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Monday, August 22, 2011
Rail Europe Weekly Update - Eurostar Timetable changes from 11 December 2011
Rail Europe
Eurostar have announced a number of changes to their timetable as a result of customer demand, allowing for easier connections. Full timetable information will be published in the next couple of weeks.
Paris > London:
• Morning departures between Monday to Friday will depart at: 07h13, 07h43, 08h43
and 09h13, and resuming their (almost) hourly departure pattern at 13 minutes past
the hour for the rest of the day. On Monday, there is also a 06h43 service.
• An additional peak afternoon train will run at 17h43 Tuesday to Friday instead of
18h43.
• Due to lack of demand, one Saturday evening train has been removed therefore
the last train will depart Paris at 20h13.
• In January, from Tuesday to Thursday, two trains have been cancelled – train
9027 and 9049.
• Morning departures between Monday to Friday will depart at: 07h13, 07h43, 08h43
and 09h13, and resuming their (almost) hourly departure pattern at 13 minutes past
the hour for the rest of the day. On Monday, there is also a 06h43 service.
• An additional peak afternoon train will run at 17h43 Tuesday to Friday instead of
18h43.
• Due to lack of demand, one Saturday evening train has been removed therefore
the last train will depart Paris at 20h13.
• In January, from Tuesday to Thursday, two trains have been cancelled – train
9027 and 9049.
London > Paris:
• The first train will depart at 05h40 instead of 05h25 Monday to Friday.
• Due to business demand, 2 morning trains are now non-stop services (07h01 and
08h31).
• The 07h30 train will only run on Monday, and from Tuesday to Friday has moved to
11h30
• The first train will depart at 05h40 instead of 05h25 Monday to Friday.
• Due to business demand, 2 morning trains are now non-stop services (07h01 and
08h31).
• The 07h30 train will only run on Monday, and from Tuesday to Friday has moved to
11h30
Brussels:
• All trains in and out of Brussels will leave close to the hour to allow more regular
connection times, in particular to Amsterdam.
• All trains on the Brussels route will stop in Lille, increasing connections opportunities
and travel between London and Lille.
• From Monday to Friday 10 daily services will run in peak season (11 December
2011 to 02 January 2012, and from April to October in 2012). In off peak periods,
this will reduce back to 9.
• All trains in and out of Brussels will leave close to the hour to allow more regular
connection times, in particular to Amsterdam.
• All trains on the Brussels route will stop in Lille, increasing connections opportunities
and travel between London and Lille.
• From Monday to Friday 10 daily services will run in peak season (11 December
2011 to 02 January 2012, and from April to October in 2012). In off peak periods,
this will reduce back to 9.
Disney:
• The outbound train will leave London at 10h17 (except Saturdays at 09h17) and
return at 18h02. This will ensure travellers have more time to get to and from St
Pancras, allowing for both better connections in the UK and a more social travel time.
• The outbound train will leave London at 10h17 (except Saturdays at 09h17) and
return at 18h02. This will ensure travellers have more time to get to and from St
Pancras, allowing for both better connections in the UK and a more social travel time.
Ski:
• There are no changes to the Ski trains, however please note that all timings are
subject to change. Any future changes will be communicated when they are known.
• There are no changes to the Ski trains, however please note that all timings are
subject to change. Any future changes will be communicated when they are known.
Rail Europe
Not my Lotus Europa Special but similar - always said that I would treat myself to an Elise if I won the lottery!
Uploaded by silverwolfpro on Nov 23, 2009
My buddy Niles test drives the Lotus Europa for me as we check on a few modifications I had been working on.
http://www.cv-classiccars.com/lotus-europa-project
Other people have said they don't like the sound of a gasspack ona 4 cylinder. I think it sounds great.
http://www.cv-classiccars.com/lotus-europa-project
Other people have said they don't like the sound of a gasspack ona 4 cylinder. I think it sounds great.
Uploaded by topelf on Apr 30, 2007
Swizz Beatz feat. Alicia Keys "International Party" music video (official) and Lyrics #3 viralvideochart.unrulymedia.com
Uploaded by FucckUtubeInTheButt on Jul 31, 2011
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Swiss Beatz Lyrics - International Party
show time!
ha, let’s go!
ah, ok, let’s go!
ah, let me tell you something!
can’t do…
my man came back…
you crazy you want…
listen to me, listen to me, listen to me clear!
you don’t really want over here!
we can do everybody oh clear,
yeah, freeze!
music please, i’m back, back, back on my foot,
came back, man, i’m />
better sush, i get it rush,
you seen the floors…
big money is us!
ha, let’s go!
ah, ok, let’s go!
ah, let me tell you something!
can’t do…
my man came back…
you crazy you want…
listen to me, listen to me, listen to me clear!
you don’t really want over here!
we can do everybody oh clear,
yeah, freeze!
music please, i’m back, back, back on my foot,
came back, man, i’m />
better sush, i get it rush,
you seen the floors…
big money is us!
chorus:
i don’t really care
who’s in here
i’mma run this place
and this is my year
i don’t really care
who’s in here
i’mma run this planet
this is my year
it’s an international party
international party,
international party
i don’t really care
who’s in here
i’mma run this place
and this is my year
i don’t really care
who’s in here
i’mma run this planet
this is my year
it’s an international party
international party,
international party
swizz beatz, party!
swizz beatz party!
swizz beatz party!
swizz beatz party!
swizz beatz party!
let’s go! here we go now, let’s go now!
everybody, everybody hit the floor now!
he wants some more now, what’s up now?
… turn it up now!
jump, jump the plane, man i want…
you gotta keep up boy that’s my…
hey! i’m loco, loco,
everybody say i’m crazy, crazy,…
everybody, everybody hit the floor now!
he wants some more now, what’s up now?
… turn it up now!
jump, jump the plane, man i want…
you gotta keep up boy that’s my…
hey! i’m loco, loco,
everybody say i’m crazy, crazy,…
chorus:
i don’t really care
who’s in here
i’mma run this place
and this is my year
i don’t really care
who’s in here
i’mma run this planet
this is my year
it’s an international party
international party,
international party
i don’t really care
who’s in here
i’mma run this place
and this is my year
i don’t really care
who’s in here
i’mma run this planet
this is my year
it’s an international party
international party,
international party
.
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USA yesterday - Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphires' Wedding Video is Out! #6 on viralvideochart.unrulymedia.com/
The beautiful E! reality star makes it official with beau Kris Humphries! Get the first look inside their glamorous nuptials.
Libya today - Battle for Tripoli. 80% now held by rebels
Jubilant Libyan opposition fighters and Tripoli residents celebrated in grand style in he the capital's main square, named by Libyan leader Muammar Al Qathafi as Green Square after the First of September Revolution in 1969 an now being renamed by Libyans as Martyrs' Square.
Celebrations began immediately the shooting around the area between the rebels and the Al Qathafi forces died down. Sunday night.
Until very recently Libyans were not sure that they they would really live the moment many of them have longed for over more than forty years under the ruthless dictator Muammar Al Qathafi, whose sheer oppression in close to 42 years made it almost impossible that a new dawn would break over Libya, living live out of Al Qatahfi's iron grip.
Euphoric Libyan rebels were joined by Tripoli residents as they moved to the centre of the capital, as soon as Al Qathaf's defenders melted away into the night. Thousands of Tripoli civilians rushed out of their homes to cheer the long convoys of pickup trucks packed with fighters shooting in the air by way of celebration.
The rebels' surprising and speedy leap forward, after six months of largely deadlocked conflict was packed into just a few dramatic hours, as by nightfall on Sunday, they not only advanced more than 32km to Tripoli, but began to take over as the the residents expressed their support and flooded to the Green Square.
As a prelude to the celebrations, hundreds of people were on the streets, most of them armed. A great number of them fighters who came down from the mountains in western areas of Libya. They entered the capital and along with opposition within the capital, had managed to liberate the city from the regime's control.
The Libyan people were in charge of most of Tripoli and a party atmosphere could be felt throughout, not just in Tripoli, but also in various towns and cities that in recent days and throughout the six-month long conflict fought their way to get rid of the Al Qathafi presence. Shouts of "We're free" echoed around the centre of Tripoli while others took delight in firing their rifles in the air or aiming shots at a large poster of Muammar Al Qathafi.
Television footage from Green Square, renamed by rebels as Martyrs Square, that had been the site of night rallies by Al Qathafi supporters throughout the uprising, showed men ripping down posters of the Libyan leader and setting them on fire along with the green flag of his regime. Others applauded, danced in delight flashing V-signs for victory, and waving the rebels' tricolour flag of independent Libya.
The Tripoli battalion commander for the opposition National Transition Council, Abdul Hakim Belhaj, openly thanked God for this victory, then called on the residents to protect the city. "We call on remaining parts of the regime to surrender and join the opposition," he said
Celebrations began immediately the shooting around the area between the rebels and the Al Qathafi forces died down. Sunday night.
Until very recently Libyans were not sure that they they would really live the moment many of them have longed for over more than forty years under the ruthless dictator Muammar Al Qathafi, whose sheer oppression in close to 42 years made it almost impossible that a new dawn would break over Libya, living live out of Al Qatahfi's iron grip.
Euphoric Libyan rebels were joined by Tripoli residents as they moved to the centre of the capital, as soon as Al Qathaf's defenders melted away into the night. Thousands of Tripoli civilians rushed out of their homes to cheer the long convoys of pickup trucks packed with fighters shooting in the air by way of celebration.
The rebels' surprising and speedy leap forward, after six months of largely deadlocked conflict was packed into just a few dramatic hours, as by nightfall on Sunday, they not only advanced more than 32km to Tripoli, but began to take over as the the residents expressed their support and flooded to the Green Square.
As a prelude to the celebrations, hundreds of people were on the streets, most of them armed. A great number of them fighters who came down from the mountains in western areas of Libya. They entered the capital and along with opposition within the capital, had managed to liberate the city from the regime's control.
The Libyan people were in charge of most of Tripoli and a party atmosphere could be felt throughout, not just in Tripoli, but also in various towns and cities that in recent days and throughout the six-month long conflict fought their way to get rid of the Al Qathafi presence. Shouts of "We're free" echoed around the centre of Tripoli while others took delight in firing their rifles in the air or aiming shots at a large poster of Muammar Al Qathafi.
Television footage from Green Square, renamed by rebels as Martyrs Square, that had been the site of night rallies by Al Qathafi supporters throughout the uprising, showed men ripping down posters of the Libyan leader and setting them on fire along with the green flag of his regime. Others applauded, danced in delight flashing V-signs for victory, and waving the rebels' tricolour flag of independent Libya.
The Tripoli battalion commander for the opposition National Transition Council, Abdul Hakim Belhaj, openly thanked God for this victory, then called on the residents to protect the city. "We call on remaining parts of the regime to surrender and join the opposition," he said
Weekly LoveCast® "Mercury turning direct on Friday can help you express yourself."
Courtesy of http://blog.californiapsychics.com
By Cortney Litwin
Your Love Horoscope 22nd to 28th August 2011
Brainy exchanges are favored on Monday and Tuesday, but afflictions to Moon and Mars toward the middle of the week may cause some conflicts, especially if you try to initiate something. Fortunately, Mercury turning direct on Friday can help you express yourself. This weekend, Saturday’s Moon-Mercury conjunction in Leo fires up flirting, while Sunday’s New Moon in Virgo brings a fresh start. Best days for socializing: Tuesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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Aries Love Horoscope
Romance can be found online or while traveling at the beginning of the week. You’ll likely get frustrated easily mid-week, so be patient if things don’t go your way. Flirty, saucy or poetic words will intensify passion on Friday and Saturday. Romance can be found during a healthy or helpful activity on Sunday.
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Taurus Love Horoscope
Clear communications will ward off any mixed messages that come your way at the start of the week. Your words gain power mid-week, so speak mindfully, especially if an argument ensues. Hosting a party on Friday or Saturday will show off your artistry — and perhaps bring a romantic interlude that carries over into Sunday!
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Gemini Love Horoscope
Expressing your feelings inspires love at the start of the week. A conflict over money or priorities is likely toward the middle of the week. Watch your spending too. Sharing your inner poet or comedian makes you irresistible on Friday and Saturday. Dining in at your abode can rev up romance on Sunday.
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Cancer Love Horoscope
Reminiscing about the past can inspire or clarify love on Monday or Tuesday, but some turbulence may throw you off balance toward the middle of the week. Take some time to yourself to regain your equilibrium. Your fun-loving side makes you a magnet for admirers on Friday and Saturday. Your expressiveness heats up passion on Sunday!
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Leo Love Horoscope
Romance can be found during a group gathering at the start of the week. Just be sure your words and intentions are clear. Some introspection will provide a valuable insight about an issue from the past that arises mid-week. Sharing your humor or insights makes you the center of your social circle this weekend!
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Virgo Love Horoscope
Look for love during a professional activity at the beginning of the week. Socializing will likely be tumultuous mid-week. Creating an enticing ambiance will fire up an intimate tryst on Friday or Saturday. Starting on Sunday, the New Moon in your sign brings a new cycle of personal opportunities during the next two weeks.
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Libra Love Horoscope
A class or cultural activity can bring a romantic encounter at the beginning of the week. You’ll also get a glimpse of your future if you listen to your inner voice. Irritations can mount into an all-out battle mid-week, so strive to be objective. A friendly introduction or group activity can bring romance this weekend!
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Scorpio Love Horoscope
Some verbal naughtiness or a heartfelt message — or a combination of both — will set passion ablaze at the start of the week. Distance, time or a clash of beliefs can derail love temporarily mid-week. A touch of drama in your style, words or actions will heighten your powers of attraction during the weekend!
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Sagittarius Love Horoscope
A tryst for two is favored on Monday or Tuesday, when a shared activity can deepen love. Intimacy may hit a roadblock mid-week, however, when an issue about vulnerability, control or commitment can unhinge love. Sharing your wisdom on Friday or Saturday will help get love back on track or help you manifest someone new!
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Capricorn Love Horoscope
Your helpfulness inspires love at the beginning of the week. Your partner or close friend may go ‘round the bend on Wednesday or Thursday, however, so strive to stay centered. Witty or wicked wordplay will set passion ablaze on Friday and Saturday. Sunday’s New Moon heightens your intuition and may bring romance from afar during the next two weeks.
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Aquarius Love Horoscope
Passion escalates on Monday and Tuesday, when your romantic side comes out to play. An interaction with someone close to you may seem totally illogical toward the middle of the week; combining feelings and logic will help resolve the conflict. A spontaneous tryst will energize you on Friday. Your brainpower makes you irresistible on Saturday!
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Pisces Love Horoscope
A cozy date or gathering of friends at your abode will energize you at the start of the week. Romance is likely to get rocky mid-week, however, unless you get to the source of the problem. Using your imagination fires up passion on Friday and Saturday. Sunday’s New Moon can accelerate a commitment during the next two weeks!
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Libya today - The night Tripoli fell: 22 August 2011
Uploaded by ceherrold on Aug 21, 2011
Tripoli falls to Libyan rebels - Yahoo! News
news.yahoo.com/tripoli-falls-libyan-rebels-015336671.html - Estados Unidos
Read 'Tripoli falls to Libyan rebels' on Yahoo! News. Libyan rebels raced into Tripoli Sunday and met little resistance as Moammar Gadhafi's defenders ...
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