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Welcome to the Holly Hook, YA Author Large Print Page! Here, I display my most recent newsletters in large print as I've had some requests for this. If you would rather not receive emails from me, that's okay and no hard feelings. You can always unsubscribe by clicking
...it's a lot of work running my writing business full time! I've just completed my second week and let me tell you, there is no shortage of things to get done. Much of this is due to the fact that I'm finally able to get around to the things I wasn't able to before, like designing my website and moving my mailing list over to this new provider (which hopefully will not send people blank emails and readers' replies to email accounts I rarely check.) And I'm able to answer emails every day! I'm left wondering how I ever managed to write at all while driving to an 11-hour day job 40 miles from my house.
The brain fog has cleared, that's for sure. And my cats sure love the fact that I'm home. (Ever have two cats lie on your chest at once?)
Overall, it's been great, except for the compromise that I'll have to be on a tight budget for at least a little while to make this work.
Oh, and there was this:
ME: Good thing I'm getting out of this commuting thing because my car's getting really old and I like not having a car payment right now.
CAR: Really? So you put in your notice one week ago?
ME: Yes. I have one more week and then, no more commuting!
CAR: I'm going to die now.
(Motor blows up.)
In short, the problem wasn't worth fixing so it meant a new (well, used) car. If you ever want to try writing full time, make sure you have a LOT of money saved (thankfully, I did) because something stupid is almost guaranteed to happen sooner or later.
Anyway, while I'm on the point of my new schedule, I'd like to announce that I now have the time and ability to begin my new pen name for romance! I will only mention this here once in a great while since this is a YA newsletter, but if you like romance, I have just started a fresh newsletter mailing list for my new pen name. I will also be recruiting a Reviewers Team for Romance very soon, which I will do through the new newsletter. This will be contemporary romance with some adult situations so these will definitely not be YA reads. If you're interested in my upcoming Romance reads or reviewing, the sign up page is below:


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It's easy to overlook your dog's feet when it comes to their overall healthcare. Your dog's paws are very important, though! Keep them healthy with these tips from a vet in Livonia, MI:
Nail Trims
If you allow your pooch's nails to become too long and sharp, they can split painfully or get snagged in carpets and rugs. Trim them regularly with a canine-specific clipper, or call your vet's office to have the professionals take care of it. Your dog will thank you!
Paw Checks
Sit down with your dog every week or so to give each paw a thorough once-over. Check between the toes, as it's very easy for small objects like burrs or pebbles to get lodged there. Items can also embed themselves in the paw pads—if you can't remove an object easily, call your veterinarian.
Paw Pad Health
Don't allow your dog to linger on hot surfaces like asphalt during the summers, as the pads can be burned and blistered. During cold weather, do your best to avoid ice and chilly metal surfaces.
Want help with your dog's healthcare or behavior? We're here to assist with all of your pet-care needs. Call your vets Livonia, MI.

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The Nigerian military has dismissed a Boko Haram video threatening to abduct and behead President Muhammadu Buhari as a "photoshop" and "complete joke," claiming that Boko Haram no longer has the capacity for large-scale attacks and is merely trying to intimidate villagers into a distorted perception of their strength.
Buhari claimed in December 2015 that "we have won the war" against the Islamic State affiliate, a claim widely dismissed as the terrorists have continued to attack mosques, crowded marketplaces, and remote villages throughout the year. As such, the Nigerian military has a vested interest in arguing that Boko Haram is no longer capable of large scale attacks.
"Issue of threat to PMB (President Muhammadu Buhari) is a complete joke and the dream of the century, therefore the entire clip is a washout," military spokesman Brigadier General Rabe Abubakar said of the video. "We reiterate our total commitment and resilience in stamping them out, people shouldn't be deceived by their use of photoshop."
The extended statement went on to accuse Boko Haram of using an old video clip from 2014 to fabricate the appearance of a large group of terrorists and supporters praying in observation of Eid al-Adha, one of Islam's most important holidays. "The video clip is a complete show of weakness and sign that the end is near for the insurgents, hence it does not in any way poses threat to us," the statement concluded.
Nigerian military officials did not dismiss the possibility that some of the video may be new as the unnamed individual delivering the message in it dated the video in September 2016. The use of previously released clips of individuals praying nonetheless "cast aspersions to the credibility of the clip and therefore should be disregarded," they claim.
In the video, published on YouTube earlier this week, an unnamed man prays for the head of Boko Haram, Abubakar Shekau, and vows to abduct and behead the "infidel" Buhari, himself a Muslim from northern Nigeria.
"So this infidel by the name Buhari saying that he will finish us, he should know that by the grace of Allah, he cannot finish us," the terrorist says. "Rather, he will die, he will die, he will die."
The video is notable both for the threat to Buhari and the repeated assertions of allegiance to Abubakar Shekau, the leader of Boko Haram since 2009 — when its founder, Mohammed Yusuf, was killed. Shekau has not appeared in any Boko Haram propaganda in months, and Islamic State publications announced in August the appointment of another man, Abu Musab al-Barnawi, as the "governor" of the Islamic State West Africa Province, the official name of Boko Haram. Al-Barnawi has been referred to by some Nigeria news outlets as Yusuf's son, though this is not yet a confirmed fact.
Reports from the northern Nigerian state of Borno suggest that the terror organization has now split its loyalties between Shekau and al-Barnawi, ever since the latter criticized Shekau's indiscriminate targeting of mosques and urban centers for terror attacks. Al-Barnawi instead vowed to target every public center known to be frequented by Christians, rather than risk the shedding of Muslim blood.
Witnesses in Borno say entire villages have had to flee their homes as al-Barnawi's people attack Shekau strongholds, burning down homes and taking food and other loot with them. Standard Boko Haram terrorism also continues, with a mass abduction most recently occurring in the village of Chibok, home to the hundreds of schoolgirls abducted in April 2014 and not yet found.
In addition to killing thousands of civilians and burning down homes, Boko Haram has prevented international aid from entering remote regions of northern Nigeria, allowing for the spread of previously subdued illnesses like polio.
According to a recent study published by the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism, Boko Haram killed over 5,000 people in 2015 and, when measured as an independent terror group rather than a wing of the Islamic State, remains the third deadliest terror group in the world, after the Taliban and the greater Islamic State.


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Arrest made in Jupiter shooting
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Arrest made in Jupiter shooting
No one injured in shooting
JUPITER, Fla. —
Jupiter police arrested a man in connection with a June 15 shooting.
Daniel J. Agosto was charged with attempted first-degree murder, aggravated assault with a firearm, shooting into an occupied vehicle and felony possession of a firearm.
Police and officers with the U.S. Marshall Service, located Agosto at a hotel in Boynton Beach.
The shooting happened at 6487 Mullin Street.
No one was injured.
Authorities have not released a motive in the shooting.


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I had hoped this past weekend to share with you some abandoned home HDR processed images, but my software is not working correctly. For some unknown reason it won't allow me to input my images (single or a series of images). I'm working with tech support, but so far no resolution. I love digital photography (I'd never go back to film) and all the software that we have at our disposal, but when things go haywire it can be extremely frustrating. Hopefully the problem will be resolved soon and I can process and share some images with you.
In the meantime, lets talk about lists. I have always been one to create lists. Heck, sometimes I even go so far as to make a list about a list. Over many years, I have made numerous 3 x 5 laminated cards with lists or notes about a particular form of photography. They make for quick reference rather than flipping through a flash or camera manual and I have never found myself out in the field having left behind a vital piece of equipment. I've done the same thing as it relates to SCUBA diving and in 39 years of diving I have only had to abort a dive on one ocassion for leaving my wetsuit back in the apartment. If you have ever found yourself on site without an important piece of gear, I would suggest creating a list.
My current macro photography list consists of the following:
I'll share more of my lists and note cards with you in the future.
January February (2) March (2) (9) April (9) (8) May (8) (3) June (3) (3) July (3) (3) August (3) (4) September (4) (2) October (2) (1) November (1) December
January February March April (2) May (2) June July August (1) September (1) (4) October (4) (3) November (3) (1) December (1)
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Discussion in 'Wii - Hacking' started by erolz, Oct 30, 2008.
anyone got a FCE Ultra GX 2.0.4 channel please?
(or an older, better(?) working version)
Search for a thread called emu/apps SDHC support or something like that, must be near here
search custom channels on here
can find it anywere :-( onky broken links
2.0.6 channel anywere?
FCEU channel
why cant anyone Fing search on here or use google, simply launch search on this forum and find custom channels. doesn't take a genius.
theres a link for you to download anyway!
thanx. really could not find a new version
wich version is this?
2.03 or something, unsure you'll see when you install it, if its a little outdated, then simply inject a new .dol into that channel with autoinjectuwad, no questions regarding autoinjectuwad, as the utility comes with a README!!!
ok.thanx but dont be so mad ;-) you have asked something about autoinjectuwad too...
i haven't asked nothing!
i just mentioned to you, since you want updated apps in channels, then simply inject the new .dol (update of whatever emu etc) channel wad.
using autoinjectuwad..... The utility comes with a readme on how to do it*
so you shouldn't have any problems, that was a thread i made from when i was using a strange version of autinjectuwad.


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Biomaterials for artificial organs.
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|Part 1 Commodity biomaterials: Membranes for oxygenators and plasmafilters: Titanium and cobalt-chromium alloys for hips and knees; Polymeric joint bearing surfaces for total joint replacements; Biomaterials for pacemakers, defibrillators and neurostimulators; Mechanical and bioprosthetic valves. Part 2 Advanced and next generation biomaterials: Small intestinal submucosa and other decullarized matrix biomaterials for tissue repair; New ceramics and composites for joint replacement surgery; Biomaterials for improving the blood and tissue compatibility of Total Artificial Hearts (TAH) and Ventricular Assist Devices (VAD); Nanostructured biomaterials for artificial tissues and organs; Matrices for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.
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The Nineties supermodels walked designer Donatella Versace down the runway to rapturous applause as they paid tribute to her late designer brother Gianni Versace, who was killed in 1997.
On the 20th anniversary of his death, it was a fitting tribute to a man with whom each of the women worked personally during their modelling days. But Claudia Schiffer, 47, Naomi Campbell, 47, Helen Christensen, 48, Carla Bruni, 49, and Cindy Crawford, 51, reunited on the catwalk on Friday night, for the Versace SS18 show at Milan Fashion Week.
Showing the young guns how it was done, fashion's golden girls brought the show to a stunning climax, after it was opened by 21-year-old Kendall Jenner and model sisters Bella, 20, and Gigi Hadid, 22.


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Operation Collaborate - Reaching out to you. York North Neighbourhood Policing Team are starting to run OP COLLABORATE. We will be coming out to some of the communities that we sometimes do not get to visit as much as we would like too. On certain days at certain times we are going to come to your area for three hours to.... well you tell us what you want us to do. There will be at least two of the team in the Mobile Police Office and they will have the "dot peen" property marking machine . We will come to a venue local to you for a chat , cup of tea, property marking whatever you want us to do while we are there. If it fits in with our timetable, then please get in touch at firstname.lastname@example.com or ring 101. The attached picture shows you the times and dates for Old Earswick and Strensall . Please keep up to date for other areas and times on York North Police on Facebook and @snayorknorth and @Pcso_5458 on Twitter.


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I'll take you far away.
I never knew I could fall in love like this.
It's all about the process of growing. As a person. As a human being. It is all about being honest. About what you want. What you feel. What you need. And who you are.
Real travel is not about the highlights with which you dazzle your friends once you're home. It's about the loneliness, the solitude, the evenings spent by yourself. Those are the moments of true value. You feel half proud of them and half ashamed and you hold them close to your heart. You are with yourself. Streets full of people rushing, driving and hurrying. Yet you still are by yourself. And that is a good thing. You'll discover new sides about yourself. You'll learn to be alone and enjoy it. You'll learn how to meditate inside your heart, with eyes open and legs still taking you somewhere. You'll learn how to find laughter on streets full of messy traffic. You can only control yourself. You'll learn to trust life.


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Patty Pendergast is an award winning artist who began her art career later in life when she realized she had a special artistic gift. Recently, she has made artwork her main focus and has honed her craft into her own style of realism. She specializes in what has become a lifetime love affair of animals. Her rich use of realistic detail, focusing on the eyes and spirit of the animals she paints, brings her subjects to life. Her goal is to let you see into their soul through her brush.
Her work has sold internationally as well as throughout the United States.
Dutch Art Gallery, Dallas, TX
The Gallery at Round Top, Round Top, TX
The Gallery at Brookwood, Brookshire, TX
Holland St Gallery, Bellville, TX
Painted Pony Café and Gallery, Crested Butte, CO
Red Potato Market, Simonton, TX
Somerset Fine Art, Fulshear, TX
Oil Painters of America
Women Artists of the West
American Women Artists
The Canine Art Guild
Finalist in Fall 2015 National Oil & Acrylic Painters Society On-Line International Exhibit. My painting "American Bison" was one of the 150 paintings selected from 795 paintings submitted internationally.
The Art Center of Corpus Christi
2012 Independents Show
1st Place for Works on Paper - Wolf Pastel
Brenham Art Guild 2014
1st Place Acrylic Donkey on Vintage Texas Map
2nd Place Acrylic Longhorn on Vintage Texas Map
1st Place Oil Still Life - Pears
2017 Lone Star Art Guild Annual Artist Convention
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Sometimes you're the dog, sometimes you're the hydrant. Either way I love this topiary image-Sam will want to sniff that entryway now. Happy Hump Day . 😉
Live, love, bark! ❤
I LOVE it too! Where can I get one?
Wow that looked real. Some creative thought went into that.
Sarah and Shadow
That's the first time I've seen a plant mark its territory.


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Earlier this year, I had the pleasure of working with Angela on a beautiful set of custom thermography wedding invitations. I really love the modern yet whimsical feel to the entire suite...
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Global news agency Reuters is to expand its TV internet service by signing a deal with Microsoft to use its latest Media Centre software.
The expanded interactive Reuters service will start in the US and reaches the UK early next year. It will draw on existing editorial resources.
A Reuters spokesman said the move is intended to draw in more consumer users for the company's news services and to make better use of the thousand hours of video footage it produces each day. The new service will not be a rolling news channel in the mould of BBC News 24 or CNN.
Reuters employs 2,300 editorial staff and currently makes 90 per cent of its income by providing specialist financial information.
According to Reuters, full details of the Microsoft deal are to be announced on Tuesday.
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Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon [EMI 7C 064-05249]
Label: EMI
Catalog Number: 7C 064-05249
Country: Sweden
Format: Vinyl (LP)
3rd issue, yellow-green Harvest labels, code: ncb P.S. The letters "nbc" is located on the label of Swedish origin and means "Nordic Copyright Bureau."
This is one of
382 Releases of The Dark Side Of The Moon
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- A1) Speak To Me
- A2) Breathe
- A3) On The Run
- A4) Time
- A5) The Great Gig In The Sky
- B1) Money
- B2) Us And Them
- B3) Any Colour You Like
- B4) Brain Damage
- B5) Eclipse
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The Hunt for Petoskey Stones
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One of the most unique experiences you can have while staying in Bay Harbor is the hunt for Petoskey Stones. Found nowhere else in the world, these rocks are actually fossilized pieces of coral, dug from the bedrock during the last glacial period and revealed as glaciers slowly receded.Read More
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Spend your Spring Break in northern Michigan! Discover fun activities the whole family will enjoy.Read More
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Your fairy tale is about to come true. Discover just how magical your special day will be with the Inn at Bay Harbor as your romantic setting.Read More
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Enjoy the experience of a wine tour without driving from vineyard to vineyard at Sparkle, northern Michigan's only sparkling wine event dedicated to solely to celebrating Michigan-produced sparklers, October 21 from 6-8pm!Read More
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Learn how to discover the secrets corked inside a bottle of wine!Read More
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Experience an artfully crafted five-course dinner paired with sparkling wines from L. Mawby Vineyards, one of northern Michigan's most celebrated vineyards and home to award-winning sparkling wines.Read More
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"Where Caring Makes The Difference"
Mary Caroline Palmer Hartman joined her heavenly choir on Wednesday, August 23rd, 2017. She joins her husband, Larry Ross Hartman, whom she married in 1954 in the town of her birth, Battle Creek, Michigan, where she was born on January 13, 1939. They had two sons, John Scott and William Ross, who survived her; her granddaughters: Jennifer, Alishia, Caroline, and Mandy; as well as three great-granddaughters.
Mary graduated with a B.M. and M.A. in music from Western Michigan University, where she joined Sigma Alpha Iota music fraternity. Her love of music performance continued throughout her life. Upon graduation, she began 13 years of music teaching at Allegan (MI) High School, and 4 years as a vocal music instructor at her Ala Mater, WMU. She joined and performed many years with Kalamazoo Civic Theatre, and Allegan Community Theatre. Following her years of teaching music, she worked at Old Kent Bank.
As Choir Director, she led the music program at Otsego United Methodist (MI) for 17 years.
In 2000, Mary and Larry retired to Laguna Vista, Texas. She was a founding member of El Paseo Arts Foundation, serving as Chairman/President for many years. Her love of the arts continued as she served as director, assistant, and musician for their productions. She was also instrumental in the development and opening of the Laguna Madre Art Gallery in Port Isabel. In later years she also sang with the Valley Voices Chorale of Port Isabel.
Mary retired last year as Choir Director for First United Methodist Church of Port Isabel, where a brief service of memorial will be held on September 3rd, following the regular 9:30 am service. Her love of music and performance remained to her last days.
You may sign the online guestbook and send words of comfort, flowers, or sympathy cards to the family of Mary Caroline Palmer Hartman at: www.thomaegarza.com.
Funeral arrangements entrusted to the care of Thomae-Garza Funeral Directors and Crematorium, 395 S. Sam Houston, San Benito, Texas, (956) 399-1331.
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April Challenge
April Challenge: Feel the HOV
Take the T or share a ride to work or school one time this week, and keep a car off the road. If you must drive, then carpool.
Did you know?
Close to 30% of the greenhouse gases released in the United States come from transportation. Each gallon of gasoline burned in an average car's engine blows 19.4 pounds of CO2 out the exhaust and directly into Earth's atmosphere. With a gas tank size of 15 to 18 gallons, that's 350 pounds of CO2 you've releasing every time your fuel gauge hits Empty. The less gasoline we burn, the better it is for our atmosphere.
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Chris Baer: Rio Baker, Chile
Rio Baker, WOW!
So let's start this story from the beginning. I was asked by Marcus if I wanted to go to the Rio Baker, the only real information I knew about the Baker was that it was HUGE, so my obvious reaction was, "YES!" For a week I trained on the Futaleufu, trying to get mentally prepared for some of the biggest white water in the Southern Hemisphere. The morning we were to leave I find out that Marcus, our trip leader, isn't going to go. I became immediately apprehensive. The success of our adventure seemed very vulnerable. Marcus was the only one in the group that had been to the Baker before; this mission was getting harder and more entertaining by the moment.
The Spider Van
The group slowly convened and we piled more and more equipment in, and on, the Spider Van. In total we had five kayakers, one girlfriend, and a driver. The first day of driving was constantly interrupted by unexpected stops: a flat tire, extra fuel, boats falling off . . . We got our selves off to a slow and very entertaining start.
There was some pretty amazing scenery at some of those unexpected stops.
That first night we camped at a beautiful lake.
Back in the van, back on the road, we headed south for half a day and stopped in Coihaiqlue to stock up on food, beer, and a new used tire.
The view just outside of Tranquilo looking across Logo Carrera
The next stop was Tranquilo for food and an amazing view across Lake Carrera. We jumped back in the van only to realize yet another tire was losing air rapidly. We slapped on the spare (that was also low on air), drove across the street to air up the tire and the police rolled up right behind us. It took a while to get the full story, but one month earlier our driver was pulled over by the police and given a stern warning for driving without the proper vehicle paper work (at this point in the trip, it made total sense that the van was not properly licensed.) Those same police were now right behind us and eyeing us hard. We waited and waited, the police took off and this was our chance to hightail it out of the little town.
en I am sitting in the middle of them. As we hiked in to scout the third big rapid, I noticed the group was really sprawling out, some people weren't even scouting, my trust in the group was dwindling fast.
I awoke calm and well rested, no scary big water dreams, thank god. It didn't take long for Zach and I to get fired up. We quickly ate a little food, downed some water and jumped back in the Spider Van to go back up to the put in. I got to the edge of the water spotted my "land (water) marks", got in my boat and had a wonderful line on the first rapid. The rest of the boys slowly came down, with a myriad of lines. Zach ended up getting pushed way too far towards the middle and tucked under what might be the nastiest hole I have ever seen, Jacob did almost the same thing. I think the friendliness of the hole inspired Aniol to try the right line. Aniol slipped thru the upper waves and then got violently surfed in the giant hole at the bottom, a quick beating, a little down time, and he flushed.
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The group was definitely split on how to run the rapids; the group that ran it the night before wanted to scout again. Zach and I on the other hand were confident in our lines, and believed the best way to run these huge rapids was tight and fast. I looked at Zach smiled and paddled right into the second rapid. It was huge, I got to the right side of the river and looked for my first key feature the 50 foot wide 30 foot deep hole that took up the entire left side of the river. I flew down the tongue and past by the huge hole, I knew it was just getting started. The boily mess after the hole lasted 300 yards, and was full on. There were random rogue waves and the boils off the walls were super pushy. I fought hard to get back to the left and avoid the 100 foot wide lateral that was coming off the right wall, as soon as I cleared the lateral it was back to the middle to start the brawl.
Aniol catching air off the corner of the huge lateral
There were huge laterals and rogue waves everywhere. I got picked up on a random wave and thrown to the left. I cranked out a few more strokes, and was hit by another random wave-hole, I was rolled, and rolled back up. I did a quick look around and got rolled again. This time I snapped up super quick, looked over my shoulder and saw a huge hole. Wham bam swirl, swirl, roll up, clear the eyes and straight into another hole, and this one was violent. The water grabbed at my paddle it felt like it was going to get torn from my finger tips, and this is when I heard thunder. Ca-boom! it was loud underwater, the noise came from my right hand and I felt the paddle give way. Shit.
I had been brought to the right side of the river, the side away from the road. My boat, camera and the small part of my paddle that had been rescued up stream of me had all been taken to the river's left side, the side of the river next to the road. The group was pretty unorganized people, didn't know where the others were. I spotted Zach upstream and immediately gave him the pat on the head letting him know that I was ok. It took a while but the guys were able to ferry my boat and a break down paddle over to me. I hopped back in my boat took a couple strokes, cleared my head, smiled at Zach, and headed straight into the third rapid. Every one has their own way of dealing with stress, mine is a calm breath and straight back in to the fire.
The third rapid is no slouch. The river makes a hard left hand turn and there is a eddy on the right that looks just shy of impossible to paddle out of, to top it off there is a huge wave-hole at the top. The right hand side of the wave-hole is a wave and the left is a nasty hole. I was right on the tail of Zach and I saw him drop down the tongue. Then I was down in the trench and he was 30 feet above me cresting the gigantic wave. The swim obviously hadn't scared me too much, as I aimed for the absolute tallest part of the wave. The wave surged while I was on it and as I reached the top I was tossed end over
end right off the peak.
Aniol trying to take the corner of a huge feature
Aniol looking small in one of the pressure waves
I snapped a roll, braced against the next giant pressure hole and then slipped thru the exit slot on the left into the calm water. All of the paddlers regrouped and we paddled down thru the huge whirlpools and crazy eddy lines. There was one more good sized rapid before our camp-take out. The communication was spectacularly bad for this rapid and Zach ended up having an unnecessarily entertaining line. We paddled through another mile of whirlpools and got to camp.
The groups original plan was to continue down stream through the third gorge. Zach confronted me and said that he was rather disappointed in the teams ability to do anything safely and I couldn't agree more. Zach and I got out right then and there and called the Baker done. We had traveled 700 kilometers in a broken down dusty van and paddled four rapids, we were already out of fun tickets.
The other part of the group ate food and put back on; we met up with them down stream, and heard stories that confirmed our lack of trust. Back in the Spider Van for the long, dusty, bumpy ride back to Futaleufu.
Lessons learned or at least reaffirmed,
1 Watch out for spiders, BE AFRAID!
2 Bring an extra roll of fun tickets.
3 Don't put on too late.
4 Make sure your team is competent.
A huge shout out to Zachariah Campbell, he is a great paddling and traveling partner.
Four months of traveling in South America has been amazing, and exhausting. I am looking forward to a little down time as I travel back to the states.


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Since I came to The Post a month ago, the ombudsman in-box has been jammed with e-mail campaigns. This is not unusual; e-mail campaigns have become a staple of special-interest groups seeking to influence Post reporting and commentary.
It's a free country and anyone can e-mail me anything they want. But I must warn that heavy amounts of e-mail do not equal impact. As a discipline, and because I'm new, I decided to open every single one of these campaign e-mails to see how many were local, how many were just dashed off and how many were thought-provoking. I answered many -- primarily those readers writing from our circulation area and e-mails that I felt were thoughtful. Most of the thousands of comments were from e-mails directed by one lobby group or another.
First, there was a swarm to me and to Post Polling Editor Richard Morin asking that The Post do a poll on whether President Bush should be impeached. Whoa. Since we get mail all the time saying that we are biased against Bush or are in his back pocket, why would The Post want to do that? The question many demanded that The Post ask is biased and would produce a misleading result, Morin said; he added that the campaign was started by Democrats.com.
A ton of e-mail was prompted by a photo of the grieving mother of a Palestinian suicide bomber with a story about a bombing that killed several people in Israel. I thought the picture was inappropriate and said so in my second column, on Oct. 23. This did not stop the mail, which led me to believe that it didn't matter that I had dealt with it; people were e-mailing on the basis of a lobby's request.
Most of the letters I have received refer to the story on Nov. 2 by Dana Priest, a Post national security reporter who revealed that the CIA has covert prisons for al Qaeda suspects in Eastern Europe. The story also revealed that The Post wasn't naming the countries because disclosure "might disrupt counterterrorism efforts in those countries and elsewhere and could make them targets of possible terrorist retaliation."
Senior government officials asked Executive Editor Len Downie not to name the countries. Downie met and talked with Priest and editors for several days before making the decision, which drew much criticism. Downie has had to make a number of these calls as editor. "All such decisions are hard because you're balancing expressed national security concerns and the need for citizens to know what the government is doing in their name," he said.
Priest has received many e-mails saying that she should not have written about classified matters at all. Some labeled it treasonous. Priest said that she doesn't mind getting reader feedback. "It might cause me to rethink what I'm reporting. I consider it all input." What she doesn't like is when the e-mailer has not bothered to read the story and assigns motives to her reporting.
Most of the e-mails I got were prompted by Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR), a liberal-leaning media watchdog organization that criticized The Post for agreeing to withhold the names. The organization put my name and e-mail address on its Web site and the flood began.
A Barton Gellman story on Oct. 30 about the Valerie Plame leak case prompted a lot of mail asking why The Post, between editions, dropped a reference to Vice President Cheney, whose chief of staff, I. Lewis Libby, resigned after being indicted on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice. The reference that was dropped said that Cheney instructed an aide to alert reporters of an attack launched that morning on Wilson's credibility by Ari Fleischer, then the White House press secretary.
I looked into this and found that the motive had to do with more reporting. National Editor Mike Abramowitz said: "Bart's piece gathered and synthesized a lot of information on deadline, with contributions from many Post reporters. Adding, cutting and moving that information around is a normal part of the editing process. This time it was more visible than usual because it happened late and between editions. We decided . . . that it warranted more time and space than we had available that night. Readers should stay tuned."
The campaigns irritate many at The Post and lead some editors and reporters to skip some of their e-mail. That's a shame, because we need feedback.
David Hoffman, assistant managing editor for foreign news, gets a lot of e-mail about Middle East coverage and looks at it all. "The most effective . . . feedback we get is from readers who offer their own views. We also appreciate input from readers about what we've actually published. Many campaigns fail on both counts -- the letters are mass produced and fail to account for our coverage, past and present. If a reader feels strongly about something, an original letter has far more value than a rubber-stamped one."
I pay attention to well-thought-out e-mails from local readers -- and from readers of washingtonpost.com. I will go to bat for a reader with a legitimate beef and I will let reporters and editors here know what they're saying. But I can see how e-mail campaigns dilute the influence of those who write. As for me, I must say that e-mail campaigns give me a pain in my right index finger -- the one that hits the delete button.
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Dolphin Cottage in Flookburgh offers quality self-catering accommodation sleeping 12 in a traditional fisherman?s cottage that is both comfortable and well appointed. The holiday cottage is in the pretty, coastal village of Flookburgh, an attractive fishing village on the edge of Morecambe Bay and close to the southern hills of The Lake District and Lake Windermere. Flookborough is a popular village with visitors, being on the Cumbrian Coastal Way footpath and surrounded by beautiful countryside. The village and bay area is home to a wide range of wildlife and birdlife and is often considered to be an ideal stop off point to taking the local scenery.
There are 5 bedrooms at Dolphin Cottage enabling this pet friendly holiday home to sleep up to 12 guests. The kitchen at Dolphin Cottage has a gas cooker as well as a dishwasher, fridge and freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer. The dining area alongside the kitchen has a seating area for four people as well as a utility room and a separate dining room with seating for eight. The sitting room has a wood burner to keep you warm in the winter and has seating for 8 people. There is also an additional sitting room that sleeps 4 guests and, having a sofa bed can also be used as an extra bedroom.
The 5 bedrooms at Dolphin Cottage are spread over 3 floors and comprise: * A first-floor family bedroom that has its own king-size double bed and a single bed. * An additional king-size double bedroom * A twin bedroom.
On the second floor: * a family bedroom that has four single beds * An additional single bedroom, The cottage also has a family bathroom with a bath, shower WC and a wash hand basin as well as a second floor-family bathroom with a shower.
This property also has off-road parking for up to 4 cars as well as a bike storage area, a travel cot and highchair are available if you have small children.
Outside at Dolphin Cottage, there is an enclosed rear courtyard area with a covered area that has a table tennis table underneath, Seating for 8 people outside as well as a swing seat are located on a decked area. Dolphin Cottage also accepts up to 2 dogs with the secure rear outdoor courtyard being ideal for families with both children and dogs.
As Dolphin Cottage is perfect for large families or groups of friends families that want to combine a holiday discovering the Lake District and the Cumbria coastline. Please note that hen or stag parties are not allowed this property.
EXCELLENT EXPERIENCE by Mr Baker, Birmingham, April 2016 on February 15th 2017
We all thought the facilities at Dolphin Cottage were excellent. The bedrooms and bathrooms were large, clean and modern. The kitchen and dining areas were were well maintained and spacious.The cottage itself is set within a picturesque village. We commend the outside areas of the cottage which were spacious and provided more than enough room for BBQs and off road parking. Overall our experience was excellent and we would recommend to a large group visiting the lakes.
SPACIOUS COTTAGE by Miss Wilkins, PINNER, May 2016 on February 15th 2017
Had a really great week in the Lake District! Dolphin Cottage is in a good location for Lake Windermere, with plenty of space for 12 adults and we would visit again.
FANTASTIC COTTAGE- GREAT SIZE by Ms McDonald, PAISLEY, November 2016 on February 15th 2017
Fantastic cottage that had plenty of space for out three families. Rooms good size, great kitchen and cosy living area. We all enjoyed our stay. Also only a short drive from lakes. We would definitely come back and stay longer.
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This obviously came up as a result of my own situation, and I made a few arguments along these lines in the BoG discussion thread about what to do with me, so I figured I'll put this out there for some official discussion and see what others think.
I have long held that making the Pre-Season OC check *enforceable* is silly and, in many cases, unfair. I think it's tremendously useful as a barometer as teams come out of the off-season, but because it's largely based on the performance of the previous year's team/roster, which may or may not resemble the team/roster starting the season in question, the data used to calculate it is only marginally relevant. Plus, as mentioned in Cuervo's resolution thread, there is nothing preventing teams from exceeding their OC after opening day, essentially making the enforced pre-season check mildly arbitrary.
I think the OC enforceability is very important at the all-star break/trade deadline, because that is the last opportunity for teams to make moves of their own volition to avoid financial ruin (and even then, it's not a guarantee, as it's forseeable that a team could make moves to be compliant at the deadline, hit a bad stretch in August/September, and still end up with a negative balance).
While I am a strong advocate for the regular publication of updated (and accurate ) owner's caps, I would like to propose that we eliminate the enforced cap at the start of the season only.
Please note: My moves this year were based entirely off of bad information. I was and am aware of the existing rule, and was not intentionally looking to flout it, despite my feelings on the matter. But in presenting my argument as a corollory (not in an effort to excuse the situation), it was suggested that I bring it up as an amendment. So here we are.


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Homecoming 2017
Game: UMD vs. Indiana
Date/Time: October 28, 2017, Time TBD
Tailgate Location: Lot 1C
This year's Homecoming event will incorporate a full day of fun! The "Alumni Experience" will include the following:
(1) A catered tailgate w/ a cash bar (Open Bar available for the first hour!!!), raffle opportunities to win UA gear and a special gift basket donated by Route 1 Apparel, and appearances by TESTUDO and your current UMD cheerleading team,
(2) Access to the field to cheer the game during the designated alumni quarter in the designated location,
(3) A UMD Under Armour alumni t-shirt, and
(4) A special gift from the UMD program courtesy of Route One Apparel!!
Only Full Alumni Experience participants will be permitted on the field and they must have the wristband, which we will issue on that day. Alumni participants will NOT be permitted on the field before the designated time and will be required to depart promptly when the quarter ends. Participants must stay in the cheer area and will not be permitted elsewhere. Family members, friends, spouses, and children are NOT permitted on the field at ANY time, period (not even to take photos). Any unauthorized people on the field may be escorted out of the stadium.
No exchanges or refunds will be provided, no exceptions! In addition, we are not able to ship the shirts and are not responsible for holding them after the 28th. If you are unable to make it, please coordinate with another alumni to pick up for you on the day of homecoming.
Homecoming is intended to be a fun, joyous time for everyone to celebrate their Maryland Cheerleading experience. Please do not ruin this opportunity or jeopardize the safety of others with overindulging in alcohol. Anyone who demonstrates public intoxication or displays inappropriate behavior will be removed from the field and/or stadium without a refund.
Please refer to the University's stadium policies paying special attention to the clear bag policy - http://www.umterps.com/ViewArticle.dbml?ATCLID=207272014.


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If someone came late in Fajr Salah at the time when Imam had started the salah then he should see if he can join the imam before Qada Akhirah (last sitting) after performing sunnah, he must perform sunnah first and then join the Imam. But if he cannot join imam even in the Qadah Akhirah if he performs sunnah, then he should join Imam first and after sunrise before zawal (declining of the sun) he should perform the sunnah of Fajr. He cannot perform sunnah of fajr after the Farz before sunrise. [Raddul Muhtar 1/375])
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Beijing will prepare a new city rules for strengthening compliance with the existing ban on smoking at the time, when new statistics show a high tendency among adolescents to try tobacco. Health experts say that the current ban on smoking in Beijing lacks teeth because of poor performance. "The ban on smoking in public places issued by the Ministry of Health in May, practice had no effect, because there is no specific penalties for people who smoke and violate the ban," said Suo Chao, speaking on behalf of the Chinese Association on Tobacco Control, which recently conducted a Survey on smoking approximately 40,000 students throughout China. According to a survey the association, 15.8 per cent of pupils are regular smokers, while 22.5 percent would consider trying it. Teens from 12 to 14 are especially … Read entire article »
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By General Crafts Contributor Michelle
Here's a pretty project using the seashells you collected on summer vacation–make one to hold your own jewelry, or small trinkets, or make a sweet little gift for someone you love.
By General Crafts Contributor Michelle
Here's a pretty project using the seashells you collected on summer vacation–make one to hold your own jewelry, or small trinkets, or make a sweet little gift for someone you love.
I have been bitten by the tassel bug, and have now gone tassel crazy. I had so much fun making tassels for the DIY Tassel Necklace, that I just had to make more. These bracelets are so much fun, wear one or two at a time, or even all of them, and I promise people are going to ask you where you got them.
I have been seeing tassels everywhere, on shoes, purses, all over home decor, EVERYWHERE! As the saying goes, if you can't fight it, join it, and that is just what I am doing with this very easy DIY tassel necklace.
ps. I might have a tassel addiction now, so you might see tassels again soon.
I'M BACK! And I am so excited to share with you this necklace using last week's crochet flower pattern. This project merged my two current crafting loves right now, crochet and jewelry making. Don't let it fool you, it really isn't that difficult to make (I think I may be getting the hang of those jump rings…finally). I LOVE how it turned out, and I hope you do too!
I was looking for a fun alternative to the typical candy valentines, without making me into that "boring" mom who "never" gives anything fun. I think these Pencil Arrow Valentines will be "write" on target! I made these with stuff I already had around the house (except the fun pencils), and they are easy enough that even young crafters can help you!
Are you a tea-aholic, or know someone who is? This cute little Birdie is the perfect addition to any cup of tea, and she will even make sure the paper on the tea bag doesn't slip into your tea.
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I am a big fan of dogs. In fact, they may be my favorite thing on the planet. Though I do not currently have a dog of my own, there are many dogs in my life who I hug on a regular basis. Making crafts for my friends has always been something to make me happy and it seems crafting for your pets has become a new trend in the crafting community. Here are some great projects I've found to give the dog in your life a present.
Dog Necktie – Think Crafts
This is necktie is adorable and slips easily over your dog's collar. It could make a great costume or even a funny addition to a family photo. Plus, it's easy to make and a great way to re-purpose an old tie. It will look better around your furry friend anyways.


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Between commercial groups offering action sports requiring special equipment, and ever more facilities laid on by the local authorities, such as marked walking trails, information points, etc. there seem to be more activities available each season. As well as 'Official' web pages, we've provided links to commercial firms offering action sports. We've also referred to places where these sports are mainly based, so a Google search should give you plenty of food for thought, current prices, etc. We do not have any relationship or interests with any operators, however, so the links should be used as guidance only. Similarly, we can't vouch for the quality of Internet blogs that we've found links to. Note that there is such a rich and varied variety of walking routes that this gets a specific Guide Folder at the Casa Rafela, including routes that we have devised as well as some of our favourite marked walks.
Our 'Congost de Collegats' walk is not for the fainthearted!
High Action Sports
Several companies provide a wide range of activities based around the resort village of Llavorsi in Pallars Sobirá, about an hour's drive away from Casa Rafela. Rafting Llavorsi is typical and has been recommended by several of our guests, especially with regard to how they look after children. Their site is especially good for video clips of their wide range of activities and has up to date prices.
The Noguerra Pallaresa is the most powerful river in the Pyrenees and there are many long stretches of white water suitable for rafting, canoeing hydrospeed and kayaking, a fact not under exploited by the action sports companies that guarantee plenty of choice and availability, and a wide range of options to suit all tastes and abilities – and nerve! The town of Sort regularly hosts world-class championship events in its specially marked Camp de Regates (Water Sports Circuit). But kayak can be practised at many locations on the Noguerra Pallaresa. Several companies offer Canadian canoeing on the huge Canelles reservoir in the river Pallaresa Ribagorçana, which is the next valley, a short distance away from Fígols.
A barranc is Catalan for a river gorge or canyon and the new sport of barranquisme, sometimes translated as 'canyoning', combines a whole range of skills from climbing, caving and rafting to absailing and just sheer pluck as one descends the barranc, often driven by surging water! In recent years it has become one of the most popular action sports in the Pyrenees.
Underwater sports are also a local speciality, including high altitude SCUBA diving courtesy of local guides The Busseing Pallars. Check out their web page for details, including a feature on the Catalan TV channel, TV3 – it's the second feature in the programme – all in Catalan, of course, but you can mail in English to firstname.lastname@example.com or phone Pamela on (0034) 62897681.
Hot air ballooning is obviously very specialised but, as one can imagine, a 'must do experience'. KON-TIKI, a local company that has several world record-breaking flights to its credit, offers a variety of trips, including an ascent over the Serra del Montsec. One gets a champagne breakfast and a certificate along with all the requisite recovery, transport, etc., but it does mean a very early start! Trips must be booked well in advance, however!
The 'Alsnuvols' flying school at play near Lake San Antonio
Staying with airbourne sports, the village of Ager gives access to the escarpments of the Montsec d'Ares, whose towering cliffs on both north and south faces give ideal conditions for hang gliding and parapenting virtually the whole year round. Indeed Ager has hosted many international championship competitions including the World Championship. The Alsnuvols (Catalan for "Up to the clouds!") flying school offers lessons in parapenting and motorised parapenting from beginners to adbanced levels in English. They also offer experience flights with tandem machines as well as a flights in a light aircraft. Advance booking recommended.
Mountain biking can be practised right from the front door of Casa Rafela as a network of trails and goat tracks fans out across the escarpment of the Serra de Montllobar. In addition, the basement floor of the house provides an excellent workshop for running repairs! We provide route maps of the immediate locality and the Catalan Tourist Authorities have marked a network of routes in English throughout the Conca de Tremp with detailed grading for ability, duration, etc. Bikes and equipment can be hired in Barcelona and delivered to the airport for collection or portage by train (see the Travel section). Bike are also availble for hire locally from the dedicated mountain biking centre at La Pobla de Segur, some twenty kilometres from Casa Rafela. The year 2010 has seen a lot of interest in mountain biking, or 'BTT' as it is called here, with enthusiasts coming from as far afield as Australia, hiring bikes from La Pobla, or even lugging their own bikes across the globe! In the latter case we owe Simon Isaac from Kobe in Japan a special acknowledgement and thanks; he's offered us his record of a variety of routes on Garmin.connect:
- Firstly: a challenging short circuit based on our daily walks (B1) that start right outside the front door – Simon also did this running on several mornings – amazing guy! Part of the route takes in the local extended Moto-Cross circuit – Tremp hosts part of the Catalonian National Championship in March
- Secondly: a route over the sierras directly behind Fígols, which combines delightful forest trails based on one of our extended walks (C1), quiet country lanes with spectacular views over the Sierra de Montsec and into the Montrebei ravine (also cyclable by the brave!) and concludes with a stiff thirteen kilometre climb from Pont de Montanyana (544m) to the Port de Montllobar (962 m) before dizzying decent to Fígols and home at Casa Rafela – 250 metres in four very bendy kilometres!
- Thirdly: again starting from Casa Rafela – an exillarating road ride which decends some 300 metres to Tremp and then a rockly and rather hot circuit of the low sierras to the east of the town
- Finally: one of the marked routes based around the BTT centre in La Pobla de Segur. This gentle trail takes in the abandoned historic township of Aramunt and our guide to the area, the Conca d'Alt, complements the excursion. Helpfully of not, this route includes a break at the excellent 'Xirunguito' or beach bar on Lake San Antonio – a great way to wind up a busy holiday!
During the winter Tremp hosts a heat of the national Moto Cross championships on its purpose built circuit near the town, plus a section which is formed by a long 'green lane' route which passes close to Fígols. Moto Cross and Quads are a popular sport and miles of green lanes await the enthusiast. It's no surprise that Catalonia produces so many Dakar rally winners! If you don't have your own machine, Quad hire is available from the adventure companies.
The Sierra de Montsec, which forms the major single feature of the view from Casa Rafela, is a rock-climbing centre of international renown. The main areas are in the Congost de Terradets near Cellers, but the ravines of Mont-rebei and Vilanova de Meia are also excellent. There ia also good climbing in the north of the region there is the Congost de Collegats north of La Pobla de Segur and Las Escalles at Sopeira.
Graham and Adina of Tunbridge Wells took their Land Rover G4 Challenge to the top of the Sierra de Boumort in 2009 – aided by 5 year old Rory!
Guided 4X4 tours are available to many sites of natural interest. In places like the Serra de Boumort an all terrain vehicle is all but essential. Vehicles are banned on some forest tracks, but these are protected by barriers so it's impossible to go wrong and there are general restrictions for large groups and any form of competitive activity attracts heavy fines! However the Consel Comacal de Pallars Jussà, the equivalent to a British County Council, promotes and maintains several dedicated 4×4 routes throughout the region, taking in some of the most dramatic mountain ranges and forests and historical sites. NB these are available to download but are only in Catalan, however the maps and directions are readily understandable as they identify physical features along the route.
If you don't have your own off-road vehicle there are specialised guides who offer tours based around the township of la Pobla de Segur as well as Llavorsi. All cars are banned from the Parc Nacional de Aigúestores i Estany Sant Maurici park but licensed Landrover taxis operate within it, they are not guided tours in themselves but the information offices at the entrances to the park are excellent so one can be one's own guide.
Field, stream and more passive adventures!
The local rivers abound with wild trout and the lakes with course fish whose populations are maintained by an alliance between the environmental department and local fishing clubs. In order to fish legally you need a generic licence from the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries. Then one buys daily permits from local clubs, owners, etc. as and when required. Fortunately there is a branch of the Ministry in Tremp, which is very helpful. Note that the river Noguera Pallaresa prides itself on its uncontaminated, indigenous population of Brown Trout!
Most of the pony trekking schools are located in the Pallars Sobirà and all of the adventure companies there can arrange this. There are more local centres, however, that are both more personal and are operated by genuine enthusiasts. Tatanca, at Montcortes high above the Val Fosca, is particularly impressive and offers traditional, western style and bare back riding on its stud of Appaloosa ponies!
Walking and enjoying the fantastic scenery and wildlife is perhaps the most important single activity in the region. However the variety of terrain, climate, severity and accessibility is so enormous that every possible taste can be provided for; from serious high mountain walks amongst the rugged peaks to gentle strolls along wooded riverbanks. One of the national GR routes, GR1 and its subordinates, passes close by Fígols through the stunning Congost de Mont-rebei before traversing the entire Montsec mountain range. In the Conca de Tremp itself the local authorities maintain, mark and publicise a variety of routes among its distinct landscape. The network of lanes around Montcortes or the walk along the riverbank from Gerri de la Sal to the hermitage of Mare de Deu d'Arboló are ideal for the less adventurous. We have pioneered our own walks around Fígols, including complete days out to the Castle of Mur and the remote villages on the top of the Sierra de Montllobar. As well as our own series of Guides that we provide at Casa Rafela we have details of the routes that the Catalan government has marked out and published numerous walks of differing grades in English. In addition the Consel Comacal de Pallars Jussà, the equivalent to a British County Council, promotes and maintains several walks and paths throughout the region, taking in some of the most dramatic mountain ranges and forests and historical sites. NB these are available to download but are only in Catalan, however the maps and directions are readily understandable as they identify physical features along the route. Furthermore all routes are graded for difficulty.
Swimming pools open during the summer months only. Even quite small villages have municipal pools with lifeguards, cafeteria facilities and open areas to make 'camp' so are suitable for long days, especially useful for children. Swimming in the lakes and rivers is free, naturally, ane there are beaches on Lake San Antoni. Typical is that at the Xirunguito, a beach bar reminiscent of a Greek taverna! It's customary to have at least one drink even though the beach itself is public, but the Xiruguito also makes a great day for families as there is table football games, etc., plus excellent food! A couple of hotels in the area also open their pools to the public in the mid-seasons, i.e. May/June and September. NB. Bathing in the rivers and lakes is entirely at ones own risk – the rivers especially are for strong swimmers only!
There is a public ramp for launching boats and dinghies on Lake San Antoni, and several companies there offer boat hire of the more gentle, messing about, variety!
Phew! We are constantly undating this page as more and more sports and activities come on-stream. Meanwhile, if you don't find your particular 'thing' here just ask and we'll find out if something is available nearby!
Stepping out on Montllobar, just above Fígols


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Let me make no bones about my position; the 15 members of International Olympic Committee (IOC) executive board are nuts! Wrestling, an Olympic sport since the first Games is going to be dropped for the 2020 edition of the Olympic Games.
I find that decision to be incredible. Wrestling is not very popular in
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even I have to say it should be in the Olympics. Wrestling is one of the
original events in the first Olympic Games, it was even in the Olympics held by
the ancient Greeks, and now the IOC are saying it is not an Olympic sport? What
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You know what really gets me? Wrestling is out while sports like beach volleyball are still in. You are telling me that beach volleyball is more of an Olympic sport than wrestling? On Yahoo, there is a poll which over 67% of people say that it should be in the Olympics. If you put one up there, I'm sure sports like modern pentathlon and beach volleyball will have far less than 67%.
I don't care about television viewership or effective lobbying by the other sports; it is ridiculous that wrestling is not considered an Olympic sport! It is more than ridiculous, it is stupid!


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As far as the work goes, it has been a little hard because we haven't been able to find a lot of solid people. We thought we did find someone cool named Martha, but she said that she was sick of us calling her all the time...whoops. The husband of a member came to church, though, so that was exciting!
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