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2012 Formula 1 racing TV schedule

The 2012 Formula 1 racing series gets underway early Sunday, March 18, at 1:30am ET with the Australian Grand Prix from Albert Park Circuit. SPEED Channel and FOX air live and same-day taped coverage of all 20 F1 races in 2012:

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2012 Formula 1 Racing TV Schedule
(All times Eastern. All races live unless otherwise indicated. Schedule subject to change.)
March 18 — Australian Grand Prix, Albert Park Circuit, 1:30am (early Sunday), SPEED
March 25 — Malaysian Grand Prix, Sepang International Circuit, 3:30am (early Sunday), SPEED
April 15 — Chinese Grand Prix, Shanghai International Circuit, 2:30am (early Sunday), SPEED
April 22 — Bahrain Grand Prix, Bahrain International Racing Circuit, 7:30am, SPEED
May 13 — Spanish Grand Prix, Circuit de Catalunya, 7:30am, SPEED
May 27 — Monaco Grand Prix, Circuit de Monaco, 7:30am, SPEED
June 10 — Canadian Grand Prix, Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, 2pm, FOX
June 24 — European Grand Prix, Valencia Circuit, TBA (same-day tape) FOX
July 8 — British Grand Prix, Silverstone Circuit, TBA (same-day tape) FOX
July 22 — German Grand Prix, Hockenheimring, TBA (same-day tape) FOX
July 29 — Hungarian Grand Prix, Hungaroring, 7:30am, SPEED
Sept. 2 — Belgian Grand Prix, Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, 7:30am, SPEED
Sept. 9 — Italian Grand Prix, Autodromo Nazionale di Monza, 7:30am, SPEED
Sept. 23 — Singapore Grand Prix, Streets of Marina Bay, 7:30am, SPEED
Oct. 7 — Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka International Racing Course, 2am (early Sunday), SPEED
Oct. 14 — Korean Grand Prix, Korean International Circuit, 1:30am (early Sunday), SPEED
Oct. 28 — Indian Grand Prix, Buddh International Circuit, 5am (early Sunday), SPEED
Nov. 4 — Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Yas Marina Circuit, 7:30am, SPEED
Nov. 18 — United States Grand Prix, Circuit of the Americas, 1:30pm, SPEED
Nov. 25 — Brazilian Grand Prix, Autodromo Carlos Pace, 10:30am, SPEED

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I’ve been watching a number of amusing videos that have been showing up on YouTube of late and, as a bit of an exercise nut, I have posted a couple of funny ones to my Exercise blog [1,2]. Last night, while helping my friend Mark Jensen do some stopped-motion photography while he was painting a sign, I happened upon the process by which these types of movies are made. It’s possible to make them using XtraNormal. Since it is possible to make the first one for free…I had enough credits at least to do what I wanted to do…

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    Male and Female Jews, "half-breeds"

    Express letter by the Reich Minister' of the Interior on the collection of mentally ill Jews to be transported to the Giessen mental hospital, 30th August 1940

    The Jewish people in Sanatoriums and Nursing Homes were considered to be "of minor racial value" and "hereditarily diseased". Approximately 1,000 Jewish inmates of the institution were already killed under the "T-4 Operation". In summer 1940, the government of the Reich decided to. kill the remaining Jewish inmates of the institution collectively - without the superficial expertise granted to other "euthanasia" victims. The Jewish patients were brought together to "collecting institutions" (in Hesse: Giessen and Heppenheim) and then transferred after a short time to an unknown destination. Officially, the authorities indicated the Reich institution Cholm near by Lublin, however, at that time, the institution whose Polish patients had been shot in January 1940, no longer existed. We know, however, that some of the Jewish patients were gassed in the killing institution of Brandenburg.

    Giessen mental hospital, 1936

    On 25th September 1940, 106 Jewish inmates originating from the North-Hessian institutions were transferred to the "collecting institution" of Giessen, from where they went on to be transferred, together with 20 male and female patients of this institution, on 1st October 1940. The Giessen mental hospital, opened in 1911, cared for almost 500 male and female patients. In the forties, the institution included, among other things, a "neurological and psychiatric observing-station" of the SS.

    News regarding the transfer of the daughter Franziska "Sara" M. from Merxhausen to Giessen, 25th September 1940

    Addressee "moved to unknown location".

    transfer notice

    transfer notice

    Reception book of the Giessen mental hospital, September 1940

    Greater Hesse Lunatic Asylum Heppenheim, no date

    The Heppenheim mental hospital was the second Hessian collecting institution for Jewish patients. In addition to the inmates from Hessian institutions (especially from the Philippshospital near Goddelau) Jewish people from Baden were also collected here, on the 1st February 1941. All Jewish patients were called by the "Gemeinnützige Transportgesellschaft" on 4th February 1941. The institution founded in the year 1866, was completely emptied of patients in the following months (most of them were transferred to "interim institutions'); the institution was then used as a "reserve war hospital, department prisoners of war" pursuant to an agreement between the state government in Darmstadt and the army administration. In 1943, an "alternate hospital was added to the institution.

    Note regarding the death of the sister Una "Sara" H. in the lunatic asylum Chelm from cerebra-spinal meningitis and request to send the personal clothes, 10th April 1941

    In February 1941,a total of 79 Jewish patients were transported from the Philippshospital. Place and way of their killing are unknown.

    Establishment of an educational home for half-breeds in Hadamar in the year 1943, 24th June 1945

    In May 1943, on order of the Reich Minister of the Interior, an "educational home for Jewish cross-breeds of first degree" was established in the Hadamar mental hospital. Until 1944, children from "half-breeds" under age from the whole Reich were taken to this "educational home", for whom a public welfare education had been decreed. "Neglect" of these children had often been a consequence of the Jew-baiting that had taken a parent away from them. In the beginning, Hadamar had an own children's ward, since August 1943, the boys and girls stayed in the general wards of the hospital. Until their assassination, the children were given lessons by Alfons Klein, head of the mental hospital. 34 from 39 children were murdered in Hadamar; five were released or transferred.

    IV 24
    The sons were killed: The Heinemann brothers
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Despite a solid 3-1 thrashing of Brazilian club Santos last week to open Red Bull Arena, the question still remained about which New York team would show up in Saturday’s season opener.

The Red Bulls’ 1-0 win over Chicago answered those questions at least for one night, thanks to a brilliant strike from Joel Lindpere that gave the hosts a feel-good opening win over their Eastern Conference rivals in front of a raucous crowd at the new stadium’s official MLS debut.

Lindpere’s goal in the 40th minute was his second in as many weeks in his first season with the club, tacked on to a tally in the club’s 3-1 win over Brazilian side Santos in Red Bull Arena’s exhibition opener on March 20. The Estonian import one-timed a bouncing ball off the head of Juan Pablo Angel and past Fire rookie goalkeeper Andrew Dykstra, and it held up behind goalkeeper Buona Condoul and the Red Bulls’ defensive line.

Hans Backe won the battle over Carlos de los Cobos in the battle of coaching newcomers, but it didn’t come easily. Brian McBride skipped a bicycle kick off the post in the 20th minute, and Patrick Nyarko missed a golden chance in the 83rd minute when he missed a shot wide of the post from the top of the box with Condoul well out of goal.

Coundoul made the save of the night midway through the second half on a direct kick from Fire defender Mike Banner. The Chicago youngster curled a left-footed strike over the wall and off the hands of the lunging hands of Coundoul, who impressed a boisterous Red Bull Arena for the second consecutive week.

New York picked up its fourth consecutive win in a home opener.

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Taking a voyage to Narnia Ever been out to sea? Or do you just like to watch TV all the time? Read the book Voyage of the Dawn Treader by C.S. Lewis and find out how it feels to be on a boat instead of being a lazy person. Voyage of the Dawn Treader is about three kids named Lucy, Edmund and Eustace, their annoying cousin. They came back to a magical place called Narnia to help a friend in need. This is the third book in a series called the Chronicles of Narnia. Lucy, Edmund and Eustace somehow get sucked into a painting of a ship and land in the waters of Narnia. They find their great friend King Caspian on the boat. That was the first boat to sail in Narnia for centuries. I hadn’t been on a boat in nine years, so I know how they must have felt. As soon as the kids are on board, Caspian asks them to help him find the seven lords of Narnia. Soon they travel to Aslan’s country instead. My family also used a boat to travel from country to continent. My favorite part of the book is the beginning, when Lucy, Edmund and Eustace are sucked into the painting. All three were amazed they were in the ocean. Then Caspian rescues the three and Eustace is whining like a baby. In my opinion, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is a great book to read. If you like action, you will love all the chronicles of Narnia. You won’t be able to stop until you’ve read all seven of C.S. Lewis’s books about Narnia. Martin Guerrero, 11, Chicago

Race the rapids in Canyons Canyons, which is now my favorite book, was written by Will Hobbs. Hobbs adds similes, metaphors and imagery to the story, which makes it very interesting and fun to read. It all starts when Jessie, a young girl, gets sent to Discovery Unlimited. There, she meets new friends who understand her. Al, the director of Discovery Unlimited, takes the group on a trip to the canyons in Colorado where they learn to white water raft. When they decide to ditch Al and take the biggest white water rafting experience of a lifetime, Jessie, Troy, Adam, Star and others risk their lives to conquer something they never imagined. Will they get caught? I can’t tell, but you can find out. Hobbs does a wonderful job expressing the feeling of the white canyon water waves splashing on you while reading. I would recommend this book to any one ready to take on the canyons. Talia Delpino, 13, Stickney

Sequel better than the original In 2001, Harmonix released a sleeper hit, Frequency. Frequency was a game where you put together different tracks of music by playing the game, and was given good reviews by the critics. However, the game alienated people with its electronica/techno music. The sequel to this game, Amplitude, improves on that, making for a game even better than the original. The premise of Amplitude is the same as Frequency: to put together music tracks by successfully playing the game. Unlike Frequency, Amplitude features a star-studded music cast, with artists such as David Bowie, blink-182, Weezer, Pink, Garbage and Run-DMC, to comprise an excellent soundtrack to the game. When you start playing a song, you’re given control of a three-pronged ship, which glides along a colorful track. There are several parts to the track (representing drums, bass, guitar, synthesizer and vocals), with nodes on each part of the track. By corresponding the buttons on the controller to the nodes, you will unlock a certain part of the song. The object of the game is to unlock the parts simultaneously, so you can hear the entire song put together (and thus, get a higher score). It’s a fresh idea, tying in popular music with simple, yet addictive, game playing. The graphics aren’t stellar, but it doesn’t really matter. I enjoyed Amplitude because it’s fun yet challenging. Hearing one of your favorite songs while enjoying a game is great, and the way the game fuses everything together works well. Amplitude is a one-of-a-kind game. It has endless replay value, so you can play it for a long time. I recommend this game to anyone who is looking for something new and exciting, and doesn’t have a problem with restarting many times in frustration. Jeremy Gordon, 14, Chicago Make your own fun at art museum I’d like to tell you about the Hands On Children’s Art Museum at 1800 W. 103rd St., Chicago. It was really fun. Instead of looking at art, we made art. They had a room with a pottery wheel. I made a pot and my 6-year-old sister made two. They also had a room with a lot of art supplies. It had paper, buttons, paper towel rolls and tons of other things. I made two pictures: a car, a doll’s skirt and an Easter decoration. At the other side of the room there were painting supplies, brushes and all kinds of paints. There were two other rooms. One had computers, a huge weaving loom and a basket of scraps. The last room had a library and castle for younger kids to dress up. My family spent about four hours making art. It was a bargain at only $5 per person. For more information, call (773) 233-9933 or visit Corinne Madsen, 8, Downers Grove

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From the archive: A mother's heartbreak

In the front window of a modest brick two-flat on Chicago's West Side hangs a handmade sign with fading pictures of a smiling 15-year-old Yasmin Acree that says "we miss u."

The honor student and kind of girl who made her bed every morning and hung out at the YMCA disappeared overnight on Jan. 16, 2008.

On Oct. 25, if still alive, she will be 17. Her tiny basement bedroom is kept as it was. Dozens of stuffed animals perch at the head of her bed, and her clothes are folded neatly in their drawers, although Rose Starnes, the aunt who adopted Yasmin, knows she won't fit into them when, or if, she comes home.

Nobody has heard from Yasmin, and police are aggressively investigating her disappearance. But it wasn't that way initially, family members allege, and police now admit.

"I think they saw this house, this neighborhood and our color and race," says Starnes, who is African-American, as is Yasmin. "When black girls disappear, for some reason, they think she ran away with a boy and will come home."

Starnes says she frantically told responding officers that, "It was plum out of [Yasmin's] character to run away" and that doors leading from the basement to the alleyway had been forced, and a lock was cut off with bolt cutters.

"They didn't even look at the door or go downstairs to her room," Starnes says. During that time, the family and several local pastors tried to publicize the disappearance, prompting police to return to look for fingerprints and evidence, including the lock, she says.

In a rare concession, police admitted in a letter this year that the situation was mishandled.

"All available evidence was evaluated and it has been determined that misconduct on the part of the Department member(s) has been proven," wrote Juan Rivera, chief of the Internal Affairs Division. The letter to Starnes was in response to a formal complaint she had filed in July 2008 about the initial investigation.

Chicago police spokesman Roderick Drew said officers should have taken the lock. Detectives returned the next day to retrieve it, and the mistake did not impede the investigation, he said.

No procedures for such cases have changed, Roderick added. A disappearance is classified as a missing-person case, not a runaway, if it's a youth, he said.

But Starnes says the first officers suggested Yasmin might have stayed late after school to attend an athletic event, even driving to the school to check. Then, she says, they seemed to focus on the idea she had run off.

By federal law, authorities are required to take an initial report on a missing child and enter it into the FBI national crime database, said Ernie Allen, president of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. In 75 percent of cases involving an abduction homicide, children are killed in the first three hours, he said, so time is of the essence.

"If the child didn't run away, you could be signing a death warrant," Allen said. "You have to move quickly.

"We train law enforcement to not pursue the obvious. The challenge is not to assume it's a runaway to the exclusion of anything else."

Yet, he said, thousands of children run away and come back, making it very difficult to differentiate between what's voluntary and what's foul play.

When Starnes speaks about Yasmin, whom she adopted after the girl's mother died, she switches frequently from present to past tense, as her hopes rise and fall that Yasmin is still alive.

"Yasmin was a girl who loved fun, she loved reading and she loved being busy," Starnes says. She would curl up on the living room sofa, read paperback novels like other people eat popcorn -- one after another until she finished her own books and started in on Starnes'.

"She would be bugging me to hurry up and finish whatever I would be reading," Starnes says. "To not know where this child is -- whether she is dead or alive," Starnes' voice trails off. "This is the worst thing in life I've ever dealt with."

The stress has worsened her kidney problems and raised her blood pressure. There are days, Starnes says, that she lies crying in bed, unable to get up.

"I think all kinds of crazy things," she says. "Deep down, I believe she is still alive. But I wonder."

Starnes was visiting a daughter who lived in Elgin the night Yasmin disappeared. Yasmin was in the house with Starnes' sometime-boyfriend, who rented a room. She had spent the evening at the YMCA and was dropped off at home a little after 8 p.m. by her mentor.

The only time Yasmin took public transportation, Starnes says, was to school, where she was a freshman at the newly created Austin Polytechnical Academy. And even then, Starnes says she sometimes rode the bus behind her, making sure to keep out of sight so Yasmin wouldn't know.

"People would tell me I was too overprotective," she says, "but to me, Yasmin was a little girl."

On that Jan. 15, when Yasmin seemed to be even 15 minutes late coming home from school, Starnes went down to check her room and saw the bed was unmade.

"That was how I knew something was the matter," she says.

Now, Starnes is in weekly contact with detectives who update her on the case. Police Sgt. Chris Maniates of the Grand Central Area Special Victims unit, said the department has spent thousands of hours and has traveled to several other states, including Wisconsin, Kentucky and Indiana in the search of the missing teen. "We are leaving no stone unturned," he said.

Drew emphasized the importance. "The investigation continues, as it has since detectives took over the case," he said. "It is and remains the top-priority case for Area 5 detectives, which makes it one of the top cases for the entire Police Department." But a meeting in September for family with Police Supt. Jody Weis and top department officials was unsatisfying, said Rev. Ira Acree, Yasmin's cousin and the pastor of Greater St. John Bible Church, who attended the session.

"The detectives have to play the hand they were dealt," he said, "and they weren't dealt a very good hand, because evidence was compromised and the lock was not confiscated."

Relatives have urged police to cast a wide net, including to talk to a man the family knows who was charged in May with aggravated criminal sexual assault, aggravated kidnapping and attempted first-degree murder. Allen believes that Yasmin might be one of the 115 or so children a year who are abducted by strangers and are murdered, ransomed or taken with the intent to keep. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children has a Web page dedicated to Yasmin and tries to keep up the visibility of her case and others.

"Someone has seen something. Someone knows something," he said.

At Austin Polytechnical Academy, a poster of Yasmin hangs near the school entrance.

"Yasmin's disappearance was devastating," said Gwyn Kram, one of Yasmin's favorite teachers. "She was a very, very happy young girl, always laughing, smiling, joking. She was very playful and would talk to me about life, her future and what she wanted to do."

In fact, she sometimes was such a chatterbox that teachers practically had to push her out of the hallways so she would get to class on time, Kram said.

"She's really a good kid," said Principal William Gerstein. "She was a friendly, smart kid, who always said hello."

Gerstein and Kram talked about how upset classmates at the 125-student school were over Yasmin's disappearance. After the family requested his help, Gerstein sent students out to post fliers and posters. They also recall the rumors from students: that Yasmin had run away, that she had been kidnapped, that she had been seen on this or that corner, which ended up misleading police.

"The students wanted to believe that they saw her," Kram said. "They were confused and scared and worried."

Torian Hughes, a classmate of Yasmin's, called her "one of the upright kids." People were drawn to her, he said, because she made everyone laugh.

"Yasmin was the spirit of the school, Torian said. "And when she disappeared, the spirit went out of us."

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Local Sports Roundup: Pleasant Valley High boys drop tourney opener

Tyler Collier scored nine points, but the Pleasant Valley High boys basketball team fell 58-36 to Golden Valley in the Red Bluff Holiday Classic tournament in the late game Thursday night.

Javonne McClellan added eight points for the Vikings (5-5), who will play host Red Bluff at 2:30 p.m. today in a consolation semifinal. Those two teams played in the season opener on Dec. 3, also in Red Bluff. The Spartans won that game, 50-45.

Natomas 74, Chico 67

Angel Roldan scored 16 points, but the Panthers fell at the Davis tournament.

Clayton Welch scored 14 points and Sterling Winter and Devin Bauer both had 10 points for Chico (4-3), which will continue tournament play at 5:30 p.m. today.

Hoopa 50, Corning 42

Nick Hoag scored 18 points, but the Cardinals dropped their first game of the season in the Colusa tournament.

Michael Shoemaker added 14 points for Corning (8-1).

Colfax 58, Pleasant Valley 53

The Vikings led 40-37 after three quarters, but Colfax rallied for the victory in the Del Oro tournament.

McKena Barker scored 14 points and Natalie Makel had nine for Pleasant Valley (5-3), which plays at 5:30 p.m. today against Woodcreek in a consolation semifinal.

Hamilton 49, Colusa 48

Nicole Gordon led the way with 26 points as the Braves won in their own tournament.

Kendra Gordon had six points, 12 assists and four steals for Hamilton (4-3).

Durham 54, Yreka 39

Summer Vercruyssen scored 21 points, pulled in 18 rebounds and had six steals to lead Durham to a win.

Ashley Job scored six points and had nine rebounds for the Trojans (8-0).

Oroville 3, Paradise 1

Pa Yang, Simon Her and Anthony Thao all scored goals to lead the Tigers over Paradise.

Thao and Pang Chue both had assists and goalie Zac LaPlant recorded three saves in the win for Oroville (7-2-1).

Willows 11, Anderson 0

Fernando Cervantes scored a pair of goals to lead Willows to a high-scoring victory.

Daniel Macias, Isidro Garcia, Cesar Hernandez, Giovanni Guttierez, Alfonzo Martinez, Miguel Franco, Raudel Ruiz, Gilberto Madrgial and Miguel Hernandez all scored goals as well for the Honkers (4-1-2).

Franco had a pair of assists and Macias, Cervantes, Cesar Hernandez, Ruiz and Luis Dominguez all added one each.

Goalies Alexis Zepeda and Josue Valenzuela had a combined seven saves in the shutout.

Chico 2, Orland 0

Sophia Leiker and Izzie Chinchay both scored goals as the Panthers (8-0, 2-0 Eastern Athletic League) picked up a win.

Chico keeper Rachelle Marlett had three saves in the shutout

Goalie Clarisa Equivel made 10 saves in the loss for Orland (5-2-1).

Paradise 3, Oroville 0

Goalie Bekah Qualls-Neal had 22 saves, but Oroville fell to Paradise.

Coach Steve Wolf credited Sunshine Yang for her strong defensive play and Emily Cagnacci for physical play at midfield for the Tigers (1-4-1, 0-3 Eastern Athletic League).

Butte 85, San Mateo 82, OT

Jaysheana Williams scored 30 points and the Roadrunners (4-6) won in overtime in the opener of the Tom Martinez Women's Basketball Invitation.


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Because of a delay in getting work done on Northwest 80th Street near Chiefland, the Levy County Commission has switched the No. 1 and No. 2 projects on its road paving list.

Administrative Road Superintendent Bruce Greenlee said the county, which has maintained Northwest 80th Street for more than seven years said his department has learned the county does not have a record for the county's right-of-way. As a result the start of the project, which is No. 1 on the county's paving priority list, will be delayed to get all the necessary paperwork done.

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China Hotels Beijing Hotels Home Inn (Beijing Yayuncun)

Home Inn (Beijing Yayuncun)

  • Location:
  • Address:No.52 A Anli Road,Chaoyang Distrcit,Beijing
  • Tel:010-84802999 (Book this hotel, call 800-2682918)
  • Hotel Name in Chinese:如家快捷酒店（北京亚运村店）
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Opened for business in 2008, the Home Inn Beijing Yayuncun is located in Chaoyang District. There are numerous attractions near the hotel, including the Beichen Shopping Mall, the Olympic Sports Center and Tiananmen Square. This branch of China’s popular Home Inn chain is 24 kilometers from Beijing Capital International Airport.

The Home Inn Beijing Yayuncun boasts 140 guest rooms that are separated into three price ranges: standard, king-size and business-king. Room amenities include slippers, 24-hour hot water, private shower rooms and central air conditioning. Guests also receive complimentary toiletries and broadband Internet access during their time at the hotel.

The second floor of the Home Inn Bejing Yayuncun holds a traditional Chinese restaurant. The restaurant offers room service and is open for breakfast and dinner. Other facilities at the hotel include a fully equipped business center, a conference room, a laundry area and a free parking lot.

Beijing Railway Station is 13 kilometers from the hotel.

Travel information is available at the front desk.

Guest rooms are equipped with writing desks and direct-dial telephones.

There are several public transportation options within walking distance of the hotel.

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Dining Facilities: Chinese Restaurant

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Yunnan Ethnic Village

This theme park displays the colorful folklore and architecture of 25 ethnic groups residing in Yunnan Province. The theme park offers shows and performances, folklore and wax museums, as well as replica buildings found in the villages of each ethnic group.

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The Yunnan Nationalities Village is located at a narrow peninsula at the north shore of Dian Lake. Villages of over 25 minorities including the Yi, Dai, Miao, Jingpo, Wa, Hani, Naxi, Dulong and others have been built here. Through various displays and re-creations of the original villages, the Yunnan Ethnic Village displays the diverse local ethnic culture. Villages of different styles are well arranged and show visitors their unique charm. Displaying a variety of buildings, lifestyles, and religious beliefs in the region, the village is a microcosm of Yunnan's colorful and diverse ethnic culture.

Visitors can enjoy not only a variety of architectural arts, clothing, and remarkable customs, but also live presentations of cultural songs and dance. Trying the fantastic food and purchasing some lovely souvenirs to bring home also provide a memorable experience. Traditional festivals of the ethnic groups are held here including, but not limited to, the Sanyuejie Festival of the Bai people, the Splashing Water festival of the Dai, the Torch Festival of the Yi, and the Three Flowers festival of the Naxi people.

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The ethnic singing, dancing, and folk performances are held from 9:00 to 17:00, mainly in the Dancing Hall and Tuanjie Square. The Asian Elephants performances are especially recommended.


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the Li River

Shanghai, Beijing and Li River Tour

Suggested Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival Day

Arrive in Shanghai, the Paris of the east. Your guide will greet you in arrivals, your private car and driver are ready and waiting to take you to your selected hotel.

Day 2: Quintessential Shanghai
Shanghai the Bund

All perspectives of Shanghai, from quintessential gardens, charming historic builds and lanes, to the waterfront promenade and colonial era of The Bund. Enjoy an authentic Chinese lunch, order some dishes with the help of your guide. Today is topped off in style, a birds-eye view from the Oriental Pearl TV Tower.
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China Highlights do not visit tourist restaurants but carefully select authentic local restaurants known for their particular forte. Our guides are on hand to help you order, selecting dishes to your tastes.

Day 3: Venice of the East (Flying to Guilin later)
zhouzhuang ancient water town

Completing your Shanghai tour, we’ll take a relaxing boat trip in Zhou Zhuang, and ancient historic water town, known as the “Venice of the East”. Charming old style builds surround by rivers and lakes, connected by stone bridges and punted boats. The late afternoon we’ll transfer you to the airport, escorting you right to the security gate and ensuring your make the Guilin flight in good time.

Day 4: Guilin, The beautiful face of China
Guilin Reed Flute Cave

Our company was founded in Guilin, and its home to our head office. If anyone knows Guilin its China Highlights. We’ve guided US presidents to world VIP’s around Guilin and we’re sure to have something that will interest you. The classic sights of Guilin present themselves like a Chinese painting. Reed Flute Cave, Elephant Trunk Hill. We’ll introduce you to an interesting local restaurant, blending eastern and western cooking.
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Why not learn some tea culture? – At Reed Flute Cave our guide can introduce you to a beautiful teashop that we have worked with to create a wonderful cultural experience. You don’t just get to try the different flavors but learn about the rich culture that surrounds the tea ceremony.

Day 5: Guilin to Yangshuo (Li River Cruise)
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The Li River cruise from Guilin to Yangshuo is a highlight of this tour. Venture up to the viewing deck and marvel at the karst peeks, bamboo groves and villages that seem to nest into the banks. Look out for water buffalo, cormorant fishermen and bamboo rafts.
The late afternoon is yours to explore and unwind in this world village.
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The cruise takes around 4 hours and a lunch is served on the boat. The boats are long shall hull boats holding about 140 passengers. The water level and flow can affect the cruise duration for safety and practical reasons.

Day 6: Yangshuo (Flying to Beijing later)
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We’ll guide you out into the countryside, by bike, e-cart or even an electric scooter, you decide! Ride through the fields, see local villages and meet some local farmers.
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Lovely crafted tours and expert guides mean you will get to see areas of China most tourists don’t touch. We are confident our guides are the best. Our company has guided Bill Gates, the Clintons and world VIP’s in the Guilin area.
You not only pass famous mountains and beautiful scenery but your guide will stop halfway to visit a charming local family, with generations of history in the village. Learn about life in Guangxi province.
In the afternoon your guide will transfer you to the airport to fly to Beijing. Our Beijing guide will be at the airport to greet you on arrival.

Day 7: Beijing
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The center point of a Beijing is Tiananmen Square, today your tour starts here. The size and complex history around the square seems daunting, at least until one enters the neighboring Forbidden City. In the years before the price to entry was death, a little cheaper now. The scale and number of courtyards and rooms keep coming, like a maze surrounded in rich symbolic meaning. Your guide will explain all, answering any questions you have.
After lunch dive into the hutongs. The hutongs are lanes and courtyard houses from a bygone era. We’ll visit the Xicheng district.

Day 8: Beijing
the great wall at mutianyu

Start today among locals, in south central Beijing. Capture the culture through your lens and absorb the atmosphere as you walk through the gardens on the way to the Temple of Heaven.
The Mutianyu section is the top rated section on TripAdvisor. Less crowded and fantastic views.

Day 9: Beijing Departure

Your adventure draws to an end, but your guide, drive and car will transfer you to Beijing’s international airport, ensuring you get to the correct terminal and security gate.

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Guilin Family Holiday

4-Day, Guilin, Yangshuo, Private Tour (CT-GL-13)

Guilin Family Holiday
Guilin Family Holiday

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Have fun with your family in Guilin and Yangshuo! Adventure into a big cave, take a bamboo rafting down the Li River and learn some Kungfu in Yangshuo. Best travel time is Summer to Autumn.

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Want to make some changes on this itinerary? Just tell us your dates, your interests and your way. We can tailor-make a trip for you.

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Day by Day Tour Itinerary

Day 1

Guilin Arrival (Flight not Included)

Destinations & activities: Airport pick up and transfer to hotel

Flying into Guilin, your family will expect for a scenic journey in the following days. Your Guilin tour guide will escort your family to hotel for check-in. Free time to relax.

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  • Guilin is a gateway for flights from some South Asia countries and it's also easy to reach from Shanghai, Beijing, Xi'an, Chengdu or Hong Kong. No inbound flights included in this itinerary, however, you can request us for flight booking by a click.
  • The hotels that are used in this Guilin tour package have joined rooms or family rooms. If you have other preferances, please let us know.
  • In-car seats for children and baby strollers are also available. Please require for one if you are traveling with children under 5.
  • Meals: None

    Day 2

    Guilin Family Holiday

    Destinations & activities: Seven Star Park, Elephant Trunk Hill, Reed Flute Cave and a pearl museum

    After breakfast, your Guilin tour guide will pick you up and take you to meet the cute pandas at Seven Star Park. Later, you and your kids will see Guilin's city icon: Elephant Trunk Hill.

    After lunch, adventure into the fascinating Reed Flute Cave. A stop at a pearl museum will end up today's tour.

    - Smart Tips:

  • It is quite slippery inside the Reed Flute Cave, please be careful and bring a flashlight if possible.
  • There are some monkeys in Seven Star Park, please bring out any food or drink or they will encroach upon you.
  • Meals: Breakfast and Chinese Lunch

    Day 3

    Guilin to Yangshuo

    Guilin Family Holiday

    Destinations & activities: Land transfer to Yangshuo, cycling trip in Yangshuo, local family visit and bamboo rafting

    After breakfast, we will drive for 2 hours to Yangshuo, a lovely town noted for splendid landscape and voted as a kids-friendly destination for family travel. Check in upon arrival.

    Gear up and we will set off for a cycling trip in the countryside. Today your kids will have a fun play date with local kids during a local family visit. Have lunch and take a short break.

    Li River, one of the most beautiful rivers on CNN, will bring your family an amazing experience by bamboo rafting. The rest of today will be free at leisure.

    - Smart Tips:

  • During spring and autumn, it will be a bit cold while rafting along the river despite the sunny weather. Please have an overcoat and cap with you.
  • Bamboo rafting will last for about an hour, from Xingping to Yangdi. Compared to the 4-hour cruise, it's shorter and easier to keep your kids entertained along the way. Please request for the cruise if you need.
  • For night, go check out the West Street. Using a stroller for babies is a good way to go. And please keep an eye on your belongings and kids.
  • Meals: Breakfast and Chinese Lunch

    Day 4

    Yangshuo to Guilin, Guilin Departure (Flight not Included)

    Guilin Family Holiday

    Destinations & activities: Kungfu Class at a Tai Chi school, free time in Yangshuo and airport transfer

    Waking up with bird twittering, today your kids will realize their Kungfu dreams by a fun Kungfu Class.

    Have lunch and some free time before transfer to the airport in Guilin. Your Guilin family holiday has perfect ending here.

    - Smart Tips:

  • We would recommend kids above 5 attend the Kungfu Class, which is usually arranged in a local park or at a school yard.
  • Kungfu Class can be changed or extra added to Cooking Class or Chinese Calligraphy Class (with different fees), based on your interests.
  • Meals: Breakfast and Chinese Lunch

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    • Private English-speaking guide and driver.
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    • China Life Tourist Accident/Casualty Insurance.
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    • China Entry Visa Fees.
    • Excess Baggage Charges.
    • Personal Expenses.
    • Any meals that are not mentioned in the tour itinerary.
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    • Price is subject to change based on exchange rate.
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Welcome to Chocca Mocca

Chocca Mocca is a small, unassuming gathering of fine chocolate aficionados who work tirelessly to create an exciting portfolio of sumptuous fruits and nuts smothered in top-notch chocolate.

We offer a fitting finishing school for those fruits and nuts who desire a little freedom to express their more sophisticated side, providing them all not only with swish, classy looking packaging to reside in, but countless opportunities to travel far and wide and make their presence felt in the finest fine chocolate emporiums in the land (or abroad), be they discerning delis, food halls, farm shops, duty-free outlets, prestigious department stores and particularly well-to-do hampers.


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Rhino's reissue of Hüsker Dü's shattering first studio album includes a couple of rare singles, making it a must-have for the band's fans, as well as anyone interested in hardcore punk rock. Anyone unfamiliar with Hüsker Dü's early work should brace themselves for a breakneck force like no other. Not for the faint of heart.
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E’lite Peds GI Conference

East Crescent Rd Palm, Dubai

Asim Maqbool, MD, pediatric gastroenterologist at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, will speak about fatty acids in health and disease at the E'lite Peds GI Conference in Dubai.

May 27-May 29

Helping Your Child with ADHD Succeed at Home

3535 Market Street, 16th Floor, Room A, Philadelphia, PA 19104
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Join Steve Soffer, PhD, and Stephen Proctor, PhD, ABPP, on May 28 as they discuss ways you can help your child with ADHD succeed at home. Register today.

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2015 Neurogenetics Symposium: From Gene to Therapy and Back

Abramson Pediatric Research Center, Room 123, 3615 Civic Center Boulevard, Philadelphia, PA 19104
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The Neurogenetics Symposium, a continuing medical education hosted by the Division of Neurology at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, will include sessions on brain malformations, epilepsy, neuromuscular disorders, and mitochondrial and metabolic diseases.

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Join the Childhood RND Educational Foundation in its third Amplified Musculoskeletal Pain Syndrome 5K Walk/Run to benefit the Center for Amplified Musculoskeletal Pain Syndrome at CHOP.

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May 30, 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. (ET)

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Christopher Mark Robinson (born December 20, 1966 in Atlanta, Georgia), better known as Chris Robinson, is the singer of the rock and roll jam band The Black Crowes and brother of its guitarist Rich Robinson.

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Chris and brother Rich formed The Black Crowes in 1985. The first incarnation of the band was named Mr. Crowes Garden, playing the club circuit in Atlanta, GA. Although the Crowes have had many members over the years, the driving force behind the band has always been brothers Chris & Rich Robinson. In 1989, Mr. Crowes Garden (who had been heavily influenced by The Rolling Stones, The Faces and various other artists) made a demo cassette tape that got them signed with American Recordings.

The Crowes released their first studio album Shake Your Money Maker, in 1990. On the strength of singles "Hard to Handle," "She Talks to Angels," "Jealous Again," "Twice As Hard" and "Seeing Things," the album sold millions of copies and was certified 5x platinum in 1995. "Hard to Handle" and "She Talks to Angels" both broke the Top 30 on the Billboa...

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Chorley Football Club will be in the town centre this Saturday to promote the new season at Victory Park.

The stall will be at opposite Fazakerley Street where club merchandise will be on sale, including shirts.

The club will also be giving out flyers promoting the football club and with list of home football fixtures for the new season.

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Birthday dinner- Small Group.

I recently had dinner on the patio at Mooshine and it was very nice, with a variety of American/southwestern dishes And you can even bring your dog, leashed, on one patio. (My terrier was the lone dog that night.) Lucy's on the lake, also Texan/Southwestern, is also good--but no dogs are allowed as far as I know. Fino Mediteranian/Spanish is also very eclectic with a great patio, no dogs.

Jun 07, 2007
barbe in Austin

Decades ago, the only question about chocolate dessert in Austin was whether you ate chooclate cake at the Drisklill's 1866 Room or Pecan St. which I think are both still around--I always liked Pecan St. better. Now molten chocolate cake is pretty ubiquitous; I've had good versions at Wink and Zoot though not lately. My local preference is dark chocolate ice cream at Amy's with hot fudge sauce.
As for local chocolate makers. I think Chocolate Expressons is still in business and they make a good raspberry truffle along with other flavors.
As for mail order, See's Chocolates are still pretty awesome (this U.S. company won blind tastings against European chocolates) and it's much more affordable. (I highly recommend their chocolate and raspberry creams, butterscotch chew, appricot and tipperary bonbons) As for European front, I have just discovered the Belgian company Galler (biscuit and cafe noir bars are excellent, but the latter is only availble in Europe). I found the biscuit flavor on Amazon at chocolatesource. An old standby, available at most stores is Lindt's raspberry filled milk chocolate bar, much better than Lindt's more recent raspberry truffle. Lindt's dark chocolate truffles, also widely available are some of the best truffles I've eaten.

Jun 07, 2007
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downtown breakfast?

Is there anyplace good to get breakfast tacos, saussage wraps, sour cream doughuts or lemon poppyseed muffins in the downtown area between 6th and the Capitol? After Bakerman closed its breakfast trade to concentrate on high-end cakes, there doesn't seem to be anyone taking their place. I find Kevin's so-so, and I got a breakfast taco south of the art museum (once) made with mashed otatoes that was downright pitiful. Bakerman made a lemon poppseed muffin with a huge dollop of lemon curd at the bottom that was wonderful, and their saussage wraps were good.

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Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Opens the Region’s First Pediatric Intensive Care Unit for Young Heart Patients

Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh has opened an eight-bed cardiac intensive care unit with technologically advanced equipment for the highly specialized staff to meet the unique needs of heart patients.

“The development of the CICU is a natural progression for a hospital that accepts the toughest cases and performs the most demanding surgeries on some of the youngest patients,” said Ricardo Munoz, MD, director of the CICU. “By delivering more specialized care for our cardiac patients, they can get better faster.”

The Cardiac Intensive Care Unit (CICU) at Children’s will care for children who are recovering from cardiac surgery or who have a medical condition that compromises the heart. For a hospital where heart defects are repaired in children only a few months old; toddlers are transplant candidates; and children are sustained for weeks on mechanical heart pumps, Children’s new CICU provides the level of post-surgical medical care young cardiac patients need.

Children’s recruited Dr. Munoz from the University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Medical Center to head the CICU. He trained in pediatric critical care and pediatric cardiology at the Massachusetts General Hospital and Children’s Hospital Boston/Harvard Medical School.

The new cardiac intensive care unit affords physicians and staff the advantage of a space specially designed to care for critically-ill heart patients or those recovering from surgery. With access to the latest technology, doctors can operate on the spot and are able to isolate patients who have recently received heart transplants and are in need of immunosuppressive drugs. The CICU addresses the needs of the rising number of complex cases that Children’s treats.

Further, Children’s highly trained heart specialists, now centered in one unit, can focus their efforts more proficiently. Previously, cardiac patients were cared for in the hospital’s 23-bed general intensive care unit.

“There is a tangible advantage to a program like this – to get a group of dedicated people working together on the same problem from different angles,” Dr. Munoz said. “This unit and the team of specialized doctors, nurses and staff in the CICU will provide countless opportunities in the treatment of children in this region and beyond.”

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