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The avant-garde pop star is set to join the Stones Saturday night at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J. But it may not be the colorful Gaga that audiences have come to expect.
"I think Mick (Jagger) said she wanted to do it without any of that (glitz and glam), which would be fun actually," says drummer Charlie Watts.
"But I don't mind if she dresses up in whatever. He does, so why shouldn't she?" he chuckled in an interview Tuesday, as Ronnie Wood joined in the laughter.
"I'll tell you, some of (Mick's) outfits are Lady Gaga," Watts continued.
Despite all the commotion that surrounds Gaga, the Rolling Stones believe she's the real deal.
"I think underneath she's very talented," Wood said. "I happen to like the way she sings, and it'll be interesting to see the way she handles it."
The Newark show on Saturday will also feature Bruce Springsteen and the Black Keys.
"I think they've all done interesting things and they're from different kinds of music and they're all American, but they're all different generations so ... they represent different parts of American music in a way," Jagger said.
Former Rolling Stones member Mick Taylor will also take the stage at the show, which will be available as a pay-per-view special.
"Well, you reach a lot of people in one go and hopefully there'll be a lot so you'll make some money doing it," Watts said, as Wood added with a laugh: "We put a lot of money into this, so we want to try to get some out, too."
Wood was most excited when asked if the band will perform more concerts in the future. Jagger, though, was reserved.
"I'm going to see what happens. I've quite enjoyed doing these shows, you know, there's no real reason why you shouldn't do more. But we haven't actually booked any or planned any."
"It's time out your life, doing tours," Watts said. "But as Keith (Richards) would say if he was sitting here, 'What else are you going to do?' And I don't have an answer."
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Lake Forest Left Bank is Top Dog
The Left Bank's cheese dogs have been a North Shore staple for decades.
Not a lot has changed at Left Bank since it first opened its doors in 1966 - and the people of Lake Forest wouldn't have it any other way.
At first glance, the limited menu, which includes hot dogs, "not-so-sloppy-joes" and tuna salad, doesn't seem to be particularly noteworthy - that is, until you take your first bite.
"I've been coming here since I was seven years old," said Andy Bungert, a lifelong Lake Forest resident. "I came here all of the time in high school for lunch!"
The cheese dogs in particular are a real local favorite. The recipe is simple - a hot dog and bun, with a dollop of cheese sauce on top. It's a simple yet perfect blend of flavors.
The combination is the exact same as its been since Left Bank first began in the early 1960s as a hot dog and snack stand by Forest Park beach - and remains just as beloved by North Shore residents, having been described as a "Lake Forest staple".
Lane Pasquesi took over the restaurant from his grandparents in 2001, making it truly a family business.
Another iconic dish that's remained the same over the years is the "not-so-sloppy-joe," which is a hollowed-out bun filled with Pasquesi's grandmother's original recipe.
"It's definitely an institution," Pasquesi said. "[The Left Bank] is a part of me. I've never changed how it's done - we just do our thing, six days a week...I've really tried to keep it as much the same as possible."
And with the friendly atmosphere, the family connection and a can't-go-wrong menu, there's no doubt that Left Bank will be around for many years to come.
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Moe @ the Buck
8:02 am on Friday, December 7, 2012
I was selfishly hoping that we could keep Left Bank one of the best kept secrets of Lake Forest, but I guess the word is out. Whenever I'm uptown, I always stop by for a sloppy Joe with cheese, and a chili cheese dog which they use the Joe sauce to make it more like a coney dog. Wish we had this place next to us in Highwood. Moes gives Lane and his place a 2 thumbs-up.
Stevie Janowski
11:49 am on Friday, December 7, 2012
Moe, you got to be kidding me right? I thought you had some taste!
Jennifer Fisher
9:24 am on Friday, December 7, 2012
Wow, that not so sloppy Joe looks great. I'm ready for lunch!
Stevie Janowski
11:50 am on Friday, December 7, 2012
This is a joke, their meat is low grade. I would much rather go to scooters or lukes for a hot dog. Their ownership has been slacking to since it was passed down in 2001. I used to eat there a lot too. Honestly if you want to buy a over priced hot dog, that doesnt taste good, go to left bank. Lukes and Scooters is the way to go
Bree Olson
2:20 pm on Friday, December 7, 2012
Wow that is saying a lot. Iv never been to left bank but hearing that certainly doesn't make me want to go anytime soon. Il pass that info along to my friends. No one likes to waste their money on a bad lunch.
Moe @ the Buck
12:16 pm on Friday, December 7, 2012
Sorry Stevie, I didn't see the sloppy Joe's or coney dogs on the menu at Luke's or Scooters. I'm a fan of those two places as well. In fact, if you want a great gyros, Scooters is the spot. They are my inspiration for my dream restaurant "Moes Wing Ding Dingalings And Gyros", which I would like to open soon.
Lefty Bank
1:30 pm on Friday, December 7, 2012
I would like Stevie to join us for some Lunch... on Us....
Stevie Janowski
3:05 pm on Friday, December 7, 2012
And reading my comment from earlier, i feel bad I am have been to harsh, while i think your hot dogs are ok, i should note that you have a great sloppy joe.
Bree Olson
2:24 pm on Friday, December 7, 2012
Hey Paula Skaggs,
How about you write an article on the best restaurant in Lake Forest. I'm talking Donati's, Iv gotten to know the owners and they are class acts with a good story. I think it would be good to report on. That seems to be the new place for kids and even adults to go and are really doing a good business. They just expanded and have a nice sit down restaurant. If you haven't been i recommend it to any one reading this!!! Cheap and great food!!
2:30 pm on Friday, December 7, 2012
Not much has changed since 1966. Very nice clean place with a good hot dog and sloppy joe. My choice is Lukes! A very community supportive business and hang out for families, school sports teams on the weekends. I feel good to support a new business owner who is always looking out to find ways to support the community. Stop in an try the dogs but the real choice is their thin crust pizza if you like a "New York" slice.
Stevie Janowski
2:41 pm on Friday, December 7, 2012
Dave, is a great guy and Lukes is a great place.
Moe @ the Buck
3:50 pm on Friday, December 7, 2012
Stevie, Im proud of You that you could admit that Left Bank has a great sloppy Joe. I don't know where Donatis is. What kinda food? Heard my friend Javier, opened the first Mexican place in Lake Forest. How's that? Bree, I always thought you were a women?? Thanks for the picture.
Stevie Janowski
3:54 pm on Friday, December 7, 2012
Donatis is pizza, good food behind where the old burger king was. patch should really run a story on it. 2 local guys
Moe @ the Buck
4:16 pm on Friday, December 7, 2012
Ok Stevie, if you promise to be a little more friendly in your comments, I will pull some strings and get the story done. Watch this, Gazoo, The Great Gazoo of the Patch, Jennifer Fisher, Can we please get a story on this pizza place in L.F. called Donatis? Stevie says he'll be more kind if you do.
Jennifer Fisher
9:43 pm on Sunday, December 9, 2012
Wow, The Great Gazoo is the best (and only) honorary title I've ever been given. Awesome! I cover Evanston so Lake Forest is out of my purview...but feel free to make some suggestions on Evanston restaurants we should stop by in the future.
8:25 am on Saturday, December 8, 2012
I have never been to the Left Bank. Judging by the photographs of the food it looks like they use that canned industrial cheese that has no relation to cheese other than salt and color. It has the texture of liquid plastic. YUK !!! Given that single observation I will never go there. Suggestion to the Left Bank : use REAL cheese !
8:59 am on Saturday, December 8, 2012
Hey J L someone spent a lot of time and effort to make that photo look like plastic with "natural" cheese coloring. Don't you know it's an art to make food look that real.
2:45 pm on Saturday, December 8, 2012
D'skidoc...The food stylist did a great job...LOL...of keeping me out of there! : p
7:39 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
I think your post was completely out of line. The Pasquesi family has been running a clean and friendly restaurant for over 40 years, in my opinion they must be doing something right! If the food isn't your cup of tea then don't eat there. Didn't anyone teach you that if don't have anything nice to say then don't say anything at all? Let people go experience The Left Bank and develop their own opinions about it.
Stevie Janowski
12:42 am on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Thanks Nitro, I actually retracted much of my statement, and credited their sloppy joe. Great comment Nitro!


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Titel | Techniques et pratiques pour les réponses locales face au VIH/SIDA : première partie: Techniques |
Auteurs | M. Wegelin-Schuringa, G. Tiendrebéogo |
Jaar | 2004 |
Uitgever | KIT publishers |
Plaats | Amsterdam |
Pagina's | 91 |
Organisatie | KIT - Royal Tropical Institute |
Onderwerp | Health and Nutrition |
Trefwoorden | health, disease prevention and control, participation, communities |
Samenvatting | In 2001 UNAIDS initiated the development of a toolkit with techniques and practices for AIDS competence in consultation with the UNAIDS Secretariat, with the UN Theme Groups in different countries and members of the UNAIDS Technical Network on Local Responses to HIV/AIDS. The toolkit aims to further strengthen the capacity and competence of different actors to address HIV/AIDS at local level. Experiences worldwide contributed to the identification and selection of practices and techniques for the toolkit and they are meant for all with an interest in furthering local responses to HIV/AIDS. This document presents the techniques that have been contributed to the toolkit. It is available in print and on CD-ROM. "Part 1: Techniques" contains 20 techniques for application in different stages of the planning cycle. The purpose and use of each technique is described, as well as practical guidelines on how to proceed. |
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The windmill - swinging your arms over your head and running on the spot.
The two step - when you pull one leg over to the other side and then reapeat again with other foot. Those are two emo dances - but mostly emos just spin there arms and legs around and shake. This is how you do the emo Dance :) Look at that emo dance looks she's doing the Two-step
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Emo dancing is usually spastic. Shaking, bouncing up and down, moving side to side, waving your pointer finger in the air are also involved. Some people lay on the ground and just shake. I guess it's anything that involves moving to the music. One's emo dance is usually chaotic and intense. Look at that guy emo dance! It's crazy!
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One of the basic moves is to throw one leg where the other one is as you remove the other one. So then theres a replacing. and its repeated. ex. Left leg replaces the right as it swings over, then the right leg swings over to where the left leg was. That would be a type of "emo dance" |
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The main purpose of Emo Dancing is to show others how completely at one you are with the music. To show how passionate you are about it, like the mentality is "I have nothing else in life, music and self-expression are my everything".
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1) Primarily practiced by the male of the species, but occasionally by the drunk/high Emo Chick, one holds onto the right ankle with the right hand, and jumps about, moving the leg up and down in a jerk-knee movement in time with excessive head-banging. 2) Emo Chick favourite - the girl puts her arms into the air, or entangles them in her back-combed hair, and jumps up and down, round and round, kicking up the legs as if she's trying to kick her own ass. 3) The classic choice when in an extremely space-limited mosh pit, for either girls or guys. Raise one arm in that stupid fist-and-finger-salute thing, and jump up and down repeatedly. |
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aka the penny picker because it has a tendacy to look like the dancer is picking up pennys from the floor look at those emo kids doing the penny picker
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A dance similar to the cabbage patch, only you never move your elbows from your sides. Only followed by the word "Elliot", and may not be done to music.


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A study released on January 28, 2008 conducted by a team of researchers at DePaul University found that employees with disabilities from the healthcare, retail and hospitality sectors in the region were just as dependable and productive as employees without disabilities.
February 5, 2008
New Report Identifies Gaps And Inefficient Utilization Of Resources For Illinois' Developmentally Disabled Initiatives
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February 18, 2008
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June 5, 2010
On the 20th Anniversary of ADA: Remarks by Assistant Attorney General Thomas E. Perez at the National Disability Rights Network Annual Conference in Los Angeles
Most people in our nation, when they think of "Civil Rights," they think of Dr. King on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, of hundreds of protestors on the Edmund Pettus Bridge, of students at lunch counters and university doors.
June 11, 2010
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June 26, 2010
Illinois budget cuts threaten independence of people with disabilities
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Calls for state leadership to preserve cost efficient programs and raise revenue
Facing budget cuts that could force people into costly institutions, disability advocates and organizations representing thousands of people with developmental, psychiatric and physical disabilities rallied outside the State of Illinois Building today. While Illinois faces a massive financial crisis, more than 20% of the service cuts announced last month impact people with disabilities.
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February 23, 2012
Advocates with disabilities travel to Springfield for budget address
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February 22, 2012
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February 14, 2012
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Serving Size 1 Heaping scoop Servings Per Container 16 Amount Per Serving % DV Calories 96.00 Calories from Fat 0.00 Total Fat 0.00 g 0% Saturated Fat 0.00 g 0% Trans Fat 0.00 g Cholesterol 0.00 mg 0% Sodium 120.00 mg 5% Potassium 190.00 mg 5% Total Carbohydrate 10.00 g 3% Other Carbohydrate 2.00 g Dietary Fiber 1.00 g 4% Sugars 7.00 g Protein 14.00 g 28% Magnesium 80.00 mg 20% Calcium 300.00 mg 30% Iron 4.50 mg 25% Vitamin A 5000.00 100% Vitamin C 600.00 1000% Vitamin D 400.00 100% Vitamin E 30.00 100% Thiamin 1.50 100% Riboflavin 1.70 100% Niacin 20.00 100% Vitamin B6 2.00 100% Folic Acid 400.00 100% Vitamin B12 6.00 100% Biotin 300.00 100% Pantothenic Acid 10.00 100% Phosphorous 200.00 20% Iodine 150.00 100% Magnesium 80.00 20% Zinc 15.00 100% Selenium 21.00 30% Manganese 5.00 250% Chromium 18.00 15% Molybdenum 18.75 25% ** Daily Value (DV) not established
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Rice Protein- Reliable and relatively consistent scientific data showing a substantial health benefit.
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Beginning with the first issue of after the Pearl Harbor attack, you can see a shift in American culture. Cover photos, with few exceptions, feature strapping soldiers, American flags, or beautiful women. Even the advertisements went to war, with handsome men in uniform selling soap and encouraging the purchase of war bonds by the dozen. War-time issues offer a unique look into domestic life in America during WWII. Instead of 24-hour news coverage, families read about battles well after they happened. A moment-by-moment, first-hand account of The Battle of the Bulge, complete with diagrams, is chronicled in the January 8th issue from 1945. Lighter moments, like the soldiers' improvised "Spaghetti Bowl" football game and parade held in snowy northern Italy, are left out of most history books, but from the pages of LIFE Magazine they offer you a special look into life for soldiers in the 40s. From The beaches at Normandy to Hiroshima and Nagasaki, these are a treasure trove of information and photographs for WWII enthusiasts.


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GRAND FORKS — A former member of North Dakota's congressional delegation is reportedly being considered for a role in President Barack Obama's Cabinet.By: Christopher Bjorke , Forum News Service
GRAND FORKS — A former member of North Dakota's congressional delegation is reportedly being considered for a role in President Barack Obama's Cabinet.
Retired Sen. Byron Dorgan's name is circulating in Washington as a potential replacement for outgoing Energy Secretary Steven Chu.
The Washington website and newspaper Politico put Dorgan on a short list of potential appointees with the former governors of Washington, Michigan and Colorado and a Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor.
A Washington Post political blogger also mentioned Dorgan, a Democrat who spent 30 years in Congress as a representative and senator before retiring in 2011, as Chu's possible successor.
Dorgan was traveling Friday and could not respond to a request to comment on the speculation, according to his assistant.
Dorgan declined to say anything about the possibility of a Cabinet appointment in an interview with Platts Energy Week in November.
Mark Jendrysik, political science professor at the University of North Dakota, said Dorgan as a choice to lead the Energy Department would make sense for Obama.
"Having a senator from a state with an ongoing energy boom wouldn't be a bad move," he said.
Nominating a longtime senator, as Obama did with his picks of John Kerry and Chuck Hagel as secretaries of State and Defense, usually makes for a smooth confirmation in the Senate, Jendrysik said.
Representing a state with big coal and oil industries gives Dorgan an image as a friend to the energy industry too, according to Jendrysik.
"He's the kind of person I'm sure Obama could work with and give him maybe some cover," he said.
Dorgan referred to the president as a friend in his Platts interview.
As a senator, Dorgan was a member of the Senate Energy Committee and organized annual energy conferences in North Dakota. He is also a leader of the Energy Project of the Bipartisan Policy Center think tank.
"It would surprise me if he's pondering his next move," Jendrysik said.
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Jul 22, 2012 2:37 PM
Seriously, bring us more HC Clan Ops.
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Would really hurt to bring in more HC Clan ops? This core stuff is getting annoying fast. Atleast even it out.
What's everyone elses thoughts on this? Core players need not reply. LOL Just joken.
i play both core and hardcore does not bother me i play anything
I can respect that. But when all a person plays is HC and is in a clan, core is just unplayable at times.
Yes more HC PLEASE.
The problem is core players seem to dislike HC ops as much as HC players dislike core ops. Really, a decent solution would be to set up an op like "Most Confirms - Kill Confirmed" and then allow you to play in either core or hardcore instead of restricting it to a single playlist.
That actually makes a ton of sense.
i like playing barebones but they don't do any ops on barebones.personally i think all the clan ops should be done in barebones mode so people in domination stop camping flags to get killstreaks and in kc & tdm it's not all about who gets the best or most killstreaks that do the best in the clan ops.
Bring us S&D ClanOps core and HC
so you want to completely screw over HC clans then? last i check barebones was core only. I fail to see how this is good for the community as a whole.
barebones is not core,it is it's own game mode and last time i checked it was in the advanced playlist with all the hc stuff not the core playlist.
I play mostly core, and feel the same. I say variety is a good thing.
That's all it would take, just a little more veriety.
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Thank You. We need to keep this bumped at the top of the forums.
I think they should just make every clan op for both core and hc. Problem solved and nobody has to play a mode he doesn't like.
btw: I think they should add more modes. SnD has to fit in somewhere. TDM and KC are basically the same mode, get rid of one.
Why not give the clan leader a choice, make each clan op availabe in core or hardcore, but not be able to enlist in both, the clan leader could pick the operation to enlist in, I for one like Hardcore and 99% of my clan likes hardcore over core
we are wait for S&D since one year but they never give us wht we wannt
the same with clan chllanges we wait for it and wit for it
now they post some thing like FAQ but no OPS
We play mostly HC but don't during clan ops because it gets full of core players who sit in corners and hide which makes it very boring and frustrating. The game completely changes during that 3 hours. We can never get with other HC players to make it fun. They have told me they are working on a way to possibly allow clan leaders to choose HC or core in the future but I wouldn't hold my breath.
Personally I like core better but I don't have a problem with HC. In fact, HC is a great way to level up guns because the kills are so easy. I would, however, caution against using phrases like "even it out" or "balance the ops" because it's well known that the HC community represents about 10% of the community. So if it were truely balanced then there would only be 1 HC op for every 9 core ops. As is the HC community is getting more ops than they should to make things balanced. Don't get me wrong, I have no problem with them giving a HC versus Core option to the clan leader. I'm just saying to be careful what you wish for. I've noticed that since all of the talk of making things balanced, HC ops have gone from 1 per week to often 1 every other week. The devs appear to be listening to whats been asked for not what you meant to ask for.
people that want to more hardcore clan ops are the ones that are sitting in the corner camping or just shooting a 203 at people to get more kills cause when they go to core they get destroyed. its funny im in a clan and have no problem getting gold in clan ops core or hardcore. plus they prob know how to spawn trap people thats why they want hardcore. If you suck at core use an acr or a mp7 or any other weapon. Its not that hard to kill in core. stop crying about it.
wow, you know absolutely nothing about HC kid. Come play HC KC against my clan one time. we will see who is sitting in corners and who is running around dominating the map. just don't get too butt hurt when you get schooled on how real HC players play. You seam to mistake HC players for core players in a HC game mode.
Clearly you don't play HC due to the fact that you like it when someone is shooting you and you can still turn around a shoot them back, because THAT'S REAL. Like undzis said, come and run HC KC with his clan or my clan and we will see who is sitting in corners. The last part of my post at the top was really meant for people like you.
Lol this guy is hilarious, i guess thats why its called HARDcore.
Every hardcore match I've been in has constant rpg, smaw, xm launcher, and noobtubes. I rather have clan ops stay in core. The thought of hardcore is awesome in my opinion but the people that use those explosives ruin for me.
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What calls us to the climb Mt. Kilimanjaro? For many of us, it is the thrill of the unknown. Breaking through the clouds and up into another atmosphere. Testing our gear, our stamina, our friendships, and our outermost limits and seeing how it all looks when we've gone as high as the roof of Africa.
If you haven't climbed "the everyman's Everest," there's one part of the unknown that still awaits you: not just high country but mysterious places, ancient and untouched cultures, one of the great adventures in the world.
So if you're an adventurous person in good shape, and you're looking for a world-class adventure, I suggest that you consider climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro. International trips make for a two-in-one adventure of a lifetime, and are easier to pull off than you might think. Here's a quick primer to help make your Kili dreams come true.
A Trip for Everyone
Since you'll be visiting Africa, think about what else you might want to do before or after the climb – or what your companions might entertain themselves with while you're climbing. Consider, for example, a wildlife safari in Serengeti National Park or the Ngorongoro Crater. Or a cultural safari to visit the nomadic Masai and WaHazabe peoples.
Many people choose to go on safari after climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro; it's an excellent way to wind down and relax while enjoying a completely different kind of adventure.
Research Your Outfitter
For a climb of Kilimanjaro, you'll be legally bound to get an outfitter. To pick an outfitter, make sure they "get" climbing and aren't actually a rafting or trekking outfit. Do the research to ensure they are a trusted name, such as interviewing past clients, and make sure they are flexible in planning as well as responsive to your questions and specific needs.
Just as importantly, remember that they impact the community you'll be visiting, so find out how they interact with the locals. Are they good to their porters? Do they respect and give back to their local communities?
Plan, plan, plan
A good rule of thumb is to plan your climb about a year and a half out to allow for conditioning, finding partners, figuring out money and logistics, and buying and testing your gear.
But remember that much of the work for this kind of trip is mental, so make a commitment to go and then stick with it. Partners can be key here – for accountability, training, companionship, and making it real.
When it comes to money, a good guideline is to expect that your gear, airfare, and the climb will total anywhere from $4,000 to $8,000 per person, depending on pre- and post-activities. If you don't have it, make a plan to save for it by the time all fees will come due.
Plan to buy your airfare at least three, and perhaps as many as six or seven, months ahead. Also leave plenty of time to secure your visas and get up to date on all necessary immunizations. You do not want to be worrying about such important logistics the last weeks before departure.
Start your physical training at least six months out, and remember, it's all about elevation! If you've got any peaks nearby, make it a point to trek or climb at altitude as regularly as you're able. You don't need technical climbing experience to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro, but you'll need to be in good physical shape.
For a more enriching experience, research the peak and the area you'll be visiting. Consider getting your own guide books and taking your own introductory language course or pocket dictionary.
Not only is there gear to buy, you also need to give yourself plenty of time to test it and be sure it works for you and the specific demands of your trip. Test and break in all your gear well in advance.
A final important consideration is insurance. You'll want to think about injuries that could occur and how trip cancellations for various reasons are handled.
Remember the Dream
It's easy to get bogged down in all the details of planning and general travel logistics. Don't let the details deter you. Climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro will be a major lifetime event, and it's one you can share with climbing and non-climbing friends alike. Imagine the bonding that will occur with your group, the winding-down you'll have on a safari, and the amazing photos you'll come home with.
Mountains so often inspire some of our most powerful life experiences. In fact, I proposed to my wife on the slopes of Kilimanjaro. I can't predict what will happen for you, but I do hope you will combine your climbing and adventure travel dreams, forge ahead, and make them both come true.
Box: A Suggested Timeline
i. Six months out:
- 1. Finalize your travel dates, including air travel
- 2. Invite friends/family you'd like to join you
- 3. Schedule an appointment with your doctor for immunizations
- 4. Organize and begin your training program
ii. Four months out:
- 1. Purchase your flights (3 to 9 months in advance)
- 2. Confirm your group
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- 4. Organize your visa
- 5. Train
iii. Two months out:
- 1. Be sure you're up to date on all your immunizations
- 2. Secure travel insurance
- 3. Keep testing your gear
- 4. Keep training
iv. One month out:
- 1. Keep training
- 2. Make sure all logistics are in place
- 3. Finish purchasing all necessary gear
- 4. Send final payment to Outfitter
v. One week out:
- 1. Taper training
- 2. Pack
- 3. Rest
- 4. Say goodbye!
Donovan Pacholl is the owner and creator of Embark and its adventures. Pacholl has not only organized hundreds of adventure trips around the world, he has also traveled extensively and lead expeditions throughout Nepal, Tibet, Bhutan, and Tanzania, and a number of other countries around the world.
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Celebrating 100 years of cyclists defying the laws of gravity and conquering the mountains, the 1910 Ride took place yesterday in the Pyrenees. Our four intrepid riders set off before day break from Bagneres-de-Luchon and arrived in Bayonne near the Atlantic coast around 8pm CEST. Reports are that it rained non-stop as the quartet repeated the feats of Octave Lapize and the pioneers of the sport who rode this monstrous stage 100 years ago. Incroyable. More coverage soon.
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Setting type: | Pavé setting |
It was a lot daintier and less sparkly then what the other review lead me to believe. It compliments my engagement ring well and for the price I will not be returning it.
This band perfectly complements the petite cathedral engagement ring that my husband bought me. My fingers are tiny (size 4.5-5), so I like how these rings look on me. It's very simple, classy, dainty, and elegant. It definitely DOES NOT take away attention from my center stone. Although the ring is dainty, it adds MAJOR SPARKLE...people can't help but notice it!!! I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it!
I thought this ring was very pretty but the width was a little small for my finger and ended up returning it. I am planning on buying another ring from BlueNile once I get my refund. I have found that BlueNile customer service is excellent and their product beautiful
Very happy with my product
This sparkling, feminine ring is exceptionally beautiful and exquisite. I am very happy with the service of Blue Nile as well. I have become a regular customer because of their quality and consistently good service.
It looks BEAUTIFUL with my Petite Cathedral Pav Diamond engagement ring - can't wait to wear it all the time!
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