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Learning without Fear: An appeal to fight school-based violence against girls
On the occasion of the 3rd International Day of the Girl Child, Director-General Irina Bokova participated in the opening of a conference on "Learning without Fear: A major Challenge for Girls' Education," organized by the French Ministry for Foreign Affairs and International Development, and the NGO Plan International France.
Introducing the meeting, the Secretary of State for Development and Francophonie Ms Annick Girardin underlined that "school gender-based violence is one of the main brakes to girls' education," noting that such violence "remains in large part invisible, and hence goes largely unpunished." She described a series of actions carried out in Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger and Côte d'Ivoire in the context of France's development cooperation, drew attention to a report published on the subject and stressed the importance of integrating the issue of school gender-based violence in public policy in the context of the post-2015 UN development agenda.
The Director-General also highlighted that it was imperative to integrate gender equality into public education policies, to target the weak links in the educational cycle of girls, and to put forward positive female models. She stressed that "there cannot be equality through education if there is no equality in the school, and this entails an unrelenting fight against all forms of discrimination and violence. School gender-based violence reflects wider patterns of violence in society, and is a matter of collective social responsibility." She said that UNESCO and UN Women are working together to draw up global guidance for education ministries on strategies to eliminate school-based violence against girls, in the context of a new global working group hosted by UNESCO.
Secretary of State Ms Girardin announced that France would propose a resolution to the Executive Board Session in April 2015 on school gender-based violence, together with recommendations to fight against it.
The conference, held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Paris, gathered Ministers of Education from sub-Saharan Africa, the United Nations Girls' Education Initiative (UNGEI) and civil society stakeholders in the aim to sensitize and mobilize policymakers and decision-makers on the importance of addressing school gender-based violence.


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If you give people what they want, they will stop complaining, so logic would say. Unless, of course, they start asking for more. In the case of governments and protesters, giving the people what they want does not solve the problem or satisfy the public for long. Why? Firstly, the real problem is usually the entire government itself, and not just the thousand and one grievances that people list. In the Arab Spring, every government tried to quell the protesters by giving them what they wanted. This often failed, and where it did not, the problems still exist.
Every country witnessed some sort of protesting or dissent. But only the Hollywood-esque scenarious were given the limelight: Tunisia. Egypt. Libya. Syria. There was vague mention of protesters elsewhere. Were protesters in these other countries successful? What are their governments like?
One act that was prevalent among all the Middle Eastern dictators and kings was "giving the people what they want," a first-step approach they all took regarding protesters. Mubarak tried to draft new legislation-and ended up resigning when that clearly didn't pacify the Egyptians. Syria has attempted to make new reforms with the rebels, but the opposition isn't having it. Giving in to requests may seem like an obvious choice when one's rule is in jeopardy, but by that point the people are so disgruntled with requests and disappointment that a ruler has almost no hope of staying in office.
Most of the remaining Middle Eastern regimes are kingdoms or royalties and it is interesting to highlight that these were the countries that effectively kept their protesters quiet, sweeping it all under the Persian rug. Perhaps it is because monarchies have long experience with keeping their populations in check, and have much more at stake in defending their legitimacy as well as that of their predecessors and successors.
Saudi Arabia decided to squash protesting more or less before it even began, taking note of the toppling domino-dictators around them. According to an article in Bloomberg (see below), the government pumped money into different sectors of the government: "helping pay for companies to train Saudis for new jobs," donating $160 billion riyals to education and $130 billion to "create jobs, build subsidized housing and support the religious establishment." This might placate some, but how much of the money will actually be put to good use? Giving gifts only buys the Al-Saud more time, though they likely won't use it to plan out true, meaningful reform. A true Arab Spring in Arabia would mean a massive loosening up on cultural rooms, and could certainly never happen without a Woman's Spring, which although some people champion it in the works, is not enough.
The problem with a government suddenly issuing long-awaited lifts of bans on certain things is that the rest of the population is so ingrained to follow the former ban that they won't recognize the lifting or, worse, they will finally see the banned item/act as, well, worth being banned. Therefore, if any country wants to promise radical reform, and even if they actually do put it into practice, the public will have to be made explicitly aware of the [lift] and mentally catch up.
Oman and Morocco are two other kingdoms which effectively kept talk of dissent to am minimum. Oman has had very little protest to begin with, but when it did finally experience some unrest this past February-a whole year after the Arab Spring began-the Omani Sultanate responded Saudi-style: he raised unemployment wages to $380 USD as well as the minimum wage, among other 'amendments.' The people, a Huffington Post article by Sigrurd Neubauer (link below), quieted down almost immediately. Were the people of Oman pleased with this gift? Omani society has greatly improved in certain sectors, and perhaps that's why the Omani people are not taking to the streets like some of their poorer counterparts.
Constitutional Monarchy Morocco, although it did experience some unrest during the immediate heat of the Arab Spring, was true to kingdom form as King Mohammad VI "skilfully sidestepped the revolutionary fervour sweeping the Arab world by offering a milder, more peaceful vision of change," according to a BBC article by Aidan Lewis (see below). Forcing the king to pick a prime minister from a select group of people? It's a start in a good direction, but it's hard to see how the simple reforms enacted by the Moroccan King were able to placate the people, even taking into consideration Lewis's report that Moroccan peasants "believe that the monarch has a special gift or blessing and they feel that they have some psychological relationship with the kin."
Four of the seven so-called "democracies" in the Middle East experienced massive revolt and upheaval; they are the four countries that have been covered in great length by the media. Out of the remaining three, Lebanon and Yemen also experienced major upheaval, and it is strange that they did not get as much coverage as their fellow uprisers. The reason might be as simple as the fact that the governmental transitions in the two countries went rather smoothly once change was decided on: there were no real elections. Thus, it is safe to say that when it comes to the media, only the most dramatic and violent news will take the front page.
In Yemen, former president (of 33 years) Ali Abdullah Saleh tried to give the people what they want by announcing an early "retirement," creating new cabinets and firing certain government officials, but the increased violence only led him to eventually resign, which proved that when the people want something, there's no stopping them, and trying to give them a watered-down version of what they exactly want will not stabilize one's regime.
Lebanon witnessed a major change in it's government, which is based on Confessionalism between the different religious sects: after protesting as well as pressure from Hezbollah, a Sunni was elected president, and Christian Michel Suleiman stepped down (the president is always a Christian). Strangely enough, more protests erupted after this abrupt power change, which indicates that just because Hezbollah got what it wanted, doesn't mean that the people are happy too.
The one "dictator democracy" that didn't experience a change in leadership was Algeria. Overall, the country witnessed few protests, as they are banned by the military-backed government. Unlike other n0n-kingdoms in the region, Algeria actually has money to spare, and is not overwhelmed, population-wise; thus, "like the oil-rich nations of the Persian Gulf, Algeria has been able to neutralize calls for reform with oil-generated cash reserves — $180 billion — and a government program to dole out money to restive youth," read a New York Times article in May. Algeria for now has been able to buy peace, despite the fact that it's president has been in power for 19 years, a sure sign that Algerians might not be able to be bought off much longer.
The moral to be taken away from analyzing the countries of the Middle East: don't give a political gift unless you can be absolutely sure it's what the people were asking for. Because they will return it and ask for a refund.
IF you give Links: 1.http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/19/world/africa/in-algeria-belittling-elections-but-no-arab-spring.html?pagewanted=all Algeria 2. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-15856989 Morocco 3. http://www.foxnews.com/world/2012/02/08/yemen-killed-270-in-crackdown-on-arab-spring-protesters-watch-group-says/ Yemen 4.
http://latestworldbusinessnews.blogspot.com/2011/01/najib-mikati-elected-prime-minister-of.html Lebanon 5. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-04-02/saudis-skip-arab-spring-as-nation-pours-money-into-jobs.html Saudia 6. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/sigurd-neubauer/oman-arab-spring_b_1144473.html Oman


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As we begin the new Celtic year, while drawing to a close on the Roman Calendar year, many people are finding themselves dreaming, thinking, or perhaps worrying about "the end of the millenia", in the sense of the expected "shift of reality" on the Winter Solstice of this year. These ideas are woven into some New Age thinking and into the ending of the Mayan calendar, some seem to carry a certain nervousness about it. . "The end of the world as we know it" does not inherently mean apocalypse, the death of humanity and such concerns as these, some look at it as more of the end of the old ways of being towards each other (the world as we know it) and our place in the natural order of things; Dominator or Co-Creator. Whichever way one looks at it, it is an opportunity to reflect on what seems to work and what is no longer working in the structure of Human Civilization.
I've been recently re-reading David Korten's work on "Empire (the dominator structure; few in charge, many beneath them)" and "Earth Community (the co-creator structure, collaboration for the good of the majority)" Many believe its time to shift from the former structure, to the latter. So this week I'll be speaking a bit about "Earth Community" (Korten, "The Great Turning" copyright 2006, People-Centered Development Program). Korten suggests human cooperation is like a forest ecosystem in some respects, this imagery will be with us this week on Wheel of Wonder. As will new and independent, earth friendly music. Your invited on the journey!
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If you get panicked by crowds, you might not even know it. You might just tense up or get angry. (I got snippy at the farmers market for years before I noticed the pattern.) And certain crowded spots, like Times Square or an emptying stadium, can freak anyone out. As Dr Liz Lasky says in Time Out New York, it helps to have a safety plan.
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One basic way to cut through a crowd is to keep your eyes on your destination. That signals your path to others and helps you focus on the goal rather than the obstacles.
Here are a few more ways to make it through a crowd without panicking, combining Dr Lasky's tips with some of our own:
- Arrive having eaten: The better you're hydrated, fed, and dressed for the weather, the better you can stay in control. Bring along some water or a snack as well.
- Set a meeting point: If you're travelling with someone else, agree on your destination, and where to meet up (outside the crowd) if you need to separate.
- Look for pit stops: Spot places you can hide from the main crush of the crowd and catch your breath.
- Tune it out: As Dr Lasky recommends, turn on some music to engage your mind. Try moving along with the music; treat your movement through the crowd like a subtle dance. It feels goofy but it helps you loosen up.
- Recite a mantra: TONY writer Jaime Lutz walked through Times Square repeating, "This is fine," like the cartoon dog from the meme, and found that worked well. Things aren't great, and you might feel like you're melting alive, but you don't have to be happy; you just have to make it through.
- Reward yourself: Once you're out of the crowd, breathe deeply, have a little snack, and congratulate yourself. Really bake into your head how good it feels to plan, maintain, and come out the other end of a stressful situation. That will help you remember to do the same next time, even if you're caught off guard.


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Fewer seats for travelers: Aspen air service consolidates
The Aspen Times
With Frontier Airlines out of Aspen's air service picture, the overall number of airline seats coming into the Aspen-Pitkin County Airport this winter will be down 20 percent. That said, there is room to move as many passengers in and out of the resort as there was last season.
At times of peak demand, however, there will be fewer overall seats available to the traveler.
Last winter, 60 percent of the overall seats offered by three carriers were filled, according to Bill Tomcich, president of the reservations agency Stay Aspen Snowmass and the resort's liaison to the airline industry. Aspen can match last winter's enplanements -the number of people who boarded a commercial aircraft – even with this season's fewer seats.
"We can absolutely drive the same number of enplanements in Aspen with just a 75 percent load factor," he told the Aspen Chamber Resort Association board of directors in October.
"In years past, we've run load factors as high as 79 percent in Aspen," he said last week.
With United and American offering service to Aspen this winter, but with the loss of low-cost competitor Frontier, Tomcich is predicting both higher fares and higher "load factors," a reference to the number of seats that are filled.
The Aspen market, he added, is not alone in seeing a reduction in airline capacity and, quite simply, airlines, given the number of mergers that have occurred in recent years within the industry.
The Eagle County Regional Airport, which serves Vail, has seen the number of commercial carriers flying in drop from five to three as a result of mergers, Tomcich noted.
Aspen lost service by Frontier in the wake of its merger with Midwest Express after the two carriers were acquired by Republic Airlines. Frontier's ultimate departure was no surprise.
"We were ripe for a correction in terms of airline capacity," Tomcich told the ACRA board.
In Aspen, travelers may notice the United Express jets have a new look. The tails of the aircraft are being repainted with the Continental Airlines globe, reflecting the merger of Continental and United.
United will continue to provide the bulk of local air service with up to 23 flights per day, Tomcich said, including eight to 11 connections with Denver, plus connections with Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles and San Francisco. Its service ramps up Dec. 19.
American will resume service for the winter on Dec. 13, with single daily connections to both Dallas and Los Angeles on American Eagle.
While Aspen has lost seats, the resort's total airline capacity is down only 11 percent from its five-year average, according to Tomcich. He says "only" because that decrease is less than what other resorts have experienced.
"Our seat loss compared to other regional mountain resorts … there's nobody who has less than an 11 percent decline in the five-year average," he told the ACRA board.
Tomcich said he will soon issue his annual breakdown of daily flights and total seat capacity into Aspen for the winter season, but told the ACRA directors: "It paints a decent picture as opposed to a bleak picture."
Aspen, incidentally, continues to enjoy airline service without offering revenue guarantees – a practice other resort markets, including Vail and Steamboat Springs, employ to attract commercial service. In essence, the resorts come up with the funds to guarantee an airline a certain level of revenue.
Pitkin County Commissioner George Newman recently noted the Montrose Regional Airport had attracted service by low-cost carrier Allegiant Air, asking local airport aviation director Jim Elwood if the airline had been approached about service to Aspen.
Allegiant doesn't use aircraft that can fly in and out of Aspen, Elwood explained, and the carrier was attracted to Montrose with revenue guarantees – a deal that involved both the Telluride Tourism Board and Crested Butte Mountain Resort, the Denver Post reported recently.
With service from just two carriers – United and American – this winter, Tomcich said the two airlines may realize profits that bode well for the resort's future. Higher fares and load factors could translate into revenues that entice the carriers into expanding their service the following winter. In addition, a lucrative market stands a better chance of attracting another airline, he said.
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Following a very successful first year of operation, the International Ancient Drama summer school – Epidaurus Lyceum, embarks on its second year, in which its operations will be distinguished in two cycles (July 2-16, and July 18-August 1).
Applications to this year's edition of the Epidaurus Lyceum are now open, with forms and information available at this link.
This educational institution, established by the Athens and Epidaurus Festival, takes place under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture and Sports, in collaboration with the Theater Studies Department of the Fine Arts School at the University of Peloponnese, with the support of the City of Nafplio.
Among the instructors teaching at this year's featured workshops are actor, director, and industrial movement specialist at the famous Russian Academy of Theater Arts – GITIS, Maria Shmaevic; director and founder of the groundbreaking "The Chorus of Women " group, Marta Gornicka; award-winning Thai dancer and choreographer, Pichet Klunchun; actor and Chinese opera professor at the Shanghai Theatrical Academy, Hu Giali; Piccolo Theatre of Milan actor, Enricco Bonavera; American director and acting teacher Dennis Hilton-Reid; the creator of the most influential Indian theatrical organization, with great socio-political activity, Sanjay Ganguly; actor, director and collaborator of Theatre de Complicite, Lilo Baur; dancer and choreographer Patricia Apergi; the Griffón Group (Ioanna Portolou, Giannis Nikolaidis, Cesil Mikroutsikou, Antonis Palaskas); director Georgia Mavragani and others.
The Epidaurus Lyceum program is accredited through the University of Peloponnese for ECTS teaching credits.


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text: Aloha from Lahaina Harbor, Maui. Ursus Kapule, a local Hawaii resident from the island of Molokai, had a great fishing trip today with Start Me Up. Ursus got a huge bite while trolling one mile outside of LA buoy. An hour and ten minutes later, Ursus caught his 700.5 lb. blue marlin. In accordance with Start Me Up's policy for fish over 500 lbs., Ursus's trip was free and a 300 dollar donation will be made to a local charity. Congratulations to Ursus on catching the fish of a lifetime. The blue marlin bit a Bomboy lure running on the short corner. The fish immediately turned away from the boat and headed for the horizon, ripping out 800 yards of line. Once this initial run was over, Ursus was quick to gain back a couple hundred yards of line in less than a minute. The fact that Ursus was gaining line so quickly worried Captain Randy Evans, who thought that the marlin might have come off. Captain Randy throttled ahead and found that the fish was still on the line. Ursus managed to gain back a majority of the line within a half hour after the strike. Once the marlin was only about 150 yards away from the boat, the fish started swimming in slow clockwise circles. Not wanting to rush the fish, Captain Randy followed the line which Ursus was slowly able put back on the reel. The marlin continued to do slow clockwise circles until Ursus reach double line. At that point, the fish started to swim back and forth behind the boat in a zig-zag pattern. Crewman John French grabbed leader for the first time on the port corner but the marlin headed towards the starboard corner and John was forced to let go of the leader. During this first leader attempt, the fish started to tilt onto its side and everyone recognized this movement as an indicator of fatigue. John therefore decided not to release the leader on his next attempt to bring the fish to the side of the boat. John again grabbed leader on the port corner for his second leader attempt and immediately took a wrap below the swivel. He then took a double wrap with his right hand as the fish dove towards the propellers. John managed to turn the marlin around and the fish surfaced next to the boat. Captain Randy was immediately on the scene to gaff the fish and secure Ursus's outstanding catch. Ursus caught his blue marlin on the way back to Lahaina Harbor and, once the fish was securely on the back deck, the boat made the approximately 13 mile trip back to the harbor so that the fish could be weighed. There was a general consensus that the fish would definitely tip the scales at over 500 lbs. The official weight turned out to be 700.5 lbs. Without a doubt, there will be a lot of smoked marlin to be consumed and enjoyed in the near future. Again, congratulations to Ursus on the fish of a lifetime. His 700.5 lb. blue marlin is truly a magnificent catch. Aloha, Jonny


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Major production at the yard is expected to start in 2019 with the facility reaching full capacity by 2022
Saudi Aramco has announced that it has signed a joint venture agreement to build a shipyard on the kingdom's east coast.
A shareholder agreement has been inked with National Shipping Co of Saudi Arabia (Bahri), a state-controlled firm which ships oil for Aramco, Lamprell, a UAE-based engineering firm, and South Korea's Hyundai Heavy Industries Co.
The deal is part of the government's drive to diversify the economy beyond oil and will be the anchor project within the King Salman International Complex for Maritime Industries and Services located in Ras Al-Khair, near the Jubail Industrial City.
No financial details for the venture were given but it was previously reported that the project would cost more than SR20 billion ($5.3 billion).
Saudi Aramco said in a statement that major production at the yard is expected to start in 2019 with the facility reaching full capacity by 2022.
It added that the integrated maritime yard will be the largest in the region in terms of production capacity and scale, providing an "unprecedented mix of products and services in the region".
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"At the final moment of your being, you come to realize what had put you into this place to begin with. You were, at one point, a crew member on a storage vessel that was bringing supplies from one reality to another through a device known as a Gate. However, something within the vessel went wrong as you traveled through it, and you were forced to ditch the vessel from its escape pod. You were the only survivor, and you were from then on trapped between two separate universes. You floated in a space of incomprehensible blackness, eventually settling into a subspace of some larger hub that spanned the edges of the space between realities. The life support systems within the escape pod, which were attached to your body once you awoke, were the only things keeping you alive. At some point, you were discovered in this subspace, just as you woke up. As you left the capsule, a higher being found you, and brought you back to the closest reality, and in doing so revealed to you a glimpse of the realities that lie outside of what is curated by the Gates. You took a glimpse of infinity, and in doing so had cursed yourself to become subject to it in your final moments. Before you came to this place, you remember someone telling you of this sickness, though you cannot remember it now. At long last, your infinity draws to a close."
This is the final segment in the story that has been told throughout the first half of 2018, one that has yet to have a name. It is the tale of a nameless being who is subject to unfortunate circumstances beyond their control and afflicted by a deadly ailment known as Omniontia. I wanted to make sure that it was not only named differently from the other tracks I've created this year, but that it stood out composition-wise as being a bit more fleshed-out, thorough, and resonant. Even so, I am not 100% confident that this is a solid enough work to place at the finale of this story. I hope I have met with your expectations throughout this story, and for the rest of the year I shall reveal more and more of the realms wherein stories such as this one take place.
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Chamber Music Featuring Trumpet in Three Different Settings: With Voice; With Woodwinds; With Strings
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Throughout the history of Western music the trumpet has played a prominent role in every genre of music, evolving from a military signal calling natural instrument to the modem valved trumpet familiar today. For a majority of the Classical Period (ca. 1760-1 800), the soloistic and orchestral trumpet's role was in decline compared to the Baroque Era. The invention of the piston valve (ca. 18 15) allowed the trumpet to become fully chromatic. Because the addition of valves initially compromised the power of the natural trumpet, composers were reluctant to accept the valved trumpet and relied on the cornet a piston for chromatic passagework. For most of the 19"' century, the trumpet was neglected as a viable instrument in chamber music. Composed over one hundred years after the invention of the valve, Francis Poulenc's (1899-1963) Sonata for Horn, Trumpet, and Trombone (1922), is regarded as the first true setting for trumpet in chamber music (between 1878- 1916, approximately twenty-five works for small brass ensemble were written in St. Petersburg, Russia, not intended for chamber music per say, but still notable for the musical flexibility required by its performers). To this day, compositions for the trumpet in a chamber setting outside of the brass quintet are scarce. A brief history of the trumpet provides insight to why composers neglected the trumpet in chamber music for decades. More importantly, it raises questions regarding the responsibility for today's trumpet players to promote the creation of more chamber music through programming and collaborations with composers of this generation. Edward Tarr notes the years 1600-1750 as the golden age of the natural trumpet. During this period, demands upon trumpeters evolved continuously. No longer did the trumpet player's responsibilities solely consist of serving as signal caller in the military or working as a street musician. The trumpeter needed to possess skills to play soft in a chamber setting, in tune on imperfect partials, and the strength to play above the 16'~p artial. The art of trumpet playing during this period became one the most sought after skills in society. Guilds formed to "keep the number of trumpet players small, by strict instruction and regulations and to keep it exclusive by restricting its use." Johann Sebastian Bach's (1685-1750) music written for the trumpeter Gottfried Reiche (1667-1734) is considered the zenith of this new style clarion trumpeting. Georg Philipp Telemann's (1681 - 1767) Concerto for trumpet, 2 oboes, and continuo (1730's), and Angelico Corelli (1653- 1713) Sonata in D for trumpet and 2 violins, and continuo are further examples of works written for the trumpet in a chamber setting during this period.


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Destination highlights
- • Climb up to an altitude of 9,700 feet on a trek to Kheerganga.
- • Explore the magnificent beauty of mountains in the Parvati Valley.
- • Visit the Rudra Nag waterfall and Kheerganga hot springs.
- • Spend your nights in tents pitched at photogenic campsites.
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Rules on the trip
Travellers are required to follow instructions of the camp leader during the Barshaini Kheerganga trek.
Travellers are requested to treat the local culture with respect and avoid littering, defacing property and monuments and causing general disturbance.
Consumption of alcohol, drugs and tobacco products like cigarettes is strictly prohibited during the Barshaini Kheerganga trek.
Cancellation policy
For cancellations made more than 3 days before departure of the Barshaini Kheerganga trek: 30% refund.
For cancellations made less than 3 days before departure of the Barshaini Kheerganga trek: no refund.
In case of no show: no refund.
All refunds will be processed after deducting a transaction fee of INR 200 per person. This fee is charged by The Great Next.
Additional instructions, booking policies, terms and conditions
The tour operator reserves the right to alter or cancel the itinerary of the Barshaini Kheerganga trek to maximize the safety of travellers and staff. Any costs arising due to such a change in the itinerary are borne by the traveller.
The tour operator takes utmost care to ensure safety of the travellers and shall not be held responsible for any mishap or accident during the Barshaini Kheerganga trek.
Trip details
There is no pick-up for the Barshaini Kheerganga trek.
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Activity Details
12 hrs
24 kms
7300 feet
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· 72 rooms.
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A Malaysian resort company is suing 20th Century Fox Film and Walt Disney Co. over its planned amusement park, alleging that Fox has improperly pulled out of an agreement to license the studio's intellectual property to the park.
The park, known as 20th Century Fox World, has already experienced delays. The company behind it is blaming the Disney-Fox merger, alleging damages of more than $1 billion.
On Monday, Kuala Lumpur-based Genting Malaysia Berhad filed a breach-of -contract lawsuit in federal court in Los Angeles saying that Fox was pressured to terminate the agreement by its soon-to-be owner Disney. The company alleges that Disney wants to avoid doing business with organizations involved in the casino business.
"Disney wanted no association with a gaming company like [Genting Malaysia] due to Disney's 'family-friendly' brand strategy," the lawsuit says.
20th Century Fox Film declined to comment. A Disney spokesman said in a statement: "The claims made against Disney in this matter are utterly without merit."
Genting Malaysia was planning to open the Fox-themed park on the grounds of its resort and casino complex about an hour's drive outside Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia. The company alleges in its complaint that it promised to pay Fox annual license fees and royalties, with an understanding that Fox would start receiving payments only after the park opened.
But Genting Malaysia says that Fox twice leveraged its approval rights to amend the deal and start receiving annual fees and royalties immediately.
The lawsuit also alleges that Fox was largely responsible for the park's delays. It says Fox missed its own deadlines for issuing approvals, backtracked on the approvals it did give and failed to provide guidelines for its intellectual property, such as how the Fox logo should appear on the park's entrance.
Genting Malaysia said it is looking to recoup its more than $750-million investment in the park, as well as punitive and other damages.
10:47 a.m.: This article was updated with a statement from Disney.
This article was originally published at 4:40 p.m.


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Perfectly placed for dipping in and out of the seaside amenities and lido beaches, this 3-bedroom retreat for groups of 5 offers a super family base for carefree holidays. Internally, the ground floor apartment enjoys a bright and contemporary-style interior. A modern open plan living area with flat screen TV and terrace access is complemented by a fully-equipped kitchen diner. A king-size double room with extra single bed features alongside a single bedroom and king-size double bedroom. Accompanying the family-friendly sleeping accommodation are 2 convenient shower rooms.
The ground floor apartment features in a 2-storey residence with proximity to public parking and the seafront.
Bedroom 1: A family room with double king-size bed with single bed & wardrobe
Bedroom 2: A small child-friendly bedroom, furnished with a single bed
Bedroom 3: A lovely king-size double bedroom with wardrobe
Extra: A single sofa bed features to the living room
Bathroom 1: A modern shower room with wash basin, WC & bidet
Bathroom 2: A modern shower room with wash basin, WC & bidet
• Central heating • Upon request, a portable WiFi device can be hired • Washing machine • 3 external steps • 6 internal steps • Alfresco dining set • Public parking
The holiday apartment is located along 'Via Duca della Vittoria' in Pietrasanta, a short walk away from the lido beaches, resort restaurants and amenities.
- Smoking Not Permitted
- Pets Not Permitted
- Apartment
- Child Friendly
- Coffee Machine
- Cooker Hob
- Digital TV
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
- Fridge
- High Definition TV
- In Town
- Kitchenette
- On Sea Shore
- Outside Dining Area
- Oven
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- Very Sunny Position
- Washing Machine
- Wifi Available
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|18 Apr 2018
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|Additional Service Charge: €195 (7 days & less) & €195 (7 days plus)


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It was the 19th century English writer Walter Pater who said that "all art aspires towards the condition of music."
There is something unique to music that can uplift us when we're down, inspire us when we're in doubt, and empower us when we feel all is lost.
Here are five of the songs that I listen to when I question whether we really can make change happen. After hearing each one of these, I can't help but think…yes we can!
5. The Revolution Will Not Be Televised — Gil Scott-Heron
One of the greatest spoken word lyricists at his best. Gil Scott-Heron's polemic may speak to the particular moment in which it was written, but its message is timeless.
4. Imagine — John Lennon
Simply imagining how the world could be can empower us to do what we can to make it a reality.
3. What's Going On — Marvin Gaye
Although, sometimes all we need to do is reflect on the absurd state of the world to get the inspiration we need to change it.
2. If I Can Dream — Elvis Presley
Elvis Presley's comeback special was recorded in 1968 — the same year that Martin Luther King Jr was assassinated. As an advocate for civil rights and an admirer of King's 'I Have a Dream' speech, Elvis produced perhaps his most powerful performance to show that King's dream was still alive.
- A Change is Gonna Come — Sam Cooke
Recorded shortly before his tragic death at the age of just 33, this song is as prophetic as it is poignant. I need not say any more, just listen…
Feeling inspired? Now, you can change the world!
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text: Dorese has over 5 years in receptionist and office duties experience. Dorese enjoys being the comforting hello at the door and the enduring good bye when the patients leave. Always putting the patients first, Dorese strives to do her part in making the patients feel like a part of the family whether it's on the phone or face to face. When not working, she enjoys cooking and reading.


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"It's a constant work in progress," says artist J. (Jayné) Childs of the former Maryfield Memorial Hospital, which she and her husband Richard purchased in February, 2000. The couple have since transformed the building and grounds into the Atelier Manor on the Atelier Estate, which now houses 'Jardinière', J. Childs' studio and gallery.
"We've started welcoming visitors Sunday afternoons now, and I'm looking forward to hosting some art classes I call 'Creative Sessions' this fall," says Childs. "They're classes for people who think they can't do art, and they'll be designed as three-class sessions, where the student takes home a finished work. I'm really excited about it."
Childs' enthusiasm for art and for Maryfield's manor are evident.
"Richard is from the east coast, from Newfoundland," she says. "I was born and raised in B.C.-in Victoria and Sooke. We each had two kids. We were The Partridge Family. I worked in the trades and Richard is a stone mason."
"I was working in the film industry-one of the TV shows I worked on was 'Cold Squad'. I worked 16-hour days. Eventually, the doctors finally said I had to stop, because I had fibromyalgia."
"I started to look at what I was going to do next, and to make a long story short, we saw an ad for a farm in Fort Qu'Appelle. It was an eight-bedroom stone house on eight acres. It was purchased by someone else before we had a chance," adds Childs. "But what that experience did was open up my eyes and say, 'Don't cross Saskatchewan off my list.'"
"My grandparents had a farm in Manitoba and I was raised in Sooke on a farm," she says. "Richard grew up on a farm. We were fortunate-two people from both Canadian coasts-to find a quiet, safe little village to call home- Maryfield, Saskatchewan."
"The people from the economic development group couldn't do enough for us. The entire village was so welcoming," says Childs. "Darcy Boone picked me up in Regina late at night and Gail Harrison helped me with anything and everything I needed to find out."
"It's wonderful and we've really gotten to know people in the community. We ran the Manor as a bed and breakfast and we also met hundreds of people from all over country and the world."
"When I first came here, everyone would say 'Why would you come here?'"
"I would say, 'You have no idea,'" says Childs. "It's gorgeous, fantastic.'"
"The drive to a larger place like Brandon is only an hour and 15 minutes," she says. "And it's the most beautiful drive. In Vancouver, the drive from your house to your job everyday can easily take that long, and it's a crowded commute. You're not driving, enjoying the beautiful countryside."
"Of course, the winters are really cold here," adds Childs. "But the sun shines almost every day. There's no rain or fog or grey. I love the sunshine here. I open up all of my windows and the sun just shines through."
"With 5,000 square feet in this building, I have so much space and sunshine, I can't get cabin fever."
The Childs have always embraced and respected the hospital's history, beginning when they transformed part of the building into a bed and breakfast, and they continue to integrate its story into the building's most recent incarnation.
"This building has a feminine spirit," says Childs. "In the hospital back then, the doctor was a man, and often, he was travelling and making house calls. That meant that the nurses were a constant presence at the hospital. They were the ones who-more often than not- delivered the babies and they were the constant for anyone who found themselves in the hospital."
"A lot of them were from South Africa," adds Childs. "They met Canadian soldiers from this area overseas during World War II, married, and came back here. The history they made here is such an important part of the building's legacy and spirit."
Childs' artistic energy and talents extend to numerous projects that pay homage to her new home, and a visit to the Atelier Estate confirms this.
"In June 2011, (curling champion) Russ Howard came to the village. And of course, curling's a really big thing here. I did a large portrait of Russ Howard in honour of the occasion and gave it to him as a gift."
"In a conversation with Russ, I found that there weren't paintings of curling champions anywhere, so I started to do portraits of them myself. I did an exhibition of curling paintings at the Fairmont Empress Hotel in Victoria two years ago, during the Mens' World Curling Championships."
"As a result of that show in Victoria, I have portraits in the works of 50 curling champions who have agreed to let me paint them for the portfolio series."
A local series, "Village Flowers" includes a large steel wreath that now hangs at Maryfield School, as well as steel floral sculptures that have been a feature of Maryfield's Main Street since 2006.
"I had students from kindergarten to Grade 12 draw a flower, that's where the project came from," says Childs. "The steel wreath at the school includes a hummingbird, which symbolizes Bill Hauseccker, a Saskatchewan artist and teacher who took me in. He was such a powerful mentor, and although he's passed on now, he's still here with me."
Childs has some of Hauseccker's work for sale along with her own in the mercantile section of Jardinière. "I have a lot of plans for this place," she says. "It's a work in progress, but the gallery, mercantile and gardens are underway. I also want to add an apothecary. I'd like to sell heirloom plants from our garden and natural products."
Another of Childs' artistic projects with a local link are her AUD pieces. "The AUD pieces are pieces that I've made from the old aluminum film reels from the movie theatre. Now that films have gone digital, we looked for a way to use these old reels, which are a piece of local history."
"I've done a lot of metal work-embossing, engraving-and I found these reels could be repurposed into clocks, wine racks and even angels. I'm doing this project as a 50/50. I've done quite a few projects his way, because I like to support my subjects."
"I also have a 'Living Skies' project, which is inspired by my adopted province."
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Banquo is rational, moderate and intelligent, so his spirit animal is a cat. Cats are rational creatures, they think things through and are hesitant when something seems off. This is just like Banquo, he is rational. When the witches tell him his prophecy along with Macbeth's he is skeptical and instead of trusting them he is rational and just let's whatever happens happen. Cats are moderate because they just wander around and do what they want to do, not doing anything too extreme. Just like Banquo, he is shown to be moderate throughout the play. He doesn't take the witches advise and run with it. Rather he is average in his reaction. He doesn't trust them but will let it happen if it does. He doesnt take any action to make sure they become king. A cat is also intelligent because it will solve puzzles to get food and can land on their feet if they fall and will wait to pounce on they're food at the best possible moment. They are intelligent creatures just like Banquo. Banquo is intelligent because he is not rash and is shown throughout the play to be steady headed, especially with the witches because he doesn't trust them which is smart. But he does believe this prophecy and instead of making rash decisions and chancing after it he chooses to let history behave itself which is very intelligent because that means that his sons will be king one day.


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My best friend
Have you got many friends? Why do you like them? What do you do together? Here is someone talking about her best friend.
Listen to Penny describing a photo of a living room in a house and the practise yourself. The language focus here is modal verbs of deduction.
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Jahan alleged that the Bengal pacer took money from a Pakistani woman by the name of Alishba under the influence of England-based businessman Mohammed Bhai.
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"If Mohammed Shami can cheat me then he can cheat the county as well. He accepted money from a Pakistani girl named Alisbah in Dubai. He agreed to accept it after insistence of England-based Mohammed Bhai. I have proof," she was quoted saying to ABP.
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Jahan, who got married to the UP-born speedster in 2014 has also registered a complaint against him at Lal Bazar Police Station in Kolkata. Previously on Wednesday, in a series of posts on Facebook and WhatsApp chats, Jahan accused Shami of cheating on her.
Jahan also alleged that Shami's brother and mother attempted to take her life.
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She further stated that Shami raised hands on her after the South Africa Test tour in January 2018 and make her stay quiet.
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