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| myHotelVideo.com presents Cims Andorra in Andorra La Vella / Andorra / AndorraWed, 07 Jan 2009 21:14:35 -0800 by myHotelVideoMore @ http://www.myhotelvi deo.com/en/landingpa ge/youtube/resourcei d/Mhv_Catalog_Offer: :42503 Location:This hotel is located in the tourist area of Andorra la Vella, near to the famous shopping streets of Andorra. Surrounded by nature, the hotel is an optimal place for a holiday- both in winter and in the summer. The centre is only around 50 m away where guests will find public transport, countless shopping venues, bars and restaurants. The nearest nightclub is only around 500 m from the hotel.Facilities:The reception of the 6-storey hotel awaits guests in the lobby and is open around the clock. The lifts offer quick and easy access to the 84 bedrooms. Enjoy dining in the restaurant (highchairs available), as well as a drink in the café, the bar or in the nightclub. Further facilities include a shop, a TV room, bicycle hire, a safe and a laundry service. Those arriving by car may make use of the car park or garage facilities.Rooms:The tastefully decorated rooms come with a bathroom and are centrally heated. In addition, a direct dial telephone, satellite/ cable TV and a hire safe.Sports/Entertai nment:A golf course as well as a ski area lie within 15 km from the hotel. A cross-country route is around 20 km away.Meals:Breakfast may be selected from a buffet service. Lunch and dinner may be selected from the à la carte menu or alternatively chosen from the set menu.Payment:MasterC ard and VISA are accepted as methods of payment. Related: myhotelvideo.com myhotelvideo video hotel cims andorra la vella | |
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| Grizzlies vs. Nets 1/7/09 GAME RECAPWed, 07 Jan 2009 20:59:54 -0800 by NBASeason2009Vince Carter had 25 points and a season-high 12 assists to help the Nets defeat the Memphis Grizzlies 100-89.Vince Carter had 25 points and a season-high 12 assists, and the Nets beat the Memphis Grizzlies 100-89 on Wednesday night for their third straight home victory.Playing without leading scorer Devin Harris (sore right hamstring), the Nets enjoyed one of the most relaxing nights a team could have. They raced to an early double-digit lead, kept it most of the way, and never trailed in a game for the first time this season.When you get a lead like that, for us, we just have to protect the home court, Carter said. We wanted to get a lead, keep a lead, put the game away.The Nets shot 54 percent from the field and won for the first time in five games this season without Harris, their starting point guard. Besides Carters strong play, Keyon Dooling added nine points and eight assists as Harris replacement.Were asking a lot from Keyon and Vince as the primary ball handlers, Nets coach Lawrence Frank said, and you know I think theyve done a very, very good job.Yi Jianlian added 20 points, and rookie Brook Lopez had 17 for the Nets, who are just 8-12 at the Meadowlands even after their longest home winning streak of the season. They are 10-6 on the road and returned to .500 overall at 18-18.Rookie O.J. Mayo scored 26 points, and Rudy Gay had 23 for the Grizzlies, who lost for the sixth time in seven games and fell to 0-9 this season when playing on the second night of back-to-back games.No excuses. Every team plays a back-to-back, Mayo said. Its not our first back-to-back, its not going to be our last, so theres no excuse there. Weve jut got to come out and play. Were a professional ball team and weve got to come out and play hard.The Nets scored the first seven points and hit nine of their first 13 shots, finishing at 69 percent in the first quarter to take a 32-18 lead. The lead grew to 16 on Carters dunk with 1:29 remaining in the half, and New Jersey was up 55-42 at the break.Lopez was 8-of-11 from the floor, powering his way to a number of easy dunks. He also grabbed eight rebounds and matched a season high with five blocked shots.A lot of people were just telling me to attack the rim, try to be strong, Lopez said. You know, dont worry about getting blocked, or anything like that. Dont worry about trying to draw a foul. Just go up there strong and everything will work out.New Jersey had a 69-53 lead after Doolings layup with 6:58 left in the third before Memphis finally got going. Mayo hit a pair of jumpers and Gay a pair of dunks during a 14-4 spurt that trimmed it to 73-67 with 3:08 remaining.Its tough playing behind at any level, Gay said. Any kind of sport its tough playing from behind. Its tough trying to get back those points that youve lost the whole game.The Nets quickly pushed it back to double figures after Eduardo Najera hit a jumper and 3-pointer on consecutive trips and led 81-71 after three.New Jersey got strong games from reserves Najera, who had nine points, and Jarvis Hayes, who had eight points and eight boards.Memphis faced a double-digit deficit most of the final period before Hakim Warricks three-point play trimmed it to 91-82 with 3:15 to play. Mayo then hit a pair of free throws, but Carter found Yi for an open jumper, then knocked down a pair of free throws to make it 95-84.Marc Gasol finished with 14 points and 10 rebounds for the Grizzlies.NotesThe Nets hope Harris, averaging 23.1 points, can return Friday at Milwaukee. The Grizzlies waived F Darius Miles on Wednesday. He appeared in two games for them. Memphis fell to 0-13 when failing to reach 20 points in the first quarter. Related: nba com video6 | |
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| Shimon Peres: The Lying Old ManWed, 07 Jan 2009 19:19:30 -0800 by ArchivesAlgeriennesDoes Shimon Peres carry the genes of a pathological liar?The question may sound facetious to many, but Peress apparent inability to distinguish between truth and falsehood makes the question quite valid.At 84, Peres continues to dish out a daily staple of lies, including obscene lies.Few months ago, the hero of the Qana-1 massacre, told foreign correspondents based in Israel that Hamas was standing in the way of Palestinian statehood.Well, this is, of course, a blatant lie, to say the least, because every honest person under the sun, Jew or gentile, knows well that the main obstacle impeding the realization of peace in the Middle East has been the intensive colonization of Palestinian land and unending expansion of Jewish settlements on occupied territories that belong to another people.So how can we possibly buy the argument that Hamas is responsible for the building on the West Bank of hundreds of Jewish settlements, inhabited by hundreds of thousands of fascist-minded settlers who view non-Jews as animals in the shape of humans who should be enslaved by the master race as water carriers and wood hewers?To be sure, Hamas is not an organization of angels. However, blaming the Islamic movement for the liquidation of the two-state solution is noting short of a pornographic lie.Indeed, from its very inception, Hamas entrusted peace negotiations to the PLO, and said on numerous occasions that it would live with a Palestinian state covering the West Bank, the Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem.Moreover, the movement, many of whose leaders have been brutally murdered by Israel, repeatedly voiced a willingness to reach a ceasefire with the Israeli occupation army on condition of parity and reciprocity.Hence, it was Israel - not Hamas - that rejected peace, first by stealing Palestinian land from rightful proprietors at gunpoint and then, by pursuing a genocidal assault against the Palestinian peoples very existence. Needless to say, this ongoing onslaught has certain hair-raising commonalities with the Nazi onslaught against European Jewry during the Second World War.Peres is not stupid, he knows the power of words and the magic of sound-bites. However, he often doesnt say what he means, nor does he mean what he says, all for the purpose of eluding a world that dreads confronting Zionist lies.Peress conception of Palestinian state is incompatible with the legitimate aspirations of the Palestinian people, as well as being incompatible with international law and human rights.Mr. Peace, as he is occasionally deceptively dubbed, would like the Palestinians to settle for a deformed, truncated and territorially discontinuous entity on parts of the West Bank, without East Jerusalem and certainly without the repatriation of millions of Palestinian refugees who were uprooted from their homes and towns and villages around this time sixty years ago, in a drama of deportation and exile that continues to this date.Hamas, like 99% of Palestinians, does reject such a scandalous sell-out of inalienable Palestinian rights. Indeed, even Mahmoud Abbas, the Chairman of the American puppet regime in Ramallah, whom Israel views as moderate and an acceptable peace partner openly rejects such a humiliating surrender to Zionism.A classical example of the consummate Zionist leader, Peres may think that deceiving the world and frustrating the hapless Palestinian Authority regime into capitulating to the Zionist reality will be good for the Jews and for peace.He is absolutely wrong. Palestinians may be in a state of weakness at the present as opposed to Israel, a powerful state that draws much of its military, economic and technological superiority from its tight domination of American politics and policies. However, this anomalous situation cant be perpetuated forever. Nazi Germany (Israel is undoubtedly an updated version of the Third Reich despite all the fanfare and hasbara to the contrary) didnt last forever. Nor did diabolical Stalinism, which had much in common with Zionism in certain respects. A fact that is well known to historians. Related: gaza dead norway hosiptal sweden denmark finland scandinavia israel army jihad cnn afp bbc childrens war fox cbs itn new york clash air strike missile obama us ali germany america f-16 bush terrorism israeli england idf palestine iran al jazeera sky news usa hamas islam jews muslims iraq algerie australia algeria tv france arabs sarkozy china russia allah egypt ??????? ?????? ??? ??????? ???? ????? ???? ?????? ??? ??? | |
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| Physics: Vector components (84)Wed, 07 Jan 2009 18:40:33 -0800 by freelanceteachTrigonometry for physics: How to break ("resolve") an overall vector into components; and how to determine the magnitude and direction of an overall vector from its components.I offer tutoring via Skype. For more information, go to my website:http://www.f reelance-teacher.com These videos are offered on a "pay what you like" basis. You can pay for the use of the videos at my website:http://www.f reelance-teacher.com /videos.htmFor a playlist containing all the videos in this series, click here:http://www.yout ube.com/watch?v=nkQ1 7qxGdro&feature=Play List&p=0F25651EF2325 17B&index=0&playnext =1(1) Adding parallel and antiparallel vectors(2) Adding nonparallel vectors--why "components" are a useful trick(3) Adding nonparallel vectors continued(4) Adding nonparallel vectors continued(5) Right triangles. Hypoteneuse, adjacent, opposite(6) Hypoteneuse, adjacent, opposite, continued(7) Sin, cos, tan, and SOH CAH TOA(8) Sin, cos, tan, and SOH CAH TOA, continued(9) Sin, cos, tan, and SOH CAH TOA, concluded(10) HOW TO USE TRIGONOMETRY WHEN YOU'RE GIVEN ONE ANGLE AND ONE SIDE: an example(11) The example continued(12) The example concluded(13) Another example(14) Another example(15) Two more examples(16) Another example(17) The example concluded. Another example(18) Another example(19) Another example--no numbers(20) The example concluded. Another example with no numbers(21) HOW TO USE TRIGONOMETRY WHEN YOU'RE GIVEN TWO SIDES: an example(22) The example concluded(23) Another example(24) Another example(25) Another example(26) Another example(27) Another example(28) The example concluded(29) Another example(30) Another example(31) Another example(32) The example concluded. Another example(33) Another example--no numbers(34) Another example--no numbers(35) How to draw the components of an overall vector(36) Signed components versus component magnitudes. Use a dot to indicate the magnitude of a component(37) More examples for drawing components, and distinguishing between signed components and component magnitudes by using a dot(38) Drawing components, continued(39) Different positive directions(40) HOW TO BREAK AN OVERALL VECTOR INTO COMPONENTS--an example(41) The example concluded(42) Another example(43) Another example(44) Another example(45) Another example(46) Another example(47) Another example(48) Another example, with different positive directions(49) Another example(50) Another example(51) How to break an overall vector into components--horizont al and vertical overall vectors(52) Horizontal & vertical vectors continued(53) How to break an overall vector into components--an example with no numbers(54) Two more examples(55) Two more examples(56) Given one component and an angle: an example(57) Another example(58) Another example(59) Another example(60) How to break an overall vector into components using nonhorizontal and nonvertical axes: an example(61) The example concluded(62) Another example(63) Another example(64) Another example(65) Examples with vectors parellel to the axes(66) How to break an overall vector into components using nonhorizontal and nonvertical axes: an example with no numbers(67) Another example(68) Another example(69) Another example(70) HOW TO DETERMINE THE MAGNITUDE AND DIRECTION OF THE OVERALL VECTOR FROM ITS COMPONENTS. The direction of the overall vector is indicated by an angle (not by a sign)(71) The direction of the overall vector is indicated by an angle, continued(72) How to determine the magnitude and direction of the overall vector from its components: an example(73) The example concluded(74) Another example(75) Another example(76) Another example(77) Another example(78) More examples: vectors with only one component(79) Another example--no numbers(80) Another example--non-horizon tal, non-vertical axes(81) Another example(82) Another example(83) How to use these skills to add vectors--an example(84) The example continued Related: physics vectors components trigonometry sin cos tan sine cosine tangent arctangent arctan | |
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