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Herşey Dahil Sadece 350 Tl'ye Web Site Sahibi Ol
Hızlı ve kolay bir şekilde sende web site sahibi olmak istiyorsan tek yapman gereken sitenin aşağısında bulunan iletişim formu üzerinden gerekli bilgileri girmen. Hepsi bu kadar.
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Web Siteye Reklam Ver
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Web Sitemizin Yazarı Editörü OL
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Seyahat Ederken Asla Yapmamanız Gereken 6 Klişe
Telefonunuzun ya da kameranızın yanınızda olmadığı bir seyahate ‘seyahat’ diyebiliyor musunuz? Siz çocuklar gibi şen, bambaşka maceralar doğru yol alırken her anınızı fotoğraflayıp sosyal medyada paylaşıyorsunuz da geride bıraktıklarınızın halini hiç düşünüyor musunuz? Onlar şehirde, onlar çalışıyor, onların yıllık iznine daha çok var, hayat onlar için hala çok sıkıcı… Yapmayın, timeline’ları
Site Arşivi
Site Arşivi ile tüm bağlantılar burada olacaktır. İstediğiniz yere sizi hızlı ve kolay bir şekilde ulaştırmak için bu sayfa oluşturulmuştur.An Invaluable New Reference Book
Since I have a library, not a collection, I find reference books about Sherlock Holmes and his world irresistible. Consequently, I have a lot of them. But none is quite like Christopher Redmond's new Lives Beyond Baker Street.
As the subtitle says, this is "A Biographical Dictionary of Sherlock Holmes's Contemporaries." The indispensable Encyclopaedia Sherlockiana by the late Jack Tracy and other books offer brief entries on some of the people mentioned in the Canon. (Sarasate springs to mind.) But Redmond serves up mini-bios of 800 real-life Victorians and Edwardians.
As Redmond explains in his introduction: "These are the people about whom Watson read in the newspapers, the people Holmes might have encountered in the Marylebone Road, and people who made 1895 (and the surrounding years) what it was."
The organization of this 300-page book is a bit unusual for a biographical dictionary in that it proceeds in chronological order. Thus, the first entry is George Wombwell (born in 1777, mentioned in "The Veiled Lodger") and the last is Marjorie Kay (born in 1898 and acted in William Gillette's 1916 film "Sherlock Holmes."
"The time period I have tried to keep in mind is the years Sherlock Holmes is said to have been in professional practice, that is, from about 1880 to 1902," Redmond writes.
However, the exhaustive index - which includes not only those who are the subject of biographies but those mentioned in the bios of other people - is in alphabetical order.
I expect to refer to this book constantly in the coming years. But more than that, it's also tremendous fun to just browse through it.
Lives Beyond Baker Street is available for pre order from all good bookstores including The Strand Magazine, Amazon USA, Amazon UK and for free shipping worldwide Book Depository.
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Bir yanda yemyeşil bir bitki örtüsü diğer yanda masmavi
denizi ve muhteşem koyları, şirin balıkçı köyleri, tarihi yerleri ve tertemiz havası ile Kapıdağ Yarımadası keşif meraklıları için görülmeye değerdir. Üstelik
İstanbul’a yakınlığı ile de’ haftasonu nereye gitsek acaba?’ dediğinizde size Ege kıyılarını
aratmayacak bir güzellikte, dantel gibi 'bakir' koylarıyla bundan daha
Looking Back: February
This month felt shorter than normal! Ha. That was a joke... Really though, February did go by fast, but that is what happens when you are working on the weekdays and are active on the weekends!
Running: I felt like I did a lot of running in February, but I ended up with 84 miles of trail running, 50.5 miles of road running (including Jed Smith) and 4 miles on the treadmill for a total of 138.5 miles. I also had 9 miles of cycling, 20 miles of snowshoeing and 20 miles of skiing. This is not keeping in track with my yearly goals for either running or cycling, so I need to pick up the pace!
Reading: This month I only ended up reading three books, but all of them satisfied a category on the Read Harder Challenge.
The Taming of the Queen by Phillipa Gregory (4 stars)
Euphoria by Lily King (3 stars)
The Lake House by Kate Morton (4 stars)
Travel: In February, I went to Tahoe twice; the first time was with the family, where we went skiing and snowshoeing on the TRT and we watched the sun rise over the lake in the morning. The second time was with a group of running friends, where we trekked up a steep mountain the first day (to 10,000 ft) and over a frozen lake the next. Both trips were really cool and it was fun to get some winter cross training in at the same time!
In addition to all of the above, I also spent a lot of time digging in the yard. I am trying to get the backyard ready for spring and my to do list for that is quite long. I built a wall out of cinder block so that I can have a place to plant more stuff and now I need to set up the drip system and possibly build more raised beds. Each thing takes longer than expected, so of course, the going is slow.
How was February for you!? Did it seem short to you? Have you started any spring projects yet?
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| Sunrise over lake Tahoe |
Running: I felt like I did a lot of running in February, but I ended up with 84 miles of trail running, 50.5 miles of road running (including Jed Smith) and 4 miles on the treadmill for a total of 138.5 miles. I also had 9 miles of cycling, 20 miles of snowshoeing and 20 miles of skiing. This is not keeping in track with my yearly goals for either running or cycling, so I need to pick up the pace!
Reading: This month I only ended up reading three books, but all of them satisfied a category on the Read Harder Challenge.
The Taming of the Queen by Phillipa Gregory (4 stars)
Euphoria by Lily King (3 stars)
The Lake House by Kate Morton (4 stars)
Travel: In February, I went to Tahoe twice; the first time was with the family, where we went skiing and snowshoeing on the TRT and we watched the sun rise over the lake in the morning. The second time was with a group of running friends, where we trekked up a steep mountain the first day (to 10,000 ft) and over a frozen lake the next. Both trips were really cool and it was fun to get some winter cross training in at the same time!
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| Going down Round Top Mountain |
In addition to all of the above, I also spent a lot of time digging in the yard. I am trying to get the backyard ready for spring and my to do list for that is quite long. I built a wall out of cinder block so that I can have a place to plant more stuff and now I need to set up the drip system and possibly build more raised beds. Each thing takes longer than expected, so of course, the going is slow.
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| The new wall. This corner is a work in progress! |
How was February for you!? Did it seem short to you? Have you started any spring projects yet?
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