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AMARCORD, FELLINI AND THEIR LINKS TO OUR LAND..
There are places that can't just be defined in geographical terms. Rimini is one of them. Obviously, Rimini means the beach and the seaside, long the capital of summer fun and nightlife, but it's also a city with more than two thousand years of history that started when it was founded as a Roman colony in 268 BC, and with a wealth of monuments and traces left by the many generations that have succeeded each other over the centuries, from the Augustus Arch and Tiberius Bridge to the Pigna Fountain and the Palazzo dell'Arengo. But even this is not everything that Rimini means. Rimini is a place of the spirit, and above all of the spirit of the celebrated movie director Federico Fellini, who was born here in 1920 and lived here for the first 19 years of his life. But even after he moved away, Rimini continued to be important for Fellini, often returning here, telling its stories, idealizing it and transfiguring it in his masterpieces. Fellini's Rimini is therefore, first and foremost, an idea, a feeling, a gesture of the spirit, easy-going and irreverent in I Vitelloni, but lovably nostalgic in Amarcord. Amarcord Beer draws its inspiration from both these facets of Rimini, from its physical aspects of geography and history, and from the soul and the spirit of Fellini, linked in a bond that is more than a simple attachment to the territory, which nevertheless remains one of our fundamental resources, but that is far more a kind of "world vision", where people, authenticity, sincerity and the pleasures of sharing company and friendships are still essential values. The spirit of Fellini, which some of the founders of Amarcord Beer encountered while they were still only teenagers, precisely when the director was working with Tonino Guerra on the filmscript for Amarcord, seems to have permeated all the subsequent meetings with the many artists who have collaborated in the brewery's creative adventure, from Tonino Guerra himself through to Milton Glaser, Garrett Oliver, Robert Niccoli and Eron.
Fellini won the fourth Oscar award of his career with Amarcord, and it is the film that probably best represents the universe of his values. "Amarcord" is a local Romagna dialect word that means "I remember", and its sound has a distinctly poetic note suggesting a thinly-veiled nostalgia for a past that was more genuine and authentic. The name of the brewery, which opened in 1997, therefore combines a tribute to Fellini as an artist, the land of Romagna, and the significance of a single word "Amarcord" that blends values with a consistent corporate philosophy. A name that, despite being indissolubly linked with a specific context, can nevertheless be easily understood by everyone. And shared by everyone.
..WE HUG THE WHOLE WORLD..
A flamboyant showman, elegant and absolutely distinctive in everything he does, capable of engaging in an intense conversation on the science and history of brewing, but just a moment later exploding into his typically explosive laughter clutching a pint in his hand. Garrett Oliver is certainly one of the most iconic characters of the brewing revolution that started life in the USA in the mid-1970s, and that then swept almost the entire world in the space of just three decades. A former film student, and perhaps not coincidentally with an authentic admiration for director Federico Fellini, Garrett turned his passion for homebrewing into a serious job when in 1989 he became an apprentice at the Manhattan Brewing Company. His talent and creativity gained important recognition in 1994, when he was appointed brewmaster at the Brooklyn Brewery, of which he also became a partner. The epithet of ?brewmaster? has stuck with him ever since, in part due also to The Brewmaster?s Table, Garrett?s most famous book and a magnificent journey through the world of beers, with its many facets and its incredible associations with any food on the planet, and a book that has made tens of thousands of beer devotees fall even further in love with it, and that has inspired hundreds of young brewers. It?s not Garrett?s only book, however, because a few years later he edited the equally fundamental Oxford Companion to Beer. These publications were sandwiched together with hundreds of guided tasting sessions, prestigious prizes like the James Beard Award, dozens of designer beers brewed at his Brooklyn Brewery, and even important collaborations with European brewers, the most sparkling example of which is Amarcord Beer?s Special Reserve. This exceptional beer is the result of the meeting orchestrated by the Amarcord team between Garrett and poet and screenwriter Tonino Guerra in Pennabilli, the Romagna town where he lived. Our two friends started chatting together, and right from the start they were on the same wavelength. And that was when Garrett decided to create a beer in Tonino?s honour, something depicting his romantic inventiveness and intimate bond to his homeland. ?And it needs to be a bit sharp, and a bit fruity, just like some of the lines Tonino?s written,? as Garrett commented. So this is how the Brooklyn brewmaster became so passionately involved in one of Tonino?s long-cherished projects. Or to use Tonino?s words, the project of the ?forgotten fruits? that are part of the heritage of biodiversity of Romagna?s Apennines, by now with no commercial value but that he stubbornly insisted on cultivating in his garden. Forgotten fruits for example like sloes or wild sour cherries, which have been blended into the Special Reserve recipe to give it surprising and elegant fragrances. And a colour that?s the same, as Garrett claims, as the colours Tonino saw in his dreams and used in his works.
Nothing?s excluded for a good brewer. These few words could well sum up one of Amarcord Beer?s latest projects. Even when it?s brewed from the main classic ingredients:water, barley malt, hops and yeast of beer is never easy to make. Or at least, it?s never easy to make good beer. But even in the distant past, brewers didn?t make their beers using only these four basic ingredients, and thousands of years ago, in Egypt and Mesopotamia, they used to add various combinations of spices, fruit, roots and honey to their brews. So while today we?re firmly convinced of the freedom to brew as a basic expression of our brewing rights, the modern art of brewing is in fact nothing more than the result of many years of history and different traditions, and of the yearning to experiment with new ideas that?s the hallmark of every good brewer, in the past and equally so in the present. Amarcord Beer is fully endowed with this precious quality, as demonstrated in beers like AMA Mora and Special Reserve, and now confirmed in its Doppelbock. This important brewing project was launched in collaboration with two outstanding specialists in their respective fields?Oliver Wesseloh, world champion beer sommelier and proprietor and brewmaster of KreativBrauerei, the renowned German brewery, and Davide Bigucci, owner and oenologist of the Rimini?s famous ?Podere Vecciano? winery. Wesseloh provided his indisputable expertise in Germany?s ancient brewing traditions, and Bigucci brought his equally indisputable know-how in the field of winemaking. And more precisely, the precious oak casks in which the beer develops and matures for several months, with the contribution not only of the wood but also of wild yeasts that live inside the casks, including Brettanomyces yeasts. A meeting of skills and passions, a fusion of different backgrounds to give life to a truly innovative and original beer. A task that took many months of constant commitment, but that has allowed Amarcord Beer to add yet another fine product to its exceptional portfolio, already full of colours and aromas. And now it?s up to you to taste it and decide for yourself!
We're firmly convinced that, as even Benjamin Franklin sustained, "in beer there is freedom". Every single step in production and every single ingredient is the result of a precise choice, and brewers "design" their beers working freehand, respecting the materials they use and the required times, but also displaying their artistic talents. And the brewer's art bears a strong resemblance to the art of poets, painters and designers, of true artists. And this is why every bottle of Amarcord Beer is a tribute to the art and talent of several truly great people who have made art their life choice!
Tonino Guerra, born in Santarcangelo di Romagna in 1920, the same year in which Federico Fellini was born in nearby Rimini perhaps a sign of destiny, given that together they were the creative spirits behind the film Amarcord was many things in his lifetime. A poet, an artist, a screenwriter, and even an interior designer. And although these multifaceted talents came obviously from Tonino's innate genius, they depended just as much on his burning desire to explore every single form of art, and at the same time to consider almost every human action as potential forms of art.
While Tonino's international fame could perhaps be attributed to the success of the film Amarcord, he also left a vast heritage of other works ranging from literature, theatre, television and cinema through to illustrated books, paintings and drawings. He signed contributions to a restaurant and a hotel, he designed doors, stoves and furniture, and he even found a name for a type of our local "Fossa" cheese. He also designed the bottle and labels for Special Reserve, as a special tribute he wanted to dedicate to Amarcord Beer, with a peacock that immediately calls to mind the peacock perched on the fountain of the town square in Amarcord, during the snowstorm scene. The story of this collaboration between the artist and Amarcord beer is well worth telling. The first meeting of the Amarcord team with Tonino was difficult to say the least, because his character was always bluntly sincere, and he had little time for the niceties of false courtesies. He asked us what on earth beer could possibly have to do with him, and told us he had no intention at all of just doing advertising. But in later meetings, we learned something more about his memories of his wartime imprisonment in a German concentration camp, of his confused wanderings after being freed when the war ended, and of the generosity of the German farmers who shared with the escaping refugees what little they had?potatoes, bread and beer! "A dark beer it was, sweet, and good" continued Tonino in his narration, his eyes semi-closed. And then suddenly: "But yours is good too!"
So the next time we met, Amarcord played its trump card, its Tabachéra beer. Tonino celebrated his ninetieth birthday with this strong amber ale, fragrant, intense and robustly alcoholic (9% ABV). He drank a whole bottle, liked it, and fell in love with our project for a beer that would tell the tale of his homeland. He started by drawing the iconic peacock for us, choosing to show it with its tail closed, "waiting for the magical moment when the bottle is opened."
Tonino died in 2012, but he lived every day of his life with a passionate intensity, seasoning it with his poetic, rustic and almost childlike vision, concrete and down-to-earth, but at the same time light and dreamily surreal. Since 1989 he?d lived in Pennabilli, a small town in Montefeltro area, in the province of Rimini but directly bordering on the Marche region, in the "House of the Almond Trees", with its splendid view over the valley beneath it.
"Clarity is the ornament of deep thought" someone once said. And this is certainly true of the most famous work created by Milton Glaser, the designer who in 1976 was commissioned by the New York city authorities to come up with an idea for what turned out to be the city's most successful logo ever, and also the logo that's been most widely copied, on millions of souvenirs, stickers, T-shirts and other items. The logo was "I love NY", with the word "love" replaced by a red heart. Simple. Surprisingly simple. But an absolute winner. And also because, behind this disarmingly brief phrase, there was a whole world in waiting the pride of New Yorkers in their city, the hopes of all its immigrants past and present, and the thrills and amazement of visitors from all over the globe, when they flock to visit this gateway to the United States of America.
Born in 1929, Milton Glaser is now one of the world's most internationally celebrated designers, with exhibitions at MoMA and the Pompidou Centre in Paris, and he has received countless awards and recognitions for his many works. Often ahead of the times, the New York magazine founded and designed by Glaser was a benchmark for similar publications all over the world, capable of communicating ideas, philosophies and images with its simple but elegant style.
Glaser has worked for a multitude of clients, from public institutions, as in the case of his famous logo, through to research centres, record companies, publishers, corporations and music events, designing elegant posters and other artwork. He has also collaborated with the Brooklyn Brewery, designing its main logo and creating its advertising campaigns. Glaser however also has close links with Italy, which started with his studies in Bologna guided by the renowned painter Giorgio Morandi, and which continued later with his design of one of the tourist posters that the city of Rimini commissions every year from a different artist. Glaser's turn came in 1995, and so it was that his long association with the capital of the Romagna Riviera began. Initially it was a close association, and then a long-distance one, which was brought back to life when the Amarcord team, accompanied by quintessential New Yorker Garrett Oliver, went to meet Glaser in Manhattan. "At the time, Garrett was working with us on an idea for a range of beers created for the catering trade, he was obsessed by it. Glaser instead was delighted to be able to come back to Rimini again, even if only virtually, and came up with a play on words focusing on the word Amarcord and the love he felt for Rimini and its territory. And this is how AMA beers were born."
Today, the name of Eron is one of the most firmly established on Italy's artistic panorama, but it hasn't always been like this. Born in Rimini in 1973, Eron first gave vent to his indisputable talents by spray-painting graffiti on an unknown number of railway carriages..
Today, the name of Eron is one of the most firmly established on Italy's artistic panorama, but it hasn't always been like this. Born in Rimini in 1973, Eron first gave vent to his indisputable talents by spray-painting graffiti on an unknown number of railway carriages. He could have been considered to have been just one of the many graffiti artists in action all over the world, but from when he took hold of his first spray can at the age of 15, he could certainly not be seen as "one of the many". As well as notable technical skills, Eron also has a distinctly personal poetic vein, a characteristic style, and a richness of expression that never goes unnoticed. His career soon took off, and from railway carriages he moved on to murals, art galleries and museums.
And he?s even one of the few graffiti artists to have his work on display in a church, with a trompe l'oeil that adorns the ceiling of the San Martino in Riparotta church in Rimini. He was also asked to decorate about 200 metres of Rimini's harbour, he's exhibited at Ravenna's art gallery, and has been invited to the Italian Cultural Institute in New York. He was elected Italy?s best graffiti artist by Aelle Magazine, and he?s won the Mondadori Art Prize and the Terna Prize for Contemporary Art from New York's Chelsea Art Museum.
A spectacular career, which has crossed Amarcord Beer's path on several occasions. The first of these was before Eron became famous, even though his name was already circulating among the graffiti community, often an exclusive and tightly-knit group of aficionados. In Rimini, for example, far more famous than Eron was the La Brasserie gastropub, a highly popular venue serving pizzas and much more, accompanied by rivers of Amarcord beer, to which La Brasserie has close links. And it was precisely La Brasserie that bought and displayed Eron's early works. This was one of the first times the artist was paid for something he'd done, but it was also a clear demonstration of the intention of Amarcord boss Roberto Bagli to invest in local talents, and of his authentic passion for art, also clearly evident in the pub?s slogan of "The Art of Beer".
So it was only logical that when Amarcord Beer started thinking about special limited editions of Gradisca, Midòna, Volpina and Tabachéra, Eron was chosen to design the new labels, as a natural continuation of Amarcord's collaborations with Robert Niccoli, Tonino Guerra and Milton Glaser. And this is just further proof that for Amarcord Beer, something good must always be paired with something beautiful!
The partnership between Amarcord Beer and art was firmly established right from the outset, as a vital feature of its DNA. The labels for the first beers were in fact designed by Robert Niccoli, an Italo-American who was born in 1961 in Brooklyn but moved to Rimini at a very early age. Niccoli started breathing in the atmosphere of Fellini at once, and his art was profoundly influenced by the maestro. Niccoli?s forms and colours were the same as those used by Fellini, vibrant, explosive or poignant, to portray his female characters first on paper and then on film, and more specifically, the characters who appeared in Amarcord, a film that not by chance is Niccoli?s favourite.?It?s always fascinated me, I must admit.The Romagna accents, the scenes that mirror the life of provincial Rimini in bygone days, but above all the fact that I?ve always felt myself to be a Rimini person, all these things make me see this film as something familiar.?
Niccoli, now a famous fashion designer working amongst others for Valentino, Marc Jacobs, Bulgari and Fendi, initially painted the female characters of Amarcord for Rimini?s La Gradisca hotel, and Gradisca, Volpina, Midòna and Tabachéra are just some of the works that still adorn the hotel?s walls and rooms.
This is where the first Amarcord Beer labels came from, four women revealing four different personalities, and that starting right from the label design announce the contents of each bottle. The seductive elegance of Gradisca, the bewitching but sometimes deceptive fascination of Volpina, the certainty and dependability of Midòna, and the buxom voluptuousness and intensity of Tabachéra.
To create a great beer, great ingredients and a great story are not enough. The real difference is made by people who work every day to create unique products. The best ingredient is the passion of these people, together with their commitment. Our aim is the brew the best beers you've ever tasted, and that you'll always remember. We've been working to achieve this goal and enjoying ourselves every day along the way.. ever since 1997!

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Did you know that you can find out if someone is married from their phone number by doing a reverse telephone lookup? It sounds too easy but it’s true. Let me show you how easy it is to harness the power of the Internet to check out your boyfriend and make sure that he isn’t lying to you.
Over the last few short years the Internet has been expanding at a phenomenal rate. Every day millions of new pages packed full of information are built and made available to you. It’s like having your own global library and super database in your own living room.
If you know where to look you can find practically anything you want by browsing and searching the net and this includes publicly available information on people. A brand new industry has recently been born that is dedicated to gathering all manner of publicly available information from many databases scattered across the net.
When you check out one of these reverse telephone lookup websites you’ll find that they can do a lot more for you than just tell you who owns a telephone number. You’ll be able to find out if he’s got a criminal record, find out if he’s married and do all kinds of background checks on him.
A telephone number is one of the first pieces of information that you get from someone you’ve just met. From the telephone number you can get his name and address and find out if he’s married. You can do all of this and more confidentially from the comfort of your own home and the best part is that you can do it virtually as soon as you meet your new boyfriend.
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A new item on the market are these Hawaiian Punch Freezer Bars. Package copy says they contain "extra fruit solids" to bring out the unique Hawaiian Punch taste. Not sure what that means, because the ingredients says they're artificially flavored.
Varieties include Fruit Juicy Red, Berry Blue Typhoon, Green Berry Rush, Orange Ocean. You can get them in 18-count and 100-count boxes.
These are distrubuted by Jel Sert Co., a company that owns several frozen confection brands, including the Otter Pops.
These are AMAZING. They are similar to the old Jell-O Gelatin Pops, which I dearly miss.
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I love them but are impossible to find. Seasonal only, EVEN in CA. CVS gets one case for the season. I haven't found them anywhere else.
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Lake Placid, N.Y. (March 26, 2003) AP -- Bode Miller has made it exciting to follow the men's national ski team again. Now, he's hoping his presence will draw attention to some of his teammates.
That might be tough to do, considering the dominating season Miller wrapped up by winning three titles this past week at the U.S. Alpine Nationals, which ended Tuesday.
Despite his success, Miller expressed concern that American ski fans aren't as knowledgeable about the sport's stars as are their European counterparts.
"It's always disappointing to come back to the U.S. where the knowledge of the sport, the knowledge of the top racers and their abilities, isn't known the way it is in Europe," Miller said. "I mean, over in Europe, any Joe Schmoe on the street could tell you who all of the top-six, seven guys are."
"Not too many here have heard of anyone besides Schlopy and myself."
Miller was referring to friend and roommate Erik Schlopy, who two years ago led the team by recording eight top-10 results in World Cup competition.
While Schlopy enjoyed a rebound this year, and the U.S. nationals provided a glimpse of the potential of newcomers Jesse Marshall and 19-year-old Julia Mancuso, most of the attention went to Miller.
Fans, holding big green foamy hands, inscribed with "Bode," lined Whiteface Mountain slopes to cheer Miller on.
Even the Girl Scouts knew of Miller. One scout selling cookies at a table inside the resort lodge was overheard saying she'd give a box away for a Miller autograph.
Miller didn't disappoint, despite deteriorating snow conditions.
His three national titles were one short of matching Buddy Werner, who won four in 1959. And Miller displayed a knack for showmanship, completing a run backward during a legends event Saturday.
It all followed a season in which he finished second in the World Cup standings and, at last month's Alpine World Championships, became the first American to win three medals.
It's the best performance by an American man since 1983, when Phil Mahre won the overall World Cup and giant slalom titles.
"I think what we saw from Bode is that he is a star," U.S. Alpine Director Jesse Hunt said. "He showed that at the world championships. He showed that at the Olympics. He's showing that on the World Cup. And we're going to continue to see more results from him."
Hunt has much to be excited about. The Miller-led men's program appears to be on the rise after finishing third --behind Austria and Switzerland -- in the Nations Cup this past season.
Schlopy, who struggled from mononucleosis and bronchitis last season, rebounded by winning a bronze in the giant slalom at the worlds, and edged Miller to win the giant slalom at the nationals.
Together, Miller and Schlopy could make for an imposing combination next season.
"It could've happened this year or last year or the year before," Miller said, referring to the men having a breakthrough year. "For sure, the potential's there."
Add Marshall to the list, as he had two third-place finishes at the nationals and, a week earlier, earned three top-three finishes, including a win in the giant slalom at the Nor-Am Finals.
Mancuso, weeks after her 19th birthday, led the women, winning three national titles, including the giant slalom in Tuesday's finale. That followed a strong showing in last month's World Junior Championships at which she won the Super G and finished third in the downhill.
"It's definitely good to end on a high note,'' Mancuso said. "Coming here and doing well against girls who are consistently good on the World Cup, I just have to remember it and bring it into next year."


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Scientists at the university have shown that viruses can kill bacteria and may be used to combat common infections related to the use of medical devices such as catheters.
This new insight could lead to new methods of preventing infections and could contribute to overcoming problems with antibiotic resistance and comes after a recent government review on the antibiotic resistance challenge suggested that deaths from antibiotic resistant infection could exceed deaths from cancer by 2050, and cost the global economy $100 trillion.
A team led by Dr Brian Jones, Reader in Molecular and Medical Microbiology at the university’s College of Life, Health and Physical Sciences, has been studying infections associated with the use of urinary catheters which are used in their millions across the world every year.
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At first glance you might think the photos above show two separate homes which have been renovated in first class style. Well, the style statement is correct, and yes, they were renovated, but today the two houses that once backed against up to each other are now one single family residence. 1015 Elgin Lane, Key West, Florida is listed by Preferred Properties Key West, that’s where I work but this is not my listing. I got to see the house for the first time yesterday during a brokers open house. I have written previous blogs homes on Elgin Lane which is only two blocks long and runs parallel to Eaton Street. It starts at White Street and ends at Grinnell Street. The Old Town Bakery is located at corner of Grinnell Street and is a landmark all returning visitors to Key West should recognize. The lane itself is fairly narrow and not well traveled by anyone except the folks who live on the lane.
The two houses at 1014 Eaton and 1015 Elgin Lane were joined together by the owner to create one larger home. The houses were taken apart and totally rebuilt from foundation up. I suspect the original Elgin house was rotated on its side and the kitchen addition added. New piers, joists, and all building elements were replaced or updated as necessary. New windows, plumbing and electricity, HVAC, insulation, and drywall were added. The original floors were kept, however, and they are in remarkably good shape.
Even though the Eaton Street facade still has a street numeral and separate bricked off street parking space, there is just one legal address at 1015 Elgin Lane. When I first arrived at the house I did a quick walk through the first floor and opened the front door. It was a few minutes after noon and we are in spring break. Eaton Street was busy with traffic. I shut the door and heard nothing. I opened it again and heard the traffic. I paused in the hallway behind the front door. I heard nothing. I went into the adjacent master bedroom and listened at the window. I heard nothing. I mention this for good reason – even I assumed I would hear traffic. I was wrong. By the way the louvered shutters on the historic photo may have been operational to allow air into the old house. While the shutters still exist in 2018, the wall behind the shutters is solid.
The master bedroom is fairly large and has a large en-suite bath. There is a guest bath located adjacent. The living room and dining room, entry foyer, and kitchen are located in the Elgin Lane portion of the home.
During the renovation the common living spaces were opened into an amazing open living environment. Dining room has a high pitched cathedral ceiling with French doors which open out to the pool and garden The interior living space is great but it expands immensely when the doors are opened to the great outdoors.
The pool and garden are very well thought out and purposed. French doors open out to the deck which is on the same plain as the interior floors. The transition from inside to outdoors goes unnoticed except that once outside you know you’re in a magical tropical setting. The length of the pool surprised me but should not have because the lot size is very large: an irregular rectangle that measures approximately 51.58′ X 80′. The new Trex decks line the pool on either side and lead to a step-down area where the grill is located amid adjacent tropical foliage. There is a semi-formal dining area on the Elgin Lane side of the pool. The entire east side of the home is bricked and has off street parking on both Elgin Lane and Eaton Street.
There are two good sized bedrooms on the second floor which share a bath. The owners used the knee wall space to create additional storage. In searching my shoebox for photos I found a picture of a former owner of the house, V. Oscar Arenberg (1863-1954) who was a ship carpenter employed by William Curry and Sons shipbuilders. The listing broker told me the owners have lots of photos which show the entire renovation of this home. You can see from the above photos the pride of ownership and the attention to detail that went into this very special home.


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Japan is without a doubt one of the most developed countries in the world in every possible aspect. It’s no wonder you decided to try your luck there or you’re just going through your options. The Japanese vs. American culture phenomena is really an interesting one since Japan is highly influenced by the West. Nonetheless, the Japanese have not succumbed completely to this influence and have managed to conserve their authenticity and their unique identity. Moreover, if you are thinking about relocating to Japan in near future, you will find this information even more useful. Let’s jump right into this topic and see which culture would prevail if you had to choose between the US and Japan!
What do you prefer: the Japanese or the American way of life?
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It is going to be formal!
The thing with contrasting cultures is that you can’t escape generalizing. When you talk about a certain culture, you have to consider it as a whole. It would take ages to go through individual experiences and draw more trustworthy conclusions. So yes, generally speaking, Japanese tend to act more formally than the Americans, which you can see for instance in the field of customer service. American waiters are more likely to ask you if everything is alright if you liked the food, and such, whereas the Japanese are prone to a bit “colder” approach. Fun fact: tipping in Japan is rare and in some cases, they consider it rude. They also cherish their space and will maintain a distance when talking to you, frequently using honorifics when speaking.
Needless to say, having a coffee or a sandwich on the go is a common habit amongst the North American people. After all, fast food was invented in the United States. However, in Japan, this is a huge no-no. Eating or drinking while using the public transportation or just walking down the street is considered disrespectful in Japan. It will be quite an adventure looking for a street food vendor. It is by far one of the biggest differences between these two countries.
For Japanese, a meal is something you need to dedicate your time and attention, a little ritual that requires comfort as well. But this is not just about enjoying your food in quiet. When societal differences are this ample, sometimes it’s good to read a bit about tips on overcoming moving anxiety.
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In the Japanese capital, it is quite rare to find a trash can in public. Still, this doesn’t allow you to just get rid of the things you don’t need whenever and however you feel like. It’s not just throwing and recycling. No matter how inconvenient this may seem to a Westerner this is how Japan keeps its cities clean. Also, the Japanese are extremely environmentally conscientious so it is inconceivable for them to litter insolently.
Unlike in the United States, Japanese people are more focused on the communities. You don’t seek for pride and sense of belonging exclusively in yourself but in the groups. In the United States what counts is the personal accomplishment, a fruit of their own aspirations. To give you a precise example, a Japanese tends to work for one company their entire life because business loyalty is highly cherished. On the other hand, Americans value their careers independently from the company they work for. As a matter of fact, they will change a number of companies throughout their professional voyage in order to enrich their CVs. So Japan is all about seniority, whereas Americans value merit. This goes beyond the simple work ethics, it influences considerably the mindset of the people. This way we can understand how Japanese have the collective environmental conscience.
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The museum can be described as a wonderous place that is begging to be admired, as evidenced by the huge umbrella like structure that hovers over you as you make your way through the entrance and into the courtyard, where you will become surrounded by multiple cultural opportunities. The best place to start, however, for a first time visitor is through the right where you can find the temporary exhibits, which are sure to impress those who appreciate once in a lifetime culture exhibits. You might find yourself beholding artifacts from ancient Egypt, dynastic China or medieval Europe.
Afterwards you can continue through to the welcoming portion of the museum which is tasked with introducing visitors to the realm of anthropology and its various branches. Here, you can learn by reading and admiring fantastically assembled charts and diagrams about the 4 main branches of anthropology, which include thus far, physical, social, ethnological and linguistic. The main point is to get your curiosity juices flowing and eager to find out what else is in store, but there is a big theme that is great to keep in mind. How man evolved in respects to nature, culture and diversity.
This leads to the first big exhibit area which is focused on our oldest relatives. If you like to view links deep into the past, this is sure to be a treat. Some of the world´s oldest bones, or their replicas, can be found here and you can learn about where we are in the timeline of the world. Its actually a very humbling place that forces you as an indiviudal to realize that we all have very deep roots and have indeed come a long way. This is also a great opportunity to become famliarized with the idea of scientific categorization and how it eases understanding by trying to define clearly, the branching that has taken place in the tree of life.
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After this exhibit, you are actually encouraged to tour around and explore the rest of the museum as you wish. You can skip ahead to the stairs which will take you to the second floor which will break down modern cultures in central america by exhibiting large scale models, and tribal pieces and artifacts of all shapes, sizes and functions. However, most people find that they are just too eager to see what the Mayan and Aztec portions of the museum have to offer. After all, they were immense empires that were brought to their ends very suddenly. If there is one, or two, parts of the museum in which you´ll wish you´d of brought your camera, they are it. It´s really hard to do the stone and exquisite artifacts justice with words, but in short, they are epic. They say so much about the intelligence and devotion that the people who made them had. Another very neat thing is that these exhibits are very well designed to inform the visitor, one aspect of their culture at a time. For instance, agriculture, religion, war, etc.


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On April 6th and 7th, the Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Race & Justice at Harvard Law School is hosting a conference to mark the 150th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Dred Scott v. Sandford.
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Also, the Washington University library has digitized eighty-five documents from the Dred Scott case. The original paper documents are held by the Missouri State Archives, who have provided some interesting information on how the documents have been preserved.
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ALBANY, N.Y. -- Kenny Holmes has experienced a myriad of highs and lows in the intense spotlight of the Big Apple.
Much was expected of Holmes when the New York Giants signed the talented pass rusher as a free agent before the 2001 season.
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The reviews have been mixed, but Holmes is a survivor and he's been able to keep his head up throughout it all.
Holmes struggled with injuries and inconsistency in his first season in New York and temporarily lost his defensive end job to Frank Ferrara last year.
Holmes, however, got up off the mat and responded with a stellar stretch of play in the second half of 2002 that he believes he can carry into this season.
In the final eight games of last season, Holmes registered 31 tackles and seven sacks and delivered the sort of fearsome presence the Giants had hoped he would provide opposite superstar Michael Strahan.
Holmes is aiming even higher in 2003.
"I think I played some of the best football of my life in the second half last year," Holmes said recently, during training camp at the University at Albany. "Everything I've been through, the good and the bad, I use as a learning experience to get better. I've learned a lot the past two years and I really believe my best football hasn't been played yet."
The 29-year-old Holmes teams with Strahan, Keith Hamilton and Cornelius Griffin to give New York one of the better defensive lines in the NFL.
"There was a lot of hype on the line two years ago when I got here and the expectations are still high for us," Holmes said. "I think each one of us has something we want to prove. We have a lot of talented and special guys on this defense."
Strahan believes Holmes needed the slap in the face of losing his job to Ferrara last season.
"I think it shook him up and he responded to it," Strahan said. "Sometimes a wakeup call like that can turn things around for a guy. Kenny played real well last season and I think he's now comfortable with New York and what is expected of him."
The 6-foot-4, 265-pound Holmes was drafted by Houston (now Tennessee) 18th overall in 1997 out of the University of Miami. As a rookie, Holmes registered seven sacks and was named to several all-rookie teams. Three years later, Holmes produced career-highs of 73 tackles, eight sacks (which he equaled in 2002) and five forced fumbles.
But he was unable to duplicate that success in his first year and a half with the Giants.
Holmes now admits he was putting extra pressure on himself to live up to the considerable hype.
"I expect a lot of myself, but I think I was trying to force things instead of just playing my game," Holmes said. "I play a lot better when I'm relaxed, and that was what was happening last season down the stretch."
Hopes are once again high for Holmes and his teammates in 2003. There is once again Super Bowl talk buzzing around New York.
"They should be high," Holmes said of the lofty expectations.
"If we do our jobs and keep focused there is no reason we can't be a successful team and be able to beat anybody in this league."
Giants head coach Jim Fassel has been impressed with what he's seen from Holmes so far in camp this summer.
"Kenny's doing a nice job and he's as relaxed as I've seen since he's been here," Fassel said. "Kenny is one of those guys who plays at his best when he's loose and not trying to take on the world. We need him to play at a high level for our defense to be what it can be. I think he's ready to shine this season."


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2tor supplies software, personnel, and capital to colleges and universities to enable them to put their degree programs online. The TokBox video functionality is initially being added to the University of Southern California Master of Arts in Teaching program. 2tor has been running the program for USC since January 2009, when it was launched.
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Brandon Kuehn searches for signs of the paranormal, turning local legends into eerie art.
Outside an abandoned, purportedly haunted former mental hospital in Anoka, Brandon Kuehn spotted something unusual.
Atop one of the boarded-up old brick cottages in this rundown complex, a ratty old curtain fluttered in a window. It was a bone-chilling overcast day, and the movement in the window was as apropos as it was unnerving. Kuehn walked straight toward it, as if called to the creepiness.
Kuehn makes it his business to notice the rustle of fabric when there should be none, to hear a faint voice on an airwave, to make out a blurry shape in the background of a photograph. Such otherworldly encounters are the basis for his art.
In paintings and installations, Kuehn chronicles paranormal activity in Minnesota. Traveling around the state to sites of legend and lore, he culls inspiration from the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald on Lake Superior, from tales of a haunted train trestle in the Minnesota River Valley, and from eyewitness accounts of Sasquatch footprints on a rural road in the North Woods.
His depictions aren't literal. They can't be. Kuehn has never seen a ghost.
What he portrays are the stories of others, having never seen evidence of a haunting with his own two eyes.
A spooky figure is the subject of the oil painting “Wendigo” by Kuehn.
"I've heard that with different people, you're either sensitive or you're not, like you're tall or you're not; you're redheaded or you're not," Kuehn said. "I haven't been able to fake it."
Instead, he captures the mood he finds at these places. His works exude an eerie drama that, much like any paranormal sighting, leaves interpretation to the eye of the beholder. A white light around a figure, an oddly arranged pile of rocks, a lens flare captured in a photograph — all become the focal points in his paintings and sculptures.
Other pieces utilize ghost-hunting equipment: a field of laser beams that would dim if an invisible figure passed through it, a radio that incessantly sweeps through airwaves searching for the conversations with the other side. Those audio and visual contraptions were on display at a recent exhibition of his work at the Soap Factory in Minneapolis.
But Kuehn has never seen those laser lights flicker. He's never caught a voice on the radio that shouldn't have been there.
And the flutter in the mental hospital building?
"It's just drapes in an open window," he said as he got closer, sounding slightly deflated.
Kuehn, 40, was always fascinated by tales of ghosts, starting with one very big one, the Holy Ghost, he said.
He grew up in western Wisconsin, where he was a Catholic altar boy. "I got really into the candles and incense and the more mystical parts of a mass," he said. He also read a lot about Bigfoot and UFOs, and liked the idea that neither had been disproved.
As he struggled with depression later in life, that notion would soothe him.
"It's very comforting for me to know that there's more than this," he said. "It's what I was taught as a kid in the Catholic Church. There's all this stuff. We just have to wait and be patient."
Kuehn studied art at the University of Minnesota and earned an MFA at the Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University. His landscapes were inspired by the "uncanny," Sigmund Freud's concept of a sense of an otherworldly power, which, in a painting, could make the viewer question what he is seeing.
In 2014, Kuehn helped curate a group art show at Banfill-Locke, a Fridley gallery alleged to be haunted. He put out a call for art inspired by paranormal encounters, such as sketches of UFO sightings and sculptures of Bigfoot. There were entries from 30 states and three countries, and Kuehn was emboldened to discover there was an appetite for paranormal art.
"Up until then, if I had a big landscape, I might hide a sasquatch," he said. Now, he would put monsters front and center.
Kuehn received a 2015 Minnesota State Arts Board grant to develop a body of work that documents the state's paranormal activity. He used it to go "legend-tripping" in search of the unexplained, bringing along his ghost-hunting equipment and an open mind.
"He's like a method actor," said Chad Lewis, an author of dozens of books on the supernatural, including a volume on Pepie, the famous lake monster of the Mississippi River's Lake Pepin. "He tried to learn the paranormal, and really dived into his part for this."
Bones, rocks, and railroad spikes form “The Spook Light of Brewery Hill,” a found object sculpture by Kuehn.
Kuehn's explorations took him to Split Rock Lighthouse on Lake Superior, where he learned about the rogue "sister" waves that may have had something to do with the famed Edmund Fitzgerald shipwreck. He translated that story into paintings of three mega waves, overlaid with the freighter, split in two.
And it took him to Le Sueur, where a floating red light is said to appear along the railroad tracks, supposedly belonging to a hermit who died in nearby brewery caves. Kuehn represented the "spook light" with a sculpture of rocks from the site, lit with a red bulb.
In his studio in Anoka, a city known as "Halloween Capital of the World," Kuehn has a color-coded map with the sites he's traveled to and those he has yet to visit: "Mothman," "Wil-o-wisp," "Phantom cats."
"You can just go down the rabbit hole," he said.
In the decade that Kuehn's wife, Juli Schmidt, has known him, she's watched his interest in the paranormal evolve from a reader of Bigfoot comics to an all-out researcher into the supernatural.
While she considers herself a fan of his work, she doesn't want to know too much about what he finds.
"I can't even watch scary movies," Schmidt said. "I love his work, but the really spooky stories, I will not listen to."
The couple made a deal that Kuehn won't actively go looking for malevolent spirits, on the off chance that he might bring one home with him.
A haunting painting by Kuehn.
"He promised he won't seek that kind of energy," Schmidt said.
Minnesota seems to have an abundance of haunted locations, which Lewis chalks up to a strong local storytelling tradition. When he wrote a book on the state's hauntings more than a decade ago, he chose from 400 ghost stories, not including sea monsters, woodland creatures and alien sightings.
"You literally could investigate haunted stories every single day and never run out till the end of the time," he said, "because many of these stories are not in stone. They're progressing, morphing, moving."
Most of the people drawn to the paranormal chase never actually spot anything out of the ordinary, Lewis said.
"But there's always that moment for me, like, 'What if something happens this time?' " Lewis said. "I always equate it to a gambler thinking he's going to win the jackpot this time. There's that excitement."
The excitement fuels Kuehn's artistic endeavors. Though he still craves proof that something exists beyond the confines of this world, he's not tempting fate.
Poking around at the asylum, he came upon an entrance to one of a network of tunnels connecting the cottages. During the first half of the 20th century, the tunnels were used to transfer deceased patients to the cemetery. They're ground zero for haunted sightings.
Kuehn walked to a stone stairway that led down to a battered wooden door, its screens ripping away from the frame, its rusty handle enticingly intact. The door was slightly ajar.
Kuehn gazed at the door for a moment. "I'm not going down there," he said.
He took a photograph, and walked away.


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Published on Spiegel Online International, an essay by Erich Follath, October 16, 2013.
It isn’t just the sheer land mass and huge numbers of consumers in these three countries, which make up close to 40 percent of the world’s population. China, India and Brazil are also stunning the world with their impressive performance in many areas, including research and technology. The owner of the world’s biggest beer brewery is Brazilian billionaire Jorge Paulo Lemann, who acquired US-based Anheuser-Busch. The South American country is also considered an international leader in food research. São Paulo, together with the surrounding area, is the world’s top location for German business, with about 800 branches of German companies headquartered in the area. Brazil has literally taken off, providing a home to Embraer, the world’s third-largest aircraft manufacturer after Boeing and Airbus. And Rio de Janiero is an undisputed party capital, especially now that the city has been selected to host the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Summer Olympics.
The most expensive private residence in the world, owned by entrepreneur Mukesh Ambani, is in the Indian city of Mumbai. Anyone who drives a Jaguar or a Land Rover is driving a car made by an Indian company, now that Tata Motors has bought the traditional British automaker. India is the world’s largest producer of polyester and a leading force in renewable energy. Pune in western India is home to wind turbine maker Suzlon, which acquired Hamburg-based REpower. New Delhi is one of the world’s leading producers of computer software and space technology. Though, on a less positive note, India spends more on arms imports than any other country.
Volkswagen has been selling more cars in China than in Germany for a long time, and the company plans to open five new plants there in this year alone. Conversely, the Chinese are also investing in Germany, where they already own automotive supply companies and have purchased some of the pearls of Germany’s mid-sized companies, known as the Mittelstand. Changsha-based Sany, for example, has acquired Putzmeister, a concrete pump manufacturer based in southwestern Germany’s Swabia region. The people who assemble London taxis, which are about as quintessentially British as Bobbies or plum pudding, report to Chinese bosses, as do many workers at the port of Piraeus in Germany. It seems that nothing works anymore without the wealthy Chinese, who have accumulated the world’s largest foreign currency reserves. Beijing is also home to the world’s fastest computer.
But that’s only one side of the success story that is constantly and proudly repeated in Beijing, New Delhi and Brasilia, not to mention by international institutions. There is another truth that isn’t as pleasant: China, India and Brazil are currently being shaken by inner turmoil. In all three countries, people are taking to the streets to protest corruption, nepotism and inefficient government. At the same time, the economic recovery is flagging.
Ironically, the emerging nations have begun to see a considerable weakening of their economies in recent months, just as they pull ahead of the West. Growth rates in 2013 are expected to be about half of what they were in the boom year of 2007, declining in China from 14 to about 7.5 percent, from about 10 to 5 percent in India and from 6 to an estimated 2.5 percent in Brazil. These are still better figures than in the United States and the European Union, but they are not good enough to satisfy the rising powers’ expectations. And now that the glitter is fading, differences are also coming to light once again. The three new powers may be in agreement most of the time when it comes to opposing Western dominance and a possible dictate on CO2 emissions, but their political differences are substantial.
They couldn’t be more different when it comes to their own development models. China is a centralist, one-party dictatorship with clear elements of brute capitalism. India is a federal, chaotic democracy that is often its own worst enemy. And Brazil has a presidential governing system with a calcified party landscape. Shockingly, little has changed for hundreds of millions in the rural areas, where farmers have generally not benefited from the booming economy. But a new urban middle class has also taken shape. And, while earlier it seemed to be politically sedated by the steady rise in standard of living, priorities are shifting now that their basic economic needs have been met and the economic upturn has slowed down, at least temporarily. People are increasingly noticing societal injustice, the nepotism that enriches officials and the sharp divide between rich and poor.
Part 2: The People Demand Justice.
Politicking, a page on Russia Today RT.

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As the Brexit debacle rages on, over 1.2 Million British ex-pats currently living in Europe face an uncertain future.
When British nationals overseas are affected by a crisis, the Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) provides consular support via a technology platform known as Crisis Hub, that enables it to capture information about, and communicate with, anyone who’s affected.
The FCO cannot risk personal data about British nationals being held offshore, which would potentially make it vulnerable to other governments’ surveillance programmes or legislation, therefore UK sovereignty was paramount.

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22nd April 1986, aged 51 years.  Sadly missed, Eileen & family.
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1985 aged 56 years.  And his wife THERESE (nee HASTINGS) died 26th Dec.
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Feb. 2005.  Also her husband MARTIN died 6th May 2006.
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And his wife BRIDGET died 4th Oct. 1982.
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years.  And his wife MARGARET died 4th July 2001 aged 95 years.
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1983 aged 72 years.  His wife MARGARET died 1st Dec. 1983 aged 77 years.
58 years.  Erected by his wife Rita.
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MICHAEL CADDEN, The Quay, Westport.  19th Nov. 1983.
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MARY F. JOHNSTON died 2nd June 1983.
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mother MARY who died 23rd June 2004.
his wife JULIA (nee Walsh) who rest elsewhere.
74 years.  And her husband AUSTIN died 7th June 1998 age 90 years.
91 years.  Their daughter BRIDIE died 14th May 2008 aged 86 years.
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June 1984.  His wife IVY, died 24th Oct. 1993.
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80 years.  His daughter MARY TERESA died 1st Nov. 1987 aged 50 years.
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His son ALAN died 26th Mar. 1981.
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And her husband EDWARD died 23rd May 2000.
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1980.  And his wife DELIA, died 11th June 1985, aged 70 years.
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years.  MARY ROSE KIRKPATRICK died 1st Sep. 1980.
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Sept. 1904, died 5th Aug. 1986.
1979.  And his wife MARY died 26th Dec. 1985.
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his wife ANNIE died 18th Nov. 1989.
Their son PATRICK died 2nd Feb. 1996 aged 56 years.
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1990.  Erected by his wife KITTY and sons William and Thomas.
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her sister BRIDGET KELLY (Bea) died 5th Jan. 1994 aged 85 years.
Letterbrock, Liscarney.  Died 15th April 2000 aged 84 years.
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1979.  And his wife MAI died 20th Feb. 2002.
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1977.  And his wife RITA died 27th Dec. 1994.
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Died 19th May 1978.  And his wife DOROTHY died 24th Sept. 1976.
1995.  And his beloved wife RITA 30th March 1913 - 8th Oct. 2003.
sister BRIDIE CROWLEY died 13th Jan. 1983.
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1976.  And his wife OONA died 15th May 2008.
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1899-1977. And his wife BRIDIE 1905-2001.
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Her husband MARTIN died 15th Nov. 2001.
In loving memory of JACK TARMEY, Tubber Hill. Died 1st June 1992.
In loving memory of JOHN JOYCE, Bridge St.  Died 12th Dec. 1976.
Erected by his wife Kathleen.
CONWAY died 28th Mar. 1978.
April 1977.  And his wife KATHLEEN (nee QUINN) died 11th Oct. 1994.
Mar. 1987.  Erected by Margaret Sutherland.
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1977.  Erected by his nephew Matt.
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June 1978 aged 45 years.
their daughter THERESE died 2nd March 1953 aged 5 years.
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Feb. 1985 aged 70 years.  Her husband PATRICK died 25th Feb. 1990.
her husband JOHN died 22nd Dec. 1990.
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died 30th May 1992 aged 79 years.
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1978.  And her husband JOSEPH died 22nd Dec. 1982.
April 1976.  His wife CATHERINE died 26th April 1987.
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Nature and traditions blend harmoniously in and around San Vigilio-San Martin. This superlative holiday region harbours many spectacular natural treasures, the diversity of which is unique in the world. Visitors can look forward to discovering the Fanes-Senes-Braies and Puez-Odle nature parks, which are UNESCO World Heritage sites, in addition to the Rieserferner-Ahrn nature park. The traditional Ladin culture of this region, which is particularly evident in San Vigilio in the heart of the Ladin Dolomites, is equally as compelling and unique.
Rugged peaks towering into the blue sky above, green meadows covered in a sea of colourful flowers, mountain lakes with crystal clear waters and impressive waterfalls characterise the landscape here, which is also the ideal habitat for rare animals such as golden eagles, ibex, marmots and chamois. This environment of pristine, picturesque natural landscapes is also perfect for those who want to be active during their holiday. Here there are unforgettable experiences for visitors of all ages including adrenaline rushes for the bold and relaxation for those keen on escaping the daily hustle and bustle of the cities. Culture enthusiasts will also find much to explore. The six small villages, situated in a side valley of the Val Badia valley, protect the oldest and most authentic Ladin traditions, which originated about 2,000 years ago when Roman and Rhaetian culture merged. Since that time, the Ladin language and culture have been an integral part of the lives of local people. Food is one tradition that can be experienced here by sampling typical dishes. Menu items at the local restaurants may seem strange to you at first, but we encourage you to give “Crafuns” a try as you expand your culinary horizons.
In summertime, nature plays a starring role in San Vigilio. For instance, choose between a peaceful stroll suitable for everyone or perhaps a more demanding hiking tour. Familiarise yourself with the mountains from the saddle of a mountain bike or even a horse and enjoy the beautiful nature that surrounds you. The Fanes-Senes-Braies nature park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is home to many fascinating natural treasures. With a little luck, you might spot marmots or golden eagles here. And that's not all! Stroll along the fable trail (Sagenweg) with your children and find out for yourselves if the beautiful princess Dolasilla succeeded in defeating the evil sorcerer.
Whilst on family holiday in San Vigilio, let yourself be charmed by the stunning nature all around you. Take your children with you and set out along scenic hiking trails in the UNESCO Fanes-Senes-Braies nature park. Children can pick buttercups and decorate mama’s hair or explore the trees in the woods. There is so much to experience here! As junior "Dolomiti Rangers," kids can visit the animals of the forest. But don’t be confused if you suddenly feel as if you are at the seaside because San Vigilio even has its own small beach!
San Vigilio and its surroundings are a veritable open-air museum. Special guided tours are a great way to extensively explore the area. Along the way, discover the Ladin culture and traditions at the Museum Ladin or visit historic country houses and farms that have been preserved in their original states for generations. You can also visit the monument of Katharina Lanz, who became a symbol of Tyrol’s struggle against French rule. Meanwhile, in the Mühlenmuseum, you can explore the workings of the old mills, which were formerly used for processing grains and wool.
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Right about now, you may be asking yourself "what exactly is a trigger factor?" A trigger factor is a phrase that is used to describe the onset on an eczema outbreak. Something gives you the uncontrollable urge to itch your skin, which results in a red rash. If scratched more, that rash can turn into an oozing blister-like sore or a rough, flaky patch of skin.
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