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Well, yeah, but not when sober.fresh_42 said:Oh I swear I've been to such places ...
Well, yeah, but not when sober.fresh_42 said:Oh I swear I've been to such places ...
You're not at home?WWGD said:Tonight's night was so black that the darkness cooked.
No, I am out with the Manalishi.fresh_42 said:You're not at home?
WWGD said:No, I am out with the Manalishi.
What is the relation between the two? Is there a Kasperle involved?fresh_42 said:What I've always asked myself is:
How can we still believe in the fairytale of continuous economic growth more than 100 years after Weierstrass?
For a while there, I thought it said cow. And remembered how once a friend said something similar and when he failed to tame it I (we) ended being pursued by the angry cow. I could feel the floor shaking bellow my feet as I ran to escape from it. Those things are heavy and make the floor shake when they chase after you.Enigman said:I should tame that crow.
The system Earth (neglecting the sun but even with it) is a compact subset of a real vector space of admittedly very high dimension and growth a real valued continuous function on it. At least it could be modeled that way.WWGD said:What is the relation between the two?
Where do you get the infinite dimensions from? There was a documentation here on TV in which someone (I do not dare to tell his name - he is anyway far too often on the screen these days ...) put a price tag on the US by basically counting the resources. This already comes close to my model.WWGD said:But I don't know if results from fin. dim. v.spaces necessarily extend to the infinite-dimensional case. Maybe doing PCA or Factor Analysis would help? Would a Kasperle transform also help?
I am thrilled.wolram said:A Windsor knot is a devilish knot to tie only experts use it.
Nope, only a Karl.WWGD said:What is the relation between the two? Is there a Kasperle involved?
Why stop in Austria? Bojnice (read Boy-nitze) castle is just 20 km from my place :)fresh_42 said:Funny. As I've thought about castles ... Our continent is the only one where you can find castles and palaces every few kilometres from Scotland to Sicily from Portugal to Austria. Never viewed it this way.
How does one do maintenance on such a monster? How many cleaners, cooks. gardeners are neededSophia said:Why stop in Austria? Bojnice (read Boy-nitze) castle is just 20 km from my place :)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_castles_in_Slovakia
I tried to find out but couldn't find any statistics. Sure you need a lot of staff for that. Now all the castles are public and serve as museums. So cleaners, guides and gardeners can be paid from entrance fees. But they still don't earn enough money so some have not been reconstructed since the communist era. It's such a pity.WWGD said:How does one do maintenance on such a monster? How many cleaners, cooks. gardeners are needed
to keep the place in shape and running?
Thanks for the effort. How about using them as hotels in general, maybe a luxury stay for some rich people, to help fund them?Sophia said:I tried to find out but couldn't find any statistics. Sure you need a lot of staff for that. Now all the castles are public and serve as museums. So cleaners, guides and gardeners can be paid from entrance fees. But they still don't earn enough money so some have not been reconstructed since the communist era. It's such a pity.
Yes, it is possible to rent some rooms and they are also used for wedding ceremonies and festivals. For some of them, we got money from the EU. History and archaeology students help save the ruins using materials they buy with their own money (unless someone steals those materials as happened last year) Also the services still don't reach western standards. Though I have the impression that it's gradually getting better. New generation of millionaires emerged and they are building luxurious hotels and aquaparks in beautiful national parks. But you know, all that profit goes to mafia :-)WWGD said:Thanks for the effort. How about using them as hotels in general, maybe a luxury stay for some rich people, to help fund them?
That reminds me of the time I had a sore throat and I almost lost my voice. I got the best service ever, everywhere I went, when using that throaty, low tone.Sophia said:But you know, all that profit goes to mafia :-)
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It's very nice. I liked English countryside a lot when I went there. You've got amazing lush green grass. I've never seen such green anywhere else. And the buildings made of red bricks or stones! You can feel history breathing on you :-)wolram said:Sophia, this castle is the same distance away from me , not as beautiful as yours though.
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=i...b_s_nKAhWJShQKHSMYDXcQsAQIHw&biw=1366&bih=643
I've never been to UK before and want to go there to meet the Queen and King.Sophia said:It's very nice. I liked English countryside a lot when I went there. You've got amazing lush green grass. I've never seen such green anywhere else. And the buildings made of red bricks or stones! You can feel history breathing on you :-)
And I must add that English people are so optimistic. Not the fake kind of optimistic but it seemed genuine to me. I only have nice memories of the UK.
We don't have a king right now, so you might have to wait a bit for that.Silicon Waffle said:I've never been to UK before and want to go there to meet the Queen and King.
Silicon Waffle said:I've never been to UK before and want to go there to meet the Queen and King.
Can Queen decide who will be the next King? I've heard that it is not clear if it will be Charles or prince William. But I've only read that in a tabloid, so maybe it isn't true :)wolram said:When a man becomes King then his wife becomes Queen Consort.
When a woman becomes Queen, in her own right, then her husband can not become King as he would outrank her. Therefore he becomes Prince Consort.
In the case of our current Prince Consort - Prince Philip he also holds the title of Duke of Edinburgh.
Prince is his birthright, Prince Consort is by his being married to the Queen and Duke is an additional title that he holds.