#nz

- Cᴏ́ż ᴢᴀ ᴋʀᴏ́ᴛᴋɪᴇ﹐ ᴀᴄᴢ ɴɪᴇᴢᴡʏᴋʟᴇ ʀᴏᴢʙᴜᴅᴏᴡᴀɴᴇ ᴘʏᴛᴀɴɪᴇ. - czarodziejka uśmiechnęła się zadziwiająco przyjemnie i ciepło jak na nią, choć sam początek wypowiedzi tego wcale nie zapowiadał. Zdawać by się mogło, że pytanie wywlecze zwyczajne stereotypowe przesądy i oskarżenia, że jakoby czarownice miały niepisane diabelskie układy z kotami. Jednak pytanie to miało w sobie dużo racji. Stąd ten uśmiech na ustach Yennefer.
Obróciła się na obcasie i podeszła do kominka, w którym pomimo nie dokładania już od dwóch dni drewna ogień palił się cały czas. Na masywnej, dębowej półce zawieszonej nad ciepłym paleniskiem leżał leniwie spoglądający na nią, wygrzewający się kot. Czarny, z białymi wąsami, końce łapek miał również białe, na szyi miał delikatną obwódkę jakby naszyjnik miał zawieszony.

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⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀❛ ┊''Kσтч lυвιą ѕραć ι σdρσczчωαć иα
⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ιитεяѕεкcjαcн. [...] Tαк иαρяαωdę кσт, σρяσ́cz
⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ѕмσкα, jεѕт jεdчичм ѕтωσяzεиιεм υмιεjącчм cнłσиąć
⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀мσc. Nιкт иιε ωιε, ρσ cσ кσт ją cнłσиιε ι jαк
⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ωчкσяzчѕтυjε.''
⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Aиdяzεj Sαρкσωѕкι ''Kяεω εlƒσ́ω''

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- Lᴜᴅᴢɪᴏᴍ sɪę ɴᴀᴘʀᴀᴡᴅę ᴢᴅᴀᴊᴇ﹐ żᴇ ᴍᴏɢą ᴍᴏ́ᴡɪć ᴏ ᴋᴏᴛᴀᴄʜ﹐ żᴇ są ɪᴄʜ﹖ - uśmiechnęła się kładąc dłoń na głowie kota, a ten przymknął oczy, uniósł łebek nieco wyżej wpasowując go w jej dłoń i zamruczał cicho oddając się pieszczotom czarodziejki. - Uʀᴏᴄᴢᴇ. Tᴏ ʟᴜᴅᴢɪᴇ ɴᴀʟᴇżą ᴅᴏ ᴋᴏᴛᴏ́ᴡ. Nɪᴇᴢᴀʟᴇżɴᴇ﹐ ɴɪᴇᴘʀᴢᴇᴋᴜᴘɴᴇ ɪ ᴄᴀłᴋᴏᴡɪᴄɪᴇ ᴢᴅᴀɴᴇ ɴᴀ sɪᴇʙɪᴇ ᴢᴡɪᴇʀᴢęᴛᴀ. Uᴅᴏᴍᴏᴡɪᴏɴᴇ ᴛʀᴀᴄą ᴛᴏ …ᴄᴏś. Żᴀᴅɴᴀ ᴄᴢᴀʀᴏᴅᴢɪᴇᴊᴋᴀ ɴɪᴇ ᴍᴜsɪ ᴡʏᴋᴏʀᴢʏsᴛʏᴡᴀć ᴋᴏᴛᴀ ᴡ sᴡᴏɪᴄʜ ᴄᴢᴀʀᴀᴄʜ﹐ ᴡʏsᴛᴀʀᴄᴢʏ ᴊᴇ ᴏʙsᴇʀᴡᴏᴡᴀć. Dʟᴀᴛᴇɢᴏ ᴏᴅᴘᴏᴡɪᴀᴅᴀᴊąᴄ ɴᴀ ᴘʏᴛᴀɴɪᴇ. Nɪᴇ ᴍᴀᴍ ᴋᴏᴛᴀ﹐ ɪ żʏᴡɪę ɴᴀᴅᴢɪᴇᴊę﹐ żᴇ ᴏɴ ɴɪᴇ ᴍᴀ ᴍɴɪᴇ﹐ ᴀ ɴᴀsᴢᴀ ʀᴇʟᴀᴄᴊᴀ ᴊᴇsᴛ ᴄᴢʏsᴛᴏ ᴘᴀʀᴛɴᴇʀsᴋᴀ ᴏᴘᴀʀᴛᴀ ɴᴀ ᴡᴢᴀᴊᴇᴍɴᴇᴊ ᴡsᴘᴏ́łᴘʀᴀᴄʏ﹐ ɪ ɴɪᴇsᴢᴋᴏᴅʟɪᴡʏᴍ ᴡʏᴋᴏʀᴢʏsᴛʏᴡᴀɴɪᴜ sɪę ɴᴀᴡᴢᴀᴊᴇᴍ.
﹣ A ᴊᴇśʟɪʙʏ ᴏ ᴇʟɪᴋsɪʀ ᴄʜᴏᴅᴢɪłᴏ﹐ ᴛᴏ ᴅᴏ Wɪᴇᴅźᴍɪɴᴏ́ᴡ﹐ ɴɪᴇ ᴅᴏ ᴍɴɪᴇ… @Ravix_z_Czteroroga @papa_vesemir @YOUNGESTWITCHER @CatOfRoggeveen

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⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀❛ ┊''Wιεdźмιи υśмιεcниął ѕιę кяzчωσ – ωιεdzιαł,
⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀jαк ωчglądα. Pσ ωчριcιυ мιεѕzαикι ρσкяzчкυ, тσjαdυ
⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ι śωιεтlιкα тωαяz иαвιεяα кσlσяυ кяεdч, α źяεиιcε
⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀zαjмυją cαłε тęczσ́ωкι. Alε мιкѕтυяα ρσzωαlα
⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ωιdzιεć ω иαjgłęвѕzчcн cιεмиσścιαcн, α σ тσ
⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Gεяαlтσωι cнσdzιłσ.''
⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Aиdяzεj Sαρкσωѕкι Oρσωιαdαиιε ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀''Wιεdźмιи'' ω zвισяzε ''Oѕтαтиιε
⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀żчczεиιε''

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Maldives. I’ve already been to the Caribbean and Hawaii and they’re both the most beautiful I’ve ever been to, but I wanna visit the Maldives since I’ve never been there before, and they’re so isolated. Some place with good diving & surfing, such as Hawai'i, Fiji, Philippines, Indonesia, Australia.
England! I was able to go in 1999 and since I’d been in love with it from afar all of my life it was a dream come true. Now I want to go back desperately and hope to actually get to move there one day. It felt more like home than anywhere I’ve ever been and my heart will always long to be there.
Oregon for the redwood forests or Scandinavia for the mountainous scenery and culture.
I second Scotland, one of my favourite places for a break, the scenery along the west coast of Scotland around Glencoe, Fort William and the Isle of Skye is some of the most spectacular mountain scenery you will find anywhere in Europe. I've done a few cycle tours around Scotland, but I had planned to visit during 2020 and do some hill-walking, maybe parts of the Cape Wrath Trail and the West Highland way and a few mountains in between, the walk from Cape Wrath to Glasgow would be 650 miles, maybe this year!
Scotland! Luckily, I went about a year and a half ago for three weeks. It was INCREDIBLE. Everything I ever dreamed of. I still think about it every single day and look at my photos and videos often. Half my anecdotes start with, "When I was in Scotland...". I'm that annoying person :) I've wanted to go since I was little. I have always been a history buff, and also thought Scotland was the most beautiful place I had ever seen (I was right). I went to some archaeological sites that were on my bucket list. I was waiting for years for someone to go with me, but my friend circle has the fairly normal Canadian 4 weeks of vacation and they like going to warm beaches. So as a 30th birthday present to myself, I decided to go solo. Hopefully one day I can live there for a bit.
Both are destinations that are so far away by plane that most American tourists have neither the financial desire or ability to go there, as flights typically require a stop in NZ or Australia before you get to the island. As a result, you get far, far fewer obnoxious tourists and a much more authentic, unspoiled tropical paradise than say, Hawaii.
if we’re talking Christmas holiday, on my couch with my dog and cat watching A Christmas Carol and having some cookies and milk.
I really want to stay in one of those "over the water" hotel rooms. Maybe Bora Bora.
Switzerland and Austria. I was supposed to go around Christmas time in 2017, but I got pregnant and cancelled the trip. Someday....😭
I have always wanted to visit Egypt and see the pyramids and other ancient structures. I don't think I will ever get to.
A giant wooden lodge up in the mountains during the winter.

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March - May 2017 I plan on traveling to a few countries in Asia (I haven't decided which ones yet), and August/September 2017 I will do South America for a year, or until I run out of money (giving myself a $10,000 - $15,000 budget). I'm starting to do research now, figuring out what there is to see and do in each country, what path I want to take, transportation, volunteer and couch surfing opportunities, etc. The last two trips I took were to Thailand and Japan, and I started planning 1 month and 3 months in advanced, respectively. Once I'm in country, I tend to be more relaxed and have a go with the flow attitude, but I do like to have a general idea of where I'm going, staying, and how I'm getting around. I'm just curious, for those that like to plan ahead, how far in advance do you do it? And what kinds of things do you usually plan/research as your trip approaches. Since my trip is so far away, what do you suggest I get started on? Researching and planning always tends to be a bit overwhelming, especially if it's to a place I've never been before. In addition, the moment I book tickets somewhere, I will be on the lookout, and add to that doc. If anything needs arranging meeting up with people, I will do that about a month in advance, then a follow-up 2 weeks in advance. Anything else is flexible and can be done a week before departure.
For this trip I knew which area I wanted to go to, so I made a very rough itinerary of how many days I wanted in each place before I booked the flights to make sure I would have enough time. That plan has been altered slightly. Otherwise I start looking at accomodation and start checking out wikivoyage and other resources. I bought the Lonely Planet guides on sale and got a hard copy and a pdf copy, so will take the pdf copy with me. For example, I have made the decision that I am going to travel to Guatemala this fall. I don't have flights or anything booked but I have begun doing some research and am in the very early planning stages.
Even though I do detailed and extensive research and planning, I am like you in that I am more relaxed once I get to my destination and I don't follow my itinerary to a tee. I leave room for spontaneity and exploration and relaxation.
I bought a ticket to NZ 8 days ahead of time and booked a rental car and the first night hotel. After that I just drove around goin wherever I wanted for 16 days. The only time it bit me in the ass was I didn't realize Easter weekend meant everyone in NZ goes and buys all the hotel rooms and I ended up having to pay like $200 for a room one night.
I tend to research flights, accommodation, any large transport expenses (intercity trains, etc) and visa requirements well in advance, since I like to get all that stuff locked down early. I might do some brief research on fun things to do there, but I usually don't bother much with that until I'm actually there.

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My favorite thing about the country is that we seem to have just about every kind of biome and place on the planet across the whole country. We have metropolitan, coastal and beaches, mountains (albeit not massive ones), snowy regions, semi and arid deserts, tropical and sub tropical, savanahs, temperate and more. Just an amazing place to travel and explore! New Zealand is close by which is also amazing but we would never tell them that. And then there are ways to get to the Antarctic as well but not cheap or easy.
As an Aussie, I would not call NZ too expensive. I mean, if you can afford living and travelling in AU, then you can probably afford NZ as well. Flights are pretty cheap, especially if you book well in advance and watch for deals. Daily necessities like food and fuel are a bit more expensive in NZ, but the difference is not dramatic. Airbnbs and car rentals can be found at roughly the same prices as in AU. Favourite thing is the multiculturalism. Sure, there's some racism here and there, but since Australia is so reliant on immigration there's people here from all over the world, and they bring with them fascinating culture and art and yummy food. Really brings the whole place alive.
My favourite is felling relatively free and secure. No substancial violence or hate crimes. Tolerance from most of society. The ability to build yourself up if you are willing to work for it. What I think is my least favourite is today’s society has lost the sense of community and being able have a relationship with your neighbours. But that is western society in general. Not a unique Australian thing. Goes without saying its a beautiful country, but my favourite part is we always seem to somehow weather the storm. GFC we were one of the few countries in the world to avoid recession, while not having one since the early 90s until last year. We also earn a pretty decent wage, employers are forced to pay 10% of your wage into a 401k on top of your wage, we have really attractive females and blatantly the best coffee in the world and violent crime is pretty low in most parts. Least favourite thing is that it costs a small fortune to fly to any other country than new zealand. Scenery. Wales is a beautiful country. Too bad it's also a shitty country. Our government are actual idiots. Even England is handling covid better than us. The only thing we have done better than England is vaccinate. We weren't even allowed to buy clothes for like over half the year. I have been wearing an extra small jumper for school for a while because schools were open but places to buy uniform weren't. Like what is that fucked up logic.

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I loved Italy so much. All of it. I never wanted to leave. Rome, Florence, Venice, Siena, and a day stop to go white water rafting in Vipiteno (this was on the way to Innsbruck, Austria and the drive alone was wonderful, incredibly beautiful). I went on a 10-country trip this past summer and loved them all, but every bit that I saw of Italy was amazing.
It depends on how much time you have and what you plan to do. Like you, I went over as a part of an overall trip to Australia, I had literally two and a half days in NZ (should have been a bit longer but there was an issue with a flight that had to turn back), stayed in Auckland but drove down to Matamata on one day and flew to Wellington for most of the next day. I got to see Hobbiton, the Waitomo Glowworm Caves, and do a full tour of Wellington in the time I was there. I'd say if you're limited for time but can spend even five days to a week in NZ it would be a nice trip. When I go back I would like to spend at least a month travelling through both islands of NZ, though at the moment I'm strongly considering getting a temporary visa and going there for a full year.
The Cayman Islands. It's much more expensive than Cancun, but very different. The beach/ocean were the most calm, clear, and beautiful I'd ever seen. The food was great and there was lots of historical and nature educational activities/tours to take.
Iceland. It was one of those places I'd always wanted to go, and everyone would look at me funny and ask why I wanted to go there of all places. But I'm SO glad I did! It was absolutely beautiful. The travel time wasn't ridiculous (only a 4.5 hour flight there from where I live), everyone was so nice, the geography is beautiful, there was so much more I wanted to do/see, and it just felt like I was on another planet sometimes.
I don't know if I could say it's my favourite country (because I love so many places I've been for vastly different reasons) but I always recommend Namibia to people. Nice people, amazing landscapes, amazing wildlife, has all the mod-cons but isn't too touristy. The only downside is the public transport isn't very convenient so you either have to hire a car or join a tour.
Singapore oddly enough. It's a great place to visit with a kid. Everywhere is clean, organised and pushchair friendly, there are a bunch of kiddie places to visit, shops and restaurants seem to be open all the time, completely safe to walk anywhere at all hours, don't need to haggle and no one seems to want to rip you off. Also, it's a small place so you don't feel the need to run round desperately and 'fit it all in.'

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Holis Hannah ? ? Son complementarias y debemos hacer ambas en nuestras vidas, aunque bien y mal son subjetivos, varían para cada persona y país. ? Cuídate porfa ?
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CINE
"Mortal Engines" -- "Máquinas mortales"
★
Nueva Zelanda, USA (2018) Estreno 07-12-2018
Duración: 128 min
Producción: WingNut, Media Rights Capital, Universal
Distribución: Universal
Music: Tom Holkenborg
Guión: Fran Walsh, Philippa Boyens, Peter Jackson
Dirección: Christian Rivers (NZ, 1974)
★
Actors:
Hera Hilmar, Hugo Weaving, Robert Sheehan, Jihae, Ronan Raftery, Leila George, Patrick Malahide, Stephen Lang, Joel Tobeck, Frankie Adams, Colin Salmon, Caren Pistorius, Stephen Ure, Andrew Lees, Mark Mitchinson, Calum Gittins, Nathaniel Lees, Mark Hadlow, Sarah Peirse
★
Basada en:
Novela "Mortal Engines" (2001) de la tetralogía
del escritor Philip Reeve (Inglaterra, 1966)

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Director Films:
"Braindead" (1992)
"Heavenly Creatures" (1994)
"The Frighteners" (1996)
"Contact" (1997)
"The Lord of the Rings" 1-2-3 (2001,2002,2003)
"King Kong" (2005)
"Narnia" (2005)
"The Hobbit" 1-2-3 (2012,2013,2014)
"Pete's Dragon" (2016)

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Adaptaciones:
Rekt Galaxies (2020) Videojuego simulación espacial
★
Premios:
Visual Effects Society

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Lanzada también en DVD
Taquilla Mundial: 84 millon dolar
★
Película:
Rodada en Nueva Zelanda, 2017.
Ambientada en Londres y Europa, en el futuro.
★
Personajes:
Hester Shaw - protagonista fugitiva
Tom Natsworthy - historiador joven en Londres
Thaddeus Valentine - historiador villano
Katherine Valentine - hija de Thaddeus en Londres
Anna Fang - piloto líder de la resistencia
Bevis Pod - ingeniero joven
Shrike - guerrero cyborg
Magnus Crome - alcalde de Londres
Capitán Khora
Gobernador Kwan
Y muchos otros...
★
Sinopsis:
La civilización mundial es destruida por un cataclismo u guerra nuclear total.
Miles de años después, la sociedad evoluciona reciclando los restos de la civilización, en modo steampunk, máquinas y ciudades mecánicas con energías alternativas.

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La fugitiva Hester huye con el joven Tom, ayudados por Anna, escapando de Thaddeus.
Thaddeus y los suyos desarrollan la energía antigua para hacerse con el poder.
La resistencia lucha contra ellos por un mundo justo.
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Notas:
Cine postapocalíptico, distopía, steampunk, acción, aventura, drama, guerra.
Buena novela, guión y adaptación al cine, buenas interpretaciones, efectos, música.
Aunque la taquilla no superó los gastos, es una buena película.
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Trailer english
https://youtu.be/IRsFc2gguEg
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subtit
https://youtu.be/7UhHuWiW4FQ
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español-1
https://youtu.be/ZUMB1goQ8_w
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español-2
https://youtu.be/OE_RVrhUqRk
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music
https://youtu.be/KQBfH08VCBI
★

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Kvo da kaja super harakter sum po jivota sum moje i da ne sum nai miliq chovek no povqrvaite mi tolkova sum pomagal na drugite tolkova sum patil za horata Che nimoe da bude i za tva veche ne moga sus vseki da sum dobur no gledam da promenq tva moga da rabotq vs, ne sum murzeliv ne haresvam murzelivi hora jivota si zavisi samo ot teb ne trqq se nadqvash na nikoi, i ako iskam da kaja neshto go kazvam, ako iskam da kaja neshto koeto nqkoi si ne iskam da znae hich ne go kazvam zashtoto sum razbral Che nikoi ne moje da ti naprai tva koeto samo moje da si napraish, nali znaete telec kat kaja Che ne revnuvam e obratnoto dori nz shto kat sum nomer 1 haha tuka mnoo hora me mislqt za nadut nqq si krivq dushata imam nqkvo samochustvie no ne e bez pokritie az ako ne obicham sebe si koi da obicham suseda mi li?
Cenq parite, za kefa ne praq kompromisi da, no ne bih i dal lev na kurvite, mrazq mujkite putki det si mislqt Che sa neshto poveche no kat stane trudno bqgat ako iskash neshto ot jivota trqq ostanesh i da se borish za tva koeto obichash, edinstvenoto det e nad nas e nebeto nqma po golqm, prail sum i gluposti no vinagi gledam da se popravq, nikoga ne sum naranqval narochno, ne moga da mrazq hora koito nishto ne sa mi napravili, moga da obicham i da mrazq do bolka i tva ne zavisi ot men a ot choveka otsreshta, jivota mi e bil sqkuv i losh i dobur ima spadove ima i vuzvisheniq no nai loshoto e da padnesh ot vuzvishenieto tochno zaradi moi priqteli sum ostaval bez pari kat cqlo sum nqmal i za cigari, ako nqkoi mi naprai neshto go izprashtam prez terasata mahnah mnoo hora ot jivota si i sq sum super ot nishto ne se lishavam tolkova lakumi ima Che nqqm dumi no ne e vinoven toq det qde ot banicata a toq det q prai, jivota e borba vseki den trqq da se borish za da si dobre i da mahash toxichnite hora i super bomba, na mnogo malko hora imam doverie shtot mnoo puti sum bil vinoven za neshto koeto ne sum haha se taq samo napred i bez predateli tva e

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