
December 2008
December 30, 2008
Mt. Fitz Roy off in the Distance
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December 28, 2008
So this is the Czech Republic
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Eastern Europe has been extensively connected to the Mastercard/Eurocard/Cirrus ATM network, but not as yet to VISA. Some of the additions include : Cesky Krumlov near the tourist office in Radnicni.
All traveller’s Hostels in Prague are closed from September for the winter.
December 27, 2008
This giant fair is a sort of cross between the Ideal Home exhibition and the Food & Wine fair. It also includes sport, leisure and environment sections, plus the Concours Lépine, devoted to often crazy, but sometimes inspired inventions.
December 25, 2008
Mount Vernon
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December 24, 2008
Big Fluffy Clouds
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December 18, 2008
Rugby Union: NSW Waratahs v South African Sharks
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The Waratahs underachieved last year but the new coach – the hard-bitten former homicide detective Ian Kennedy – is expected to put some more resolve in the team’s collective spine. Their star fullback, Matthew Burke, is back on deck- which is a good start. And with some of their younger players benefiting from their World Cup run, the team should make the playoffs this year. The aging Sharks, however, start their season with a month on the road in New Zealand and Australia and look like cannon fodder at this stage.
December 17, 2008
Hong Kong
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December 4, 2008
Xavier Nogués
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On display in the palatial MNAC are 32 drawings by the gifted, though now unjustly forgotten Catalan artist, Xavier Nogués. The paramount ‘noucentiste’, Nogués reached considerable fame at the beginning of the 20th-century for his humorous drawings of popular Catalan scenes and aphorisms. The drawings, executed in a loose and confident style reminiscent of Honoré Daumier, are from Nogués’ once-famous book, ‘Picturesque Catalonia’, first published in 1919 with commentaries by the writer Francesc Pujols.