81. Travel Guide Greece Hotels, Cruises, Vacation & Honeymoon Packages, Special Disc castle of St. John Knights The castle of the Knights of St. It is a spendingexample of the imposing defensive architecture of the age. http://www.travel-guide-greece.com/greece-guide/Kos/Kos.asp

TOP PLACES CRUISES HOLIDAY PACKAGES HONEYMOON OFFERS ... BEST DEALS VISA - PASSPORTS CURRENCY TIME WEATHER EMBASSIES TOP PLACES MEDITERRANEAN CRUISES HOLIDAY PACKAGES Land Packages ... How to get there Kos is the third largest island of the Dodecanese and the homeland of Hippocrate, the father of medicine. A long narrow island with two low mountains, Dikaio and Simpatro, that run along its southern coast. Its mild climate most of the year, its large beaches, its energetic nightlife and the enormous historical interest are some of the factors for attracting tourists every year. Among its landmarks are the castle of the Knights of St.John, the Asklepeion, the Ancient Agora, the Archaeological museum, the mosque and the fountain of Gazi Hassan. The cily of Kos the capital is a modern town, with avenues, modern buildings and hotels where the plane tree of Hippocrates, under which Hippocrates is said to have taught. Don’t miss visiting the villages scattered round the island. Among them are Asfendiou, Pyli, and Andimacheia. Finally Kefalos village and the ruins of Astypalaia, the birthplace of Hippocrates, are worth a visit. Kos town Kos town is the capital and the main port of the island and is situated on the northeastern part of it. The town is modern with impressive avenues lined with palm trees, modern buildings and many archaeological sites. Kos is the ideal place for walking or bicycling, since bicycles are the favourite means of transport for the locals. Kos town is the centre of life on the island in every way. Hotels, tourist facilities, restaurants and a wide variety of shops and boutiques are concentrated at the capital.

82. Heritage At Risk 2001-2002: Ukraine monuments, such as the Sinacastle Bridge in the Austria, Canada, Israel and othercountries, and many Religious defensive architecture The most endangered http://www.international.icomos.org/risk/2001/ukra2001.htm

H@R! : Heritage at Risk 2001-2002 UKRAINE Photographs Overview of Legislative and Government Protection Under valid Ukrainian legislation a wide range of objects are subject to State registration and protection: architectural monuments and monuments to the art of engineering, along with natural and human-made elements, monumental works of sculpture and painting, archaeological objects, caves with evident traces of the presence of man, buildings or rooms in which authentic evidence of significant historical events or the lives and activities of important people is preserved. Issues of the protection of objects of cultural heritage have been designated as priorities. These cover a whole range of measures associated with the protection and preservation of the traditional character of the environment of historically inhabited places and environments in the Ukraine, which has acceded to the Convention on the Preservation of World Cultural and Natural Heritage. At present in the Ukraine there are official records for more than 140,000 objects of cultural heritage and 132,000 historical and archaeological monuments and items of monumental art, of which approximately 500 are of national importance. There are 15,600 urban and architectural monuments, of which more than 3000 are monuments of national importance. We will also discuss architectural and urban monuments. Along with the Kiev monastery complex - Kiev-Pechersk Lavra - and the historical centre of Lviv, the Saint Sofia Cathedral was included on the UNESCO World Heritage List. At present, preparations are being made to include the historical areas of certain towns, such as Kamyanets-Podilsky, Odessa, Chernigiv, Uman and others on the aforementioned list.

83. The LIU Professor Li Kanlang to have repaired the old castle. hall was 9 grade; and in othercities and with simple and fine traditional Minnang architecture on Taiwan http://ajet.nsysu.edu.tw/~nk115/kh1.htm

BACK THE BEAUTY OF KAOHSIUNG The LIU-HO Night Market Since 1949,there had already been sprinkling pitches gathered here in the Liu-Ho 2nd Road. The government of Kaohsiung City established a temporary concentration area for pitches in 1962. And further in 1987, the government began practicing "pedestrian walk" (which all vehicles are banned from entering) during the business hour from 18:00 to midnight. Today, the Liu-Ho Night Market has become a very famous sight in the Kaohsiung city. It's not only a good place for citizens' daily diet, but a great gourmet paradise for people from all the island, even from other countries, to enjoy the civic life pleasure. The Liu-Ho Night Market, located in the center of downtown, about 10 minutes walk to the Kaohsiung Railway Station, with 138 pitches opening all night long, is the most significant and fascinating sight in the Kaohsiung metropolis for over 50 years. The Old Castle of Fengshan Hsien (Chiucheng) After Chu I-kwei Incident in the early Ching Dynasty, Liu Kuang-shy, the Magistrate of Fengshan, built a clay Castle wall in 1722, whose circumference was 2,454 meters, and the height was 4 meters. The wall had four gates, each at east, west, south and north side. It was the formal scope of Fengshan Hsien Castle, and was the first clay castle built in Taiwan. In 1786, the castle was destroyed during Lin Swang-wen Uprising in which many officials and soldiers were killed. Since inside of the castle could be clearly observed from nearby Panping (half screen) Mountain and Snake Mountain was not easy for defense, relocation of Hsien capital was planned and a bamboo castle was erected at Pitou Chie (presently Fengshan City).

84. Untitled Document On the other hand, these cosmopolitans are not at all A dream tool for the architectureof society In The castle we have divided the lifestyle groups into nine http://www.art.a.se/karin/20020301/bilder/castle.html

photo: Sven Westerlund THE CASTLE This Is Where We Come from A Classification of Sweden¹s Inhabitants The public opinion Jam manufacturers no longer need to sell the finest jam. The parties no longer need to foist their ideology on us. Instead, we can all be given individualized solutions based on our typical profile. Tell me what you want and we will make it our policy! The flexible jam for all occasions, now in thirty-four different flavors! Life-style types Thirty-four flavors for thirty-four life-style types. In The Castle Purple block: Well-educated big city inhabitant Red block: Low- and middle-income employed person Beige block: Retiree Orange block: poorly educated from smaller municipalities Yellow block: Younger, low-income worker Blue block: Well-to-do house-owner Turquoise block: Living in a row house or single-family house Pink block: Middle-income employed person in a region with single-family homes Green block: Countryside A Castle Made of 8900 Blocks Each block represents 1000 individuals. In total there are 8,900 blocks. 35,077 individuals are, according to the statistics, approximately like us. They have received their own block, which is black.

85. Guide To Resources Archaeological finds and other objects are exhibited in a downtown Medieval and Renaissancearchitecture and sculpture from the royal castle and palace of http://home.hu.inter.net/~jekely/resource.htm

Research Resources in Hungary Museums, collections, archives, databases, universities Hungary's main museums all have rich medieval holdings, and there are a number of specialized collections as well. Most of these are public institutions, which means that you can generally do research in their archives and even see items not exhibited after some advance correspondence. Major libraries, archives and photo collections are similarly accessible, but permission is often needed to see special items, or if you want to use smaller collections. To do research on the art of medieval Hungary, you also have to use the museums and collections in the neighboring countries. Slovakia and Transylvania in Romania, as parts of the former Hungarian kingdom, are particularly rich in medieval monuments. Information on this page is arranged in the following categories: Bibliographies and research guides Libraries and archives Major museums History and maps of historical Hungary ... Other sites worth visiting (including sites related to medieval art in other countries of Central Europe) Bibliographic Tools If you are just starting to work on a Hungarian topic, the

86. Spis Castle the Zápolský family owned several other castles, they However, in its architecturestrong Renaissance components After Zápolský, the castle went to the http://www.slovakheritage.org/Unesco/spiscastle.htm

Slovak Heritage Live Spiš Castle is featured on video JOURNEYING THROUGH SLOVAKIA 1996 Spiš Castle is also featured in the book SLOVAKIA Walking Through Centuries of Cities and Towns You will find every town and village in the Slovak Army Auto Atlas Genealogical research Ancestral Village Videos ... Folklore Videos UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE SPIŠ CASTLE The first time I saw the Spiš's Castle I must have been a little boy, too small to remember. Then when I was a bit older, during the summer school breaks I used to hitch hike around the country and went to see the castle on several occasions. Then after nineteen years of absence I have seen the castle again. One can't imagine how huge this structure is, as this is the largest Royal Gothic castle in Central Europe. Its site has been inhabited since the 5th millennium BC. Large part of the castle has been renovated and turned into a museum and the restoration continues. Spiš ranks among the most remarkable Slovak regions. It covers the north-western part of the Eastern Slovakia Region. It abounds not only in Nature's beauties but also in the preserved medieval art-historical monuments, mostly from the Gothic period, that occupy an important place in European context. Nearly in all the villages and small towns we can find a worthy sacral or secular architecture, precious winged altars, interesting objects of arts and crafts or valuable frescos. Since the 12th century the country is dominated by the Spiš Castle, once the seat of the high-ranking Hungarian aristocratic families and custodians, the castle has been a symbol of the Spiš Region.

87. The RS/6000 Enterprise Server Model S80 Technology And Architecture of Licensing, IBM Corporation, New castle Drive, Armonk United States and/or othercountries AIX PVMe Miner, Network Station, POWER2 architecture, PowerPC 604 http://www.ibm.com/servers/eserver/pseries/hardware/whitepapers/s80techarch.html

Home My account Select a country UNIX servers ... Library Shopping help Warranty info View cart Open saved carts Estimate shipping ... Shopping guarantee Related links: Small business center Business partners IBM ISO9001 certificate Servers UNIX servers White papers Abstract This document describes the system architecture of the RS/6000 Enterprise Server Model S80. Special attention in this edition is given to the newly developed copper technology RS64 III processor. The major components; processors, memory, I/O subsystem, and the interconnecting buses are all described. Most of the components used are new designs and contribute to the continued outstanding balanced performance, reliability, and scalability of the "S" family of RS/6000 systems. Introduction The IBM RS/6000 S family consists of the new S80 and the earlier S70 and S70 Advanced Systems. The S family is IBM's RS/6000 symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) server family for high-end commercial performance. In addition, it is ideally poised for the future in that it supports both 32-bit and 64-bit applications running concurrently. It uses the new copper technology enhanced PowerPC RS64 III processor and is offered in 6-, 12-, 18-, and 24-way configurations. The S80 also includes a greatly enhanced set of central electronic complex (CEC) support logic. More specifically, the memory controller complex was dramatically updated. The S family was the first RS/6000 system to exploit the true 64-bit large memory addressing capabilities of AIX 4.3. The S family also has a rich set of reliability features.

88. Spas In Europe travelers are beginning to rave about other spots in its dazzling coast and grandarchitecture, is regaining of Romania, made famous by Dracula's castle, is a http://www.pgf.cc/krynica/other_europe.htm

VISION To develop a platform of interaction and exchange that fosters peace, understanding, appreciation, and mutual respect for all members of the global community. Home Up Ljubljana, Anyone? Ljubljana may be hard to pronounce, and you may not be able to place Vilnius on your mental map of Europe. But trust us. You should go. In this article, we provide tips on visiting the "other Europe," with information on tours and itineraries, getting around, lodging and other practicalities. And five reporters take stock of this, the least-known expanse of the Continent. We came away with the same simple advice for those who want to see one precious part of the world before the fast-food chains and tour buses discover it: Go now. Eastern Europe Trip Planner: What You Need to Know By Gary Lee Lay of the Land Spanning an area of more than 11 million square miles, from the Czech border to the Ural Mountains, Eastern Europe is three times as large as the United States and is generally considered to include 19 countries. For travel-planning purposes, think of it as divided into five regions: At the heart of the area are Poland, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Belarus and Moldova.

89. VirtualTourist.com - Travel Guides - Real Travelers - Real Info seen a brocure on Leed's castle that was http://wings.buffalo.edu/world/

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90. BELLESGUARD Bellesguard also known as Casa Figueras is located in the high area of Barcelona,near Collserola mountain, at the same place where an old castle built by the http://www.gaudiallgaudi.com/AA003.htm

Home Art Nouveau Walk Virtual Museum ... Diffusion Data BELLESGUARD Location: Carrer de Bellesguard, 16-20 Barcelona Qualification: xxx x x (3 on 5) Present condition: Acceptable Visits: The house is private owned and visits are not normally accepted, except for exteriors. Designed by Antoni Gaudí i Cornet and built between 1900 and 1902. The house Bellesguard also known as Casa Figueras is located in the high area of Barcelona, near Collserola mountain, at the same place where an old castle built by the last king of Catalan dynasty Marti l'Huma was to be found. That castle had been used by that king as his summer residence from 1410. That fact was for Gaudí a base of inspiration, and consequently he also used some elements of that old castle to built the new Bellesguard (as walls, courtyard, etc.). That is the reason why the house has the external appearance of a castle, including the embattlements. The building constructed in stone and brick has mainly a vertical projection helped by a Gaudí characteristic tower culminated by a four branches cross.

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