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New ASA Tours 2018-19
This section highlights some of the new programs on offer during 2018-19
Tajikistan & Kyrgyzstan: Through the High Pamirs, led by Iain Shearer
4 Jun – 21 Jun 2019
Limited to 16 participants
This year's tour is fully subscribed. We are currently accepting reservations for the 2019 departure.
Cradled by the Pamir Mountains, source of the life-giving Oxus (Amu Darya) and Jaxartes (Syr Darya) rivers, Tajikistan is the garden of Central Asia. This is an untouched corner of the natural world that nevertheless was also a critical commercial crossroads for countless, diverse peoples for millennia. Between verdant bamboo-forests of the Oxus valley and the stark granite peaks of the Wakhan Valley, Tajikistan is especially rich in flora and fauna. Snow leopards hunt Marco Polo sheep over mountain crags whilst eagles soar above glacial lakes. Spring unrolls endless carpets of wildflowers and autumn tips a cornucopia of fruit, nuts, and sweet berries from ancient trees shading traditional courtyard gardens. Stalin took the great emporia of Samarkand and Bukhara from the Tajiks, but they are still rightly proud of their long and glorious culture, seen in fine archaeological sites of Penjikent and Dushanbe. Modern Tajikistan is a political backwater between China, Pakistan and the chaos of Afghanistan, but not long ago this land bustled with traders from Europe and Asia all drawn by the treasures of the Silk Road; you'll encounter reminders of past wealth in colourful bazaars like that of Istaravshan, which like many towns we visit has a ruined Arg (fortress), fine Central Asian mosque and madrasa, and a holy shrine, the Sar-i Mazor Complex. Lapis lazuli and Badakhshan rubies were dug from the remote Pamir valleys we visit; it decorated the death-masks of pharaohs and the diadems of long-dead kings. Silk sold in local bazaars became the gorgeous robes of Byzantine queens and European bishops. We follow ancient trade routes that crisscross Tajikistan and hear descendants of the great traders of the ancient Sogdian traders still speaking their ancient language in remote valleys of the Fan Mountains. Islam dominates modern Tajikistan, but a cosmopolitan history of Buddhism, Christianity, Zoroastrianism, Hinduism, and Judaism are all marked by ancient Kushan fortresses, reclining Buddhas, abandoned fire temples, and mountain shrines in the High Pamirs combining these different traditions into something unique to the mountain people. Nomad chieftains and merchant-princes, wandering Chinese monks, Russian spies and hearty Victorian women explorers shadow us, following in the footsteps of Marco Polo and Genghis Khan across Tajikistan and into Kyrgyzstan, where we encounter transhumant herdsmen their flocks and distinctive yurts. more……
Southern Italy: Pompeii, the Amalfi Coast & the Treasures of Apulia
12 Oct – 27 Oct 2018
Explore the rich and varied history of Southern Italy, discovering its wealth of archaeological treasures, magnificent medieval mosaics, charming villages & the grandeur of the Baroque. On this 16 day tour travel across beautiful, historic Southern Italy from the Bay of Naples to Apulia with Dr Joan Barclay Lloyd, a world authority on the art and architecture of Italy from Antiquity to the Early Modern era. more……
Art and Architecture in California: Palm Springs, Los Angeles, The Big Sur & San Francisco
This year's tour is fully subscribed however we are currently accepting reservations for the 2019 departure.
Discover the newest art museums in the USA, spectacular landscapes & remarkable California Style gardens, modernist masterpieces & iconic Hollywood homes like the Stahl House in Los Angeles. Led by Prof. Chris McAuliffe who has taught art history at the University of Melbourne and Harvard University, and was Director of the Ian Potter Museum of Art, University of Melbourne for thirteen years. Join Chris to explore some of the world's finest museums, most iconic urban and desert architecture, remarkable gardens and magnificent coastal landscape. more…..
A Designer's Guide to the Gardens of England incl. the RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show
20 Jun – 4 Jul 2019
Award-winning Australian landscape architect Jim Fogarty leads this contemporary garden tour of Southern England. The tour visits magnificent gardens near Oxford, Bath, Winchester, Brighton and Windsor, and concludes with a visit to the RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show on the celebrated preview evening. We shall discover exemplary gardens that showcase the modern romantics style of contemporary colour schemes and perennial herbaceous borders by some of the world's greatest garden designers. We'll be treated to a selection of England's private gardens designed by Tom Stuart-Smith, including Broughton Grange, Brockhampton Cottage, Grendon Court, Moor Hatches Garden, and his very own gardens at Serge Hill and The Barn. We'll learn how some of the most iconic English gardens continue to inspire modern designers when we visit the likes of Hidcote Manor, Vita Sackville-West's Sissinghurst and the Manor House Garden by Gertrude Jekyll. At Alasdair Forbes' incredible Plaz Metaxu we experience a concept garden of poetic symbolism. We'll wander through the gardens of Dutch Wave movement pioneer Piet Oudolf at the world famous Hauser and Wirth, whose art gallery and sculptures are set amongst swathes of new perennials by the Dutch master. At Bury Court we compare his planting style with the minimalism of Christopher Bradley-Hole. On a special visit to Crockmore House Gardens, we meet the owner, The Honourable Julia Kirkham. We'll also learn about growing plants for the RHS flower shows from Mark Straver, owner of Hortus Loci nursery, and spend a morning with Andy Sturgeon, one of Britain's most acclaimed contemporary garden designers. Througham Court Garden, Dr Christine Facer's 'laboratory' is a modern garden inspired by science, while Anne Wareham's modern and unique Veddw Gardens are filled with patterns of hedging. We'll be inspired by the exemplary plantings at Pettifers, Bramdean House, the work of Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe at Shute House, and Marylyn Abbott's West Green House & Gardens. Wandering through herbaceous perennials is a delight at Sussex Prairie Garden; we'll also admire Henrik Gerritsen's Dutch-influenced plantings, sourced from Piet Oudolf's own nursery in the Netherlands, at Waltham Place. There'll even be time to learn about the botanicals used in the process of distilling gin at the Bombay Sapphire Distillery and to explore the eclectic laneways of Brighton. more….
Berlin & Hamburg: Architecture and Design
17 Sep – 29 Sep 2019
With architecture and design writer Stephen Crafti, explore the very best of Germany's contemporary art, architecture, furniture and fashion in Berlin, Dessau and Hamburg. more….


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Thursday, July 27, 2006
This past weekend the sun came out and gave me one of the best backpacking trips I have had in this park. I would like to think it was my own special little birthday present. This section was really stunning. It was easy to gain some really good elevation. The alpha female of the grant creek pack was out on the road. I have seen her several times this summer. She is getting thin. She has seven pups this year and it is showing.
Sometimes it's hard to stop for a moment and capture the day to day life here. It is often taken for granted. There are some events here that really make me stop and appreciate. Every year the violet green swallow chicks come out and learn to fly on the same day. Some are hesitant to come out of their nest boxes, like the guy in the picture. They are all fluffy and so cute. The squirrels are continuously carrying around mushrooms twice the size of their bodies. The snowshoe hares still are trying to figure out how to get into the garden. On a rare occasion this summer, the mountain still comes out.
These pictures are from a trip I took a few weeks ago to Sable Ridge. This really is a beautiful spot. My friend Scott likes it so much he went two weekends in a row. I saw the biggest Griz I have ever seen in my life on this hike. It spotted me too. We kept a respectful distance from one another. On the bus we spotted six wolves. None were feeling photogenic.
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After the story broke Walsh excused his behavior by blaming others for telling the truth about his hypocritical history of poor handling of his own finances which also include the previous foreclosure of his home:
I know that story just broke, and it's interesting that it just broke right now as I'm out there trying my best to fight this President and fight the Democrats and solve this debt crisis. But look, I'm the most openly vetted candidate in the world. I have had financial troubles and I talked about them throughout the campaign. This is where real America is.


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Date: 02/03/2018 - 23/03/2018 Time:8:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Location: Darul Arqam premises (kindly refer to signage stand on Levels 1 & 2)
Course Synopsis:
In this modern era, especially in Singapore, women play the same important role side by side with men, both at workplace and at home. There is also a growing trend among the ladies to travel among themselves to other countries. With this blessed gifts and capabilities that Allah has bestowed upon them, it is rightful for our ladies to know of their rights and to take into consideration of the matters pertaining to our religion.
In this course, our students will learn the rights of women; as a colleague, a daughter, a wife and a mother. Students will also learn the rulings of Fiqh pertaining to travelling, be it business or leisure, and not forgetting the rulings of women's blood in the lights of Islam.
Course Highlights:
– Status of Women and their rights in Islam
– The Purpose and Practicals of Shari'ah Laws (Islamic Laws)
– Rulings Pertaining to Women's Blood (Haidh, Nifas and Istihadhah)
– Muslim Women Dress Code, Duties and Responsibilities for working women.
Course Dates:
Fridays, 02 March – 23 March 2018
Time: 8:00pm – 9:30pm
Members of Darul Arqam: $35
Non-Members: $45
Registration and Payment are to be made at Darul Arqam Bookshop.
Bookshop Operating Hours:
Monday, Saturdays and Sundays: 10am to 5.30pm
Tuesdays – Fridays: 10am to 8.30pm
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Ustazah Siti Wahidah Binte Redzuan spent 10 years of her learning at Madrasah Al-Irsyad Al-Islamiah. She later furthered her studies in the Faculty of Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Heritage at the International Islamic University Malaysia, majoring in Fiqh & Usul Fiqh (principles of Fiqh) and minoring in Comparative Religion. She is currently the Head of Education at Maarof Mosque.
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As a Baseball fan and being from Boston I actually enjoyed this World Series. I was just born when Bill Buckner had that ball pass through his legs. But after watching it so many times from just watching the baseball classics and highlights and now after 25 years I could say comfortably that Nelson Cruz has taken his place for that mistake in the outfield in game 6. The reason being is that with Bill Buckner was on his last legs with the Red Sox and they were tied going into that inning so the world series wasn't over because of that play, with Nelson Crus though, he had the ring for his whole team in his hands.
I would really like to hear from Ranger fans on their take on this play, even though he was a big reason why they got there in the first place!


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02 October 2005
Voice of Europe
Bringing a muslim nation with a horrific human rights record, desperate poverty, strong fundamentalist undercurrents, a racist and sexist culture, and undemocratic ways into the EU is tantamount to political suicide. Should Turkeys accession talks "go well" starting on Monday, the world can kiss European unification goodbye, and watch it splinter into a 3rd rate power in the next 2 centuries. How can the EU ministers be so utterly spineless as to even entertain the notion of Turkey joining, a government that to this day still refuses to recognize its own genocide of the Armenians? A government that invaded Cyprus then transplanted so many right wing fanatics to the island that its division has become a tangled mess, then demanded so many concessions in the bogus "peace plan" that the Greek south of the island could not in good conscience vote for it? A government that kills its enemies and tortures dissenters? And most disturbingly, a nation that is strongly muslim. The EU and Turkey are so radically different that this notion of them possibly being able to join in a decades time should not even be entertained. Let them stay in Anatolia, their ancestors stole that fair and square hundreds of years ago.
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E. All of the above?
I was entertaining myself at sheppardsoftware.com (one of my all-time favorite websites ever) taking vocabulary quizzes [because I'm a dork]. I was especially amused by the following question:
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Stories by John Boynton
Bastion Point: Dawn ceremony marks 40 years since evictions
Auckland iwi Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei held a dawn ceremony this morning to mark the 40 years since it was evicted from Bastion Point, or Takaparawhau. Audio
Remembering Bastion Pt: 'Straight out of a Nazi war movie'
Tomorrow marks 40 years since Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei was forcibly evicted from Takaparawhau or Bastion Point in Auckland.
Budget 2018: Minister hits back over Māori criticisms
Employment minister Willie Jackson has blasted critics of the 2018 Budget who say it failed to deliver for Māori.
'Not One More Acre': Exhibition remembers Bastion Pt evictions
An exhibition showcasing the images of evictions that took place at Takaparawhau or Bastion Point has been launched at the Auckland Museum.
Budget 2018: Govt sets up $37m Māori development fund
A fund of $37 million has been set up in Budget 2018 to provide funding for Māori housing, land reform and youth employment training.
Northland housing woes: 'Every winter decimates our people'
People in desperate need of housing are suffering because the government-run Māori Housing Network isn't working properly, a Far North housing provider says.
Māori King 'determined' to ensure future of Kīngitanga
The future of the Kīngitanga has been a central theme of the 160th anniversary of the Māori King movement in Ngaruawahia held this weekend.
High living costs drive Kiwis back across the ditch
Kiwi families who have moved back to New Zealand after living in Australia are struggling with high living costs and low wages that could push them back across the Tasman.
Photography project aims to capture child's-eye view
A project that gives primary school children disposable cameras so they can shoot the world as they see it is being rolled out around the country.
Bill to protect Māori seats selected
A bill which will entrench Māori electorate seats in Parliament has been selected from the members' bill ballot today.
'You can feel the power and passion of unity'
Proponents of Māori wards marched through Whakatane today, demanding adequate indigenous representation at local council level.
Voice artist refuses to pronounce the 'white' way
A voice artist for advertising agency NZME has refused to voice a client's script after they requested that the place name, Waimate, be pronounced the 'white way'.
Blood test trials aim to reduce higher Māori cancer rates
A blood test which monitors cancer in the bloodstream is set to be trialled on Māori cancer patients.
Māori housing issues raised with govt
Auckland iwi are keen to develop their own housing strategy for Māori living in Auckland says a Māori housing leader.
Business booming for tree-felling crews after Auckland storm
Tree felling crews have been taking on the dangerous and physically exhausting job of clearing up thousands of trees brought down in storms across Auckland last week.
Powerless Aucklanders left footing the bill: 'It was my only option'
There are still 1200 homes and businesses in Auckland without power almost a week after storms hit the region - with power not expected to return to some until the end of this week. Audio
Hikoi first step in march to make Manurewa bilingual suburb
The fight to normalise te reo Māori will be taken to the streets of Manurewa this weekend with a bilingual hikoi.
School with one student gets $200k of state funding
An Auckland Māori Catholic co-ed school will still receive $200,000 worth of state funding despite having only one student on its roll.
Hone Harawira lambasts 'racist' hospital decision
Hone Harawira says the decision to stop a woman from staying with her terminally ill husband while being cared for at Waikato Hospital was racially motivated.
Tūhoe's post-Treaty settlement woes evident in wake of festival
Tensions within Tūhoe in the wake of their $170 million Treaty settlement were evident when 13,000 members of the iwi met in Rotorua at the weekend for the two-yearly Te Hui Ahurei a Tūhoe festival.
Future leaders of Tūhoe take to kapa haka stage
It was the turn of the future leaders of Tūhoe to take to the kapa haka stage on the first day of the biennial Te Hui Ahurei ā Tūhoe festival taking place in Rotorua this weekend.
Seed funding: Govt spends up on rural plant nursery
Bay of Plenty village Minginui is to get a funding boost of almost $6 million from the government's provincial growth fund, towards the goverment's plan to plant a billion trees. Audio
Students push for NZ wars public holiday
Should the New Zealand Wars be commemorated as a national public holiday?
Ngāti Rangi marks end of settlement journey
After 28 years of Treaty of Waitangi negotiations, central North Island iwi Ngāti Rangi has signed its deed of settlement in Waiouru today.
Iwi to provide free private health insurance to members
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei is taking the health of its people into its own hands by providing free universal private health insurance for its members.


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Do you like to spend time searching for frogs, lizards and snakes? Or are you surveying freshwater fish? Then our Amphibian Reptile and Freshwater Fish Study Tour in Slovenia is the perfect holiday for you!
We will certainly see beautiful landscapes and we will stop at the sight of colourful flowers and rare birds. Yet, this is not a typical eco tour. Instead, you may find us wading through the mud, in the hope to see a small creature called the Yellow-bellied Toad. Or we may be hiking several hours deep into a cave to find a blind Salamander. This animal is so unusual that it got nicknamed a "baby dragon" and a "human fish": the Olm, Proteus anguinus. We may even ask someone to place a gentle electric current on a small part of a stream in order to stun fish.
All native amphibian, reptile and crayfish species and many of the freshwater fish are legally protected in Slovenia. With care, we can often photograph them without the need to catch or disturb them. Our guide will have special permits for handling animals for the purpose of identifying the species. For catching and handling freshwater fish we will cooperate with local specialists, who have the necessary permits to do so.
All animals will be released at the same place where we found them. While this tour is not meant as a survey to collect many distribution data, we will provide all our observations to the national Slovenian database.
Participants from any country are welcome but should arrange own flight ticket from the most convenient airport to Ljubljana Airport, Slovenia.
Arrival and departure time will be different for participants from different countries, please contact us so we can arrange your transport from and to Ljubljana airport.
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This is a specialised study tour in which we focus on Amphians, Reptiles and Freshwater Fish.
We will be outdoors for much of the day, sampling aquatic habitats and surveying a variety of habitats. Although we will not walk long distances, we do go off-road on sometimes difficult to access terrain (steep, rocky, dense and thorny vegetation). We work as a group: together we will see most. During the tour, there will be ample time for photography.
On one or two days, we invite a local expert who will demonstrate freshwater fish surveying with electrofishing.
Expect to make long days: during some of the evenings, there will be excursions and presentations.
Please note that taking any plants or animals from nature is not permitted during this tour.
We arrive at Ljubljana airport where we meet our local guide and tour organiser. Depending on our arrival time we may have a stopover on the way to our accommodation. Here, we can see the first amphibians and reptiles in Slovenia!
We start our study tour in the complete southwest of Slovenia, in the Vipava valley. This area is much influenced by the Italian Po plain. The northern edge of this valley is formed by a series of spectacular steep rock walls. Streams flow from underneath these walls towards the river Vipava, a tributary of Soča (Isonzo).
In the morning we walk along some of these streams, in search of a small frog: the Italian Agile Frog (Rana latastei). This species was once widespread in the entire Po plain, where it's numbers dwindled because of the intensification of agriculture. Its remaining strongholds are in Slovenia, on the edge of its range. It shares this habitat with the more widespread "common" Agile Frog (Rana dalmatina), Italian Crested Newts (Triturus carnifex) and Mediterranean Smooth Newts (Lissotriton vulgaris meridionalis).
In the afternoon, we will look for the unique freshwater fish in the region, for which we enlist the help of a local specialist. Adriatic freshwater fish share common ancestors with the more familiar Central and Western European species. However, they are separated for such a long time that they evolved to distinct species of their own. In the Vipava valley, we hope to find among others Triotto (Rutilus aula), Alborella (Alburnus arborella), Italian Spined Loach (Cobitis bilineata) and Padanian goby (Padogobius bonelli).
The Olm (Proteus anguinus) is by far the most charismatic amphibian species in Slovenia. This large salamander (up to 35 cm) is entirely adapted to live in underground rivers and streams. It has almost no pigment and its eyes are reduced and invisible underneath its skin, as adaptations to life in total darkness. Most places where it occurs are inaccessible (networks of small underground streams where we can't enter) or only accessible to licenced and experienced speleologists. Fortunately, nearby our accommodation, there is a cave which is easier to access. In the company of a local cave-guide, we will spend much of the day exploring this cave. Both the water level and the clarity in the cave are dependent on rainfall in the region. Under favourable circumstances, we may see quite many "baby dragons".
In the remaining part of the day, we will visit a population of yellow-bellied toads which we photograph individually. We will later during the tour use these photographs to make an estimation of the population size.
Today we go southwards to the Mediterranean coast of Slovenia, where we visit a beautiful, small river which flows over white rocks. Here we find an endemic fish, the Istrian Chub (Squalius janae) alongside Padanian Barbels (Barbus plebejus). The shores of the river are a good place to observe reptiles including Wall Lizards (Podarcis muralis), Italian Wall Lizards (Podarcis siculus) and occasionally dice snakes (Natrix tesselata). Nearby is the only Slovenian locality with Four Lined Snakes (Elaphe quatuorlineata), but the chance to see this species is relatively low: the place is well known among local herpetologists and even the "locals" don't manage to find this species each year.
Other species which we may see include Yellow-bellied Toads (Bombina variegata) and Green Lizards (Lacerta cf. bilineata). In the afternoon, we make shorter stops to several places, in search of Whip Snakes (Hierophis carbonarius) and Mediterranean Toothcarp (Aphanius fasciatus).
In Western Europe, heathlands would be the place to go if you want to see vipers. In Southern Slovenia, you may find similar places at roadsides in forests, but this is not where most vipers are. Instead, you'd have to go to places which have either an Alpine-like vegetation or to open, rocky places with thorny scrubs. For today we will invite local field herpetologist Erika Ostanek to join us. Under her guidance, we will learn how to search for vipers and how to do this safely in this rather different habitat.
Sometimes the Lake Is, and sometimes, It Is Not. That's how the locals summarise the highly fluctuating water levels at Lake Cerknica. The Intermittent Lake Cerknica dries up during the summer and sometimes also in winter. Every time the lake dries, many fish become stranded and die. When the lake fills up with water from the spring rain and melting snow, it forms an extensive amphibian habitat, with a low density of predatory fish. From underground hibernating places (partly in caves), many thousands of Grass Frogs (Rana temporaria) appear, forming the biggest population in Slovenia and one of the biggest in Central Europe. Considering their numbers, they become surprisingly difficult to find in summer, when they disperse into the surrounding forests.
Along the lake, we can find numerous Common Toads (Bufo cf. bufo), Grass Snakes (Natrix natrix) and Green Frogs (Pelophylax sp.). In the surroundings of the lake, we can also find small populations of Wall Lizards (Podarcis muralis) and Italian Crested Newts (Triturus carnifex).
We spend the afternoon exploring the nearby hills, where small streams have formed quiet valleys which remind somewhat of the Alps. Typical stream animals include Stone Crayfish (Austropotamobius torrentium), Yellow-bellied Toad and Fire Salamander (Salamandra salamandra). We also have a fair chance to see Viviparous lizard (Zootoca vivipara), which lays eggs in this region, and Smooth Snake (Coronella austriaca). If the water level is not too high, we may see the endemic Barje Sculpin (Cottus metae) on the way.
Later on, we re-visit the population of Yellow-bellied toads which we photographed on day 3 and repeat our photographing-action. When we compare our photograph from both days, we can estimate the total population size.
Now that we have seen the enigmatic "normal" white Olm, it would be nice to see it's black counterpart as well. The Black Olm is hardly known outside Slovenia, and no wonder, because it only lives in a single valley where it can be observed in only a single spring. And this is where we will go today. The Black Olm differs not only in colour, but also because it has normally developed – although a bit smallish – eyes. To get here, it is a bit longer drive, but we feel that it is well worth it.
Nearby we find river Kolpa, which has an exceptionally rich diversity of freshwater fish. With the help of local specialists, we will try to see Balkan Golden Loach (Sabanejewia balcanica), Balkan Spined Loach (Cobitis elongata), Spirlin (Alburnoides bipunctatus), Danube Gudgeon (Gobio obtusirostris) and many more species.
Depending on our aeroplane schedules, we may still have much of the daytime to spend in the field. We drive stepwise in the direction of Ljubljana Airport and make stopovers at some remarkable habitats. One of the species which we hope to find is the White Clawed Crayfish (Austropotamobius pallipes), which is in Slovenia restricted to the Adriatic basin …
This study tour differs from regular nature tours because we have a busy evening program. This evening program depends partly on the weather and will be fully worked out in the weeks before the tour takes place. The evening program will include:
Several presentations:
– introduction to the frogs, newts and salamanders of Slovenia, including species identification, distribution and threats.
– identification of tadpoles and newt larvae: as many amphibian species occur both in Slovenia and in western Europe, the identification methods are the same and can be used throughout much of Europe!
– amphibian diseases and field protocols: what do we know and which preventive measures can we take to avoid that we spread diseases to the animals which we like most?
* An evening visit to a museum/exposition which explains the dynamics of the intermittent Lake Cerknica, one of the most important habitats for amphibians in Slovenia
* An excursion to listen to amphibian calls, including tree frog, green frogs and common toads as well as to observe newts by torchlight
* Our fun quiz to test your identification skills based on photographs of Slovenian amphibians, reptiles and freshwater fish
* The Bombina-memory game: a practical demonstration on how to, in a fun way, estimate the population size of the endangered Yellow-bellied Toad. We compare the photographs which we made on day 3 and 7 and use a simple capture-recapture formula to calculate their numbers.
Moderately difficult and occasionally demanding. During the tour, we will walk slowly and stop many times, but terrain can be difficult, rocky and occasionally steep, without real climbing. At other places, it may be muddy and we may encounter dense and thorny vegetation as well. Please make sure that you have good hiking shoes and sturdy trousers!
We will be out all day in sunny weather with temperatures up to, and above 30 oC. Please take a sun-hat and suncream.
During this tour, we stay in a countryside hotel or an agritourism, right in the middle of the area which we visit. In this way, we reduce daily traveling time to our destinations a minimum: up to one hour on most days.
Participants should arrange the transport to Ljubljana airport or train station, where we will pick you up.
During this tour, we will use a van which has eight seats for participants and one for the driver. The tour guide will also be the driver of the van. This gives us a maximum of flexibility: how long we like to stay at each place, is up to us.


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May 22, 2017
Dear Senator,
On behalf cities and towns, we are writing to express our appreciation for the many provisions in the Senate Ways & Means Committee budget proposal (S. 3) that benefit and support communities across the Commonwealth.
We thank Senate President Stan Rosenberg, Chair Karen Spilka, the members of the Senate Ways & Means Committee, and all members of the Senate for advancing a state budget framework that funds the full $39.9 million increase in Unrestricted General Government Aid that is matched by the Governor and House. Funding for this vital municipal aid program reflects the state's commitment to provide 100% of Lottery and gaming revenue to support local government services and avoid overreliance on the property tax. This is a high priority for city and town officials.
We appreciate the proposal to fund the essential requirements of Chapter 70 school aid, including the plan to assist cities and towns affected by the change in how low-income students are counted, as well as the Senate leadership's excellent proposals to begin implementing the recommendations of the Foundation Budget Review Commission. Further, the Senate budget takes the important and impressive step of fully funding the Special Education Circuit Breaker program that helps pay for a portion of state-mandated high-cost special education services. Later in this letter we highlight the need to fix the broken charter school funding system, and ask you to address that issue as a companion priority so that all school districts have the resources they need to provide quality education services for their students.
We recognize that making these crucial investments is a challenging task in tight fiscal circumstances. In this context, it is crystal clear that S. 3 underscores the Senate's commitment to a strong fiscal partnership with cities and towns.
In addition, we applaud the Senate Ways & Means Committee's proposal (in Section 35) to modernize and close loopholes in the room occupancy excise and provide cities and towns with the authority they need to set local rules for the short-term rental market. New technologies and business practices have changed how people book and pay for vacations, business trips and other short-term stays away from home. Section 35 would apply the same rules across all types of occupancy, and is a complete package in that it also closes the internet reseller loophole. We note that industry leader Airbnb has also endorsed Section 35, which demonstrates that this provision offers a strong foundation to solve this issue from both the municipal and business perspective.
With 1,031 amendments before you this week, there are many important funding and policy proposals that impact cities and towns, and we urgently and respectfully ask you to take action on all of these matters to support the interests of the communities you represent. Please invest in essential municipal and school programs, and please protect local government from amendments that would restrict or interfere with local management authority and decision-making powers. In this letter, we have highlighted the most important and visible amendments that impact cities and towns.
Please Support Funding for Reimbursements for Charter Schools Losses
The rapidly growing deduction of Chapter 70 school aid from local public schools to support charter schools has become a major financial drain on cities and towns, a problem made more acute as the state grants more charters and existing charter schools expand. Local officials strongly support full funding of the Commonwealth's statutory commitment under the law to reimburse school districts for a portion of their school aid lost when used to fund charter schools.
For fiscal 2018, it is estimated that cities and towns will be assessed $598 million in local school revenues to fund charter schools, an increase of $65 million (12 percent) over the estimated level this year. With assessments at over half a billion dollars and growing, it is critical for the state to fund its financial commitment under the state statute. The SW&M fiscal 2018 budget would level-fund charter school reimbursements at $80.5 million. Full funding of the statutory formula would require $157 million, based on the most recent data from the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE). Without these funds, cities and towns will face another round of lost school aid next year, resulting in fewer programs for the vast majority of students who remain in the local public school setting.
These school aid deductions are harming the state's poorest and most financially distressed cities and towns. Underfunding the charter school reimbursement formula impacts the most vulnerable and challenged school districts, as well as dozens of communities across the state.
Please support Amendment 163 filed by Senator Chang-Diaz, Senator Lewis and Senator Eldridge and Amendment 213 filed by Senator O'Connor and Senator Humason to fully fund charter school reimbursements to cities, towns and regional school districts by providing the full $156.9 million appropriation needed to meet the state's full obligation.
In this very challenging fiscal environment for state and local government, we believe it is important to update the charter school finance law to add an element of accountability and shared purpose. We strongly support Amendment 165 filed by Senator Moore and Amendment 9 filed by Senator Boncore. These proposals would provide for a modest measure of relief to local public schools when the transition reimbursement account is underfunded and ensure a much needed level of financial accountability for charter schools.
Please Support Additional Chapter 70 School Aid
We again thank Senate leaders for increasing Chapter 70 minimum aid to $30 per student, which is a welcome improvement over the $20 per student amount in House One. A significant majority of school districts only receive minimum aid, which is why the minimum aid aspect of Chapter 70 is so important. More than 200 school districts (almost three-quarters of all operating districts) would receive an increase of $30 per student under S. 3. For many districts, this would represent another year of receiving only minimum aid, which has forced a growing reliance on the property tax to fund schools that is not sustainable.
Please support Amendment 88 filed by Senator Tarr, which would increase the minimum aid amount to $50 per student, almost matching the increase you provided for fiscal 2017.
We would also support the direction of Amendment 75 filed by Senator Chang-Diaz and others to enhance the language of Section 19. One of the key benefits of the Section 19 process for cities, towns and regional school districts would be early notice of local contribution and school aid amounts, and we ask that this be ensured in the final Senate budget.
Please Support Funding for Regional School District Student Transportation
Funding for transportation reimbursements to regional school districts is vital to all regional districts and their member cities and towns, particularly in sparsely populated parts of the state. Underfunding this account has presented serious budget challenges for these districts, taking valuable dollars from the classroom. Full funding next year would require $86 million, according to DESE. Please support Amendment 102 filed by Senator Gobi and others and Amendment 86 filed by Senator Tarr and others to increase funding for this account, and bring fiscal 2018 funding closer to the full funding mark.
Please Support Funding for Out-of-District Vocational Student Transportation
Chapter 74 of the General Laws requires the state to reimburse cities and towns for the cost of transporting students to out-of-district vocational education programs. This reimbursement program recognizes the significant expense of providing transportation services for out-of district placements, as these students must travel long distances to participate in vocational programs that may not be available locally. DESE estimates that full funding of the state's obligation next year would require $3.6 million. The SW&M recommendation would provide $250,000 in funding for this account. Please support Amendment 105 filed by Senator Gobi and others to increase funding to cover a portion of the cost of transporting students to out-of district placements in vocational schools.
Please Support Funding for the Shannon Anti-Gang Grant Program
Please support Amendment 914 filed by Senator Donoghue and others to increase funding for the highly effective and valuable Shannon Anti-Gang Grant Program, which has helped cities and towns respond to and suppress gang-related activities. Amendment 914 would add $3.0 million and bring total funding up to $8 million.
Please OPPOSE the Unfunded Mandates in Amendment 868 ("Recycling Standards")
We strongly OPPOSE Amendment 868 because it would impose a new unfunded mandate on cities and towns, primarily by dictating a set of solid waste "performance standards" and instituting new annual reporting requirements.
Municipalities have made enormous progress in reducing solid waste and increasing recycling programs throughout the state. Most cities and towns have built recycling and reuse facilities in an effort to increase recycling rates. Communities have also implemented automated curbside pickup and instituted unit-based pricing for waste collection, commonly known as "pay-as-you-throw," to incentivize recycling.
This Amendment would direct the commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection to establish performance standards for the reduction of municipal solid waste, and lays out specific standards of not more than 600 pounds per capita by July 1, 2019 and not more than 450 pounds per capita by July 1, 2023. The Amendment would require municipalities to report information on solid waste disposal annually. If a city or town is not able to meet the performance standards by July 1, 2019, the municipality must explain why it did not meet the standard and detail a plan to achieve the standards by July 1, 2023.
While the MMA strongly backs increased resources and support for municipal recycling programs to assist municipal leaders' efforts to reduce the generation of solid waste, we cannot support the imposition of mandated per-capita solid waste caps, because these mandates could impose a very costly burden on cities and towns and undermine other critical municipal services. Modest changes in the economic market for recycled goods have a dramatic impact on the feasibility and ultimate cost of the mandated performance standards in Amendment 868. Much more work and analysis is necessary before basic affordability questions can be answered regarding the feasibility and burden of this language.
Please Support Brownfields Redevelopment Funds
Please support Amendment 588 filed by Senator Donoghue and Senator Lewis to increase available funding for brownfields redevelopment projects. This funding is critical to the successful redevelopment of former industrial sites and will enhance local economic development efforts across the state, and improve the environment. Amendment 588 would appropriate $15 million for the Brownfield Redevelopment Fund.
Please Support Water Infrastructure Funding
Please support Amendment 254 filed by Senator Eldridge, which would make an important technical change to the appropriation language for contract assistance to the Massachusetts Clean Water Trust. This amendment would bring the budget language into conformity with the 2014 water infrastructure act and more recent regulations, and allow use of funds beyond only debt service, including principal forgiveness, interest rate reduction and other means of financial assistance.
Cities and towns understand the importance of investing in our Commonwealth's water infrastructure, and the Clean Water Trust aids cities and towns by providing financial support for municipal projects. Upgrading our water infrastructure system not only benefits our environment – these investments protect public health and promote economic development as well.
Please Support Water Quality Funding and NPDES Delegated Authority
Please support Amendment 876 filed by Senator Rodrigues and Senator Ross to provide $1.4 million in funding for water quality programs, which would support the establishment, administration and implementation of the federal National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System program. This funding would begin the process of having the Department of Environmental Protection assume "delegated authority" from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency over the federal water quality program, which covers MS4 stormwater permits. Governor Baker has filed separate legislation, supported by the MMA, to allow MassDEP to petition the EPA for this authority. Full funding would take approximately $4.7 million.
Please Support the Community Preservation Act
Please support Amendment 286 filed by Senator Creem, which would strengthen the Community Preservation Act by updating the fee schedule to provide adequate revenue to restore the state match to recent average levels. The ability of our cities and towns to fund important CPA projects is in jeopardy due to the decline in matching funds from the statewide CPA Trust Fund and the larger need generated by new cities and towns joining the program. This amendment would help to update and sustain the program.
Conservation Tax Credit
Please support Amendment 854 filed by Senator O'Connor Ives, Amendment 567 filed by Senator Tarr and Amendment 568 filed by Senator Tarr, which would expand the conservation land tax credit. These amendments would raise the annual cap on the Conservation Land Tax Credit (CLTC) Program from $2 million annually to $5 million. Amendment 567 would also amend the definition of "public or private conservation agency" which may receive donations of land subject to a conservation tax credit to include realty trusts organized for conservations purposes pursuant to Chapter 203 of the General Laws. We believe that the increase in the annual cap and expanding the definition of eligible agencies would increase private land donations with widespread public benefits.
Municipal Modernization Updates
Please support Amendment 74 filed by Senator Moore that would update two important sections from the Municipal Modernization Act that became law last August. Amendment 74 would change the rules governing the municipal overlay account that is used to cover property tax abatements. The change would allow interest amounts that are due to a taxpayer to be paid from the overlay account. Amendment 74 would also provide a temporary delay in the requirement that municipal revolving funds be established through local bylaw or ordinance rather than by the legislative body, as is the rule in effect through fiscal 2017.
Procurement of Goods and Services
Please support Amendment 291 filed by Senator Hinds, which would remove burdensome procurement advertising requirements for cities and towns for public works and building contracts under $50,000. Changes made to procurement law in the Municipal Modernization Act last year were intended to reduce the burden on cities and towns. However, the final legislation added new mandated posting requirements that this amendment would remove and allow as a local option.
Please support Amendment 243 filed by Senator Flanagan, which would amend procurement law to allow cities and towns to use the Request for Proposal (RFP) process for minor procurements of supplies and services of less than $50,000. The use of the RFP process provides cities and towns with better quality vendors participating in local procurements.
Please Support the Local Option Sales Tax on Meals
Please support Amendment 77 filed by Senator Lewis that would allow cities and towns, by local vote, to increase the local-option sales tax on meals from 0.75 percent to 1.5 percent. Approval would be by vote of the local legislative body. The revenue would continue to be for the municipal General Fund.
Please Address Drafting Issues with Amendment 1025 Regarding Local Option Taxes for Transportation Purposes
While we support the purpose of Amendment 1025 to provide cities and towns, and groups of cities and towns working together, to adopt new local taxes for local transportation capital programs and services, we cannot support the specific implementation language in the proposed new Chapter 64N of the General Laws. In order to ensure that this new tax concept is legislated to ensure adequate provisions for accountability, transparency and governance, we believe that substantial changes are needed to strengthen the decision-making and financial control provisions Amendment 1025.
Again, we would like to express our deep appreciation to Senate President Rosenberg, Senator Spilka and the members of the Senate Ways & Means Committee for advancing a strong budget proposal that invests in cities and towns across the state. We respectfully ask you to build on the many favorable local aid and policy investments in S. 3, by supporting the key budget amendments detailed above. We also ask you to oppose the unfunded mandate proposed in Amendment 868, and to amend Amendment 1025 to ensure adequate accountability and local governance.
Please contact us at any time if you have any questions or need additional information by having your office reach out to me or MMA Legislative Director John Robertson at 617-426-7272 ext. 122 or email@example.com.
Thank you very much for your support, dedication and commitment to the cities and towns of Massachusetts.
Geoffrey C. Beckwith
Executive Director & CEO


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"This is basically a recipe I found in the Looneyspoons cookbook and altered to suit my tastes! So very yummy! Feel free to add whatever you like - sometimes I add chicken, and sometimes I add shrimp!"
Fettuccini Alfredo - Light Edition
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READY IN:30mins
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- 12 ounces fettuccine pasta, dry
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1 -2 garlic clove, minced
- 1 1⁄2 cups 2% low-fat milk (or I have used skim)
- 1 1⁄2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1⁄3 cup parmesan cheese, grated (real is better)
- 1⁄2 teaspoon dried basil
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon pepper
- 1⁄4 cup low-fat sour cream
- 1 -2 cup shrimp or 1 -2 cup chicken
- Cook fettuccine. Drain and return to pot.
- While you are cooking the pasta, prepare the sauce. Melt butter in a medium saucepan over medium heat.
- Add garlic and sauté for 1 minute.
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OK, the joke's up. You can tell me now. I feel certain I am in some sort of a social experiment that involves a gnome, or other sprightly, jesting creature, who tears off the calendar days while I sleep, unknowing that whole weeks are flying by. That's the case, isn't it?
I have not been cooking very much that is presentable these past two weeks, with little explanation. It could be the confusion of the WDC 'is it hot? or is it cold?' weather. I am ready to start making things that go in the oven- possibly for extended periods of time- but the 75 degree weather is telling me that's not a good idea. Ditto with soups. It just feels too sweaty.
I still cook for myself, sure, but no one really wants to look at some of my scary dinner concoctions. Trust me. We'll wait for the cold weather, and the recipes and photos will start flowing again.
Next week we're off on an adventure to California, which promises to provide very good food, and more weather confusion. I can't wait!
On an unrelated note, did you see this article? Eggs have become a daily thing for me since I stopped eating meat, and truly, sorting out what kind to buy-- unless you're buying right off the local, environmentally responsible, animal-loving farm-- is a challenge. Something I learned from this article-- hens like to eat grubs and other animals. So, claims on egg cartons that hens are fed vegetarian diets takes on a whole new twist. Sorta seems like feeding a cow corn, even though their stomachs and entire bodies are made for grass. What kind of eggs do you eat, readers?
Here's a recipe for the bean-lover in you. I was craving the beautiful, dark red of kidney beans a few days ago, and whipped these up. On a per serving basis, these are ridiculously cheap. If more people had access to cooking and nutrition education, they too could appreciate how easy and cheap it can be to eat well. We would all be that much healthier for it.
These have a bit of kick to them, and would go well with sauteed onions. Try them on a bun, with tortillas, or with rice.
Kidney Bean Cakes
2 cans dark red kidney beans, drained and rinsed
1 small white onion
1/2 carrot
handful parsley
1 tsp chili powder
2 tsp cayenne powder
1 tsp red pepper flakes
salt and pepper to taste
1 egg, beaten
1/2 c panko
cooking spray
In a food processor, process beans, onion, carrot and parsley until some chunks of beans remain. Spoon mixture into bowl. Add spices, and salt and pepper to taste. Add egg, and combine mixture with your hands. Add up to 1/2 c of panko crumbs to mixture, until mixture can be formed into cakes. Shape bean mixture into 6 cakes, and refrigerate for about an hour.
Cook cakes 3 at a time over medium-high heat in a large skillet that has been sprayed with cooking spray. Serves 4, with left-overs.


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Take 0.5 kg of chicken fillet and cut it into small pieces. Brush and grate one carrot on a vegetable grater. Take a single bulb finely chop it or grate it. Take the matzo and chop it. Chopped matzo should be 0.5 cup. All this mix and add one raw egg, salt, pepper to taste. Stir well again. Form balls from this stuffing and dip them into boiling sauce. Cook until done. To prepare the sauce, take a saucepan, pour 3 glasses of water into it. Peel and chop one carrot. Finely chop one head of onions. One green sweet pepper wash, remove the seeds and cut into strips. A small piece of celery root, peel and grate on a large grater. Dip the vegetables in boiling salted water and cook them. You will cook the fake fish in this sauce.


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Dear World Focus:
You had quite the show on Monday, March 9. On the one hand, I was distressed to see your segment on female genital mutilation, and had to leave the room while that was being shown. I recognize that this is an important issue to bring to the world's attention, but that didn't make it any easier to watch. Later on, after I returned to watch the rest of the program, I was astonished and pleased to see your segment on Feng Shui. That was quite the mixture of issues on one show, and quite the mixture of reactions on my part!
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I'm having a pity party. And you're invited if:
1. your get-up-and-go done got-up-and-went!
2. you teach a bunch of kiddos who have been sick ALOT in the last few months, but you haven't.
3. you have run out of places to hide and those darn sicky-icky germs have caught up with you.
4. your eye balls feel as if they are about to explode from their sockets.
I'll be in bed when you get here!
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Post-transcriptional regulation is crucial for structural and functional alterations in erythropoiesis. Enucleation of erythroid progenitors precedes reticulocyte release into circulation. In enucleated cells, reticulocyte 15-lipoxygenase (r15-LOX) initiates mitochondria degradation. Regulation of r15-LOX mRNA translation by hnRNP K ascertains timely r15-LOX synthesis in terminal maturation. K562 cells induced for erythroid maturation recapitulate enucleation and mitochondria degradation. HnRNP K depletion from maturing K562 cells results in enhanced enucleation, which even occurs maturation-independent. We performed RIP-Chip analysis to identify hnRNP K-interacting RNAs comprehensively. Non-muscle myosin heavy chain (NMHC) IIA mRNA co-purified with hnRNP K from non-induced K562 cells, but not from mature cells. NMHC IIA protein increase in erythroid maturation at constant NMHC IIA mRNA level indicates post-transcriptional regulation. We demonstrate that binding of hnRNP K KH domain 3 to a specific sequence element in the NMHC IIA mRNA 3'UTR mediates translation regulation in vitro. Importantly, elevated NMHC IIA expression results in erythroid maturation-independent enucleation as shown for hnRNP K depletion. Our data provide evidence that hnRNP K mediated regulation of NMHC IIA mRNA translation contributes to the control of enucleation in erythropoiesis.
- Received May 29, 2015.
- Accepted January 20, 2016.
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The country house was fully and perfectly renovated, the restoration works were made in 80s, using the Tuscan traditional methods, furthermore only high level materials and finishing were used during the works. Every single detail has been carefully designed. The main country house has a surface area of about 200 square meters. It has one entrance for each level, at the ground floor there is an huge living room with fireplace made with cotto bricks, the living room has a beautiful vaulted ceiling and a big arch, typical characteristics that we usually find in the stable for animals in the old country houses. Near the living room, we find the kitchen, large and functional, with its big glass door, through which we access to the garden, an utility room for the swimming pool and a storage room. The first floor is accessible from the external staircase or from the internal winding staircase. The internal staircase leads to a corridor. Here we find 2 double bedrooms, one single bedroom with two beds and one bathroom. One of the double bedrooms has a large landscaped terrace with the view over the garden and swimming pool. Near the house there is an outbuilding used as dependence for the guests. It has a surface area of 40 square meters, where we find a kitchen, a double bedroom and one bathroom. In total there are 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Behind the house, there is an outbuilding of 90 square meters used as storage room for rural tools, that could be converted in a further dependence or in a gym or on a study room. The swimming pool measures 5 x 10 meters and got a 1, 5 meters deep end.
The property includes about 3 hectares of land, where we can see fruit trees, as hazel, walnut and cheery trees as well as some olive trees. The heating system is provided by LPG and there is the municipally-owned aqueduct, there is also an 50 meters artesian well, used for irrigation and for the pool.
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Ever think how powerful God is....just in regards to water?? He pulls the tides in and out!
It tickled me recently to hear someone share my sentiment that THAT is soooo amazing....cuz, have you ever tried to move a kiddie pool over so it doesn't kill your grass? I mean, just a few inches...and GOD just *snap* DOES IT.
Psalm 148 says, "He set them in place for ever and ever; he gave a decree that will never pass away." Praise the Lord! P.S...this whole Psalm is really good but I didn't want to put the WHOLE thing down.
This trip has been an adventure so far...but I WILL TRUST THE LORD...and it will be a good adventure....because HE is faithful to me!
FYI...sand does stick to everything. I remembered reading recently that baby powder helps take it off before you get into the car to go home. Funny...wish I had some baby powder! Loverbrain's car is a mess!!
What a beautiful day we were given! I love SPF 85...it allows me to relax a bit and enjoy the fun times with the Sweet Boobahs.
Who needs a pedicure? Just go walk in the sand. Smoothed my feet right down!! SMILES!!
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
4 comments:
- Karen said...
The pictures are great...hope your adventure goes well!
- June 1, 2010 at 12:59 PM
- Natalie at Mommy on Fire said...
Bobbi, you are precious. I love your evangelistic heart. What a gift you were to Joe and how wonderful that he could see Christ in action through you.
You never know what seeds are being planted - isn't that so true? Well done good and faithful servant1
- June 1, 2010 at 7:47 PM
- Natalie at Mommy on Fire said...
OK, so I meant to leave the above comment on the post below...It's late and I am brain-dead.
Thank you for leaving such a sweet comment on my blog on Friday. It is always my hope that God will speak through me to others so thank you for hitting that home for me!
Have a wonderful vacation - it looks awesome!
- June 1, 2010 at 7:48 PM
- Kayren, Pink Daisy Girl said...
Baby powder does work...we used to use it in New Jersey and then in our own back yard.
- June 20, 2010 at 1:54 PM
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I started by using the aerobic machines, all of which are great to use, especially for a 52 year old who has, or should I say had (see below) creaking joints, aches and pains etc. Shortly after starting a fairly frequent regime, I was approached by one of the trainers who said they had noticed I didn't stretch out properly after my sessions, and could he stretch me. Since then one or other of them have been routinely stretching me, and I feel like a new man. I hadn't realised how stiff I was, and how that could be changed. I now regularly attend circuit training, cross core, and functional training classes and find that the trainers are all excellent. It is a truly personal service. They motivate without making me feel inadequate, and then ensure I am properly stretched at the end. The expertise they all have in this regard is impressive; I think it is because of the emphasis the gym places on physiotherapy.
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Dear Corina,
You are not with us anymore,
The people who have known you will miss you very much
I can't stand that nobody had known what was spinning in your head al this years,
I wish that you had told us, we had said that wasn't true because we al love you!!!
Your life was really ruff, you mist your father, you wanted answers that nobody could give you.
I hope you found peace and answers.
I prayed for you that the people upstairs would give you strength and the love you mist most of your life.
When people said to you they loved you, you couldn't believe that it was true, because you were so betrayed as a little girl by the man who had to protect and care for you, that your heart shut down and sometimes the door stood a little bit open, but it wasn't enough.
When I think off you as a friend you was the best friend who anyone could have,
You were always there for me, you stood up for me when I was in trouble.
When I needed something I could borrow it from you. You were always there even if you weren't.
You will be always in my heart!!
And I will always love you!!
I will miss you funny laugh.
I will miss that I can't hug you anymore.
I will miss the conversations with you.
When I first met you were full of life you did stuff with friends.
You had a mind off your own.
You was always a little stubborn, but that was you.
We did some naughty stuff in the past,
We had fun we could laugh and cry.
I was there when you needed some one.
You were born,
You had a life,
You lived as fully as you could,
You had your heart on the right place,
You were a friend off the people who stood by your side,
You were a daughter,
You were a fighter,
You were a sweet human being,
Know your gone,
As a touchable being,
But your not gone out our hearts,
Your not gone out our memory's,
Your not gone out our minds.
Corina I will miss you, I love you.
And one day we will see each other again.
Rest in peace, knowing that we all love you!!
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Alpha to Omega
Having had a very jolly (cup of) tea with the charming Ellee Seymour (http://www.elleeseymour.com/) on Friday afternoon in Cambridge, I went on to a Feast where I saw a familiar classicist: Professor James Diggle. He is retiring next year but will continue to work on his monumentum aere perennius: a new Greek-English lexicon.
In my day, the standard reference book was Liddell & Scott, first published in 1843, and I asked Prof Diggle how he was improving on that. He said that he and his team are able to write a new lexicon from first principles because every single Ancient Greek text is now available online and so they have access to far more material than the Liddell & Scott team. "Which letter have you got up to?" I enquired. "We're not doing it alphabetically," he said. "We've done Omega, we're half-way through Alpha, I'm currently working on Pi and we haven't started the largest entry, Epsilon."
He thinks the lexicon will be finished in about three years' time and it will be published by Cambridge University Press, much to the chagrin of Oxford University Press, the publisher of Liddell & Scott. Hurrah for the light blues! (Shame about the Varsity match though.)


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It's been raining and flooding here! The pastures are super wet and when I went to get Drifter, she took one look at me and headed the other way. After walking across the wet, muddy, boot stealing field I went up to her and slipped on the halter, She was a good girl and followed me back in.
I took her right to the wash stall to hose off her muddy legs, feet and blanket. Luckily I remembered to bring along a clean and dry blanket for her last week. She was a good girl and stood to be hosed off. She almost seemed to be happy to be getting cleaned up. I worry about all the mud making her feet soft and her getting another stone bruise.
I gave her a really good grooming to removed the wet spots. I only groomed her above the knees, because she was wet from her mini-bath. She was good for tacking up and is starting to lower her head for bridling.
I rode with two other horses in the ring today. It was super windy and it felt like the roof would be blown off the indoor. Drifter was forward, light and happy. It was a great ride. She was back to her November attitude without reluctance to go forward. This could be because:
- the foal was sleeping and not kicking ehr
- it wasn't feeding time
- she wasn't wearing a quarter sheet (maybe the static shocks her)
- it was windy, maybe this is her "up" mood
We worked on lateral work (leg yield) at walk and trot and walk/trot transitions. She was very willing and listening to my leg aids. I kept noticing how she was trying to cut into the left and bending a bit to the right. Then I noticed that my right leg was internally rotated and my knee was pinching into her. When I consciously changed my leg position to be even, she went straight. I was accidentally bending her and moving her off my right leg. She is so finely tuned into me that I notice these little things. When I rode my gelding, Fritz, after riding her I kept my right leg externally rotated and he also went much better. He maintained his roundness and didn't lose his balance at the canter. This mare teaches me so much.
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Our man of the match: Bristol City (H)
Norwich City were held to a frustrating 0-0 draw against Bristol City on Saturday afternoon.
The Canaries dominated the game in large parts but were unable to make a plethora of chances count, with the visitors producing a defensively astute performance.
Norwich came close through Marco Stiepermann in the first half, and saw chances from the likes of Tom Trybull and Josh Murphy prove to no avail after the interval.
Despite the spoils being shared on the day, there were a few impressive performances, and we've picked our man of the match from Norwich's draw – Tom Trybull.
The 24-year-old swept everything up in behind, and produced yet another impressive display in the middle of the park for Norwich. He circulated the play well and initiated several attacks from deep.
Defensive duo Timm Klose and Angus Gunn both helped towards another clean sheet for Daniel Farke's side, but Trybull was the standout performer in a frustrating stalemate on Saturday.
Having signed for free in the summer, the German is certainly making an impression at Carrow Road.


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THE senior Liberal Democrat official who sparked a storm with an "unauthorised" briefing over party policy is to quit his job, the party announced yesterday.
Head of media Mark Littlewood will leave in the next two months, Lib-Dem chief executive Chris Rennard said, paying tribute to his "invaluable role".
Mr Littlewood caused fury at the top of the party on Sunday when he told journalists electoral reform was not "a deal maker or a deal breaker" for any possible coalition deal.
He also indicated that a keynote speech by Sir Menzies Campbell was a first signal of willingness to talk to Labour about a deal if the Lib-Dems held the balance of power.
Senior aides quickly distanced themselves from the briefing, saying it was "unauthorised" as the issue overshadowed the end of the party's spring conference in Harrogate.
Sir Menzies will use another speech tomorrow to stress his "absolute" commitment to PR.
Lord Rennard said in a statement that Mr Littlewood had indicated last November that he would be leaving.