In what could be huge embarrassment for Prime Minister Narendra Modi government, a United States count of the F-16s with Pakistan has found that none of them are “missing” and all the fighter planes were “present and accounted for”, according to a report in a prominent American magazine. The finding by the US on the […]
This year’s list consists of three novels and two collections of short stories.
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*Actually, we asked some of the leading architects in golf how they would change the home of the Masters if they had the opportunity. Their answers, in sketches and words, ranged from tweaks to overhauls
A guide to the advance of right-wing nationalist parties.
*Actually, we asked some of the leading architects in golf how they would change the home of the Masters if they had the opportunity. Their answers, in sketches and words, ranged from tweaks to overhauls
*Actually, we asked some of the leading architects in golf how they would change the home of the Masters if they had the opportunity. Their answers, in sketches and words, ranged from tweaks to overhauls
Martin Perscheid blickt in die Abgründe des menschlichen Daseins. Die „Wirrklichkeiten“, auf die er dabei stösst, bannt er seit Jahrzehnten in Karikaturen. Der Band präsentiert über 80 seiner Arbeiten rund um die Themen Irrationalismus, Fake News und Alternative Fakten. Perscheids Zeichnungen treffen „Beseelte Bürger“, die ihre religiösen Vorurteile für einen unverstellten Blick auf die Welt halten; „Informierte Bürger“, die genau wissen, wer die Welt in Wirklichkeit regiert; „Besorgte Bürger“, die mit ihrer Überzeugung, dass früher alles besser war, nicht hinterm Berg halten können; „Unbesorgte Bürger“, die in einem Facebook-Post eine Nachricht sehen; „Freie Bürger“, die erst im SUV so richtig in Fahrt kommen. Neben den Karikaturen stellt das Buch mit fünf kurzen Interviews den Künstler und seinen Blickwinkel vor.
Getting your National Parks cancellation stamps just got a lot easier with our new digital template! If you’ve visited National Parks but don’t have cancellation stamps for any reason – have visited before cancellation stamps were a thing, or have visited outside of the visitor center hours, or there was no stamp location at the site, or any other reason whatsoever – well, we have some great news! You can now print your own stamps at home with our easy-to-use digital template file. Any number of them! What’s included in the purchase: You will receive the digital file in Word .docx, built on a PC with Microsoft Word 2019 version. The file features may not work properly on a Mac, depending on what version you have. On a PC, it will work as intended on Microsoft Word newer than 2007, as earlier versions only have the .doc format, which does not curve the text within the stamps. The stamp template includes 9 multi-colored stamps. The colors match the regions in the stamp book with the exception of the light blue color for Mid-Atlantic and the addition of black. Please see listing picture for reference. You will also receive a video with step-by-step instructions on how to update the stamps and then print. When you first open it, choose the media player you wish to watch it with. The stamps are already formatted to fit in their space, they measure about 1-1/4”, so you do not need to resize them. How to update the file: Your purchase comes with instruction so you can follow along easily. Each stamp template has a text box for name, date and location, marked as Anyplace, Anytime and Anywhere. You just need to change the text in each box to your desired text. It takes less than a minute to do so. It’s straight forward and you can start printing your own stamps in no time. Any amount of them! You can then print your stamps, any number of them at a time, and cut in the desired shape. You can print on regular paper or sticker paper if you have any. Then place in the desired location in the book. That’s really all it takes! We recommend that you save the template upon downloading and don’t save your changes over it, so you can always reference the original if needed. Instructions are included with the purchase, however, due to size limitations, they're brief, so we've created a more detailed step-by-step instructions video, which can be found at the link below. In this video, we go in detail and we show you how to do much more, including: - how to edit the font, color and curved text within the stamps - how to paste the stamps using two different options - how to format the stamps to print on round stickers - how to print the stamps on three different paper choices - regular paper, full label sheet and 1-1/4" round Avery stickers - how to cut the stamps https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEy7tHcRhVk Disclaimer: This is a digital file and as such, no returns or refunds are accepted. Upon purchase, you will have access to download the two files described above. Lastly, these files are only for your own use. They cannot be resold, shared and commercialized for profit. Thank you.
*Actually, we asked some of the leading architects in golf how they would change the home of the Masters if they had the opportunity. Their answers, in sketches and words, ranged from tweaks to overhauls
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*Actually, we asked some of the leading architects in golf how they would change the home of the Masters if they had the opportunity. Their answers, in sketches and words, ranged from tweaks to overhauls
A celebration of the beautiful background art in Disney films
The 20th anniversary of the awards program honors Thomas Phifer, IwamotoScott, and SCAPE Landscape Architecture, among others, for their excellence in design.
February 10, 2019 Read part one here and part two here. The main task of the Slovenian Mountaineering Society (Slovensko Planinsko Društvo, SDP), established in 1893, was to build, take care and then walk along the secured mountain trails. One of the first important improvements on Triglav was securing some of the most problematic parts of the route leading to the summit. In the early 1870s, a local guide, Šest, and his son eased the trail from Triglav temple to Little Triglav, cut some very much needed steps into the rock, and secured the ridge between both peaks with iron poles with loops that carried a rope fence, which now allowed even more climbers to reach the summit. Ridge between Little and Big Triglav before and after In the years that followed, more trails were built and secured, allowing the ascent to the summit from several huts in various directions, including from the north. This is a route which used to cross the shrinking glacier, but today leads to Kredarica, the most popular starting point to reach the summit since Jakob Aljaž found a great spot for a hut which was built there in 1896. However, the Slovenian Mountaineering Society did little for a small group of daring young climbers, who were more interested in new routes than tourist walks on known and secured trails. On Triglav, this meant climbing the Northern Wall, one of the largest of its kind in the Eastern Alps. It's 1300m high (following the German route) and 3500m wide, with several shelves and ravines forming independent walls within the big one. Triglav’s Northern Wall is also home to several of the hardest climbing routes in the Slovenian Alps. Triglav Northern Wall. Photo: https://www.kranjska-gora.si Triglav Northern Wall Although the first climbers of the Northern Wall were shepherds and hunters, who mostly followed the paths of animals, sports climbing was based on a different kind of logic from that which found a path that was shown to a “gentleman” by a hunter, as the so-called Slovenian route across the Northern Wall was shown by a guide (Komac) to Henrik Tuma in 1910. If the new route for the older generation meant an easier path across a newly climbed slope, the new view on alpinism involved climbing a new, more difficult route without cleared paths and instead with the help of pitons and ropes. Triglav’s Northern Wall was considered one of the three main problems of the Eastern Alps before it was even climbed, and as such was the focus of German, Austrian and Czech climbers. After the walls of Watzmann (1888) and Hochstadl (1905), the wall of Triglav was finally climbed by three Austrian Germans, Karl Domenigg, Felix Koenig and Hans Reinl, in 1906. The route has become known as the German route, and their success was immediately followed by several failed attempts, some even fatal ones. Dren Society In 1908 the Dren society was established, a group of students interested in Alpinism, skiing, caving and photography, novel activities outside the usually promoted Alpine tourism of the Slovenian Mountaineering Society, whose members considered them as “neck-breakers”. Slovenian Alpinism before World War One was still way behind the developments in other parts of the Alps. The first use of a piton by a Dren member, Pavel Kunaver, is only recorded in 1911, which is also the last year of attempts at the Northern Wall until after the war. Although Dren members did introduce some novelty into Slovenian climbing, such as winter ascents (sometimes accompanied by skiing) and other more adventurous climbs, their equipment and technique at the time only allowed them to climb routes of the third level of difficulty, and their predecessor and colleague Henrik Tuma hadn’t climbed anything beyond that level either. This situation can be seen in the fact that the abovementioned German route on the Triglav Northern Wall, which had the climbing difficulty of level IV, was the most difficult route in Slovenian mountains at the time. Hans Reinly, one of the three first climbers described the achievement with the following words: “Triglav rises its triple head angrily. Let it be called Slovenian highest mountain, but this time it was the German force that conquered its most terrifying hip and fought through dark fogs which driven by a storm descent into the depth from the grey ice at the edge of the wall.” Worth mentioning is that in those days there was no meteorological report, and the day and a half climb took place in rain and bad weather. The guiding ideas of the Dren were to conquer Slovenian mountains before the German mountaineers, try to prevent the Germanisation of Slovenian mountain names, and to climb without mountain guides, which was the main mountaineering style of the time. Lack of manpower and resources prevented these goals being fully achieved, although the ideas persisted throughout the interwar period and became perhaps the main reason behind the increasing Slovenian obsession with Alpinism, which eventually produced some of the best climbers in the world and continues to do so, regardless of the small the size of the place and its population. Triglav in the Interwar period After the war, and let’s not forget that one of the bloodiest WWI fronts took place right at Triglav National Park’s eastern border across the banks of the River Soča (the Battle of Isonzo), the main concern of the Slovenian Mountaineering Society was mostly fixing what had been damaged or destroyed. Furthermore, the Austro-Hungarian Empire fell apart and Slovenia joined the newly formed Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. It turned out, however, that in 1915 the Triple Entente had signed a secret agreement with Italy, promising it large chunks of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in case of victory. With the 1920 Treaty of Rapallo Italy managed to claim most of the lands promised to her by the United Kingdom, Russia and France, which set the Italian-Yugoslav border at the peak of Triglav, a couple of metres away from Aljaž Tower. Originally, the entire peak of Triglav was to belong to the Kingdom of South Slaves, however, Italy pushed very hard to get the land under its jurisdiction. The dispute was even more meaningful given that it was part of an attempt to extend poor conditions the Slovenes on the other side of the border had to endure in the face of the rising Italian fascism. The negotiations lasted for four years, and while waiting for the final decision certain incidents took place at the top of Triglav, in the summer of 1923 in particular. These are often referred to as “painting battles” but did in fact involve a more serious weapons beside the paintbrushes, which were used to paint Aljaž Tower with slogans and flag colours. Luckily, nobody got hurt, Aljaž Tower was eventually repainted to its original grey, and the final decision on the border in 1924 set the boundary marker 2.55m west from the Aljaž Tower, rendering the summit it effectively Slovenian. Italian soldiers at the top of Triglav; Photo: Slovenian Alpine Museum Slovenian Matica Mountain Society with Yugoslav border police. Tourist Club Skala Within the Slovenian Mountaineering Society (SPD) friction between the moderates and those advocating for “steep tourism” continued into the interwar period. Since the majority of members would not allow sports climbing to be recognised within the SDP, young mountaineers splintered off into a Tourist Club Rock (Turistovski klub Skala, TK Skala) in the winter of 1921. Rock’s main goal was to continue the development in sports climbing started by Henrik Tuma and evolved by the Dren Society. Among the important climbing achievements of TK Skala are the first Slovenian level V difficulty route climbed by a female climber, Mira Marko Debelak, in 1926 (at the north face of Špik), and the first fully successful winter climb of Triglav’s northern wall in 1939 by Beno Anderwald, Mirko Slapar, Bogdan Jordan and Cene Malovrh, who since 1934, when the SPD finally took alpinism under its wing, had also been members of this organisation. Foremost, however, Skala’s important achievements also extended into the field of art and culture. Like Dren, TK Skala promoted mountain photography and established a special photography department in charge of postcard production and other images for propaganda purposes. But above all, they were responsible for the first Slovenian feature film, the 1931 V kraljestvu Zlatoroga (In the Kingdom of the Goldhorn) and partially also for the second one a year later, Triglavske Strmine (The Slopes of Triglav). The first movie was produced by Skala and directed by one of their members, Janko Ravnik, while the second was produced by an independent film studio, although it featured several mountaineers/actors from the first film, including Miha Potočnik and Jože Čop.
Scott Reinhard combines contemporary land elevations with historic maps to create three-dimensional environments of a specific region, city, or state. To produce the digital maps, he pulls elevation data from the United States Geological Survey, which he then embeds with location information and merges with the original design of the old maps. Producing these hybrids allows the Brooklyn-based graphic designer to gain a better sense of the topography found in large areas without aerial photography, while also developing a story from the cartographic information. More
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SAMMA, Estonia (RNS) — The Maausk community, along with Estonia’s other prominent neopagans, the Taaraists, tripled in size from 2001 to 2011, the latest figures available from the national census.
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Stevenson Creek Falls had really been coming down the week before but would it still be roaring when I was able to see it a week later? You betcha! Where: Sierra National Forest Distance: 7.25 Miles Difficulty: Moderate Elevation Range: 1,182′ to 1,914′ Date: May 29, 2019 Maps: Auberry Topographic Quad, Sierra National Forest Dog
Our favourite reads created whole worlds in single rooms or a patch of moss, spun wonder from everyday life, and transformed troubled histories into powerful contemporary fables.
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The Outward Bound Trust, which has its UK headquarters in Cumbria, is in line for a top award after being shortlisted as one of the best outdoor learning experiences in the UK.
Over a century after its inauguration, the Swiss National Museum in Zurich was due for an update. Christ & Gantenbein had the winning proposal to design the museum's new extension wing, which appears like a “dramatically bent bridge”. Most recently, the extension won a Gold Award in last...
