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Day 01: Arrive Lima City Tour (Overnight Hotel Lima).
Day 02: Bus ride to Nazca and flight over the Nazca Lines.(Bus Night ride to Arequipa)
Day 03: Arequipa City Tour (Overnight Hotel Arequipa)
Day 04: Colca Canyon Tour (Overnight in Colca Canyon Chivay)
Day 05: Chivay Cross of the Condor and back to Arequipa puno(Bus night ride to Puno)
Day 06: Pick up from the terminal tour to the islands of Uros and Amantani(Overnight in Amantani island Homestay)
Day 07: Amantani and taquile back to Puno(Overnight Hotel Puno)
Day 08: Bus From Puno to Cusco with stop along the tourist attractions from 7:00am – 5:00pm (Overnight Hotel Cusco)
Day 09: City Tour/ in the afternoon from 2:00pm to 6:30pm(Overnight Hotel Cusco)
Day 10: Sacred Valley /Pisaq, Ollantaytambo and we take train in the afternoon to Aguas Calientes(Overnight Hotel Cusco)
Day 11: Rafting Urubamba or Biking to Maras Moray Full Day (Overnight Hotel Cusco)
and then bus back to Cusco (Overnight Hotel Cusco)
Day 12: Start Inca Trail
Day 13: Inca Trail(Camping)
Day 14: Inca Trail(Camping)
Day 15: Inca Trail To Machupicchu(Camping or Hotel In Aguas Calientes)
Day 16: Machupicchu Full Day (Overnight Hotel Cusco)
Day 17: Transfer to the Cusco Airport and flight Cusco to Lima (End of the Service)
DAY 1 : Lima City Tour:
Arrive in Lima and transfer to your hotel. If arriving during the day, your hotel will be in the neighborhood of Miraflores, with good shopping and restaurants, and you'll have an included city tour in the afternoon.(Overnight Lima)
DAY 2 : Lima – Nazca Lines:
Early in the morning after breakfast checkout of your hotel and take the 6-hour drive south to the small airport in Nasca for your aerial tour of the Nasca lines. These are giant figures etched in the sand that can only be appreciated fully by air. See the Monkey, the spider, hummingbird and geometric birds. These mysterious huge "drawings" are possibly an astrological calendar but their construction and true intent are a mystery still. After we take the bus to Arequipa (Bus Night Ride)
DAY3 : Arequipa Arrival & City Tour
You will be picked up at the bus terminal and taken to your comfortable hotel to relax and acclimatize to the altitude. In the afternoon you will be taken on an Arequipa city tour to view what is considered by many to be the most attractive city in Peru, where many of the colonial buildings are made of white ashler stone.(Overnight Hotel Arequipa)
DAY 4: Bus ride to the Colca Canyon – Overnight at the Colca Valley
Our excursion to the Colca Canyon starts at 07:30 hrs. Our clients are collected from their hotels by our local guide/representative. Afterwards we will board a small bus and will drive northwest following a paved road towards the "Colca Canyon". Before leaving Arequipa, we will stop at a small shop where our clients can purchase some chocolates, candies and coca leaves. Later on we will continue till Pampas Cañahuas (3500 m/11,482 Ft), a National Reserve where visitors may spot some Vicuñas & Alpacas. Unlike the Alpacas, Vicuñas are wild animals, and still can be seen running freely on these high plateaus. We will stop at this national park and our local guide will provide information about these shy Andean camels. Then we continue our journey to the Colca Canyon, little further up we will stop again at the little restaurant of Viscachani, where you can enjoy a stunning scenery of the Andes and also drink a typical coca tea. Afterwards we will continue ascending a dirt road till we reach the highest point of our trip, "The Lookout Point of the Andes (4,800 m /15,748 Ft). At the very top, we will get off of the bus some minutes to observe the landscape, having in the background the volcanoes Ubinas, Mismi, Misti, Chachani, Sabancaya (active) and Ampato. Later on we will drive down hill to the main village of the Colca Canyon, the Village of Chivay (3600 m / 11.811 Ft). In this town we will have lunch in one typical Andean restaurant, where visitors may enjoy their meals accompanied by Andean musicians. After lunch our clients will be transferred to our lodge located in a little village at edge of the Canyon.
Late, in the afternoon, you may walk around the village and get to know better the rural life in this corner of Peru. By the afternoon we will go to swim and relax to the Hot Springs of the Colca Valley (35° C / 95º F), a nice pool outdoors surrounded by huge mountains. After sunset, we will return to the hostel
Day 5 : Early visit to the Cruz del Condor – Return to Arequipa or Puno.
In order to see the mighty Condor, you will wake up at 05:00 h, breakfast will be served at 05:30 h, and by 06:00 hrs. we will be driving towards the "Cruz del Condor", a natural lookout point where you can see the flight of the Condors (we won't return to the hotel, which means you must bring all your staff along with you on the bus). On the road we will have the best view of the Colca Valley, as we drive along the edge of the Canyon, seeing on route ancient terraces still in use by the local farmers, who grow mainly varieties of corn and potatoes. We will make some stops for photos, and our local guide will give us a good insight into the Colca Canyon history. Here you will stumble upon a great rock, where ancient architectures carved the terraces, testing (perhaps) which parts of the Canyon were suitable for cultivation. This is a good place also to see the "Colca River" and hanging pre-Inca tombs. After approximately 2 hours we will reach Cruz del Condor, where we will spend an hour or so, observing the beautiful flight of the Condors as well as the depth of the Canyon. Eventually, we will return to the village of Chivay, passing typical towns along the way. At around 12:00 h, we will stop at a local restaurant at the town of Chivay for lunch and afterwards will return to Arequipa. We will be back in Arequipa around 17:00 h. Upon your arrival you will be transferred to your the Bus Terminal to take the bus to Puno.
DAY 6 : puno Island Visit – Amantani (Overnight Amantanti homestay):
Today we leave the port of Puno by way of a tourist boat and cruise Lake Titicaca (the highest navigable lake in the world at 3800m). Our destination – the Island of Amananti. We lunch on the island and then we split into smaller groups and billet into family homes where we stay with the locals and experience their style of living first hand for a once in a lifetime cultural exchange. In the late afternoon we can enjoy the breathtaking sunset over Lake Titicaca from the top of the island. On a clear day we will even be able to see the distant peaks of the Cordillera Real in Bolivia.
DAY 7 : Island Visits – Taquile & Uros (Overnight Puno):
Say our farewells to our host families and return to Puno today via our first stop on Lake Titicaca is Taquile Island. The people of Taquile Island's unique culture, style of dress and lifestyle make for a memorable visit. The island is characterized by the quality of their textiles. Here, the men of the community do all the knitting, as this is strictly a male domain, while the women do the spinning. High quality, locally knitted goods are available for purchase at various cooperatives on the island. We lunch on Taquile before resuming our boat trip to the floating islands of the Uros people. The Uros began their unusual floating existence centuries ago in an effort to isolate themselves from the Colla and Inca tribes. Arrive in Puno. (overnight) HOTEL TITICACA LAKE UROS BY Amazon Garden Lodge
ANDAHUAYLILLAS: It is named the "Sixtine Chapel of America" and in some sense the comparison examples of the Andean popular religious art. The church of Andahuayliaas is a jewerly of the mestizo baroque architecture that developed in Cusco. Its nave presents profuse decoration, especially in the celling decorated with carved panels which is a recover with pan de oro (type of gold decoration).
RAQCHI (Temple of Wiracocha God)
To 121 Km of Cusco, it was an Inca church of monumental dimensions: 100 meters of length by 26 meters of wide and 14 meters of height; the temple is divided in two naves and each nave shows basics of 11 giant columns. The bases of the church are bulit perfectly carving stones continued with adobe. It is aprpreciated besides qolqas or granary places of military order, religious, Inka between others.
LA RAYA: Media point in the rout of Cusco – Puno. It is the highest part, it has 4335 meters above sea level, we can appreciate beautiful landscapes, llamas and vivuñas, geographic union between two cultures quechua and aymara, we can see the Altiplano arid and dry union with the quechua zone with rivers and valleys.
PUKARA: It is the most important and oldest ceremonial center of the Altiplano, proceeding to Tiahuanaco, characterized by a series oh echelon platforms ceremonial center. It's also possible to appreciate interesting lit sculptures, trails or tomb stone of intriguing personage that seems to show evidence of a brave civilization. Here is where it was discovered the origins of the Andean culture in the Altiplano.
Reception and transfer from the fist class bus station to the hotel Overnight in Cusco at Hotel.
DAY 9 : Cusco City Tour and Surroundings
Free morning to explore the city of Cusco and in the early afternoon you will be taken on a city tour and will visit some of the many amazing archaeological sites and wonders in and around the city. You will see the Cathedral (which is located on the Plaza de Armas), Sacsayhuaman, Q'enko, Puka Pukara and Tambomachay. Remember to bring your camera on this trip as you will certainly want a reminder of the amazing awe these Inca sites can evoke.
You will return to your hotel in the early evening to relax before dinner. Before setting out to eat in one of the many restaurants in Cuzco remember to put on something warm as it can get cold pretty quickly. Spend the evening enjoying the local cuisine and hospitality of Cuzco's very friendly people
DAY 10 : Sacred Valley – Pisaq – Ollantaytambo – Moray – Maras – Chincheros
Breakfast. You will be picked up at 8:00 am. Full day excursion to the Urubamba Valley visiting: the colorful Indian market in Pisac where a mixture of color and tradition will be able appreciated besides will have a good opportunity to try our bargain skills on the free time to interact with the local craftsmen to purchase their hand-made souvenirs. The Valley has a distance of 31 km (19 miles) of Cusco, and an altitude of 2,970 ms (9,700 p), Pisac is located to the entrance of the Sacred Valley and followed by Ollantaytambo, the older town continuously occupied of the American continent. The narrow streets of Ollantaytambo, along with their channels that have not varied from the time Inca, evoke their ancestral inheritance, lunch in a typical restaurant and after we explore Ollantaytambo we Continue to Urubamba we go to explore two amazing places which are moray and maras an after we go to chihcheros the last incan site of the sacred valley fo the incas.
1st option. MOUNTAIN BIKE MORAY AND SALT MINES IN MARAS.
This exciting biking adventure tour blends adrenaline pumping mountain biking and breathtaking views with visits to two famous sites near the famous Sacred Valley of the Incas. Moray is a series of remarkable innovative agricultural terraces that are built in three deep depressions. We reach Moray with a short hike (around 30 mins) from our drop off point half way between the Cusco and Urubamba valleys and we take a pack lunch. In the afternoon on bike, we descend to Maras an important historical source of salt. After visiting the workers as they produce the bags of salt we walk down the quebrada (ravine) and reach the Urubamba river as it winds lazily towards Machu Picchu and beyond to the Amazon. Here, our vehicle will take us back to Cusco and your hotel. This is a full day adventure tour!
2nd Options. RIVER RAFTING AT CHUQUICAHUANA URUBAMBA RIVER: One of our most popular white water rafting adventure tours is the "Cusipata" section of the river on the Upper Urubamba. There are good class IIl rapids and the water is very pure. We pick you up at your hotel, after one and a half hours drive we arrive to the put -in at the shores of the Upper Urubamba River. Our professional white water rafting guides will give you a safety talk and provide you with all the proper equipment for white water rafting. We will be floating for approximately two to two and a half hours, running numerous class II and III type rapids. Afterwards, we arrive to the take-out. Then a hot lunch will be provided as well as a sauna and hot showers. Our return to Cusco should be around 4:30-5:00pm in the afternoon.
DAY 12 : Start Inca Trail / Cusco – Km 82 – Patallacta
After we have picked you up from your hotel we will take you to Chillca, the starting point of our long walk. By the left hand side of the river Urubamba with the snow draped top of Verónica and the ruins of Sallapunku in our sight. In the afternoon, we will realize a small trip around the campsite to visit the ruins of Patallacta and the Andeans Q'ente.
DAY 13: Patallacta – llulluchapampa
A soft walk during the morning, which will take us to the community of Huayllabamba, from there the trail will ascend against Llulluchapampa (look for the beautiful Quñuales a tree specie) before we get to the first pass, where we will be camping and where our eyes will be blended with the emotional view over the landscape Huayllanay and its surroundings.
DAY 14: Llulluchapampa – Chakicocha –Phuyupatamarka
After walking approximately 2 hours we will arrive at the pass of Warmiwañusca (4.200 m.a.s.l.) From here the trail will descend into the Pacaymayo valley. From where we will ascend to the second pass presenting a incredible view over the mountain range of Vilcabamba. Descending to Chakicocha where we will be lunching. Among the trail we will visit the ruins of Runkuracay, Sayacmarca and finally where we also will encounter our campingspot Chakicocha.
DAY 15: Phuyupamarka – Wiñayhuayna – Puente Ruinas
The trail will lead us against the cloudy mountain, where we will visit the ruins of Phuyupatamarca Intipata and wiñaywayna, and then we continue 1 more hour to get the sungate where we get a chance to see machupicchu and then we walk down to Puente ruinas campsite which is down below machupicchu city.
DAY 16: Puente Ruinas Machupicchu – Cusco.
Inca Trail Important 5th Day After an early breakfast, we climb 45 minutes to the lost city of Machu picchu. being in machupicchu at 6:00am where we will take in an inspiring and panoramic view of the Machu picchu citadel. After a short hike up to Machu picchu, we will register and then enjoy a 2-hours guided tour of the sanctuary-city. After the tour of Machupicchu there will be free time to explore by yourself and then we will take the bus down or walk Part of the Inca Trail to Aguas Calientes where we will enjoy a lunch and free time to enjoy the town before returning to ollantaytambo by train and then bus back to cusco.
DAY 17: Transfer to airport and flight to Lima.
Amazon Garden Lodge INCLUDES:
- Domestic Airfares
- Cusco – Lima Airfare
Inca Trail 4/D 3/N
(Group size 02 to 06 ppl average; Max 08 person)
– Inca Trail English Guide
– Cook in charge of all meal, Porters: To carry camping equipment, portable table and chairs, food, and kitchen/cooking equipment
– Inca Trail Permit along with Entrance to Inca Trail and Machupicchu as well as porters permit.
– Camping Equipment 4 season tent(04ppl tent for 02ppl) & Self-inflating Therm-a-rest mattresses
– Private Bus to km 82, Return Tourist backpacker Train from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo and Bus back to Cusco.
– Meals: Breakfast (03), Lunch (03), Dinner (03), Morning Snack (03), Afternoon Snack (03)
– Transfer:
Hotel Nights ( breakfast included ) (Lodging)
– 12 nights of hotel accommodation,
– 01 night of Homestay in Amantani(Puno)
– 03 nights of camping on the Inca Trail
Hotel Nights ( breakfast included ) (Lodging)
– LIMA: 01 night of hotel accommodation
– CUSCO: 03 nights of hotel accommodation
– PUNO: 02 night of hotel accommodation
– HOMESTAY: 01 night of Homestay in Amantani(Puno)
– INCA TRAIL: 03 nights Camping
Lima Tour: City Tour
– Includes Tourist bus, English Guide & Entrance fees
Cusco Tours: / City Tour & Sacred Valley (PRIVATE SERVICE)
– City Tour: Includes Tourist bus & English Guide (Tourist Attractions to see: Qoricancha, Sacsayhuaman, Qenqo, Pucapucara, Tambomachay)
– Sacred Valley of the Incas (Awanacancha, Pisaq, Ollantaytambo & Chincheros)
– Private Cuzco Airport Transfers
– Private Lima Airport Transfers
– All Transfers Hotel Terminal/Airport Transfers
Arequipa Tour:
– Colca Canyon (Includes: Tourist Bus, Guide, Entrance fees to the tourist places)
– 01 hotel at Chivay
– Bus tickets from Chivay from Colca Canyon to Arequipa o Puno.
Nazca Tour:
– Overflight Nazca Lines
– Bus Nazca to Arequipa
Puno Tour:
– Tour Bus from Cusco – Puno(Includes: Tourist Bus, Guide, Buffet Lunch, Entrance fees to the tourist places)
– 2 Day Lake Titicaca Islands Tour(Includes: Motorized boat, Guide, Meals: Breakfast (01), Lunch (02), Dinner (01), Entrance fee to the islands: Uros, Amantani & Taquile)
– Amazon Garden Lodge T-Shirt
Amazon Garden Lodge DOESNT INCLUDE:
– International Airfares.(Please Give us Details of you Flight Tickets to pick you up from the airport) Flight Number & Company Name.)
– All airport departure tax – Lima International Departure tax is approximately US$35 and Lima Domestic Departure tax is approximately US$8
– Additional nights during the trip due to flight cancellations
– Meal Budget : Allow approx. US$10 US$15 for every meal not included.
– The Cuzco Visitor's Ticket (known as Boleto Turistico – Tourist Pass 130 soles) – which includes entrance to the ruins in and around Cuzco and the Sacred Valley, and many churches and museums in Cuzco.
– Sleeping bags US$5 per day & hiking poles US$ 4 per day (02 poles/black diamond or Leki) can be easily rented from us. Let us know.
– Tips for the guides, porters and other staff.
– Lunch and dinner whilst staying at hotels. City tours of Lima and Cusco.
– Alcoholic drinks, tickets for the hot springs at Aguas Calientes
– Travel Insurance and things of a personal nature – laundry and telephone calls, personal taxis, souvenirs etc.
– We will gladly arrange additional accommodation for you before or after your trip: In Lima/Cuzco/Machu Picchu.
– Travel and health insurance.(bring copies with you please):Amazon Garden Lodge highly recommend to get an insurance of trip cancellation/interruption insurance to protect your travel investment. Included with your pre-departure package, bring your travel insurance to cover trip cancellation, interruption, baggage loss and delay, emergency medical evacuation insurance and emergency medical expense insurance. Amazon Garden Lodge will assist in obtaining all necessary documents for you to be refunded by your insurance company.
Any unexpected situations occurred during the journey and which are beyond our control, including changes in scheduling trains or flights, delays, strikes, cancellations, missed connections, etc.. shall be covered by the passenger as a whole. Also, if you for physical reasons of health cannot continue the trek or walk, and will need emergency evacuation then all charges incurred such as transportation, hotel, ambulance, doctors, medication, hospitalization, etc.. will be at passenger's expense.
Please Note: Walking and journey times are approximate and the package includes Classic Inca Trail see availability first.
Most people automatically assume that the weather is hot in South America, but because of the higher altitude in the Andes, the temperature can feel quite cold, especially at night. We recommend the use of a duffel bag or backpack, whichever is easiest for you to carry. A good size daypack is also essential.
List of things you must bring:
• Original Passport (and some copies)
• Travel insurance (and some copies)
• Airline tickets (and some copies)
• US$ cash and travellers cheques
• Credit or debit card (see personal spending money)
• Any entry visas or vaccination certificates required
• Camera and films
• Rechargeable batteries and adapters
• Reading/writing material
• Binoculars
• Cover for backpacks
• Pocketknife.
• Fleece top
• Windproof/waterproof jacket
• Small towel and swim wear
• shirts/t-shirts
• Sun hat
• 2 pairs of shorts
• 2 pairs of long trousers *zipp off
• 1 pair hiking pants/track pants
• Hiking boots/ sturdy walking shoes
• Knee-length socks (to be used with rubber boots, if provided at the jungle lodge)
• Sport hiking sandals
• Sun block
• Sunglasses
• Toiletries (biodegradable)
• Watch or alarm clock
• Water bottle
• Purifying tablets or filter (Micropur recommeded)
• Flashlight (head light recommended)
• Money belt
• Sleeping silk liner (for sleeping bags)
• Wool hat, mitts or gloves (preferably waterproof)
• Rain poncho, plastic bags for your personal stuff to keep dry
• Sleeping bag (it can be hired form us )
• Anti-inflammatory tablets (e.g. Ibuprofen)
• Thermal underwear
• Personal first-aid kit (should contain lip salve, Aspirin, Band Aids, anti-histamine, Imodium or similar tablets for mild cases of diarrhoea, re-hydration powder, extra prescription drugs you may be taking)


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WORK LOCATION: Department of Agricultural Chemistry, LSU AgCenter, Baton Rouge, La.
RESPONSIBILITIES: The associate performs laboratory tests to determine chemical and physical characteristics of samples including, but not limited to, feed, fertilizer, lime, plant tissue, soil, water and pesticides. Associate will be required to adhere to and support the laboratory's Quality Management System based upon ISO 17025 standards and to follow standard operating procedures required for job duties. Research associate ensures that their duties are completed accurately and delivered with high quality in a timely manner. Duties and Responsibilities include: Perform analytical tests based on standards and procedures as assigned by the Supervisor, Laboratory Quality Manager and Director. Assist and perform setup and operation of laboratory equipment. Calibrate laboratory instruments as needed to ensure that analysis is accurate according to the Quality Management system. Clean and sterilize laboratory equipment. Prepare chemical solutions according to standard formulas. Record test results on standardized forms. Understand and complete laboratory raw data sheets and make accurate entries into LIMS database. Ability to read and comprehend all analytical methods, including safety standards, other well-defined analytical standards and procedures used in the laboratory.
Exercise procedural, safety and quality requirements specified in LSU Agricultural Chemistry policies. All other duties assigned by management.
QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry, Environmental Science, Coastal Studies, Biological Sciences, Agronomy, Horticulture, Food Science, Nutrition, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Animal Science, Engineering, Forestry, Wildlife, Aquaculture or a related field.
SALARY AND BENEFITS: Salary will be commensurate with education and experience. The LSU AgCenter has an attractive benefits package with a wide variety of benefit options. Current benefits offered include retirement, multiple medical insurance options, supplemental insurances (dental, life, long-term disability, accident, vision, long-term care, etc.), Tax Saver Flexible Benefits Plan (saves tax dollars on some child care and medical expenses), university holidays (14 per year, typically includes a week off at Christmas), generous annual (vacation) and sick leave benefits, Employee Assistance Program, and possible educational leave and tuition exemption for coursework at campuses of the LSU System. Specific benefits depend on job category, percent effort and length of employment.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: June 7, 2019 or until a suitable applicant is located.
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Bee Pendant
"Dear Emily," said the handwritten envelope. The way her mother wrote capital "E" has a unique flair that is unmistakable. Emily and her brother shared stories of how wonderful their mother was. This is a heirloom re-design project that memorializes their mother. Both her children are caring, smart, sweet and great listeners...she was truly a great woman and a mother.
After talking for some time, Emily mentioned that "Emily bee" was a cute childhood nickname that her mother used. I loved the idea of using a bee motif because of this sweet story.
The body of the bee is a marquis-shaped diamond in the original setting from her mother's engagement ring. The bee shape was hand carved and cast in honey-toned 14k yellow gold, and the wings were embellished with a honeycomb pattern. The most poignant detail of this pendant is not visible to everyone. Just against her heart, on the inside wing portion of the pendant, "Emily" is hand engraved exactly like her mother's distinctive handwriting.


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Bill received his Bachelor of Economics degree from School of International Economics and Trade, the Beijing International Studies University (previously known as the Beijing Second Foreign Language University), and later obtained his Master of Science degree and Doctor of Philosophy degree from School of Hotel and Tourism Management, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU). Meanwhile he is a Certified Hospitality Educator awarded by the American Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute. He also has accumulated solid working experiences in travel service market, hotels, and the MICE industry (used to work for an exhibition company), in both Chinese Mainland and Hong Kong.
At PolyU SPEED, he is responsible to teach subjects relating to tourism/hospitality management and marketing management. He endeavors to structure a class environment in a systematic and creative manner, to help students absorb what they have acquired from the class and apply the resulting knowledge into practice. With respect to research, he has published academic articles and book reviews in international journals like the Journal of China Tourism Research, the Asian Pacific Journal of Tourism Research, the International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, Tourism Management, etc. He also presented papers in international academic conferences.
His teaching and research interests include consumer behavior and consumption experience (in tourism and hospitality management), tourism psychology and sociology, tour operations and wholesaling, China tourism and hotel businesses, hospitality management in China, quality service management, etc.
Selected Journal Publications and Book Chapters
Xu, J., Lo, A., & Wu, J. (Accepted, 2018). Are students customers? Tourism and hospitality students' evaluation of their higher education experience. Journal of Teaching in Travel & Tourism. https://doi.org/10.1080/15313220.2018.1463587
Xu, J. B., Yan, L. B., & Mak, C. (Accepted, 2018). Visitor experience of Hong Kong trams as an unconventional attraction. International Journal of Tourism Research. https://doi.org/10.1002/jtr.2209
Xu, J. B., Chan, T. L. & Pratt, S. (in press). Destination image of Taiwan from the perspective of Hong Kong residents: Revisiting structural relationships between destination image attributes and behavioral intention. International Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Administration. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/15256480.2017.1324339
Yan, L., Xu, J., & Zhou, Y. (2018). Residents' attitudes toward prostitution in Macau. Journal of Sustainable Tourism, 26(2), 205-220. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/09669582.2017.1338293
Xu, J., & Huang, S. S. (2018). Mainland Chinese students' motivations of revisiting Hong Kong as a familiar place and their links to student life experiences. Journal of Destination Marketing and Management , 7(1), 50-57. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jdmm.2016.08.004
Xu, J., & Tavitiyaman, P. (2018). How young tourists are motivated: The role of destination personality. Tourism Analysis, 23(1), 165-171.
Xu, J. & Wu, M. (2017). Netnography as a new research method in tourism studies: A bibliometric analysis of journal articles (2006-2015). In R. Nunkoo (Ed.), Handbook of Research Methods in Tourism and Hospitality Management. Edward Elgar.
Ng, S. A., Xu, J. B., & Khan, S. (2016). Cruise industry as a career option: Perception of Hong Kong undergraduate tourism students. Tourism Development Journal (A Journal of Tourism Research), 14(1), 29-43.
Xu, B., & Tavitiyaman, P. (2016). Why many young Hong Kong people like to visit Japan? An exploratory study. The Advances in Hospitality and Tourism Research (AHTR), 4(1), 17-25.
Xu, J. B., & Chan, S. (2016). A new nature-based tourist motivation model: Testing the moderating effects of the push motivation. Tourism Management Perspectives, 18(2), 107-110. doi:10.1016/j.tmp.2016.01.001
Xu, J. B., Hui, K, T., & Chan, E. (2015). Hong Kong's destination image in the eyes of its residents. Journal of China Tourism Research, 11(4), 440-460. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/19388160.2015.1111182.
Xu, J., & Yan, L, B. (2015). How students perceive travel agency–related degree courses. Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Education, 27(1), 30-38. doi: 10.1080/10963758.2014.998763
Xu, J. B., Yuan, W., Ekiz, E. H., & Lo, D. S. (2015). How Can a Regional Theme Park Survive in China?: Studying Strategies used by Wuhu Fantawild Dreamland. In N. Ray (Ed.), Emerging Innovative Marketing Strategies in the Tourism Industry (pp. 322-338). Hershey, PA: IGI-Global.
Hon, Y. H., Xu, B., & Ekiz, H. E. (2014). Residents' perceptions towards Kai Tak Cruise Terminal development and its impacts. Tourism Development Journal (A Journal of Tourism Research), 11/12(1), 55-73.
Xu, B. (2014). What Tainan means to Hong Kong visitor after launching direct flight: An autoethnographic approach. Anatolia: An International Journal of Tourism and Hospitality Research, 25(2), 305-308. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/13032917.2013.879325
Xu, J., Zhang, H. Q., & Wu, S. (2010). China's Policies on Foreign-Invested Travel Agencies upon Its Entry to the WTO: What Can Foreign Investors Do? International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, 22(3), 360-381. http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/09596111011035954
Xu, B. (2010). Perceptions of tourism product. Tourism Management, 31(5), 607-610. doi:10.1016/j.tourman.2009.06.011
Xu, J. & Chan, A. (2010). Service experience and package tours. Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research, 15(2), 177-194. doi: 10.1080/10941661003629987
Xu, J.B. & Chan, A. (2010). A conceptual framework of hotel experience and customer-based brand equity: Some research questions and implications. International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, 22(2), 174-193. http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/09596111011018179
Xu, J., & Grunewald, A. (2009). What have we learned? A critical review of tourism disaster management. Journal of China Tourism Research, 5(1), 102-130. doi: 10.1080/19388160802711444
Wu, S., Xu, J., & Ekiz, H. E. (2009). Investigating the push and pull motivation of visiting domestic destination in China: A means-end approach. Journal of China Tourism Research, 5(3), 287-315. doi: 10.1080/19388160903155806


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Satellite radio is a true success story--even if it fails. By that, I mean that even if the two sat radio companies cease to exist in their current form in the next few years, the appetite for a different kind of radio programming has been undeniably established: A lot of us crave better radio and are willing to pay for it. That surprised a lot of people--many of whom run terrestrial radio stations.
At the same time, $13 a month just for radio is keeping the vast majority of consumers away. We need to see carmakers offer a bundle of navigation, live traffic data, and sat radio for $995 on the option sheet and $9.95 a month before we see the next big gulp of users bite.
And it still bothers me that consumers have to choose one sat radio service or the other. It's time for "universal" sat radios that allow me to flip my listening allegiance at a whim, just like on terrestrial radio.


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This following post was written by Chris Connolly, YSI's Communications and Evaluation Coordinator.
Last week contained an important learning moment for me. I came to realize that I had completely neglected to include photo credits on the website to recognize Fonna Seidu and Shannon Moan for the heart and effort they put into their beautiful shots of CollabCamp.
In a sudden moment, I learned the difference between feeling grateful internally and connecting the dots in my public acknowledgements. I learned about the weight of responsibility that goes along with the lightness we give each other. I learned about what it really takes to see and honour the many contributions that make our community possible.
As I reflected on that, I realized that the CollabCamp report-back page had very little by way of appreciation for the many contributions and hard work that went into making the gathering possible -- including up-front mentorship and design as well as those who stepped up with helping hands at the event itself.
Thank you to Fonna and Shannon, who were the all-seeing eyes who continually bore witness to the magical stories unfolding. Chi Miigwetch to Cleis, Jade, Theo, Christine, Candace and Leland for tending to the circle and the bonfire with your drumming, singing and leading our round dance. Thank you to Liz for diving in as co-host to set the intention for the Open Space session. Thank you to Jasmine, Shannon, Redge, Kevin, Jermaine, Silvia Argentina, Theo, Nathaniel and all the rest who offered acting, poetry, song and dancing in the service of one of the most beautiful collective performances I have ever witnessed. Thank you to everyone who stepped into the Core Team to sustain our forward-looking work in 2015. Thank you to the staff at the YMCA Cedar Glen for taking care of us so well and making sure everything was where it needed to be. Thank you to Marc Langlois, our Evaluation consultant, for making the trip from London to wish us well and offer his keen ear (even while his own community cafe is getting off the ground). And thank you to all the rest who offered small acts of support without looking for recognition.
I also reflected once more on the roles that each member of the hosting team played, and saw the important and detailed ways that many people stepped up: Jazz's soulful invitation, Jess' smirking tell-it-like-it-is-ness, Peter's playful attentiveness, Shannon's brave sensitivity, Candace's generous warmth, Jon's willingness to see things many ways, Violetta's cosmic space-holding, Cathy's heartful gratitude and patience, Chris Lee's precise eye to the long view, Gerard's deep-seeing humour, and Robin's full-spirited willingness to show up.
Before this gathering, I believed intellectually and mentally that collective intelligence was important and possible. But at CollabCamp itself, I felt it in my core.
You've reminded me that YSI is all of us. Thank you. Chi Miigwetch.


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Welcome to Week 7. Our learning timetable and calendar have changed theme to reflect the forthcoming Christian festival of Christmas! The children have already started learning about Advent and, over the next couple of weeks, we will be exploring the Christmas story as well as exploring how Christmas is celebrated around the world.
Happy Birthday to Kayla and thanks for sharing your celebration with some sweet treats for us this afternoon.
Shared Reading
Today we started our journey to various countries around the world to find out more about how they celebrate Christmas. Today the children chose to visit Mexico and Japan.
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End of Year Mass – Hymn Practice
Mrs Papillo and Mrs Handforth were so impressed by the beautiful singing of 3MP and 3JH this morning. We were very proud of our little singers!
In Spanish the students had free time and others had some finishing off to do. In Music the students played musical statues and some other music games that were fun.
Music/Dance: Carols Night Practice
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Lauren & Michael - Marbles Wedding
Lauren and Michael are fun loving, goofy, and two of the most down to Earth people I've had the pleasure of working with.
We hopped from Aloft to the Rose Garden to the Church and then to Marbles to let off steam and let their inner children roam free. They dined on delicious grub from Caffe Luna and ended the night with cheesecake and sparklers.
I hope you enjoy Lauren & Michael's Downtown Raleigh Wedding.
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Getting Ready Venue: Aloft Hotels
First Look Location: Raleigh Rose Garden
Ceremony: West Raleigh Presbyterian Chruch
Reception: Marbles
Caterer: Caffe Luna
Flowers: The Flower Cupboard
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Introducing Miss Lauren!
You may have met Miss Lauren at class last term or at one of our summer camps. Miss Lauren will be teaching our Monday, Thursday and Friday morning classes this year and we are thrilled to have her joining the team!
Lauren has been dancing from the age of 4 and began her professional training at Principal Academy of Dance in Western Australia.
She performed in 'Giselle', 'Romeo and Juliet' and Cinderella with the Perth City Ballet before moving to Melbourne to complete her Bachelor of Arts in Musical Theatre at the Ballarat Arts Academy.
At college, Lauren worked on "Thoroughly Modern Millie", "Urinetown" and "The Mystery of Edwin Drood", graduating in 2015. In 2016 she workshopped and performed in a new Australian song Cycle "Join The Dots". She joined the Australian Shakespeare Company working on "Godspell" at the Arts Centre Melbourne as well as "Tinkerbell and the Dream Fairies" as Tinkerbell which she performed in Melbourne, Sydney and London throughout 2016 and 2017.
Most recently she performed "A Midsummer Nights Dream" as Hermia in the Melbourne Botanical Gardens. In London, Lauren performs regularly with The Gatsby Girls and is Looking forward to playing Tinkerbell in Peter Pan at the Sunderland Empire this christmas.
Lauren is passionate about sharing her knowledge on dance, drama and singing and has loved teaching at The Little Dance Academy since she moved to London in May this year.
Miss Lauren teaches our Monday classes at The Corner House, Thursday classes in Kensington and Friday Mornings in Parsons Green.


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(I wrote this column for this month's Freelancentral newsletter, inspired by a recent trip to Istanbul and Dubai.)
In my life BSMOB (Before Starting My Own Business), I always had a holiday to look forward to. I'd return from one and within two weeks, the next one would be booked. I've been lucky enough to travel extensively (thanks to a nine year stint in London, earning those lovely pounds). But since returning to Cape Town in 2004, and more specifically starting Freelancentral, finances and responsibilities have seriously curtailed my globetrotting.
But this month I've been able to travel again and I'd forgotten how refreshing and inspiring it is.
So here are my five reasons why I believe all freelancers, regardless of discipline, should travel regularly:
- Reset your perspective. There's nothing like 6,000 miles between you and your day-to-day stresses to make you realise that those things that you thought were super-critical really are not.
- Unplug and be present. Going for a week or two without Twitter, Facebook, email and – gulp – even your cellphone (just 'forget' to ask your network to activate your international roaming…) is extremely liberating. For the first day or two, you'll jump each time you hear a phone ring, or might have social media withdrawal, but it's amazing how quickly you adjust to being unplugged. You'll be a lot more present with the people around you and more aware of and receptive to everything you see and experience. Rather than multitasking, you'll be able to focus on absorbing the place you're visiting. While being connected certainly has its merits, being disconnected does too. And you may well find you are able to do without some of the noise when you get back. For example, I am going to be cutting down on my personal Twitter account dramatically as I didn't miss it at all while I was away.
- Get out of your comfort zone. For some people (yes, I am one), the ideal trip is landing in a remote island where no-one speaks a word of English, at 3am with no accommodation booked. For others, it's about lounging around a 5 star beach resort and doing nothing more taxing than ordering a cocktail. Either way, breaking out of your routine, comfort zone and shaking up your habits (down to having something different for breakfast) will get you thinking differently.
- Practice what you do, in a non-work way. If you're a freelance writer, keep a travel journal and write about your experiences. Designer? Looks for interesting details in the buildings you see and sketch them. Photographer? Well, you'll have a field day! Try your hand at a different skill too – I'm a writer but when I'm on holiday, I take thousands (literally) of photos and like to compile a small album of the most interesting ones when I get home. It won't feel like work, but you're still being creative – and this may even inspire your future projects. It will also be a good reminder of your trip – I love to reread my travel journals.
- See how things are done elsewhere. And I don't mean how people freelance in another country – rather tune into what products are popular and how they are marketed. The photo with this article is of an isotonic drink that apparently originated in Japan and is sold in several countries around the world. As a writer, I find the name 'Pocari Sweat' pretty amusing and totally off-putting… what's a pocari and why is its sweat bottled?! One of my favourite things to do in another country is to wander around a supermarket for half an hour – it's a great insight into the culture and how companies market in that country. Just because we do things a certain way here doesn't mean we should get stuck in a rut – sometimes seeing how it's done elsewhere can spark all sorts of ideas.
Obviously, freelancers can't take off at the drop of a hat – you need to plan your income and cash flow before, during and after your travels, otherwise it can be extremely costly. But do try to make a plan to travel internationally at least once every two years – and go somewhere you've never been before. Planning in advance will often mean you can take advantage of special offers and cheap deals. Just because you're freelancing doesn't mean you should deny yourself a good break.
Bon voyage!


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Jerusalem: Israeli aircraft carried out a raid in Syria Wednesday after two rockets were fired from across the border into Israeli territory, the military said.
"In response to the two rockets launched at Israeli territory from Syria, IDF aircraft targeted the rocket launcher it was fired from," the Israeli military said.
It added that artillery also targeted the surrounding area, but did not specify the location in Syria.
A military spokesman said that two projectiles were fired from Syria into Israeli territory, without providing further detail.
Air raid sirens were heard in parts of the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights bordering Syria.
Israeli media said two rockets or mortar shells fired from Syria reached Lake Tiberias, south of the Golan, but did not cause any damage or casualties.
Israel said Tuesday it had shot down a Syrian fighter jet with surface-to-air missiles after it entered Israeli airspace near the Golan Heights, a rare incident that sparked fears of an escalation.
Damascus said the plane was carrying out anti-jihadist operations in southern Syria.
Israel has been on high alert since June 19, when Syrian government forces launched the offensive to retake Quneitra and Daraa provinces, adjacent respectively to the Israeli-held section of the Golan and to Jordan.
Israel seized 1,200 square kilometres (460 square miles) of the Golan Heights from Syria in the 1967 Six-Day War, in a move never recognised internationally. The two technically remain still at war.
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We cooperate with several shoe manufacturers from Italy, as well as on an ongoing basis translate the texts for youth magazine of sports shoes. Over the last decade the trendy vocabulary has grown many new words. Our translators manage to keep the spontaneity and liveliness of language articles, which are common slang and specific sports metaphors, puns and rhyming lines.
Manufacturers and distributors of footwear production come to us, but many translations of the technical areas include legal translation of contracts. For these purposes, the agency editor engages and coordinates work of the translators of the legal department, who works in close collaboration with technical experts.
If almost any translator can handle with translations booklets of textiles, clothing stores catalogues, articles about designers and couturier, so the presentations of new fabrics and materials used in the manufacture of clothing or machines for garment production need a specialist with advanced knowledge. During translating of catalogues we focusing on the text style, as these documents serve an advertising for the seller of textile products. This is a popular subject of orders in our translation agency.
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Our third wedding in DC, with people we already consider family and in a scenery we sometimes call home. Needless to say, this was a challenging experience to capture, not because it's material complexity, but because of it's raw emotions and tangible love we felt everywhere we turned. This wedding was not only greatly planned, but also catered with love and affection by all it's participants. Congratulations again, Ann Katherine and John!
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Adrian Ramsay: The journey to Design From A Different Perspective
As we discover in life, a change in perspective is often enabled by greater education. Adrian Ramsay's Design from a Different Perspective tour will change how you see living space.
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We spoke with Tara Sing, the pioneering hand leading Let's Style Interiors, a force that looks to maximise your property profits in a minimum amount of time.
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Mobilia Group: Clearing the clutter for a brand new home
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Future Classics Furniture: Bringing the future to the present
The Big Smoke visited the showroom of Future Classics Furniture, and spoke to the founders. A room where the past and future intersect, a place where grand designs that are yet to be, come into existence.
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OUT TO LUNCH finds creative business consultant Aileen Bennett conducting business Acadiana style: over lunch. Each week Aileen invites guests from Acadiana's business community to join her. Beyond the foundations of the Acadiana economy - oil, cuisine, music - there is a vast network of entrepreneurs, small businesses, and even some of the country's largest companies who call Acadiana home. Out to Lunch is the cafeteria of the wider Acadiana business community. You can also hear the show on KRVS 88.7FM.
In the tech industry there's always a "next big thing" on the horizon that's going to change everything. It happens so often there's a name for this syndrome. It's called "disruption."
The next big disruption that everyone's talking about is driverless cars. While we don't know when a driverless car is actually going to pull up outside your house – or whether anyone is going to have the courage to get in it - the funny thing is that, thanks to a much quieter revolution, we already have pilotless planes.
You probably won't be getting on a flight to New York on a pilotless plane any time soon, but Unmanned Aerial Vehicles – or UAV's as they've come to be known – are hard at work on military and commercial flights.
Here in Acadiana, DaCoda Bartles is at the forefront of the UAV industry.
DaCoda's company, Aerobotics, is an aerial camera company. Aerobotics' aircraft buzz around checking on everything from oil rigs in the gulf to wildlife in the swamp.
There is one kind of car that will probably never be driverless. A race car. Motorsports wouldn't be quite the same if the driver was sitting at the side of the track, or even in another city, driving the car by remote control.
Motorsports is one of the most popular, most costly, and most highly rewarded sports in the world because race car drivers are so highly skilled. And daring. Unlike most other sports, a race car driver's life is on the line every second.
You can count the race car drivers in Acadiana on one hand. And you can count the female race car drivers on one finger. Her name is Sarah Montgomery.
Sarah drives a Mazda MX5 Global Cup Car, and she's a race winning and award winning driver.
On this edition of Out to Lunch, Aileen Bennett notes that DaCoda's aircraft hsa been unmanned by technology, but Sarah's race car has been unmanned by a woman.
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'Beach City: Gemcation' a SU Fan Zine
Hello Starlight! Welcome to Beach City: Gemcation, a Steven Universe fan zine! Beach City: Gemcation is an art zine full of wonderful illustrations including your favourite cannon characters as well as some original characters! There will 15 artists per season (Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter).
Our zine will be a limited printing (only being printed once) featuring 64 pages of art. Our initial goal will be the zine and that will unlock at $3,700. The book will be a perfect soft cover measuring 8.5" x 11". It will be full colour pages with a glossy finish. After the zine is completely funded, we will begin funding the merch!
This zine will be 8.5" x 11" with a perfect soft cover, pages in full colour and a glossy finish. There are 64 pages of art, 15 artists per season, one full page spread per season, and credits of all of the artists in the back in order by page. All artwork for the zine is completed.
There are multiple options to get some awesome merch! Our stretch goal for all of the merch available below will unlock at $5,100.
The merch available are by season (4) and they are following:
- TWO 2.5" keychains
- TWO 3" stickers
- ONE 5" x 7" sticker sheet
- FOUR 1.5" buttons,
- ONE 2.5" heart shaped button.
To ensure that the zines are the best quality, we will be getting a physical proof which will take two weeks to arrive. After it is approved, it will take three weeks for the books to arrive to me. We will be shipping everything continental USPS First Class. Your zine and merch will be shipped in a 11.5" x 13.13" x 2.38" mailing box.
INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING: If you are an international backer, please understand that you are responsible for your own custom taxes/fees, should any arise in the shipping/handling process. If you'd like tracking for your package, you can purchase it in the add-on shop at the end of the campaign.
Cover Artists:
Infected Ellis (outside) and Grace Kraft (inside.)
Spring Artists:
Twisted Disaster & The Zodiac Lord (Spread), Jbzydraws, Elm, RiceLily, Fried Unicorn Studio, V. A. Vazquez, Morie Clark, Nim Kuehne, Piophany, Mango, Minakonumnums, Rebecca Li, SilverOhs, The Zodiac Lord, and Arofexdracona.
Summer Artists:
Gay Breakfast (Spread), Maegan Cook, Kryscolour, Frootsy Collins, Gmariapalomo, Monse Studio, Schnumn, Melissa Li Tian, Rampaigehalsey, Anthea West, Ryunhii, Natalielucht, The Zodiac Lord, Fairy Armour, and Cakkuu.
Autumn Artists:
Twisted Disaster (Spread), Luna Kora Designs, KeikiiArt, Maegan Cook, Niisanberg, Schnumn, Deersysse, Cordaello, Pixielog, Lyssi, Queenychu, Ciinders, The Zodiac Lord, Le Spirit Designs, and Twisted Disaster.
Winter Artists:
KeikiiArt & Luna Kora Designs (Spread), MintyBirdy, Alexasellis, Allison Barto, Fruit Boy Studios, Steph Bral, Kayelynn Kennedy, Fairy Armour, Kryscolour, Cordaello, The Zodiac Lord, Céil, and Twisted Disaster.
Merch Artists:
Infected Ellis, Fried Unicorn Studio, V. A. Vazquez, Piophany, Ryunhii, Frootsy Collins, Gmariaplomo, Monse Studio, Rampaigehalsey, KeikiiArt, Mikkynga, Niisanberg, Deersysse, Luna Kora Designs, Zettapoke, Cordaello, and Fruit Boy Studios.
Special Thanks To:
To you who is reading this!! Thank you so much for taking time to look at, share, and/or pledge to our Kickstarter!
Risks and challenges
This will be my first Kickstarter, but my partner KeikiiArt has run three successful Kickstarter campaigns. I have worked hard to make sure everything was calculated and thought out thoroughly. We'll both make sure to be as clear as possible with our backers and keep you all informed through updates as the campaign develops.
Delays in manufacturing are beyond our control, we will do our best to communicate via updates! However, we are confident in getting everything to you in a timely manner!Learn about accountability on Kickstarter
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While my current stage in life is trending away from photographing wedding days, I'm always down for a gorgeous bridal session! This amazing shoot but together by Sage and Thistle Events was absolutely to DIE for. Every detail was perfectly on point: the dress was gorgeous, the models were stunning, and the location was spot on. Make sure to scroll to the end of this post to get all the vendor's info!
And of course, thank you to all the amazing vendors involved in this shoot! They were all so amazing and it was a privelge to work with each of them.
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Paul Dysinger, Bountiful Blessings Farm (TN)
My first time attending a
Southern SAWG conference was an experience filled with information, interesting
ideas, and farming stories. Imagine being surrounded by hundreds of people -
all passionate about sustainable agriculture. But perhaps the best part is the
opportunity to learn from other people's hard earned experience. I remember
sitting and listening to a couple share about their farming experience and how
they were making things work for their farm. It was an opportunity to catch a
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Build Trust. Inspire Confidence.
The Global Accountancy Profession's Call for Action by G20 Countries
Global economic stability and transparency and the rebuilding of public trust will be greatly enhanced by a determined G20 push for stronger governance across all sectors. In advance of the G20 Summit 2017 in Hamburg, Germany on July 7-8, IFAC issued actionable recommendations for G20 countries that will support both the global economy and the G20's 2017 objectives.
IFAC calls on the G20 and other key stakeholders in the global economy to collaborate on:
- Raising governance standards across all economic sectors to increase transparency and accountability, and help restore trust and inspire confidence in business and government, key to the G20's aspirations to: build resilience, improve sustainability, and assume responsibility.
- Fostering greater transparency and regulatory consistency to achieve growth, confidence, and stability. This requires an inclusive digital and economic environment for businesses of all sizes, as well as implementation and adoption of high-quality internationally-accepted regulations and standards.
Copyright © 2019 The International Federation of Accountants (IFAC). All rights reserved.
Related Resources
- Building a Strong, Transparent Global Economy to Inspire Confidence
- From Crisis to Confidence: Good Regulation, Governance, and Culture
- Global Accountancy Leaders Weigh In on Key Trends, Proposed IFAC Activities for 2016–2018
- IFAC Releases 2017 Annual Review: 40 Years of Excellence
- IFAC Strategy Survey for 2016-2018
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I'm a huge nerd, so a lot of my time online is spent browsing technology news and learning about computer stuff. These are some of the sites I use for that.
- The Old New Thing – from a Microsoft employee
- WinSuperSite – I consider this less of a news site because I like to browse the archives–lots of screenshots
- Winhistory.de
- Toastytech.com/guis – One of the first sites I discovered like the above. It made me realize that I enjoyed computer history
- HuguesJohnson – video game catalog scans
- GameInformer Replay – Mini "let's plays" of older games, with funny commentary
YouTube channels
- Lazy Game Reviews
- myjailbreakmovies (YouTube channel for iDownloadBlog.com)
Subreddits on Reddit (multireddit for all of them)
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Women's March is bringing Power to the Polls to Wisconsin! Power To The Polls is a campaign to fight voter suppression and build electoral power for women, people of color and impacted communities across the country. We are engaging 10 priority states on a national tour to register, educate, and mobilize voters to take action in the 2018 midterm elections.
Two weeks ahead of the Wisconsin Primary the tour will come to Milwaukee to ramp up energy for the progressive vote!
- Rachel Carmona, Women's March COO
- Nantasha Williams, Women's March Political Co-Lead
- Sabrina Madison, Progress Center for Black Women Founder
- Khary Penebaker, Everytown for Gun Safety Survivor Fellow
- Tatiana Washington, High School Democrats of WI Development Director
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The day will include speakers, performances, canvassing, phone and text banking, postcard writing, fellowship and more. Additional details will will be posted to the Facebook event.
Wisconsin's marginalized and progressive communities have been attacked by voter suppression efforts—the same voter suppression that impacted the 2016 election results. There's too much at stake in this primary to sit on the sidelines. We have a real chance to build a progressive majority that will fight for the people. This year, we won special elections in Wisconsin Senate Districts 1 and 10, and we elected Rebecca Dallet to the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Voters are saying NO to the racist, sexist, xenophobic, ableist, and transphobic policies of the Trump administration and majority in Congress.
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Depending on the configuration you choose, the Transit Connect Passenger Wagon can seat five, six or seven passengers. But when moving cargo is on the agenda, Transit Connect has seats that can fold down flat.
Whether you're transporting cargo, carrying passengers or doing both, the 2018 Ford Transit Connect can handle it. Take your pick of short- or long-wheelbase models. Short-wheelbase models can seat up to five passengers, while the long-wheelbase passenger wagon can accommodate up to seven. Add to that its ability to get you in, around, between or out of tight spaces - and you've got a vehicle versatile and flexible enough to keep up with everything life might throw your way.
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Ablyazov Extradition Battle to Resume Thursday in France
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A French court will hear arguments Thursday on whether to extradite Mukhtar Ablyazov, a once-powerful Kazakh banker turned fugitive who is sought on fraud charges by Ukraine, Russia and Kazakhstan.
Mr. Ablyazov's case is as messy as it is vast, and sorting out what to do with him has occupied lawyers and judges in five countries. He was arrested last year at a seaside villa in the south of France, and in January a court in Aix-en-Provence approved his extradition to Ukraine or Russia. That ruling was overturned by France's...