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Свети-Криж-Зачретье () — община с центром в одноимённом посёлке на севере Хорватии, в Крапинско-Загорской жупании. Население общины 6185 человек (2011), население посёлка Свети-Криж-Зачретье — 897 человека. Подавляющее большинство населения — хорваты (99,3 %). В состав общины кроме административного центра входят ещё 18 деревень.

Община расположена в Хорватском Загорье к северу от города Забок в долине речки Шемницы, небольшого притока Крапины. Через территорию общины проходит автобан A2 и параллельное бесплатное шоссе-дублёр, связывающие Забок и Крапину. Расстояние от посёлка Свети-Криж-Зачретье до Забока — 5 километров, до Крапины — 7 километров. Также в посёлке есть железнодорожная станция на тупиковой ветке Забок — Крапина.

В общине сохранилось несколько важных архитектурных памятников: замок Свети-Криж-Зачретье (XVII—XVIII века), приходская церковь Святого Креста в центре общины, несколько старинных часовен в деревнях общины.

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Kentucky Wildcats at Vanderbilt Commodores: Virtual Tailgate
If Kentucky wants to get to a bowl this season, coming away from Nashville with a W is a near-must.
By Glenn Logan Nov 14, 2015, 11:01am EST
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Welcome to the Virtual Tailgate for the Kentucky Wildcats at Vanderbilt Commodores game today in Nashville. The Wildcats head down to the Music City on a 4-game losing streak, and three of those games have been blowouts where Kentucky was simply uncompetitive. Much of that has been on the offense, which has gone from reasonably explosive earlier in the season to anemic and frustratingly futile.
The goal all along this season has been to get back to a bowl game, and if that is to happen, Kentucky would be very well advised to find away to come away from Nashville with a win. The Wildcats must win two of their last three to achieve bowl eligibility, and while that is certainly doable with the opponents Kentucky has upcoming, it is very far from a sure thing.
But before we get into all that, let's get our virtual feed-bag on. This is a tailgate, you know, and what good is a tailgate without food?
It's cocktail hour. Today's cocktail will be a simple classic:
I have enjoyed this cocktail for years, and for a long time, it was my Friday after-work go-to. If you prefer vodka, we have that as well, along with some mixers for those who find martinis a little bit too… liquor-forward.
For the appetizer, something a little different:
Bruschetta alla caprese
Toast, fresh Mozzarella, basil and tomato. Simple. Classic. Delicious.
For our entrée today, we're having a German classic on a bun:
Bratwurst and sauerkraut
My wife was born and lived in Germany until she was 12, and this is a dish I often enjoy without the bun. But since we are tailgating here…
For the side, something good and familiar:
Nothing fancy, just good hearty food.
Now, for the beer. For a meal like this, the beer is really important, and since we have kind a German theme for today, let's go with:
Spaten Pils
Spaten is one of my very favorite German beers, and the Oktoberfest version is also really good. I have some in the refrigerator right now, in fact.
Finally, dessert, and what could possibly be more appropriate than:
To me, there is no better desert anywhere than this. It's one of my favorites, and has been since I can remember.
Now that we're fed, let's move on to the game. This game, quite simply, is a must-win if Kentucky wants to make a bowl game. Unfortunately for Kentucky, Vanderbilt is very much better than many thought they would be. They've won only one fewer game than Kentucky, and took Florida to the wire last weekend in Gainesville.
Vandy is extremely offensive-challenged, but defensively, they are one of the better teams in the SEC. Obviously, that makes today's game problematic, as Kentucky has not only struggled to score lately, but they have also had a hard time just getting first downs. Obviously, their competition has been really stiff over the last four games, and the step down in class may help them untrack the offense.
The big problem is that Vanderbilt has been tough at home all year. Virtually nobody has blown them out in Nashville other than Georgia before they lost Nick Chubb to injury. They did get crushed at Houston two games back, however, so the defense can be scored on by a prolific offense. It's hard to call Kentucky's offense prolific lately, though.
But hey, Patrick Towles has cut off all that hair, so maybe it will improve his vision and his nimbleness. What I'd really like to see improve, though, is the UK receiver's hands and the offensive line's pass protection.
Kentucky can win this game. Yes, they are in a rut, but they are due, and the competition is much less daunting than the last four. The Wildcats will have to step up their game to win even against the Commodores, but this is a place where the Wildcats actually have a shot. Vandy is favored by a field goal, but this game, based on recent events, is about as close to a pick-em as you're likely to see.
Kyle Shurmur QB Concussion Probable
Justin Skule OL Undisclosed Out for season
Nigel Bowden LB Concussion Out for season
Jason Hatcher LB Ankle Probable
Joey Herrick WR Undisclosed Doubtful
Kengera Daniel LB Eye Doubtful
Austin MacGinnis K Groin Probable
Darius West DB Ankle Questionable
George Asafo-Adjei OL Leg Probable
Stanley Boom Williams RB Elbow Probable
Don't forget that after this game, it'll be time to watch the basketball Wildcats take on NJIT after defeating the Albany Great Danes last night in Rupp Arena.

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St Boniface Way launch day
On Saturday 23rd October, we were joined by friends from all over Devon to celebrate the launch of our new pilgrimage route, St Boniface Way.
The day began at Holy Cross Church, Crediton, with an inspiring talk from A Rocha UK about caring for creation; featuring the powerful call to 'refuse consumerism' in our fight to save the planet.
From there the first pilgrims set off to walk the first stage to the village of Shobrooke. Here we dressed the Holy Well, a stone's throw from St Swithun's Church where the local community received the accolade of 'Highly Commended' in the Devon's Best Churchyard award. We joined them to plant 300 crocus bulbs before heading off toward Newton St Cyres for the second stage of the way.
Upon reaching the beautiful Church of St Cyr and St Julitta in Newton St Cyres, the pilgrims took a much-deserved rest and regained their strength with delicious (and plentiful) cakes baked by some wonderful volunteers.
While a committed few proceeded to walk the rest of the route to Exeter Cathedral, the rest of us took the bus into the city where we were privileged to hear a Choral Compline from a visiting choir, followed by a talk about the history of pilgrimage and the spiritual significance of our holy places and buildings.
A huge THANK YOU to all who attended and those who generously gave their time to look after our pilgrims for the day.
Here is a video of highlights from this incredible day.
St Boniface Way Launch Day from CofEDevon on Vimeo.
Click here to view a full image gallery from all the day's events.
St Boniface Way pays homage to its namesake, the patron saint of Devon, and reflects on his Benedictine traditions of prayer, work and study. The route in its entirety spans some 14 miles from Crediton (the birthplace of St Boniface) through farmland and tiny villages, to Exeter (his place of study).
What a year it's been for Devon Pilgrim. Here's a roundup of everything we've been up to.
Devon's Small Pilgrim Places
Five of our churches on The Archangel's Way are part of the Small Pilgrim Places Network, a national group of unique, peaceful spiritual sites.
A Small Pilgrim Place – St Pancras Exeter
Right in the heart of Exeter resides the tiny church of St Pancras - a place of sanctuary amidst the noise and bustle of the Guildhall Shopping Centre.
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