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Pain, Pus and Poison "Poison" In the natural world, poisons would kill thousands of people every year. But it's much different today as host Michael Mosley explores the turning points when scientists went from finding antidotes to poisons to turning these killers into cures. Along the way, he celebrates the eccentrics and mavericks whose breakthroughs were to pave the way for some of today's striking treatments. Part 3 of 3G
2:00 am
Outdoor Idaho "Rec Tech" Whether producing custom jet boats, some of the world's best-known knives, high-end fly fishing reels or calorie-packed and great-tasting energy bars, the people leading Idaho's recreation technology companies share one characteristic: They love Idaho's great outdoors. This episode features the adventurous men and women behind these innovations.G
2:30 am
Dialogue "David Macaulay: Conversations from the Sun Valley Writers' Conference" Host Marcia Franklin talks with the creator of books that explain how architectural wonders such as pyramids and cathedrals were built.G
3:00 am
Sesame Street "Goodbye Pacifier" Curly Bear is unsure about giving up her binky, so Elmo tries to help. He remembers when he had a binky and how hard it was for him to say goodbye to it too. The first thing he tried was putting all his binkies in a box for Leela to give to her sister's new baby, but he missed his binkies so much that he searched around his room and found another one. D
4:00 am
Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood "Safety Patrol/Safety at the Beach" Safety Patrol: Today at school, the children are learning about traffic signs. Prince Tuesday comes for a special visit, wearing his crossing guard uniform. He takes the class on a walk through the Neighborhood and they practice their safety rules all along the way. D
4:30 am
Martha Speaks "Que Pasa, Martha/TD Is Talking Dog" Que Pasa, Martha - Senor Craig expects everyone to present an oral report in Spanish, and Alice is a nervous wreck! With the help of Martha and some Mexican alphabet soup, she aces her presentation, but did she actually deserve her grade? Vocabulary: (E) recite(d), memoriz(ed)(ation), bilingual, pronouc(e) (iation), articulate (I) speech, oral, aloud, voice, remember. TD Is Talking Dog - Inspired by an old Tarzan-style movie, TD decides to learn animal languages and become an animal linguist. Under Martha's tutelage, he begins his lessons. D
5:00 am
NOVA "Ground Zero Supertower" NOVA examines the new skyscraper rising up 104 stories from the site where the Twin Towers once stood. This update of "Engineering Ground Zero," goes inside the construction of the tower's final floors and the installation of its 800-ton spire and beacon. The show also goes underground to inspect the multi-billion dollar transit center with its sweeping design.G
6:00 am
Rick Steves' Europe "Germany's Romantic Rhine and Rothenburg" Rick cruises the Rhine River, dodging riverboat traffic and the legendary siren, Lorelei. He climbs castles, descends into dungeons, and relaxes with Rhine wine before touring Burg Eltz - a lived-in castle where the noble lady still puts out fresh flowers.G
6:30 am
Smart Travels - Europe with Rudy Maxa "Vienna and the Danube" Rudy takes in Hapsburg palaces, coffee houses and Strauss waltzes, rides in a carriage and listens to Mozart concerts.G
7:00 am
The Desert Speaks "Ancient Andean Civilizations" La Paz, Bolivia, at nearly 12,000 feet, is one of the highest cities in the world and the mystical home to a variety of religious beliefs as evidenced by the amulets and ceremonial items sold in the Witches' Market in the city center. The surrounding countryside holds the remains of the Tiahuanacos whose culture, impressive rockwork and irrigation accomplishments were a source of inspiration to the Incas. After exploring the archeological wonders of the area, take a side trip down the aptly-named "Most Dangerous Road in the World" - a narrow, precipitous dirt road that snakes its way along the sheer cliffs of the Andes. D
7:30 am
Kevin Dundon's Modern Irish Food "Comfort Foods" Kevin's take on Arthurstown fish chowder; slow roasted lemon-cured pork bell; pancetta and cheese mash; braised sweet & sour cabbage; and, to finish, an indulgent Irish cream bread and butter pudding. D
8:00 am
Taste of History "Dolley & James Madison - Entertaining at Montpelier, Part 2" In this second episode at James and Dolley Madison's estate, Montpelier, Chef Walter learns more about how the Madison's dined and entertained at their beautiful home. In honor of the Madisons, Chef Walter prepares a menu befitting a Presidential state dinner: Virginia Ham and Oysters, Roast Pheasant with Cornmeal Stuffing and Peas a la Francaise. D
8:30 am
Simply Ming "Vancouver - Rain City" In this episode of Simply Ming, Chef goes on the road to Canada to visit one of the best public markets on the continent, Granville Market. There, along with local Chef Nick Hipperson, our two chefs explore Canada's fresh produce and wonderful salmon. Back in the kitchen, they cook up a feast using ingredients that are found within 100 miles. D
9:00 am
The Jazzy Vegetarian "Wheatloaf and Potatoes" Host Laura Theodore prepares a favorite family supper with a twist. Meat-free "Savory Seitan Loaf with Tomato-Mushroom Gravy" satisfies big appetites paired with appetizing "Twice Baked Potatoes." Maple sugar adds a welcome pop of flavor to "Broccoli with Sweet Tamari-Onion Sauce," while creamy "Dreamy Banana Pie" rounds out this appealing menu. D
9:30 am
Chef's Life "A Peanut Pastime" Vivian visits neighbor Marty Harper's peanut farm just before and during harvest. Vivian's dad introduces Ben and Vivian to the old school break snack, a pack of salted peanuts dumped into a Pepsi in a glass bottle. At the restaurant, Vivian translates the snack into Pepsi glazed pork belly with country ham braised peanuts. D
10:00 am
Austin City Limits "Radiohead" The alt rock icon takes the stage as the band performs songs from its Grammy-nominated album The King of Limbs.G
11:00 am
Sesame Street "Lights, Camera, Bert" Ernie and Elmo help Bert tap into his imagination as he acts out different scenes for a movie. Educational Objective: Self-Regulation (EF). D
12:00 pm
Dinosaur Train "Double-Crested Trouble/Erma and the Conductor" While riding the Dinosaur Train, Buddy and Tiny meet Dylan and Devlin Dilophosaurus, twin brothers with amazing double-crests on their heads. Dylan and Devlin like to compete over everything from getting the best seat on the train, to being the best hunter. After Tiny and Buddy spend time with the brothers, they show them how working as a team can help them succeed while hunting! The Pteranodon family is on the Dinosaur Train headed to the Big Pond for a special nighttime treat - watching a meteor shower in the sky! Mr. Conductor stops to pick up Erma Eoraptor, his best friend, whom he's excited to spend time with that night. D
12:30 pm
Peg + Cat "The Race Car Problem/The Big Gig Problem" The Race Car Problem - Junk Yard/Race Track Stadium. Peg and Cat rebuild their homemade race car, "Hot Buttered Lightnin'," to compete in the Talla-peg-a 20 race. Primary Content: More than, less than; Secondary Content: Solid shapes. D
1:00 pm
Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "Hooray for Hair/Ice Is Nice" Hooray for Hair - Sally and Nick are getting their hair cut today; maybe they should try new hairstyles! A trip to meet three of Cat's friends (and some styling help from the Wig-o-lator) will help them decide! Should they have Yak hair? No, too hot! How about hair like a fur seal? Not quite, too short. A porcupine? No way! How will they ever get a hug from their moms with hair that spiky? They decide that the hair they have is what's perfect for them! Ice is Nice - Nick and Sally want some nice cold lemonade, but there's no more ice cubes in Sally's fridge! A trip to Freeze-your-knees Snowland will fix that! They meet Cat's friend Polly the polar bear who introduces Sally and Nick to all the different kinds of ice that make up her home. After trying many types of ice, they find the kind that will be perfect for their lemonade!. D
1:30 pm
WordGirl "Mr. Big's Big Plan/Vocab Bee" MR. BIG's BIG PLAN: WordGirl must get to the bottom of Mr. Big's plan to steal the local election when he claims he's reformed and runs for Mayor. VOCAB BEE: Becky enters a vocabulary bee, but the Butcher's latest crime spree proves to be a major distraction for WordGirl. D
2:00 pm
The Mind of a Chef "New York" Enjoy this all-New York episode with the Torrisi boys, oysters, carrot dashi and farming. David Chang visits native New Yorker Ivan Orkin in Tokyo, where he's making ramen that's taking the city by storm. D
2:30 pm
Rick Steves' Europe "Italy's Amalfi Coast" Rick visits the trendy resort of Positano on the Amalfi coastline, south of Naples. He also takes in the charms of Sorrento, the ancient Greek temples of Paestum, and the iridescent Blue Grotto beneath the Isle of Capri.G
3:00 pm
Song of the Mountains Niall Toner; Janie Fricke. D
4:00 pm
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5:00 pm
My Hero "Puttin' on the Writs" Thermoman saves Mrs. Raven from wayward supermarket carts but Mrs. Raven turns on him when he refuses her gift cake.G
5:30 pm
Last of the Summer Wine "A Double for Howard" Howard needs to teach his suspicious wife, Pearl, a lesson. He looks for someone to pretend to be him with Marina.G
6:00 pm
As Time Goes By "Dealing with Sally" Back from California, Lionel suffers from jet lag while Jean must see to a problem at the new branch office.G
6:30 pm
Keeping Up Appearances - The Memoirs of Hyacinth Bucket "Singing for Emmet" Hyacinth is still eager to impress Emmett with her prowess as a singer, especially now that he is divorced and has moved in next door with his sister Liz.G
7:00 pm
The Red Green Show "The Whooping Crane" A whooping crane builds its nest and lays an egg in the chimney of Possum Lodge. Then, Red demonstrates a way to go tobogganing in the summer.G
7:30 pm
Hebburn "A Very Big Day" A wedding ceremony looms for Jack and Sarah, who are technically already married and think of it as just a blessing. But Pauline and Dot see it as their special day with bridesmaids in Dot's chosen color.G
8:00 pm
May to December "This Could Be The Start of Something Big" Alec and Zoe are back home after their honeymoon. Zoe is in the early stages of pregnancy and Alec is full of the joys of spring.G
8:30 pm
My Family "The Guru" Ben is mentioned in a book dedication by a successful and wealthy celebrity dentist, whom Ben cannot remember having met. Susan reveals a romantic encounter in Albania.G
9:00 pm
My Hero "Puttin' on the Writs" Thermoman saves Mrs. Raven from wayward supermarket carts but Mrs. Raven turns on him when he refuses her gift cake.G
9:30 pm
Last of the Summer Wine "A Double for Howard" Howard needs to teach his suspicious wife, Pearl, a lesson. He looks for someone to pretend to be him with Marina.G
10:00 pm
As Time Goes By "Dealing with Sally" Back from California, Lionel suffers from jet lag while Jean must see to a problem at the new branch office.G
10:30 pm
Keeping Up Appearances - The Memoirs of Hyacinth Bucket "Singing for Emmet" Hyacinth is still eager to impress Emmett with her prowess as a singer, especially now that he is divorced and has moved in next door with his sister Liz.G
11:00 pm
The Red Green Show "The Whooping Crane" A whooping crane builds its nest and lays an egg in the chimney of Possum Lodge. Then, Red demonstrates a way to go tobogganing in the summer.G
11:30 pm
Hebburn "A Very Big Day" A wedding ceremony looms for Jack and Sarah, who are technically already married and think of it as just a blessing. But Pauline and Dot see it as their special day with bridesmaids in Dot's chosen color.G


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South America Coast to Coast - 32 days
Take in the highlights of South America in just 32 days on this whistle-stop tour of the continent's most awe-inspiring landscapes and vibrant cities. Explore the Amazon and trek the Inca Trail in Peru, visit Bolivia's Uyuni salt flats and Chile's striking Atacama Desert. Then wing your way to Argentina to taste wine in Mendoza and tango in Buenos Aires, before heading to the spectacular Iguazu Falls and ending your action-packed adventure in Rio, Brazil's party capital.
Trip Highlights
Not Included
The Amazon
Lima - Amazon Jungle. Today transfer to the airport for your flight to Puerto Maldonado, gateway to the Amazon rainforest. From here we travel by bus followed by canoe to our lodge on the river's edge. After lunch we will set off on a trek through the rainforest along wooden walk ways. On the way our guide will stop to show you various species of bird and explain the medicinal plants and delicate ecological systems of the Amazon Jungle. There is an opportunity to take a canoe ride drifting along one of the small lakes hidden away in the jungle, observing caiman and the abundant bird life. We then return to the lodge for dinner.
On day 3 we hike deeper in to the jungle, enjoying the surroundings and exploring the delights and hidden wonders of the Amazon Rainforest and enjoy the view of the lake from our viewing platform, where you can experience the canopy wildlife. After lunch, we take a short boat trip across the Madre de Dios River to Monkey Island. On the way over you may spot caiman from the boat. On the island we'll spot a great variety of monkeys as well as an array of birdlife.
Overnight: The Amazon (jungle lodge) | Breakfast x 2, Lunch x 2, Dinner x 2
Sacred Valley
Cuzco - Ollantaytambo. A full day is spent visiting the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Firstly we visit the Pisac ruins, perched on a hilltop with incredible views of the snow-capped mountains. We then go down to the famous traditional market of the same name, which is full of colour and atmosphere. After lunch, we continue along the valley to the temple/fortress of Ollantaytambo with its enormous Inca terracing constructed on the side of a steep mountain.
If you are doing the Inca Trail Trek or the Day Trek to Machu Picchu, tonight you will stay in Ollantaytambo. If you have opted to take the train to Machu Picchu, this afternoon, you will return to Cuzco where you will spend the night.
Overnight: Ollantaytambo | Breakfast
Inca Trail
Ollantaytambo - Inca Trail. It's an early departure this morning to start our trek. During your hike of the Inca Trail you will cross spectacular passes and visit more Inca ruins en route to the Lost City of the Incas, Machu Picchu. The trek begins after a short bus journey and the first day is a relatively easy 4½ hour 13km walk which will get you limbered up for the highest pass at Warmiwañusca (4,200m) which you will reach before lunchtime on Day two (and which translates to "Dead Woman's Pass"!). During Day two you will cover approximately 9km in about 5-7 hours and after the high pass it's all down hill as the trail winds its way along old Inca stairs to our campsite. On Day three we pass the ruins of Runkurakay, Sayacmarca and Phuyupatamarca, walking approximately 15kms in seven hours. Our final night of our trek is spent at Wiñay-Wayna.
Overnight: Inca Trail (camping) | Breakfast x 3, Lunch x 3, Dinner x 3
Machu Picchu
Inca Trail - Machu Picchu - Cuzco. This morning you will rise early for the final walk to Machu Picchu and greet daybreak over the famous "Sun Gate". There will then be time to explore on your own or simply take in the magnificence of the place after your guided tour. The Lost City of Machu Picchu was originally completely self-contained, surrounded by agricultural terraces sufficient to feed the population, and watered by natural springs. Located high above the fast flowing Urubamba River, the cloud shrouded ruins have palaces, baths, temples, storage rooms and some 150 houses, all in a remarkable state of preservation that will simply take your breath away.
The ruins were only discovered by the outside world in 1911, when American explorer Hiram Bingham found them while looking for another "lost city" called Vilcabamba. Due to their isolation many of the buildings are still quite intact and you can't help but admire Huayna Picchu ("Young Mountain"), which towers above the ruins. After spending most of the day at Machu Picchu you will have some free time to meander through the local markets in Aguas Calientes before returning to Cuzco by train.
Overnight: Cusco | Breakfast
Today is free for you to relax and unwind, or explore more of Cuzco at your own pace. The oldest continuously inhabited city in South America, Cuzco was the hub of the Incan Empire and has a population of around 300,000, most of who are indigenous. The main square is called the Plaza de Armas, which has the beautiful cathedral on one side, which took a century to build, and the Church of La Compañia de Jesus on the other. Well worth exploring during your time here is the ancient archaeological site of Sacsayhuaman, which has the largest and most impressive Inca stonework of all.
Overnight: Cusco | Breakfast
Cuzco - Puno. Leaving Cuzco, we'll drive along roads abundant with herds of llamas, alpacas and vicuñas before reaching the Altiplano (high plain) where our journey takes us past hot mineral pools, snow capped mountains and through villages where the locals sell food, fur hats and alpaca sweaters. The beautiful scenery continues all the way to Puno on the shores of Lake Titicaca, which at 3,855 metres above sea level, is the highest navigable lake in the world. We'll arrive in time so you can visit the colourful local market.
Overnight: Puno | Breakfast
Lake Titicaca
This morning we depart Puno for our full day excursion on Lake Titicaca. We visit the floating Uros islands in the Bay of Puno, which are constructed by the islanders using reeds that grow in the shallow waters of the bay. You will get to meet the families who live on these islands, learning about their way of life and visiting their homes. You will also have the option to ride in a traditional reed boat before continuing our journey to the island of Taquile, a small island 45km offshore from Puno. It is well known for its tradition of intricate textiles and clothing knitted by the male locals. These textiles are regarded among the highest-quality handicrafts in Peru, and you will learn about this important tradition by meeting and interacting with the islanders. You will then have the option to have a lunch made of local produce before returning to Puno.
Overnight: Puno | Breakfast
La Paz
Puno - La Paz. We travel on to La Paz on day 13. Built in a steep valley that protects the city from the harsh elements of the Altiplano, just about every building in La Paz is built on some sort of hill, so sightseeing will literally take your breath away! You will have two days to explore La Paz and it's bustling atmosphere. Our hotel is very centrally located and is just around the corner from the city's colourful indigenous street markets including the fascinating and suitably named "Witches Market'' where local women in traditional 'Cholita' dress sell such items as dead cats and llamas foetuses said to ward off evil spirits. The main square, Plaza Murillo, is also within walking distance and retains its colonial buildings including the Presidential Palace.
Overnight: La Paz | Breakfast x 2
Salar De Uyuni
La Paz - Uyuni. We fly from La Paz to Uyuni, in the South West corner of Bolivia. If it is a clear day, you will be able to see the huge expanse of the Altiplano as you fly over the landlocked country. The next morning we embark on an exhilarating three day 4WD tour to explore the Salar de Uyuni and the striking landscapes that surround it. First on the agenda is a visit to the Train Cemetery, where you can see the remains of 19th and early 20th century steam locomotives. We will then come to Colchani, the main plant for the iodisation of salt and the best place to observe the methods of salt extraction from the salar. Here ovens are used to dry the salt, which is then formed into cakes. From here we drive onto the Salt Flats themselves. Claimed to be the largest salt flat in the world, the brilliant white vast Salar de Uyuní, covers some 10,500 square kilometres and is estimated to contain 10 billion tons of salt. The highlight of the day is Fish Island (dependent on the season). Located in the centre of the Salar, 100kms from Uyuní, this hilly outpost is covered in giant cacti amid a flat, white sea of hexagonal salt tiles. The island is so named because it has the shape of a fish.
Overnight: Uyuni (hostel) | Breakfast x 2, Lunch x 1, Dinner x 1
Laguna Colorada
Uyuni - Laguna Colorada. We continue south on our epic 4WD expedition, into some of the most remote areas of the Bolivian Altiplano. You will see a variety of dramatic landscapes including smoking volcanoes, barren deserts and gravity-defying rock formations carved by the wind. In this incredibly empty landscape you'll most likely feel the furthest from civilisation you've ever been. You will visit the Laguna Colorada, which offers some truly breathtaking scenery, with several varieties of flamingos gathering in the shallow waters of the beautiful crimson lagoon.
Overnight: Laguna Colorada | Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
San Pedro de Atacama
Laguna Colorada - San Pedro de Atacama. On day 18 we visit the volcanic zone 'Sol de Mañana' (Morning Sun) at 4,850 metres above sea level. Here you'll discover a geyser basin with bubbling mud pots, hellish fumaroles and a thick aroma of sulphur fumes. Inside a small crater we will observe boiling lava and we will also stop at hot springs where you can bathe. Crossing a 5,000 metre pass we come to the beautiful Laguna Verde, which is shadowed by the cone of the Licancabur Volcano. Continuing on we will cross into Chile and come to San Pedro de Atacama in the world's driest desert. The area is famous for the salt-covered lunar landscapes, geysers, salt flats and hot springs of the Valley of the Moon, which we will explore by 4WD.
San Pedro de Atacama is a picturesque small town that looks like it has come straight from the scene of a Western with its single-storey buildings, white-washed walls and dusty roads. Due to its remote location and dry climate, the Atacama desert offers some of the clearest skies in the world and if you are lucky enough to have clear nights during your stay in San Pedro de Atacama, the starscape will most likely be the best you'll ever see.
Overnight: San Pedro de Atacama | Breakfast x 2
San Pedro de Atacama - Santiago. We fly to the sprawling metropolis of Santiago on day 20. If it is a clear day, you will have astounding views of the capital and the surrounding mountains as you come in to land. You will have three days to explore this cosmopolitan city at your own pace. For the best views of the city, take a funicular railway or hike to the top of San Cristobal, where the Statue of the Virgin overlooks the capital and the distant Andes. Here you can taste some of Chile's best wines and find some beautifully situated swimming pools.
You may wish to take an optional excursion to the Chilean coast, about two hours' drive from Santiago. You can wander around the creative port city of Valparaiso, which has a lively tradition of imaginative street art and painted murals, or you can relax in the upmarket beach resort of Viña del Mar, trying exquisite seafood in stylish restaurants that look out onto the Pacific Ocean.
Overnight: Santiago | Breakfast x 3
Santiago - Mendoza. We travel by bus across the border into Mendoza, the epicentre of Argentina's wine country. There are great views from the top of "Cerro de la Gloria" at Parque San Martin, where you can also visit the local zoo. Situated on the foothills of the Andes, the city is a great base for some optional outdoor activities, such as white-water rafting, rappelling and horseback riding. But of course no trip to Mendoza would be complete without touring the surrounding vineyards. You can hire bikes and cycle the 'Ruta de los Vinos' (wine route), visiting both ancient cellars and working wineries – tasting some of the world's best Malbecs en route.
Overnight: Mendoza | Breakfast x 3, Lunch x 1
Buenos Aires
Mendoza - Buenos Aires. We fly to the beautiful city of Buenos Aires, known as the "Paris of South America" due to its lovely green parks, plazas and wide boulevards. You will have three days to explore the quirky neighbourhoods and artistic markets of the city, where European and Latin American influences have mixed together to create a city like no other. Whether you are a culture lover, bargain hunter or night owl, Argentina's capital city has plenty to keep you busy.
Overnight: Buenos Aires | Breakfast x 3
Iguazu Falls
Buenos Aires - Iguazu Falls. We fly over fertile farmlands to the Brazilian town of Foz do Iguacu, our base for visiting the famous Iguazu Falls - the most magnificent waterfalls in the world. Unlike most other waterfalls that have just one or two cataracts, at Iguazu Falls there are 275 cataracts in a magnificent 3 kilometre long U shape that we will visit from both the Brazil and Argentinean sides.
Overnight: Iguazu Falls (Brazil) | Breakfast x 1
Rio de Janeiro
Iguazu Falls - Rio de Janeiro. Today we fly on to Rio de Janeiro, which has many things to see and do. A highlight for most would be to experience the majestic gaze of Christ the Redeemer at the top of Corcovado, the breath-taking panoramic views from the top of Sugarloaf Mountain, and the vibrant coloured tiles of the Selaron staircase. You can walk from the top of the staircase up to the quiet hill-top neighbourhood of Santa Teresa, with many quaint cafes and shops lining the cobblestone streets. In the city centre, you can stroll around Rio's old colonial buildings and wander around the skyscrapers of the financial district. Alternatively, you may like to visit the Botanical Gardens, one of the world-famous beaches of Copacabana or Ipanema, or the beautiful Rodrigues de Freitas Lagoon. If you are in Rio de Janeiro around February/March, get ready for the world's biggest party, the Rio Carnival.
Overnight: Rio De Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
Your adventure of a lifetime comes to an end today. If you have a late flight or have lengthened your stay by adding post tour accommodation you will have more time to explore the sights.
Inca Trail, Day Trek or Machu Picchu by Train
If you have always dreamed of trekking the Inca Trail you will need to book your trip in advance (4 months is ideal) as the number of Inca Trail permits is limited to 500 per day. Booking early gives us the best opportunity for securing one of these permits.
When booking your tour with us we'll need your full name as it appears in your passport, date of birth, nationality and passport number. With this information we can then apply for a permit.
If the Inca Trail is unavailable you can enjoy a one day hike following a portion of the Inca Trek to Machu Picchu. Alternatively you could choose to take the train to Machu Picchu by train and enjoy plenty of free time in Cuzco. Please read the Trip Notes for further information. You will need to let us know your preference at time of booking.
Prices & Dates
Departure dates noted with a 'G' are guaranteed to operate. All other departure dates are guaranteed with a minimum of 4 persons. Prices shown are per person travelling. 'Twin/Double' prices per person apply when there are 2 people travelling, sharing a room. The 'Single supplement' applies to travellers who would like the comfort of their own room (on all or many of the tour nights) and needs to be added to the 'Twin/Double' price.Read More
Local payment - $710 - $750 paid in USD
Please note that this is payable locally on day 1 of your trip in the currency specified.
Rio to Lima
Departure dates noted with a 'G' are guaranteed to operate. All other departure dates are guaranteed with a minimum of 4 persons. This tour runs in reverse from Rio to Lima. Please refer to the Trip Notes below for details. Prices shown are per person travelling. 'Twin/Double' prices per person apply when there are 2 people travelling, sharing a room. The 'Single supplement' applies to travellers who would like the comfort of their own room (on all or many of the tour nights) and needs to be added to the 'Twin/Double' price.Read More
In Brief
Extra Tour Info
An amazing trip. Far exceeded our expectations. Everything was so well organised and when there were small hitches they were dealt with speedily and efficiently . Our guide Alina was amazing, so relaxed but super efficient in a totally non threatening way. She held together a disparate group of people in a manner that I'm sure made everyone feel safe , valued, respected. She was also great fun. An exceptional young woman. The only small let down was the 2 nd hostel in Bolivia which I felt fell well under standards experienced on the rest of the tour. No real washing facilities other than when camping isn't really acceptable in this day and age. But a very minor point. Otherwise FANTASTIC.."

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The Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association officially began in Deerfield, Massachusetts, in 1870, when it obtained its charter from the State legislature. Originally, members envisioned that a Memorial Hall would be built to hold plaques commemorating the dead from the raid on Deerfield in 1704. The hall would also display the "Old Indian House Door," a door badly damaged during the raid and one of the few surviving objects from the attack. The association found however, that building the hall exceeded its funds. When the Deerfield Academy, a local private school, moved into a new building in 1879, they sold their first building, built in 1799 to the PVMA. These remarks by George Sheldon celebrate that history.
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The Central Connecticut men's track and field team completed day one of the Northeast Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships in third place on Saturday at Monmouth. The Blue Devils posted 24 points on the day including 18 in the 10,000 meter race alone.
Sophomore Andrew Hill placed second in the 10,000m, earning eight points for Central with his time of 32:13.55. He was followed by senior John Krell who crossed the finish line third in 32:14.71 for six points. Redshirt freshman Matt Walker also earned points in the race taking fifth place with his time of 32:20.47.
The other six points came from the 4x800 meter relay team consisting of senior Mike Waterbury, sophomore Brian Biekert and freshmen Malcolm Connor and Joseph Gioielli. They crossed the finish line in 7:40.70 for third place, surpassing the IC4A qualifying standard of 7:43.00.
Waterbury and Gioielli also qualified for the finals in 800m run in which they each placed second in their heats with times of 1:53.45 and 1:55.13, respectively.
Senior Aaron Radden boasted an impressive performance in the preliminaries as he finished atop both the 100m and the 200m dash fields to qualify for tomorrow's finals. Radden earned a season-best time of 10.60 in the 100m, qualifying for IC4A competition. He also qualified for IC4A's in the 200m in which he crossed the finish line in 21.46.
Radden was followed by freshman Kendall Walker in both events. He tied his personal-best time of 11.10 in the 100m and achieved a new personal record in the 200m, crossing the line in 22.64.
Senior Nick Lindblom also qualified for two finals appearances tomorrow. He finished first in his heat, second overall in the 400m hurdles with a time of 53.70 and finished third in his heat in the 110m hurdles. Lindblom surpassed the IC4A qualifying standard of 53.84 in the 400m hurdles.
In the 400m hurdles, Lindblom was followed by junior Ryan Budd who also qualified for tomorrow's finals with his time of 55.00.
In the 110m hurdles, sophomore Jordan Watkins placed fourth overall to earn a chance to compete tomorrow. He finished second in his heat, crossing the finish line in 15.09. Watkins also earned a new personal record in the 400m hurdles with his time of 56.75.
Sophomore Jamal Fruster topped the 400m dash field, qualifying for the finals with his time of 48.87.
After day one of the NEC's and five events scored, Monmouth is ranked first with 49 points. Monmouth is followed by Robert Morris in second (34). LIU Brooklyn is in fourth with 21 points and Sacred Heart rounds out the top five with 20.
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What are Esophagus Polyps?
A polyp is a mass of tissue protruding abnormally from the mucous membrane (protective lining of epithelial cells for secretion and absorption) of the esophagus.
Esophagus Polyps is a rare condition and affects about 0.5% of the population.
Esophagus is the muscular tube connecting the mouth with the stomach. Most polyps are benign but some can get malignant.
Types of Esophagus Polyps
– This condition is most commonly found. The polyps are smooth, round and grow from the wall of the esophagus . It is rarely cancerous and can be removed by an endoscopic procedure. Patients mostly donai??i??t report symptoms from these. However, some may complain of chest pain and dysphagia. The latter is a condition characterized by pain and difficulty in swallowing food.
Squamous Cell Papilloma
ai??i?? Men are more likely to have it than women. It affects the lower part of the tube and generally more than one are found simultaneously. Squamous cell paipilloma is rarely cancerous and is not thought to contribute to the future chances of developing squamous cell carcinoma. The projected structures are large and cause dysphagia or swallowing difficulties.
Fibrovascular polyp of the esophagus
ai??i?? Even rarer than the above two, it occurs as a large mass of connective tissue, blood vessels and fat enclosed in a sheath of epithelial cells. It is suspended by a stalk from the wall of the tube discussed. It can be up to 50 cm long and occurs in the upper third of the tube. These are large in structure and cause symptoms definitively. The symptoms could be chest pain, dysphagia, regurgitation and repiratory problems. 87 % patients reported swallowing difficulties in this condition. The adenomas or the tumors in this case, are mostly non cancerous.
Granular Cell Tumors
ai??i?? These are very common and are even found on other organs like tongue and subcutaneous tissues of the skin. They are benign and do not cause any symptom.
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- Uneasiness
- Dysphagia or swallowing difficulty
- Chest pain
- Heart Burn
- Respiratory problems
- Gastrointestinal obstructions
- Partial regurgitation of the beginning part of the stalk to the mouth
Treatment of Esophagus Polyps
Occurrence of the polyps are very rare and are without any symptoms. Most of these are incidentally diagnosed. If they are benign and do not cause any symptoms they donai??i??t need to be removed.
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Verizon joined Apple and AT&T this week in releasing their quarterly results, and during the conference call revealed 2.2 million Verizon iPhone 4 were sold since launch, and that iPhone 5 looks to be a world phone. Overall, Verizon announced 6.3 percent year-over-year increase in revenues, data revenues up 22.3 percent, 1.8 million net new subscribers, and 104.0 million total connections, including 88.4 million retail customers.
Demand was strong for new LTE devices -- as well as for Apple's iPhone 4, which produced the most successful first-day sales in Verizon Wireless history when it was introduced in February to existing customers.
During the call, Verizon also said that the next iPhone, (presumably iPhone 5), whenever it is released (presumably this fall), will be a global device (presumably a hybrid CDMA/GSM iPhone 5).
The current Verizon iPhone already has a dual-mode Qualcomm CDMA/GSM chipset but the GSM radio is not enabled. Flipping that switch makes a lot of sense given Apple's history of simple product lines and huge economies of scale.
There was not mention of LTE, which doesn't rule it out but given Apple COO, Tim Cook's comments during Apple's conference call yesterday, we probably shouldn't hold our breath until the technology requires less "compromises" (like poor battery life).
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Kolkata, Jan 5 (IANS) Noted Bengali screen and stage actor Haradhan Bandopadhyay, who had starred in many celluloid classics of legendary filmmaker Satyajit Ray, passed away Saturday after a brief illness. He was 86 and is survived by his wife and two sons.
Bandopadhyay died in a city hospital where he was being treated for pneumonia.
Bandopadhyay had featured in celebrated films like "Mahanagar", "Sakh a Prasakha", "Sonar Kella" and "Jai Baba Felunath", directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Ray.
Bandopadhyay, who was active till very recently, also acted in Ranbir Kapoor-Priyanka Chopra starrer 'Barfi!', directed by Anurag Basu.
In early days of his career, he also performed in legendary Utpal Dutt's famous play "Ferari Fauj".
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I'm spending a month traveling across the country in search of guest authors from different medical schools. This week I ran into Jeff from Alabama. He is a first-year medical student who just finished his anatomy class. He has this to say about the experience:
I can't believe that we just got done with anatomy. Things are all disgusting and nasty as shit in there. From the very first day I knew that we were going to have a tough time. When we got our cadaver, I saw he had an Ozzy Osbourne tattoo on his upper arm, making me wonder what my Paw Paw was doing as a dissection body. But then we dissected the vagina and I knew it couldn't be him.
If you've never seen a dead body, it looks a lot like a deer when you run it over with a pickup truck. But when you cut it open, it looks like chicken. I guess that would explain why am always so hungry at the end of each lab.
I try to be very respectful of the bodies. I always unwrap them carefully before taking out their innards. I heard that some people like to have sex with corpses. That shit's just plain nasty. Now I've had some regretful encounters in my life, but that's just crossing the line.
The girls in my class have been particularly scared of these cadavers. I got paired up with two ladies who don't want anything to do with sawing the face in half. I said, "git," but they just wouldn't budge. I guess that women just shouldn't be doctors. Shoot, I just went right to work and manage to get that skull right open. COPS comes on at 7:00 and I needed to get home.
I guess there's a lot to learn in this class. I never knew that there was both a small and large intestine. That must be why my aunt Geraldine is so fat. She says that she's big boned, but I think it's because she has too many intestines.
So I'll keep working on the dead bodies and one day I'll be able to cut on the live ones.
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DUCoM said,
Is this for real?
USACOM said,
I hope not! I am a student at South Alabama in Mobile and we are a bit classier than that here! Also we have no one in our class named Jeff. I cant speak for UAB though …
Clinton said,
Hehe. Funny nonetheless.
Joseph Kim, MD, MPH said,
I remember those horrid days in the gross lab. Sometimes you walk out of there thinking of all sorts of crazy things. I also remember being in the lab at night, alone, studying for a final. When one of the cadavers started speaking to me, I knew I had to retire for the night.
brucecanbeatyou said,
Favorite phrase in this piece – "regretful encounters," haha!
Elaine said,
Birds of a feather…will post misogynistic crap about women colleagues. I think his sample size is a little small for stupid generalizations.


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Former Cleveland Browns head coach Rob Chudzinski won't be jobless in 2014.
The man known as "Chud" was hired by the Indianapolis Colts as a special assistant to coach Chuck Pagano, the team announced Saturday.
Pagano and Chudzinski's relationship extends all the way back the University of Miami. In 1986, Pagano served as a graduate assistant during Chudzinski's freshman year -- when he played tight end. The two then coached at Miami together from 1995-2000. They also spent the 2004 season together under Butch Davis with the Cleveland Browns.
"Rob and I have a long professional relationship and his résumé speaks for itself," Pagano said in a statement released by the team. "He brings a wealth of knowledge and will be a tremendous help to our entire team moving forward. Needless to say, we're excited to have 'Chud' joining our family."
The team did not define what "special assistant" duties he will be performing.
Before being fired after only one season with the Browns, Chudzinski was the offensive coordinator with the Panthers. He also has extensive experience working with NFL tight ends.
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If you're over 60, making time for three simple screening tests might just save your life.
Most people don't understand how their vascular health can affect the body. People understand the risks associated with blockages in heart vessels, but the reality is that blockages in the vessels leading to your brain and legs can be just as limb-threatening.
The human vascular system is a complex arrangement of vessels that carry blood to specific parts of the body. Arteries, which carry oxygen-rich blood away from the heart, distribute blood throughout the body. Veins, smaller vessels, return blood to the heart.
Vascular problems occur when fat and cholesterol (plaque) build up on the artery walls. As plaque increases, the arteries harden and become narrow. Gradually, blood flow decreases and parts of the body are deprived of the oxygen they need to function properly.
That's why it's absolutely critical that you know your risk, get screened and take steps to improve your vascular health. Detecting vascular disease early can help prevent serious problems-like stroke or crippling leg pain-in the future.
Three of the most common non-cardiac vascular diseases – abdominal aortic aneurysms, carotid artery disease and peripheral arterial disease can be found through screening tests and then treated with minimally invasive surgery techniques.
According to the American Vascular Association, more than 15,000 Americans die of ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysms each year. People with peripheral arterial disease are three times more likely than the average person to die of heart attacks or strokes.
Your risk for vascular disease goes up with age and familial history, so every person over 60 who has a family history of vascular disease should get screened. Diabetics and people who have high blood pressure or high cholesterol or have ever smoked are also at elevated risk.
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All the tests are noninvasive, so you'll experience no pain or discomfort. But you'll leave armed with information about your vascular health.
Adopting a healthy lifestyle – including regular exercise, ceasing to smoke, reducing cholesterol levels, controlling blood pressure and maintaining a healthy body weight – can reduce your risk for vascular disease.
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Around 100 residents gathered on Monday, Nov. 29, to hear presentations on two options for replacing the current 20-foot-by-30-foot municipal office building on the town commons. The current offices were built in 1962 as a one-person set-up with one typewriter and one phone.
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Absolutely Zippo
Absolutely Zippo is a punk zine created by Robert Eggplant in the late 1980s to document the events of the East Bay Berkeley punk scene. It is still being published today.
Contributors have included Aaron Cometbus of Cometbus zine (writing under the pen name "Scrub"), Billie Joe Armstrong, and Larry Livermore. Absolutely Zippo is known for scene reports, record and short reviews, editorials, artwork and band photos. The 16th issue was accompanied by the cassette tape compilation Later the Same Year, which featured bands such as Blatz, Filth, Gr'ups, Good Grief, Spitboy, Jack Acid and many others. The tape was later rereleased on Lookout! Records in CD format.
Absolutely Zippo is unique in that editor Robert Eggplant was also a member of the bands Blatz, The Hope Bombs, and Harbringer, as well as a volunteer at 924 Gilman Street Project, and so his zine offered an inside, on the frontlines view of the punk scene.
In 2006, Absolutely Zippo was compiled and released in paperback made from paper that was rescued while dumpter diving. This volume is entitled Absolutely Zippo: Anthology of a Fanzine 1988 - 1998.


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Insert a line "exit 0" into the script causing the error. (It then exits "without an error" right away.) At least in init scripts during deinstallation this should not cause too much damage. In my example, the packet tspc failed during upgrade from hardy to intrepid (release candidate).
There were a few packets that didn't upgrade cleanly, about 5 I think. But now everything works pretty well.


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PaulMort needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 36 designs submitted by 19 freelance designers.
Logo needed for an online product aimed at teaching fitness trainers how to make more money
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I need a logo for my implementation program for fitness trainers looking to get into teaching fitness bootcamps
It is a product giving daily emails to trainers teaching them how to set up, sell out and teach a fitness bootcamp
i have the most successfull fitness bootcamp in the uk and want to teach others how to succeed
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- there should be a reference to fitness and MONEY in there
- Item 1...a cheesy corny design,
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CJ Singh avait besoin d'un nouveau design de logo et a lancé un concours sur 99designs.
Un gagnant a été sélectionné de 59 designs proposés par 19 designers freelance.
viplug is a family owned business since 1999 with stores in San Francisco Bay Area. We have no affiliation with other businesses with similar sounding names such as VIP Bags(India) etc. etc.
Logo is for our new & upcoming online luggage store viplug.com based on 3d Cart http://www.3dcart.com (please ignore the current website).
Logo will also be used for business cards, stationery and on custom leather goods with viplug brand name.
We would like to use the tag line "Luggage Leather Goods Business Cases & Travel Accessories"
We will be using one of the 3dcart premade templates http://3dcartstore.3dcartstores.com…1-1-0.html
feel free to suggest one of these templates for the online store.
ART DECO style quite welcome also.
Our target audience is essentially same as that of the followings website?
The logo must be in vector format with special consideration to online use and custom branded products such as leather portfolio, briefcases & Luggage etc.
We want to stand out from the common online cookie cutter logos. Logo has to be simple elegant and unique. (3D is OK)
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Recently, LTL carrier New Penn celebrated the achievement of one million miles driven without a preventable accident by 21 of its drivers and gave props to two others - Keith Degler of Reading, PA, and Michael Swingle of Scranton, PA - for reaching the two-million mile safe driving mark: truly astounding accomplishments all the way around.
I mean, one million miles is about equal to driving around the world at its widest point - the equator - about 40 times, meaning Degler and Swingle did that 80 times. (Just think if they'd racked up that mileage in a commercial jetliner! They'd have free airline tickets for a lifetime and then some!)
"We are all extremely proud of our skilled drivers for their outstanding achievement. They exemplify the engagement and pride essential to make our highways safe while meeting our customers' needs," said Steven Gast, president and CEO of Lebanon, PA-based New Penn, which is a subsidiary of transportation conglomerate YRC Worldwide, which is headquartered in Overland Park, KS.
That comment, taken from New Penn's press release announcing their drivers' achievements, is expected - if not demanded - from a trucking executive, for safe driving of this extraordinary caliber is absolutely vital to carriers, knowing how crowded the highways are these days.
But what do million-mile safety records really mean? What's its true value to a carrier, much less the general public?
I talked to Andy Kerlik, vice president of safety at New Penn, about this and he told me that while million-mile safety records are a big deal internally, they usually fall on deaf ears outside the trucking community. "We advertise these records both internally and externally. But it really has the most value internally to us and our driver corps," he told me. "While we broadcast these achievements outside our company, they are just not recognized by the public. It's the same old story: good news doesn't make the paper, especially when it comes to big trucks."
Kerlik's been at New Penn for close to 36 years now, with the safety department since 1981, and has watched the company go from a $12 million a year carrier to one garnering $300 million annually in revenue - all without compromising safety one iota. "We have it easier, in many ways, because as an LTL we have very little turnover," he said. "Our guys are driving set routes and are home almost every night. And it's a lot easier to build up a focus on safety when you know a driver is going to be with you for decade, instead of seeing new faces every couple of weeks or months."
And safety is a big deal at new Penn - like at most carriers - because it recognizes safety is integrally tied into revenues and profits. "One hand feeds the other," Kerlik explained to me. "Good drivers plus good equipment plus good safety adds up to good operating results."
And it's not just about driving skills completely anymore, either, Kerlik said: attitude and physical well-being are key components in the mix as well. "Our best drivers are calm people, because they know driving on the highway can be extremely difficult with all the rudeness and road rage out there," he said. "More and more of them are also getting into physical fitness as they realize that has an impact on their capability behind the wheel. And they love what they do - most of our successful drivers really love driving trucks. That really ties them into the profession in a positive way."
On a final note, Kerlik stressed that New Penn doesn't wait to give praise to drivers until they compile stratospheric numbers like a million miles - that's a career's worth of driving. The company strives to recognize safety accomplishments on a yearly basis, awarding watches, rings, jackets and other goodies to mark those achievements in a very public way among its drivers.
"You've got to have near-term goals most everyone can achieve," Kerlik said. "And that means looking at both the positive and the negative. I've got three safety supervisors that go out in the field every day making sure our drivers are doing their best, going on check rides with them, etc. Safety is in constant focus here."


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In 2011, Yuri Kozyrev traveled to seven countries covering protests and uprisings for TIME, including Egypt, Bahrain, Libya, Yemen, Russia, Greece and Tunisia. Here, he writes about the remarkable experience and what all the revolutions had in common.
It's unique that I've been able to cover all these uprisings and revolutions during the year. I'm lucky—it's incredibly complicated to understand where you need to go when you're on the ground, and I was lucky to have a lot of help. The protests were well under way when I got to Tahrir Square in late January, and their size and scope took my breath away: in two decades of covering the Middle East, I had never encountered anything like this. There was huge fighting between the pro-government supports and revolutionaries. Some of the journalists were beaten. Some of them lost their cameras. They kicked me out, but I managed to get back in the next morning. I saw a lot of families—not just young men or revolutionaries—and everyone was helping each other, praying together. It was a great time. Everybody was waiting for Mubarak to make the right decision, and suddenly it happened. And it was so emotional: people crying, shouting, screaming…it was incredible. The next morning, it was over. The army was kicking everyone out. They weren't friendly—there was a feeling of 'You got what you wanted. Now, get out.' Of all the revolutions I covered, Egypt was the most special.
The mood at the Pearl Roundabout in Bahrain was very different from Tahrir Square. In the first days, I saw men in white robes approach police with flowers, offerings of peace: the response was tear-gas and live rounds. There was a huge difference between this army and the Egyptian army. People from Bahrain—there was no way they could even talk to the army who had arrived from Saudi Arabia. There was no way for me to get to Pearl Square, so a few journalists and I watched what was happening from the hotel. There was one hospital where all the protesters were gathered together. And then the doctors did something incredible. Not all of them supported the protesters, but they gave them shelter at the hospital and saved a lot of lives. I had a chance to go back to Bahrain after they demolished Pearl Square, and again a few weeks ago, and I saw young people who'd lost one eye to rubber bullets. It was just so sad, and I just saw some of them. I know there were many more.
In Yemen, it was very different. There was no Facebook. Change Square was still packed, but the feeling of revolution was more religious, more conservative. There was an invisible border for protesters to stay behind, and the army would shoot anyone who tried to cross this line. I saw so many young people were ready to cross the line, marching to die. And around Change Square, there were hundreds of pictures of people who'd died. In Egypt, I saw protest signs and other things, but in Yemen, it was just pictures of young faces. Whether or not President Saleh will relinquish power, the political crisis in Yemen will likely remain acute, not only because of its tribal culture and topography, but also because of its deep poverty, high illiteracy and birth rates, and deeply entrenched government corruption.
Libya was different because it was more of a civil war than a revolution. It was here that I took one of my favorite pictures of the year. It was taken on the front lines near Ras Lanuf, Libya. It was near an oil refinery factory that was important for both sides—both the rebels and government. I took this picture on March 11, when Gaddafi's military could still fly, and they were flying around, dropping bombs on the rebels. It was really scary for everybody on the front lines—suddenly, you could hear the plane coming and the bombs hitting their targets. These men were the shabab, young people who weren't professional fighters and didn't have weapons or training. They're not rebels, but eager to be on the front lines. They're jumping because they heard the planes coming, so they're running around trying to find any place to hide, which is hard because everything is flat and exposed. You can see from the picture that none of them have any weapons—they were scared—and it was just an incredible experience to be there.
Beyond these main four revolutions, I also traveled to cover the protests in Moscow, Greece and Tunis. I came to the conclusion that each revolution must be assessed in its own context, because each had a distinctive impact. The drama of each revolution unfolded separately. Each had its own heroes, its own crises. Each, therefore, demands its own narrative. In the end, the differences between them may turn out to be more important than their similarities, however. And the common thing about all these protests is the number of young people who really want to bring changes to their country. That's what's most incredible. We have a new generation of people who are sick and tired of what's going on. Call it the Jasmine Revolution, the Arab Spring or the Facebook Revolution, there's a powerful Sirocco blowing across the world, and young people realize there's another life and they want to live differently.
Yuri Kozyrev is a contract photographer for TIME who has covered the Arab Spring since January.
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Backcountry safety in Colorado: Prepare for the worst, hope for the best, risk the least
By Michael Murphy
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All backcountry recreationalists who play in the mountains know that we take chances any time we leave the safety of our homes and head to the mountains we love, in pursuit of the things that make us feel alive. There is just something about perfect powder turns that brings a smile to our faces and feeds our souls as we seek harmonious tranquility with Mother Nature in her own domain. We often seek to live life by challenging the tenuous balance of nature and humanity which manifests its self as a perilous dance of managing our own risk assessments, with those of our fellow travelers; to hopefully make sound decisions that allow us to return to the warm embrace of our homes and loved ones.
Though we all like to think that this assumption as routine, the truth is that our fate is anything but certain. The crazy part is unlike most activities, winter backcountry recreation actually can potentially get more dangerous the more you know. Though this may seem counter intuitive, the knowledge of snow and weather combined with advancements in technology can cause us to venture further, faster, and more frequently then what was thought just a few years ago.
This risk was recently reinforced with the unfortunate deaths of five backcountry recreationalists that embodied the soul of backcountry skiing and split boarding on Loveland Pass. I use the word unfortunate instead of tragic, because they were not unaware participants of a tragedy like the bombing in Boston, but rather consensual risk-takers who had an unfortunate turn of fate in Mother Nature's domain.


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"The Book of Mormon," Nov. 26-Dec. 22: Matt Stone and Trey Parker - the four-time Emmy winning creators of "South Park" - stormed Broadway with this irreverent musical about two naive missionaries in Uganda facing a warlord bent on female circumcision. Doesn't sound funny? Well, you don't know Stone and Parker. The show not only won glowing critical acclaim, but nine Tony Awards (including Best Musical) and a Grammy. BookOfMormonBroadway.com
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"Memphis," Feb. 25–March 9, 2014: With a Tony-winning score from Bon Jovi's David Bryan and inspired by actual events, "Memphis" is about a white DJ who breaks the color line of 1950s-era radio by playing R&B-infused rock 'n' roll. MemphisTheMusical.com
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"Ghost The Musical," April 29-May 11, 2014: It's a story you already know since the 1990 movie was a huge hit with Whoopi Goldberg, Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze. But you probably don't know the stage musical with a score by Dave Stewart (the Eurythmics) and Glen Ballard (collaborated with everyone from Michael Jackson and Alanis Morisstte to Van Halen and Katy Perry). GhostTheMusical.com
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In the "what does poly mean to you" thread there was a budding side discussion that I thought merited it's own thread.
The discussion was on a Polyweekly show where she had a christian who made the case for polyamory. And I remember from when listened to that particular show and it seemed that his argument was
1) Jesus is cool
3) Polyamory is cool
QED Jesus is cool with poly
And not to jump immediately into the "all christians make logical fallacies all the time" pool but there seemed a lot of (for lack of a
better term) cramming a logical square peg into an irrational round hole. There
was an interview with a man from Portland
who was talking a lot about spirituality and "healing touch" and other woo buzz
words. It was almost to the point where I had trouble listening.
The nice thing about Polyweekly is that there are a VERY wide variety of people on the show that range as much of the spiritual spectrum
from the christian and magic hands guy to wonderful people like Joreth who is
an atheist and poly. If you get the chance to listen to the shows she is on
they are really good.
So..long story short, what has been your experience within poly pertaining to either religion or other spiritual woo?
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