, Jon Vidgen
Boom Operator - Dafydd Parry
Gaffer - Mark Hutchings
Best Boy - Pete Chester
Electricians - Ben Griffiths, Steve Slocombe, Bob Milton, Alan Tippets
Supervising Art Director - Stephen Nicholas
Art Department Co-ordinator - Amy Pope
Associate Designer - James North
Production Buyer - Ben Morris
Set Decorator - Julian Luxton
Props Buyer - Adrian Anscombe
Set Designer - Ben Austin
Storyboard Artist - Matthew Savage
Concept Artists - Richard Shaun Williams, Peter McKinstry
Graphic Artist - Jackson Pope
Standby Props - Phill Shellard, Tom Evans
Standby Carpenter - Will Pope
Standby Art Director - Ciaran Thompson
Standby Rigger - Keith Freeman
Standby Painter - Ellen Woods
Props Master - Paul Aitken
Props Chargehand - Matt Wild
Dressing Props - Martin Broadbent, Rhys Jones
Props Makers - Penny Howarth, Nicholas Robatto
Construction Manager - Matthew Hywel-Davies
Construction Chargehand - Scott Fisher
Practical Electrician - Albert James
Scenic Artists - John Pinkerton, John Whalley
Graphics - BBC Wales Graphics
Costume department
Costume Assistants - Sara Morgan, Maria Franchi
Make-up and prosthetics
Make-up Supervisor - Pam Mullins
Make-up Artists - Abi Brotherton, Morag Smith
Prosthetics - Millennium FX
Stunt Co-ordinator - Crispin Layfield
Casting Associates - Andy Brierley, Alice Purser
General post-production staff
Post-production Supervisors - Chris Blatchford, Samantha Hall
Post-production Co-ordinator - Marie Brown
Assistant Editor - Cat Gregory
On-line Conform - Matthew Clarke, Mark Bright
Special and visual effects
VFX Editor - Ceres Doyle
Colourist - Mick Vincent
Sound Recordist - Bryn Thomas
Dubbing Mixer - Tim Ricketts
Sound Maintenance Engineer - Jeff Welch
Supervising Sound Editor - Paul McFadden
Sound Effects Editor - Paul Jefferies
Foley Editor - Helen Dickson
Not every person who worked on this adventure was credited. The absence of a credit for a position doesn't necessarily mean the job wasn't required. The information above is based solely on observations of the actual end credits of the episodes as broadcast, and does not relay information from IMDB or other sources.
Whilst trying to figure out the implications of the cracks in time, the Doctor wonders about the CyberKing, and if 21st century Earth's lack of knowledge of its presence is somehow related.
The Doctor states his age is nine hundred and seven.
River Song says she and the Doctor will meet again when the Pandorica opens; the Doctor claims that the Pandorica is just a fairy tale.
Amy's age and her second encounter with the Doctor are established as taking place in 2008, when she encountered Prisoner Zero, while her third encounter with the Doctor when she left with him took place on the night of 25 June 2010 when Amy is twenty-one.
Story notes
The final scene in which Amy attempts sexual advances on the Doctor was the subject for controversy among both audiences and critics.
According to Steven Moffat on the 30 March 2010 edition of the BBC Radio 4 programme, Front Row, the title of this episode was supplied by his son, Joshua.
The title is a play on "flesh and bone", a common idiom referring to a creature's anatomy, since most humans and animals are composed of flesh and a skeletal structure. The title also refers to the Weeping Angels' weakness of turning to stone whenever anyone looks at them, and possibly the fact that Amy thought her hand had turned to stone in the previous episode, The Time of Angels. This was a rumoured title for the episode Gridlock.
There is a crack in the Byzantium — continuing the theme throughout the series. The crack appears to be growing, and upon finding it, Amy Pond notes its similarity to the one on her bedroom wall from TV: The Eleventh Hour. The Doctor says of the crack, "That is extremely very not good."
The Doctor says that time can be unwritten.
The time on the scanner that the Doctor holds says that Amy's time is her wedding day.
The Weeping Angels are seen moving for the first time. One Angel is seen moving a hand to grab the Doctor by his jacket, and later they turn their heads when they realise that Amy can't see them.
The date shown in the episode, 26/06/2010, would be the broadcast date of the final episode of Series 5, The Big Bang, in Britain. In other countries, it was not aired until later, however.
The method the Doctor uses to dispose of the Weeping Angels mirrors his method of vanquishing the Cybermen and Daleks in TV: Doomsday.
Amy continues the tradition of female companions kissing the Doctor. However, instead of falling in love with him, Amy had another idea.
This episode aired on the same day as the K9 episode Alien Avatar was first broadcast on Disney XD in Britain. It also aired on the same day that Sirens of Ceres was first broadcast on Network Ten in Australia.
The Doctor reveals that Weeping Angels have instincts that can keep them in frozen form in addition to the quantum lock.
The episode's final scene leads into Meanwhile in the TARDIS 2.
6.9 million viewers
8.5 million viewers (UK final)[1]
The beach scenes on Alfava Metraxis were filmed at Southerndown beach, Vale of Glamorgan. This was also where scenes in Army of Ghosts/Doomsday and Journey's End were filmed.[2]
Scenes in the forest vault of the Byzantium were filmed in Puzzlewood in the Forest of Dean.[3]
Amy and Rory will either marry each other or put it on hold at the end of the episode, and Rory will travel in the TARDIS at the end. This was proven false, but Rory joined Amy and the Doctor in the TARDIS in the next episode, and he and Amy got married in the series finale.
Production errors
If you'd like to talk about narrative problems with this story — like plot holes and things that seem to contradict other stories — please go to this episode's discontinuity discussion.
When the Doctor is searching for a way to open the door to the forest he places his hands on it and it wobbles.
When the Doctor is grabbed by a Weeping Angel, the Angel's hand is seen moving along with the Doctor.
When Amy lies down on the tree stump her hair is all over her face but on the wide shot her hair is behind her head.
While the Doctor is talking to River in the forest, he has both hands behind his back as if tucking in his shirt; however in the next shot he is still in mid-sentence and is suddenly holding his hands in front.
While the Doctor talks to River at the end of the episode the position of his right suspender strap switches places from angle to angle.
Just after the Doctor leaves with River and Octavian, his future self holds Amy's hand and talks to her. However, he does not wear his normal gold watch, which is replaced with a black one, and does not have the vortex manipulator on his right arm, which he should have had.
During the final scene in Amy's bedroom the Doctor looks at Amy's alarm clock. Despite the fact that the conversation was talking about Amy getting married "in the morning" the clock changes from 11:59 AM on 6/25 to 12:00 PM on 6/26, a mysterious 12-hour jump.
In the scene where Amy is following the sound of the Doctor's sonic screwdriver, there are points where the light on the screwdriver is off, yet the sound can still clearly be heard on both ends of the communicator.
River says to the Doctor, "You, me, handcuffs... must it always end this way?" (TV: Forest of the Dead)
River Song mentioned the crash of the Byzantium when meeting the Tenth Doctor. (TV: Silence in the Library)
River Song says the Doctor will see her again soon, when the Pandorica opens. This refers to their later (to her, earlier) adventure where it is shown she knows to say this as Amy told her she did. (TV: The Pandorica Opens)
When mentioning how time can be rewritten the Doctor references Amy's lack of knowledge of the Daleks and planets in the sky (TV: The Stolen Earth/Journey's End), and that no one on Earth remembered a Cyber-King in 19th century London. (TV: The Next Doctor)
The Doctor and Amy both recall the crack from her bedroom wall. (TV: The Eleventh Hour)
After the Doctor leaves with River and Octavian to find the primary flight deck, the Doctor quickly returns for a moment to speak with Amy and his behaviour and appearance are different (jacket, rolled-up sleeves, etc). This turned out to be the Doctor from the future. (TV: The Big Bang)
The Doctor mentions the duck-pond with no ducks in Leadworth. (TV: The Eleventh Hour)
The Doctor kisses Amy on the head before temporarily leaving her. He did the same with Zoe Heriot (TV: The War Games) and Jo Grant. (TV: Colony in Space).
Angel Bob says that "the Doctor in the TARDIS" hasn't noticed. Prisoner Zero said something similar to the Doctor. (TV: The Eleventh Hour)
River says that the man she killed is the best man she knows and is indicated to be the Doctor himself. This is confirmed in Let's Kill Hitler where the crew of the Teselecta state that she killed the Doctor on 22 April 2011 on Lake Silencio which is a fixed point in time. River's "murder" of the Doctor is later explored in The Wedding of River Song.
River states that she hopes she has done enough to get a pardon. While she apparently doesn't at this time, she is later pardoned after the Doctor erases all records of himself, meaning there is no proof she killed anyone. (TV: The Angels Take Manhattan)
River later visits her Amy and Rory shortly after the events of this episode for her during The Wedding of River Song to reveal the Doctor's survival to them and that she had lied about not recognising Amy.
Series 5 Volume 2 DVD Cover
BBC Video - Doctor Who Series Five - Volume Two was released on Monday 5 July 2010 (UK Only) on DVD and Blu-ray, featuring The Time of Angels, Flesh and Stone and The Vampires of Venice.[4]
Series 5: Episode 5 - Flesh & Stone [1]
Flesh and Stone at the Doctor Who Reference Guide
↑ Doctor Who Ratings - UK final
↑ http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/arts/sites/doctor-who-wales/alllocations/southerndown-beach
↑ http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/gloucestershire/hi/people_and_places/arts_and_culture/newsid_8635000/8635073.stm
↑ DWM 421, Page 17
Seasons 1-4: William Hartnell
An Unearthly Child • The Daleks • The Edge of Destruction • Marco Polo • The Keys of Marinus • The Aztecs • The Sensorites • The Reign of Terror
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Galaxy 4 • Mission to the Unknown • The Myth Makers • The Daleks' Master Plan • The Massacre • The Ark • The Celestial Toymaker • The Gunfighters • The Savages • The War Machines
Season 4: 1966
The Smugglers • The Tenth Planet
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Spearhead from Space • Doctor Who and the Silurians • The Ambassadors of Death • Inferno
Terror of the Autons • The Mind of Evil • The Claws of Axos • Colony in Space • The Dæmons
Day of the Daleks • The Curse of Peladon • The Sea Devils • The Mutants • The Time Monster
Season 10: 1972-1973
The Three Doctors • Carnival of Monsters • Frontier in Space • Planet of the Daleks • The Green Death
The Time Warrior • Invasion of the Dinosaurs • Death to the Daleks • The Monster of Peladon • Planet of the Spiders
Contrary to common belief, season 10 kicked off in the last week of December 1972 — not in 1973, as would be expected. Season 10 actually began nine years after season 1 started. In fact, The Three Doctors began nine years to the week after The Daleks first aired.
Seasons 12-18: Tom Baker
Robot • The Ark in Space • The Sontaran Experiment • Genesis of the Daleks • Revenge of the Cybermen
Terror of the Zygons • Planet of Evil • Pyramids of Mars • The Android Invasion • The Brain of Morbius • The Seeds of Doom
The Masque of Mandragora • The Hand of Fear • The Deadly Assassin • The Face of Evil • The Robots of Death • The Talons of Weng-Chiang
Horror of Fang Rock • The Invisible Enemy • Image of the Fendahl • The Sun Makers • Underworld • The Invasion of Time
The Key to Time: The Ribos Operation • The Pirate Planet • The Stones of Blood • The Androids of Tara • The Power of Kroll • The Armageddon Factor
Destiny of the Daleks • City of Death • The Creature from the Pit • Nightmare of Eden • The Horns of Nimon • Shada (unfinished)
The Leisure Hive • Meglos • Full Circle • State of Decay • Warriors' Gate • The Keeper of Traken • Logopolis
Seasons 19-21: Peter Davison
Season 19: 1982
Castrovalva • Four to Doomsday • Kinda • The Visitation • Black Orchid • Earthshock • Time-Flight
Arc of Infinity • Snakedance • Mawdryn Undead • Terminus • Enlightenment • The King's Demons
The Five Doctors
Warriors of the Deep • The Awakening • Frontios • Resurrection of the Daleks • Planet of Fire • The Caves of Androzani
Seasons 21-23: Colin Baker
Attack of the Cybermen • Vengeance on Varos • The Mark of the Rani • The Two Doctors • Timelash • Revelation of the Daleks
The Trial of a Time Lord (The Mysterious Planet • Mindwarp • Terror of the Vervoids • The Ultimate Foe)
Seasons 24-26: Sylvester McCoy
Time and the Rani • Paradise Towers • Delta and the Bannermen • Dragonfire
Remembrance of the Daleks • The Happiness Patrol • Silver Nemesis • The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
Battlefield • Ghost Light • The Curse of Fenric • Survival
TV Movie: Paul McGann
TV Movie: 1996
In 2013, McGann reappeared as the lead in the mini-episode The Night of the Doctor.
Series 1: Christopher Eccleston
Series 1: 2005
Rose • The End of the World • The Unquiet Dead • Aliens of London / World War Three • Dalek • The Long Game • Father's Day • The Empty Child / The Doctor Dances • Boom Town • Bad Wolf / The Parting of the Ways
Series 2-4: David Tennant
Series 2: 2005-2006
Mini-episode
Children in Need Special (Born Again)
The Christmas Invasion
New Earth • Tooth and Claw • School Reunion • The Girl in the Fireplace • Rise of the Cybermen / The Age of Steel • The Idiot's Lantern • The Impossible Planet / The Satan Pit • Love & Monsters • Fear Her • Army of Ghosts / Doomsday
The Runaway Bride
Smith and Jones • The Shakespeare Code • Gridlock • Daleks in Manhattan / Evolution of the Daleks • The Lazarus Experiment • 42 • Human Nature / The Family of Blood • Blink • Utopia / The Sound of Drums / Last of the Time Lords
Animated special
The Infinite Quest
Time Crash
Voyage of the Damned
Partners in Crime • The Fires of Pompeii • Planet of the Ood • The Sontaran Stratagem / The Poison Sky • The Doctor's Daughter • The Unicorn and the Wasp • Silence in the Library / Forest of the Dead • Midnight • Turn Left • The Stolen Earth / Journey's End
The Next Doctor • Planet of the Dead • The Waters of Mars • The End of Time
For the purposes of this list, "Series 4" is considered to be the production series 4, which ran all the way from Time Crash to The End of Time.
The years seen in this section may seem decidedly "off". Remember, however, that this list only gives the first year in which an episode from a series was broadcast. David Tennant, unusual amongst other Doctors, began and ended on special episodes, not regular ones. Thus, his series actually begin in 2005, 2006 and 2007 — not 2006, 2007 and 2008 as is commonly thought.
Series 5-2013 Specials: Matt Smith
The Eleventh Hour • The Beast Below • Victory of the Daleks • The Time of Angels / Flesh and Stone • The Vampires of Venice • Amy's Choice • The Hungry Earth / Cold Blood • Vincent and the Doctor • The Lodger • The Pandorica Opens / The Big Bang
Mini-episodes
Space / Time
Regular episodes April 2011
The Impossible Astronaut / Day of the Moon • The Curse of the Black Spot • The Doctor's Wife • The Rebel Flesh / The Almost People • A Good Man Goes to War
Regular episodes August 2011
Let's Kill Hitler • Night Terrors • The Girl Who Waited • The God Complex • Closing Time • The Wedding of River Song
Death Is the Only Answer
The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe
Good as Gold • Pond Life
Regular episodes 2012
Asylum of the Daleks • Dinosaurs on a Spaceship • A Town Called Mercy • The Power of Three • The Angels Take Manhattan
The Great Detective
The Snowmen
The Bells of Saint John • The Rings of Akhaten • Cold War • Hide • Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS • The Crimson Horror • Nightmare in Silver • The Name of the Doctor
Specials: 2013
The Day of the Doctor • The Time of the Doctor
Series 8-10: Peter Capaldi
Deep Breath • Into the Dalek • Robot of Sherwood • Listen • Time Heist • The Caretaker • Kill the Moon • Mummy on the Orient Express • Flatline • In the Forest of the Night • Dark Water / Death in Heaven
The Doctor's Meditation
The Magician's Apprentice / The Witch's Familiar • Under the Lake / Before the Flood • The Girl Who Died • The Woman Who Lived • The Zygon Invasion / The Zygon Inversion • Sleep No More • Face the Raven • Heaven Sent • Hell Bent
The Husbands of River Song
Series 10: 2016-2017
The Return of Doctor Mysterio
The Pilot • Smile • Thin Ice • Knock Knock • Oxygen • Extremis • The Pyramid at the End of the World • The Lie of the Land • Empress of Mars • The Eaters of Light • World Enough and Time / The Doctor Falls
Series 11-present: Jodie Whittaker
The Woman Who Fell to Earth • The Ghost Monument • Rosa • Arachnids in the UK • The Tsuranga Conundrum • Demons of the Punjab • Kerblam! • The Witchfinders • It Takes You Away • The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos
Series 12: 2020
Spyfall • Orphan 55
Weeping Angel stories
Blink • The Time of Angels / Flesh and Stone • The God Complex • The Angels Take Manhattan • The Time of the Doctor • Hell Bent • The Lost
Angels in the Shadows • Maze of the Dead • Legacy • Don't Blink
Suddenly in a Graveyard • Living History • Touched by an Angel • Magic of the Angels • The Angel's Kiss: A Melody Malone Mystery
The Weeping Angels of Mons • Four Doctors • The Doctor Shops for Angels • Take a Bow (Tie) • A Confusion of Angels
Fallen Angels • The Lost Angel • The Side of the Angels • Carnival of Angels
A Ghost Story for Christmas
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