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Winner: 2014's Dose of the Year
Wow have I got some fun stuff for you. Life can be heavy. It's good to buoy ourselves up on a routine basis. It should be an active part of your mental health regime to ensure that you ingest some enjoyable experiences during your day. Many of these will come from interactions with other people—your customers, co-workers or friends—but some will come from media as well. So encourage the sad people to join you because it will help make them happier, but choose friends who are good at being happy and then go do happy things. Play sports, run, play board games, converse, whatever. And if you're going to take in any media, try to have it tip heavily towards positive things. You feel what your brain eats and digests. So be mindful of what you give it. I would recommend something along these lines. If you don't think the world around you is conscious then maybe your thoughts just travel at the wrong speed. What if you sped the world around you up? Would it seem more intentional then?
Next you'll see the incredible artistry of Melody Yang, daughter of Fan Yang the renowned Canadian artist. There's nothing I can really say here other than I'm confident you'll be impressed by the mixture of art and science, she's got some remarkable skills, and it's easy to enjoy:
And finally we'll send you off by sending you around the world to a the sort of street artists you too-often walk past on your own streets. I remember hearing in an interview that Tom Petty and members of the Eagles used to busk on street corners and people had no idea who they were walking past. There are certainly some brilliant artists working on the street in my city and I'm sure there are in yours too. Pay more attention. It would be good for you and them. This really is very, very good. Enjoy. 😉
That should have you feeling pretty good so carry that feeling forward. You're an awesome person who has a lot to give. Feel your own wealth by sharing it with others. Go out and create a great day with positive vibes and patient, tolerant and helpful good deeds and that will be all we'll need for the world to get better. Love you all.
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The Friday Dose is a collection of cool, interesting and surprising discoveries chosen for their potential to distract you from any painful thought loops that may be disrupting your sense of peace. Enjoy.
Following a serious childhood brain injury Scott McPherson unwittingly spent his entire life meditating on the concepts of thought, consciousness, reality and the self. This made him as strange to others as they were to him. Seeing the self-harm people created with their own overthinking, Scott dedicated part of his life to helping others live with greater awareness. He is currently a writer, speaker and mindfulness instructor based in Edmonton, AB, where he finds it strange to write about himself in the third person.


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A diet low in vitamins and essential fatty acids, prolonged exposure to the sun without an adequate protection factor, tension, lack of sleep … There are many factors that can cause skin aging, especially in the loss of elasticity, the appearance of spots or wrinkles. The signs are often exacerbated over time and in more mature skins. One of the challenges many women face is to try to restore that energy and dynamism that characterizes young faces and, above all, rebuild their sizes. The access is simpler than it seems, in fact it is enough to apply these four formulas.
1. Choose the product that best suits your needs.
You will notice that when the skin is mature, in addition to wrinkles or inflexibility and firmness, the beauty triangle area usually changes. When the face is young, the upper part is wider than the lower part and, over time, the shape tends to be inverted. To solve this problem, also provide energy and vitality to the skin, Rexaline, sold in Sephora, developed X-treme Face Sculpt. This dual serum was specially developed to provide a complete anti-aging response. On the one hand, the slimming formula, enriched with glaucine and peptides, is designed for the lower part of the face (oval face and neck) to redefine, refine and enhance the environment. On the other hand, the condensation option, enriched with peony extract, is designed for the upper part of the face (cheek bones, temples and forehead) to reduce wrinkles and fine lines, and to fill and eliminate skin.
2. Eight hours of sleep recommended.
WHO recommends sleeping eight hours a day, something that most Spaniards do not do. According to a report prepared by the Health Education Foundation at the Hospital Clinico de San Carlos, 80% say that it sleeps less than seven. This recommendation is not volatile. During sleep, the body is repaired, a process that mainly affects the skin. Many experts say that the metabolic level of the organ is greater during the night, since it eliminates the accumulated toxins throughout the day and replaces the damaged elements, such as elastin or collagen, with new ones.
3. Take care of everything you eat.
There is growing scientific evidence about the appearance of food on the skin. NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Nutrition may be responsible for up to 30 percent of facial wrinkles, according to a recent study by Japanese experts. That is why a diet rich in vitamin B, vitamin C, beta-carotene, omega-3 fatty acids and vegetable proteins can help slow skin aging, as well as nourish, moisturize and regenerate the skin. On the other hand, the excess of meat, fat and sugars can achieve the opposite effect.
4. Move more
There is no clear scientific evidence that relates sport to a more beautiful and healthy skin. What seems to be true is that physical exercise helps relieve stress and reduce stress levels, a fact confirmed by a study conducted by researchers at the Karolinska Institute. The experts concluded that by exercising, your body produces an enzyme that eliminates those "toxic substances" that cause tension and anxiety. It is not always necessary to do a very intense activity to achieve this. Sometimes you can solve a simple walk at a good pace and, if it is outdoor music, much better. Although many agree that yoga is one of the most effective ways because, in addition to getting rid of the body, it does it directly to the mind.


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On Dec. 10, while taking part in coalition missions in support of Iraqi ground operations conducted in an area east of Al Qa'im, two CF-188 Hornets successfully struck an ISIL fighting position consisting of a bunker by using precision-guided munitions, the Canadian Forces says.
A CP-140 Aurora also provided intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance support for the mission, it added.
"Striking ISIL fighting positions degrades their fighting capabilities, denies them safe havens to conduct their operations and contributes to increasing the Iraqi security forces' freedom of movement in the region," according to the Canadian Forces.


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Louisville Football: 5 NFL teams that could draft Lamar Jackson when he declares
We take a look into the future to see which NFL teams could draft Louisville football's Lamar Jackson whenever he decides to enter the NFL Draft.
Louisville football quarterback Lamar Jackson is having one of the best overall season's of a college football player of all-time. Cardinals fans are hoping that he can win the Heisman this season and it looks as though that is a major possibility.
SEE ALSO: 5 reasons Louisville underachieved against Duke
Whether Louisville wins the National Championship in the next two years, Jackson should still be the best player coming out in whatever draft class he enters. It won't be at the end of this season since he is only a sophomore, but it could be after his junior season at the University of Louisville.
When he does declare, he very well could be the number one draft choice. There are many teams who are constantly going through quarterbacks like they are cereal. That bad news is that great quarterbacks cannot be bought from a local grocery store. Some only come once in a lifetime and some only come at a very hefty price.
Lamar Jackson is a quarterback that could come at a very hefty price for a few teams we selected in this article. A few of the teams will be looking to move up to the first pick and that will cost them a fortune, but that fortune would be completely worth their time and effort. They would be getting a face of the franchise.
5. Cleveland Browns
Let's hope that this doesn't come to fruition because Cleveland is where quarterbacks go to see their career's die. The Robert Griffin III experiment did not last very long for the Browns, as they have already gone through four different quarterbacks this season.
Cleveland is always hanging around the top five of the NFL draft and should be there again next season. The interesting focus point will be who they decide to take in this upcoming draft. For instance, if Deshaun Watson leaves Clemson at the end of the year and declares, will the Browns take him number one overall?
They very well could and then it would be a matter of if they decide to draft another quarterback after struggling for another season.
Deshaun Watson or not, the Browns should still be one of the NFL's worst teams when Lamar Jackson finally declares for the draft.
4. San Fransisco 49ers
The 49ers are another team that has been very inconsistent ever since making the Super Bowl in 2012. They have changed coaches, quarterbacks, and coordinators, but they still haven't found the right mix of guys in San Fransisco. Maybe they should ask the San Fransisco Giants how they built champions.
I don't believe Colin Kaepernick is the answer at quarterback anymore for the 49ers. They just benched Blaine Gabbert and Kaepernick will be returning to the starting lineup this Sunday. I would be very surprised if he was still the starter at the end of next season.
Normally teams who have bad quarterbacks end up drafting very high in the draft. With that being said, it's always hard to predict how bad or how good a team will be in two seasons, but I have a feeling the 49ers will still be looking for a quarterback when Lamar Jackson leaves for the NFL Draft.
3. San Diego Chargers
What are the Chargers going to do when long-time QB Philip Rivers finally decides to retire? I can tell you that his replacement isn't on their current roster and he probably won't be on it the next season. Therefore, will the Chargers make a move for Lamar Jackson in a few years?
It's always hard to day, especially when they are so many quarterbacks who get drafted in the later rounds who become successful, but it definitely a possibility. I don't think they will quite be bad enough to get the first overall pick, but they could make a blockbuster trade to bring Jackson out to San Diego.
By the time Lamar Jackson enters in the NFL, the Chargers could actually be out in Los Angeles. There has been a lot of rumors that head in that direction, don't think that the Chargers' ownership wouldn't make a move to bring another high-profile football player out to LA.
2. Miami Dolphins
This whole Ryan Tannehill thing isn't going so well for the Miami Dolphins. Mainly because their offensive line is terrible, but also because he hasn't been consistency good the entire time he has spent in Miami.
Former Louisville football player DeVante Parker is already in Miami. Could the Dolphins be looking to pair up the two formers Louisville Cardinals in a few years? They very well could and, as bad as they are, could be in a great position to draft him without giving up too much in a trade.
Jackson would be playing close to home and would be loved by every Dolphin fan alive. His electric play would make things very interesting in a division where Tom Brady and the New England Patriots have dominated for well over a decade.
Miami would be an interesting landing spot for Jackson.
1. New Orleans Saints
There will be a day when Saints' quarterback Drew Brees decides to call it a career and New Orleans might be looking to find his replacement well before he's ready to go. The Saints have been playing bad football over the past 3-4 seasons and something is going to break soon. Either they need to win or their management will start to shake things up.
In a division where Jameis Winston and Cam Newton already shine, could their be a third Heisman Trophy winner coming to the NFC South?
It would be an amazing draft choice for New Orleans as their entire region would surround Jackson with support. The fans in New Orleans love their football and Lamar Jackson could take them back to the promised land. Well, at least make it back to the playoffs where the Saints haven't been in many years.
I think New Orleans could make a huge trade to go and get Lamar Jackson when he decides to leave Louisville.
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What are the main pros and cons of special needs schools?
Some benefits and concerns with special needs schools
Quick summary
Students with special needs require support in the classroom. This can be delivered in a dedicated special needs school or class, an integrated class, a withdrawal class, or a regular class with resource support or indirect support.
Full-time options
- Dedicated schools: These schools are exclusively devoted to special needs education. They are self-contained special needs schools, where 100% of the students have one or more special need.
- Dedicated classes: Some schools have classes exclusively devoted to special needs education, which run parallel to regular classes.
Part-time options
- Integrated classes: Some schools have classes with both students with and without special needs.
- Withdrawal classes: Some schools offer withdrawal or "pull-out" classes, where students are periodically taken out of their regular class to receive special needs support.
- Regular class with resource support: Students are given break-out support from special education staff, either on their own or in small groups.
- Regular class with indirect support: Teachers and staff adapt their approach and tailor their instruction to meet students' unique needs.
General pros and cons of special needs schools and programs
Depending on the type of school or program, a special education can have many potential benefits. While this isn't an exhaustive list, below are some of the main ones.
- Necessary support: Students get the support they need to get the most out of their education. This may include accommodations, modifications, or remediations.
- Qualified teachers: Teachers have specialized training in special education.
- Differentiated instruction: Instruction is tailored to individual students to meet their unique learning needs.
- Special resources and services: Special resources and services may be available. This may include academic and psychological counselling, tutoring programs, speech-language therapy, physical and occupational therapy, and learning aids.
- Fitting in: Students learn and interact with peers who also have challenges. This may include learning, developmental, behavioural, and physical challenges.
This is not to say special needs schools and programs are without their detractors. Some have raised criticisms against them. Below, we outline the main sources of concern with some kinds of special needs programs.
- Lack of integration: Students may only learn and interact with peers with special needs. They thus won't be exposed to a wide range of influences.
- Stigma: The label special needs can have a stigma or negative connotation. Being in a special needs program can reinforce this.
- Social relations: Students in a special needs class may have problems relating to other kids in the class or school. This can impede their social growth.
- Academics: Special education sometimes involves lowering expectations. This can lead to problems at higher levels of education.
- Transition to a regular school: Some find the transition from a special needs school or program to a regular school challenging. This can be both an academic and social and emotional adjustment.
Special needs questions (read our in-depth answers)
Different types of special needs programs: pros and cons
Many kids thrive in the right special needs program. Yet, as we've seen, while these programs can be effective, they also have potential drawbacks. Much, of course, will depend on the kind of special needs program.
Below, we list the main pros and cons of each kind of special needs program.
Dedicated special needs school
Dedicated special needs class
Integrated special needs class
Withdrawal special needs class
Regular class with resource support
Regular class with indirect support
The truth is, there's no perfect choice for your child. The right option depends on many factors, including your child's special needs, learning challenges, personality, strengths and weaknesses, and more.
Below, we outline which children may be suitable for which options. Keep in mind, though, there's a lot more to this decision than just the points below. Also, note that your child might display signs from several of these columns.
Dedicated special needs schools may be suitable for children who:
Dedicated special needs classes may be suitable for children who:
Integrated special needs classes may be suitable for children who:
Withdrawal special needs classes may be suitable for children who:
Regular classes with resource support may be suitable for children who:
Regular classes with indirect support may be suitable for children who:
Answers to the question "What are the main pros and cons of special needs schools?" from educational experts and school officials
Targeted clientele
Ann Wolff, educational consultant at Wolff Education Services, in Toronto, Ontario
"The main benefit of special needs schools is that they have a targeted clientele. Their admissions criteria are specific to the students that their particular school is best able to service. They know their students and are best prepared to meet their individual needs. This might mean specifically trained personnel, a specific physical environment, and/or a particular curriculum. For example, is there a gym on-site? Does the space accommodate wheelchairs, walkers, etc.? Is there staff with expertise in assistive technology? Are there facilities for physical therapy?"
Specialized programming
Dona Matthews, educational specialist, and co-author (with Joanne Foster) of Beyond Intelligence, Secrets for Raising Happily Productive Kids
"Some children have special learning needs that make it difficult to accommodate them without a special program or school. This can be because of the degree of the child's exceptionality, or the complexity of interacting exceptionalities. A child who is hearing impaired, for example, might be best served in a regular program with accommodations, whereas a child whose hearing loss is more profound, or who has other complicating conditions, might require a special program or school."
Individualized support
Simon Williams, co-executive director of Foothills Academy, a learning disabilities school in Calgary, Alberta
"Special needs school programs address every child's need. They focus on the individualized requirements of each student's learning, and can tailor instruction to match the learning needs of each child. By doing so, each child in the school is afforded the opportunity to engage and learn successfully, thereby realizing their true potential. Where many public schools may try to reach every student, the apparent lack of resources in many schools makes this an impossible task.
The biggest advantage of a special needs school is having a staff with specialized knowledge and training to work with the population of students who attend. And, for the students, it is having a group of peers around them who understand them because they are all dealing with similar issues."
Small classes
Kelley Caston, principal of Wildwood Academy, a special needs school in Oakville, Ontario
"There are many pros to attending a school that specializes in special education. Small classes and a low teacher-to-student ratio are major benefits. Small classes allow the student to receive the individual attention they need. Teachers have the opportunity to really get to know their students and incorporate their individual strengths, needs, and interests into the lessons. This provides the teacher with a complete picture of the student's understanding and allows teachers to quickly identify any gaps in student knowledge."
Personalized approach
Jenna Rowney-Giroux, vice principal of Heritage Academy of Learning Excellence, a special needs school in Ottawa, Ontario, specializing in dyslexia and ADHD
"At a special needs school, you can expect a more personable approach to learning in which your child is given options to aid in their path to success. Special needs schools provide a nurturing environment that often comes with smaller student numbers, and thus differentiation and individual attention is feasible. The school will work more closely with the support team of each individual to ensure consistency and transparency. With smaller numbers, a teacher is able to engage more with each student on a regular basis to check in on their understanding, frustration levels, any social issues, etc. It is much easier for a teacher in a special needs school to build a rapport with their students, so that they can begin to identify and understand each day what a student may require."
Specialized staff
Jeff Clayton, communications director at WillowWood School, a school with strong special needs support, in Toronto, Ontario
"The main benefit of special needs schools and programs is the individualized and personal education. Small class sizes and specialized staff allow for addressing individual needs, strategizing to capitalize on academic and other strengths, and teaching self-advocacy skills."
Social growth
Ann Wolff, educational consultant at Wolff Educational Services, in Toronto, Ontario
"The main disadvantage of special needs schools is exposure to only one type of population. Are there appropriate role models? Do the students have opportunities to interact with peers who are different than they are?
Social development should be an essential component to any school program and every student should have goals specifically created for him or her. This means the staff must have a very clear picture of where each student is functioning socially and set realistic goals based on that. All students should be exposed to appropriate role models and have opportunities to interact with peers. Developing friendships is essential for all, although these relationships might 'look' different based on the needs of each student."
Dona Matthews, educational specialist, and co-author (with Joanne Foster) of Beyond Intelligence, Secrets for Raising Happily Productive Kids
"One good reason to avoid labeling a child or enrolling them in a special needs program or school is to avoid pathologizing or highlighting some aspect of the child's development, or making them feel socially strange. Even children who are labelled as 'gifted,' an ostensibly positive label, can worry about being different than others. As much as possible, children's special learning needs are best accommodated with as little fuss and segregation as possible."
School transitions
Simon Williams, co-executive director of Foothills Academy, a learning disabilities school in Calgary, Alberta
"Some parents may think that special educational settings can hinder their child's future progress when wanting to transition schools or transition into post-secondary education. However, schools can ensure that the wide range of supports and strategies provided to individuals with special needs are supports that simply enable them to access the curriculum differently, and fairly, so that they have the opportunity to learn and be successful, just like a 'typical' student in the regular system. Students can be explicitly taught skills to help them self-advocate, so they can transition into other schools or to life after school."
School transitions
Kelley Caston, principal of Wildwood Academy, a special needs school in Oakville, Ontario
"One of the main concerns that parents have is how students will fair transitioning from a special needs school to a 'regular school.' In our experience, the majority of students do very well with this change. In order to help with the transition process, the administration and teachers must make themselves available to answer any questions that future schools may have. This often involves a face-to-face meeting with special education resource teachers and families prior to the change. But it may involve ongoing support, if the school requires it."
Jeff Clayton, communications director at WillowWood School, a school with strong special needs support, in Toronto, Ontario
"Concerns among parents about special needs schools and programs include social stigmas around learning styles, loss of neighbourhood-school atmosphere, and options for their students' lives after school ends. The benefits outweigh those concerns for most. The social stigma is socially constructed, the commute and loss of 'neighbourhood' are a cost that seems worth the benefits for most families, and a neighbourhood feeling can be built into a school's programs and atmosphere."
Missing out
Ian Peterson, business development director of Heritage School, a special needs school in Provo, Utah
"Some parents feel bad or worry that their child is missing out on traditional high school or middle school experiences, such as dances (e.g., prom and homecoming), walking with their graduating class, or team sports and/or clubs."
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2 Days in Jaipur, India/
Leaving Pushkar
We were quoted two different prices for taxis to the train station in Pushkar, 350 and 450 rupees. These prices sounded inflated so we decided to book an Uber instead. On the way to the train station, the Uber driver seemed to be making a not-so-subtle effort to make more money off of our journey--a few minutes into the ride he pulled over and told us he needed to use the bathroom (keep in mind with Uber you pay for distance as well as time spent in the car). When he returned to the car, he commenced driving very slowly. Now, NO ONE in India drives slowly. Cars were honking and passing him…we have never been in a car in India where the driver was not racing to the destination as if to beat every other car on the road in some imaginary race. We actually had to ask him to drive faster.
When we began our ride and told the driver that we were going to the train station in order to take a train to Jaipur he insisted the he take us to Jaipur himself. We firmly said no, but that did not stop him from asking again and telling us that the train would be so hot and that it would be better for us to drive with him. He continued to pick his nose throughout the entire ride. It wasn't until Scott firmly stated, "just take us to the train station" in a firm tone that he stopped trying to sell us on a 2 hour drive to Jaipur.
This Uber situation is just one of many frustrating examples of the countless attempts to con 'us tourists' and make an extra dollar off at our expense. It honestly seems like everyone who talks to us has some ulterior motive or scheme. People will approach us in a friendly way, start casual conversation and then of course, inevitably the conversation will turn into them trying to sell us one thing or another. And no one seems to take no for an answer (the first, second, third or fourth time you say it). They just go on and on, talking and talking and talking and making up lies. It takes an increasing amount of energy to deal with these situations--nothing is straight forward or simple, everything is a fight or a negotiation (maybe Scott was Indian in a previous life). And sometimes after a long day, or just arriving in a new city after a long ride we just want to get in a damn cab and go to our hotel.
Arrival in Jaipur
We arrived in Jaipur and upon stepping off of the train were immediately bombarded by rickshaw driver's. Again, even after saying no they continued to harass us. We asked several rickshaw drivers outside of the train station for the price of a ride to the post office. However they were all quoting us a higher fare, trying to rip up off. The rickshaw drivers are perhaps the most ruthless of all peddlers. They are constantly screaming to get our attention, honking, flapping their hands in our faces, slowing down when they see us, ripping us off, quoting us exorbitant fares, incessantly asking "where you going" and generally pestering us. The vast majority of them have meters however 'none' of them work and they claim "[they] give us fair price". When we name a price, which we know to be reasonable, they refuse. I don't understand? There are hundreds of rickshaws everywhere and the drivers just nap in them all day. Why do they refuse to work for reasonable prices? It ends up being MUCH cheaper to user Uber. Also Uber is air-conditioned. Beggars shouldn't be choosers was a phrase coined for India.
We ended up finding a bus instead. The bus dropped us off at the general post office, but unfortunately for us, because of a holiday we were unable to send home all of the things we've picked up in Rajasthan. I guess we'll wait to ship them in Mumbai.
We then tried to find a rickshaw to our hotel but even this simple task took longer than either of us would have liked. After 5 minutes of explaining where we needed to go the rickshaw drivers would again try to rip us off so we would have to try to find another driver and spend more time going through the motions of explaining where to go and then negotiating.
We ended up taking a rickshaw from an Afghani who was from Kabul but studying here in India (according to him). He went on and on telling us how the other rickshaw drivers were not right in charging us more and that he didn't care about the money and that he believes in being honest. After this dialogue he went right into trying to sell us on his services to drive us around the city. When we told him that we were tired from traveling all day he told us, "No, I don't think you're tired. It was a short ride only". We then told him "Maybe tomorrow" and he went on to say "I don't believe in maybes". How annoying!
Uber has saved our life...and wallet. Uber drivers also don't try to sell us on more services during the drive either.
McDonald's and a Movie
Now, after being on the road for so long, sometime's there is nothing more exciting than getting a McFlurry and fries at McDonald's before enjoying a hindi movie. Jaipur, much larger than the other cities we've just visited in Rajasthan, actually has a McDonald's, much to our delight. No beef on the menu of course, but chicken, paneer and veggie burgers instead. After our ice-cream indulgence, we headed next door to the famous Raj Mandir Theater to see a Hindi film. The theater was grand inside and out. It looked more like a theater than a cinema. There was even a curtain that covered the movie screen like a stage. There were different classes of seats, the lower seats were less expensive and the higher seats were more expensive.
We saw the movie, Sarabjit, based on a true story. Though we couldn't understand the language, we could follow the plot, for the most part.
The City of Jaipur
After talking with my folks, for the first time in a month, we left the hotel well after noon. We went to the Albert Hall Museum first and checked out the underwhelming collection of artifacts inside. Afterwards we went to the Johari Bazaar then Hawa Mahal and finally to the City Palace, the last of which we decided against going into.
Following a day walking around in the intense heat we spent some time at an upscale coffee house.
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Moist Red Velvet Cake
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Serves: This recipe fills two, 8″ round pans, 3″ deep, exactly.
This is a recipe from WAAAY back that is super moist and delicious! It is hands down, my husband's favorite cake. It's not overly sweet, and is perfect when paired with a cream cheese frosting or even vanilla or chocolate buttercream. Though made from scratch, it's not quite ideal for carving as it's not as stable as other recipes, but is perfect for traditional, non carved tiers. SOME GUUUUD STUFF RIGHT HERE, I TELL YOU!
- 5 cups all purpose flour
- 4 cups granulated sugar
- 2 Tablespoons cocoa
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 4 whole eggs
- 3 cups vegetable or canola oil
- 2 cups buttermilk
- 2 Tablespoons white vinegar
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 4 oz. red food coloring
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Grease and flour your pans AND line your pans with parchment paper for this one, guys!
- Lightly stir eggs in a medium sized bowl.
- Add the remaining liquid ingredients (oil, buttermilk, vinegar, extract and food coloring) Set aside.
- Add all of the DRY ingredients (first 5 ingredients) into a different, large bowl (I use my mixer bowl for this) and stir with a wire whisk until just mixed.
- Add the wet ingredients (in the medium bowl) to the dry ingredients bowl and mix on medium-high speed for one minute.
- Fill your pan(s) about ¾ full.
- Bake at 350 degrees for @ 30 minutes or until inserted toothpick comes out clean.
- Let the cake(s) cool in the pan(s) until the pans are not too hot to touch them, then run a knife between the cake(s) and the side of the pan(s) to loosen them, and remove.
- Wrap your cakes in plastic wrap to seal in the moisture until your ready to use them!
*Just a note here, 4 oz is A LOT of food coloring. I usually add WAY less, and while it makes it less red, it is no less delicious… and I don't have SEVERE guilt about adding so much food coloring to my cake. Also, you can change this color to anything you'd like…blue, green, pink… WHATEVER.
Also, I know it calls for a lot of oil, but that's what makes it so moooooist. Some people HAVE added less oil with success, though. 🙂
Also, I know it calls for a lot of oil, but that's what makes it so moooooist. Some people HAVE added less oil with success, though. 🙂


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Child Custody Time Sharing Questions
By Orlando Child Custody Lawyer Eduardo J. Mejias
Practicing Exclusively Family Law Since 2011
How Can I Get "Full Custody" or "Primary Custody" of My Child?
Florida family courts (not including dependency courts) no longer employ the term "custody". In 2008 the Florida legislature replaced "custody" with the more neutral "time-sharing". Their intent was to mitigate the "one-winner, one-loser" mentality that permeated divorce and paternity laws. The removal of the phrases "sole custody", "primary custody" and "primary residential parent" was also designed treat both parents equally. No longer would there be a parent who, by implication, was less important to the child, even if awarded less than 50% of time sharing.
Parents need to know that, in Florida, family court judges simply do not choose one parent over the other to take care of a child and, in almost all cases involving time-sharing, both parents will be awarded overnights with their child. This leads to the next frequently asked question:
Is Florida a 50-50 State Regarding Child Custody Time-Sharing?
The short answer is no (at least not yet). Currently, every case involving time-sharing, regardless of whether it involves a divorce or an unmarried couple, is evaluated on its own merits, starting with a blank slate. No preferred parenting plan exists. Basically, the family court judge applies the enumerated factors listed in Section 61.13, Florida Statutes to the blank slate that is your case.
Should judges continue to handle "child custody" disputes like this? Absolutely not. As I explained in Equal Custody Time-Sharing the blank slate model incentivizes costly and contentious litigation, overlooks the extensive social science supporting equal time-sharing for children, and usually leaves one parent feeling bitter towards the other. However, until the Florida legislature realizes this, and adopts a rebuttable presumption in favor of equal time-sharing, family law litigants cannot rely on a standard parenting plan.
Should We Hire a Guardian Ad Litem for My Child Custody Case?
A Guardian Ad Litem is appointed by a family court judge to represent the child or children in a case involving child custody time sharing. However, unlike how it works in dependency cases, where a Guardian Ad Litem (GAL) is automatically appointed, the appointment of a GAL in a family law case is optional and solely within the judge's discretion.
A Guardian Ad Litem sounds like a noble concepts on the surface. But, in reality, these "experts" are actually just lawyers who conduct a cursory and short-sighted "investigation". Then they present their opinions to the family court judge. In Florida, a GAL is not a mental health professional. This begs the question: Why would this individual possess any special insight into the long-term mental and emotional well-being of the child? Furthermore, the GAL only sees a "snap-shot" image of the domestic situation at the moment (which if they've been appointed, means that its strained and broken).
They cannot and will not consider the child's long-term need for both parents playing substantial roles in the child's life. They cannot and will not consider the overwhelming research supporting equal parenting for children. A GAL is also prohibitively expensive for the average divorce and paternity litigant already burdened with lawyer fees.
Finally, the family law case comes to a grinding halt while the Guardian Ad Litem performs his or her interviews and drafts the report. Thus, the child and the parents must wait even longer before obtaining finality and moving on with their lives. In short, I do not recommend the use of a GAL in divorce and paternity cases.
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Massimiliano e Raffaele Alajmo
Black cod, savoy cabbage and foie gras
by Enrico Crippa
Shio koji: teoria e pratica Da Vittorio
Kenneth Toft-Hansen, in the middle, with the two collaborators helping him in the European finals of the Bocuse d'Or. The Danish chef is supported by captain Rasmus Kofoed, chef at Geranium in Copenhagen and winner of the competition in 2011
Kenneth Toft-Hansen, in the middle, with the two collaborators helping him in the European finals of the Bocuse d'Or. The Danish chef is supported by captain Rasmus Kofoed, chef at Geranium in Copenhagen and winner of the competition in 2011
Since we were in Denmark for a gastronomic trip, a few days ago, we took the opportunity to meet the Danish participant in the European finals of the Bocuse d'Or 2018, taking place today, 11th of June, and tomorrow, 12th, in Torino. We visited him at his "training centre".
The competition, which Paul Bocusecreated in 1987, is thus structured: the world finals take place every two years. The next will be in Lyon (as usual) at the end of January, in 2019. During the previous year, that is to say now, the three continental selections take place (in Europe – Americas – and Asia Pacific). These result in a list of the 24 best chefs to participate in the final contest.
Denmark has a remarkable record in this international contest for young chefs: indeed, the current chef at Geranium in Copenhagen (the only 3 Michelin starred restaurant in town, at number 19 in the 2017 S.Pellegrino World's 50 Best) Rasmus Kofoed is the only chef in the world to have reached the third, second and first place.
Kenneth Toft-Hansen, to the left, and Rasmus Kofoed, to the right. In the middle, Toft-Hansen's assistant, Christian Wellendorf
Kenneth Toft-Hansen, to the left, and Rasmus Kofoed, to the right. In the middle, Toft-Hansen's assistant, Christian Wellendorf
When we met him at the university campus in Copenhagen where he was training with his collaborators, he was happy and relaxed. He was having a good time. He's a friendly and laidback guy. He doesn't like wearing a chef's uniform and loves cooking above all, ever since his first experience, which happened almost by chance.
«I first walked inside a restaurant kitchen – he says – for the simple reason that I needed to support myself, I needed a job. So I got a job as kitchen hand. I was 14 and thought it would be dead boring. Instead, after a few weeks I couldn't wait to go to work, because I found watching cooks at work was extremely fascinating. At one point, they allowed me to chop onions. I thought it was a great accomplishment. Everything else, came as a consequence. And then I fell in love with team work».
Kenneth Toft-Hansen at work
Kenneth Toft-Hansen at work
When did you understand you'd become a professional chef?
To be honest, even know I'm not sure I've stopped growing professionally. I don't know if I've "become" something or someone. This is another aspect I love of this job: every day offers a chance to learn something new. This is especially true in a country like Denmark.
Why so?
Our seasons are difficult to interpret. Especially the cold months. During the winter, you must really understand our products, particularly vegetables. Each winter is different and you must know how temperatures and climate change raw materials. Of course, cooking is very important, and it's what I do. But products are the real stars in my opinion. One should always remember this at a time when chefs are treated like rock stars.
Svinkløv Badehotel before the fire
Svinkløv Badehotel before the fire
If I'm not mistaken, your restaurant is currently closed for renovations, correct?
Yes, unfortunately I've been facing the hardest battle in my life since September 26th 2016. That day, my hotel burnt down completely after a terrible fire. I lost everything. It's called Svinkløv Badehotel and it's in north Jutland: we had bought the hotel a couple of years earlier with my company, which I created with my wife. We are currently rebuilding it: I'm very happy with the works and the collaboration with architecture firm Praksis Arkitekter. They'll show the project at the Venice Biennale. The idea is to give new life to a historic building, the largest wood building in all of Denmark. We should be able to open in the first half of 2019.
Kenneth Toft-Hansen, with wife Louise, and their hotel in the background
Kenneth Toft-Hansen, with wife Louise, and their hotel in the background
How are you training? What do you expect from the competition?
To be honest, we must face a very difficult task. The raw materials I've been given are Fassona fillet, sweetbreads and rice. And we must add some Danish elements to these ingredients: given the season, we'll use asparagus, spring peas and baby potatoes. Fassona has very little fat. It's not easy to cook. Yet the most difficult element for us is rice. I think it would be very daring to make a risotto in Italy. I must confess I have never made great use of rice in my cuisine, so it's my weak point. But we're training so as to do our best. Wish me luck in Torino!
Translated into English by Slawka G. Scarso
Journalist, based in Milan. At 8 years old, he received a Springsteen record as a gift, and nothing was the same since. Music and food are his passions. Author and broadcaster at Radio Popolare since 1997, since 2014 he became part of the staff of Identità Golose
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Spiritual Practice in Troubled Times
When your dedication to something is fueled by a profound intention to benefit all life, you might call it your spiritual practice. The word practice here is very specific. In the context of Mindful Compassionate Dialogue, practice means cultivating the compassion, wisdom, and skills to continuously and subtly notice what truly serves life. This practice doesn't require you to adopt or set aside any beliefs about God, life after death, or the existent of immaterial beings, etc. But it does ask you to commit. You are asked to commit to an experiment in learning, contemplation, and engagement, and notice exactly what happens. You are asked to inquire about what serves life and what doesn't - rather than take a stand on what you believe or don't believe.
Something happens when you don't ask yourself to decide what's true about reality, or what kind of person so and so is, or what kind of label you should apply to such and such group, or what the one "right" way is: you find freedom from the dense fog of bias and prejudice. Your mind turns away from abstractions and towards life that is happening in the moment.
You find the freedom to engage with life fully and it is deeply fulfilling.
If you follow politics here in the United States, then your spiritual practice is likely being tested. There are many hooks trying to snare you into divisiveness. A mind caught in divisiveness asks the question "Who deserves to have their needs met and who doesn't?" Marshall Rosenberg called this the most violent question on the planet. While the language of fear is riddled with labels and pressure to choose sides, spiritual practice stays steady on turbulent seas and continuously asks questions like, "What most deeply serves life and how can I do that right now?"
In any moment you can come back to these spiritual questions and get grounded in your intention. In a moment of hearing something on the news, you can do this. And in that very moment you have stayed with your spiritual practice. If you keep asking, wisdom will answer you. It's essential to listen closely, for even the smallest engagement is of value. You may not change entire systems with your moment of softening into your heart and noticing what's happening, but this consistent practice will clear your mind and allow you to see the opportunity for big change when it comes.
Right now, what can you do that will ground you in your intention to benefit all life?


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Foyer insurance offices Landscaping Design, LUXEMBOURG
To recompose the outdoor spaces of approx. 2,000 m2 of Foyer Insurance SA offices in Luxembourg, the Agency Christophe Gautrand & Associates offers to bring nature into the heart of offices. The project links gardens to each other through a common aesthetic and a singular image of nature.
The lines and the proportions are purified, the light and the notion of emptiness are highlighted. The open-form gardens evoke undergrowth landscapes and vast grasslands of perennials and grasses.
THE PATios
True small open shelters, patios enjoy a nice reputation in the heart of offices. Highly appreciated for their ability to retain freshness and preserve spaces from wind, the patios of Foyer SA offices are articulated around three spaces: a patio in the lobby and a narrow and a large patios on the 1st floor.
More intimate than a terrace and smaller than a garden, these open central courtyards bring light and nature to the workspaces. We designed real outdoor rooms by creating vanishing points with the plants reflection on the building walls and playing on the perspectives by alternating plants of different heights.
Landscaping design of Foyer insurance sa offices
General Contractor : FOYER INSURANCE SA
Location : Luxembourg
Date : 2018
Surface area : 2,000 sq. meter
Photography : Hugo HEBRARD


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Canadian tennis star Eugenie Bouchard didn't win her final match at Wimbledon, but she still served up lessons worth noting by everyone, especially leaders.
Leaders can learn a lot from athletes like Bouchard, who had long dreamed of stepping onto centre court at the "cathedral of tennis" for her first grand slam. Before the final, she said: "I just want to be able to handle the moment." When it comes to Bouchard's success as a tennis player, the ability to engage the moment is a skill every bit as important as her serve. And the same things that challenge an athlete's ability to engage the moment can subvert the focus of leaders.
As Austrian neurologist and psychiatrist Victor Frankl noted, the space between stimulus and response creates opportunity to engage the moment in a way that can be transformative. But doing this is extremely difficult because attention on the task at hand can be drawn away by past experiences, not to mention expectations for the future.
Like athletes, leaders need to reflect on the past and plan for the future, but both need to bring the best of themselves when facing the present. The ability to do this is developed over time, anchored in competence, character and commitment, which are only developed in the everyday moments.
Competencies are what a person can do and commitment is the effort someone will put into doing it, while character influences the choices people make as they attempt to achieve goals (including whether they will acquire the requisite competencies and make the required commitment). All are necessary and work together to deliver short and long-term performance, which is realized through the present and the string of present moments. Indeed, for great athletes, the ability to engage the moment isn't reserved for grand competitive occasions. It is a habit. Being fully present during everyday moments provides the foundation and focus for tackling the big moments.
Submersing yourself in the moment requires heightened awareness. It is also essential to quiet what can be a judgmental and dysfunctional mind. Stressful moments activate the fight/flight response, releasing adrenaline and distracting thoughts. To maintain focus, top athletes rely on breathing techniques to maintain control. Leaders can do the same thing to engage present moments, particularly stressful ones, in productive ways.
While having expectations to achieve, great athletes and leaders alike understand fear of failure is a distraction that can cripple performance, which is why they learn to focus on process rather than outcome. They teach themselves to be comfortable with the unknown. Instead of fearing the feeling of not knowing, some even learn to enjoy it.
A common saying in the military is that soldiers will "rise to the lowest level of training they have achieved." The same is true of athletes and leaders. It is easy to get rattled under pressure, but trusting one's preparation helps to ensure commitment to the moment. Athletes rely on well-established routines that they can trust under pressure. The equivalent for leaders is developing the character, competencies and commitment that provide both the confidence to trust in them, and the depth to ensure they do not crack under pressure.
It was not a fairy tale ending for Bouchard at Wimbledon. She was dominated by Petra Kvitova in her final match, which has been called the most lopsided women's championship in 22 years. Bouchard engaged the moment and executed on all of the things that got her to this point in her spectacular career. But character and commitment are not enough when facing someone with the same and superior competencies. As commentators noted, Bouchard was "outplayed, outclassed by a bigger, stronger opponent." Yet, there was nothing but praise for Bouchard, who was described as "poised beyond her years." All expectations are that her character and commitment will enable her to develop the full set of competencies to be a Wimbledon champion.
"It is a tough road to become as good as I want to be," Bouchard told reporters after the match. "It was a big moment walking out on the centre court for the final.... I hope I can walk out to many more." When asked if losing the final was a gut-wrenching experience, she simply replied, "If I try my best, it is all I can do."
Bouchard has learned to be gentle with herself while driving for excellence, which is why she still resists the temptation to be distracted from the task at hand. We can all learn from her ability to live up to the Kipling quote portrayed prominently at Wimbledon: "If you can meet with triumph and disaster and treat those two impostors just the same."
By Mary Crossan and Corey Crossan
Mary Crossan is Professor of Strategic Leadership at Ivey Business School at Western University in London, Ont. Corey Crossan is Assistant Coach of Women's Golf at Eastern Michigan University.


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'Test driver' admits crimes
Man would visit dealer, make keys, steal cars
LISBON –George E. Faulkner Jr., who was involved in stealing vehicles after test driving them and making keys, obtaining false titles and even tampering with VINs, pleaded guilty in Columbiana County Common Pleas Court Tuesday to five counts of receiving stolen property and one count of arson.
Assistant County Prosecutor Ryan Weikart said the 31-year-old Faulkner, whose last known address was in Struthers, faces up to 18 months in prison for each count, which are each fourth-degree felonies. Each charge stems from stolen vehicles found in Faulkner's possession between December 2015 and February 2017.
According to court documents, the first vehicle was found on Dec. 11, 2015 — a 2006 Jeep Wrangler stuck in the area of 50600 state Route 14 in Unity Township after it was stolen from Brittain Motors. Faulkner and his girlfriend had previously taken the vehicle on a test drive and then used a key they had made to steal the Jeep.
The same pattern of behavior led to Faulkner being found with a 2003 Jeep Wrangler, which was test driven by Faulkner and his girlfriend a day before it was stolen from Southern Park Auto Mall in Boardman. A scrap vehicle title was later issued in his girlfriend's name. That vehicle was used to obtain two title loans, driven by Faulkner and his girlfriend to Shook Auto in New Philadelphia, where they drove another vehicle. The 2003 Wrangler was later recovered from a storage unit rented by Adam Faulkner, his brother.
Faulkner and his girlfriend took a 2006 Dodge Ram for a test drive at Shook Auto in October. Again a scrap vehicle title was issued to Faulkner's girlfriend. The vehicle was later recovered by authorities after a high-speed pursuit with both Faulkner and his girlfriend in the vehicle in Mahoning County.
A fourth vehicle involved was a 2000 Jeep Wrangler. This one was test driven by Faulkner and his brother in November 2016 at Colonial Auto Sales in Beaver Township. The dealership later reported it missing and the vehicle was located at Faulkner's home with a false VIN plate from a junk vehicle, which also was titled to Faulkner's girlfriend.
Another vehicle, a 2006 Chevrolet Silverado, was stolen from Fuller Auto Sales in New Philadelphia in January 2017, after Faulkner and his girlfriend test drove it. It was found by authorities with a scrap vehicle title and a temporary tag in his girlfriend's name at Faulkner's home.
The final count involves a 2007 Ford F150 burned in the area of Yellow Creek in Saline Township, Jefferson County. The vehicle had been reported stolen and an insurance claim was made to Allstate Insurance. However, before it was set ablaze, the vehicle had been stripped of the tailgate, hitch and wheels. The wheels and tires from the vehicle were later found at Faulkner's home.
Sentencing for Faulkner is scheduled for April 16.
When asked by Judge C. Ashley Pike whether Weikart has the facts in the case correct, Faulkner at first talked about the plea deal and then admitted he was guilty of some of it.
"I will say I'm guilty," Faulkner said.
After the hearing Weikart credited East Palestine Patrolman Dan Haueter with solving the case, along with now East Palestine Police Chief Jim Brown, who was working at the time as an investigator with the county prosecutor's office.
Faulkner's girlfriend, Anlynn N. Allison, 24, also last known address in Struthers, is currently facing 26 charges for her involvement in the case. Her case is currently scheduled for a jury trial on May 2.
In a somewhat related case, on Friday Adam J. Faulkner, 20, state Route 14, East Palestine, was placed on four years community control for receiving stolen property. On Aug. 23, 2016, Faulkner had a 1997 Jeep Wrangler belonging to the Elkton Auto Corral, which had two VINs scratched off and the dash VIN had been tampered with.


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What is the difference between terrible and amazing service?
Providing superlative customer service is the holy grail of many organizations, yet few actually achieve it.
In fact in my experience, the majority of businesses hover between providing mediocre service to downright terrible service.
Why do the words (of wanting to exceed the customer's expectations with dazzling service) and music (of actually delivering mind-blowing service) not match?
It's because service is not a single act, but rather a number of actions taking place simultaneously. It's a holistic approach to the customer that satisfies a broad range of their requirements as opposed to addressing a narrow slice of their wants and desires.
TERRIBLE service typically looks like this:
— Rules, policies and procedures are created to serve the organization's purposes. They are put in place as control mechanisms to satisfy the auditors. They have the intended impact of keeping the customer at a distance. An arms-length relationship with the customer is the result.
— Frontline responsibilities center around enforcing the customer engagement rules of the organization. Frontline people are not empowered to bend the rules in favour of the customer when it makes sense.
— The leadership philosophy is command and control where activities are predetermined and degrees of freedom are limited.
— There is little or no flexibility for people to deviate from established procedures. Those who do so are punished in some way or another.
— Short term results are stressed. There is little time to build sustaining relationships with customers as sales are pressed to deliver product sales annually.
— Quality of service is determined using metrics that are generated by internal systems; the customer is rarely engaged in the process.
Call centers are managed to contain costs
— Efficiency is the focus in customer contact operations. Call Centers are measured on the length of time they are on the phone with a customer and on the number of calls processed. Furthermore, call centers are outsourced based on economics. Service levels are contained by the need to reduce costs to the lowest possible level.
— Special deals and promotions are offered indiscriminately to non-customers to entice them away from their current supplier, while existing loyal customers don't qualify for the same deals.
— Customers are viewed as transactions where the only thing that is important is the money exchanged.
— Customers don't have personal identity; customized solutions to meet the specific needs of an individual are non-existent. Mass markets and a one-size-fits-all mentality drives the marketing and service activity.
— Telemarketing is used extensively and products are flogged to people without regard for the interruptions and inconvenience caused them.
AMAZING service, on the other hand, looks like this:
— The organization has a culture of caring for it's people and this transcends to how customers are dealt with.
— Leadership believes that their primary role is to serve their employees; to make it easy for them to do their job. They believe that if the frontline is served well from within the customer will be served in the same manner.
— Internal rules, policies and procedures are created in the image of creating memorable service experiences for the customer. Good business practices are of course applied but the organization is flexible enough to restrict the mandatory controls to the necessary minimum.
— Frontline employees are empowered to bend the rules in order to say yes to a customer. The service strategy in play is to find a way to do what the customer wants and not enforce rigid rules.
— Service heroes are recognized constantly, reinforcing the importance of the serving ethic.
— Humanity is built in to service operations. Leadership understands that mind-blowing service is delivered by people not machines. Hi-Touch rallies over Hi-Tech.
— Call centers are in sourced and are considered a core competency of providing dazzling service.
Call centers are used to create customer loyalty
— The quality of the customer contact is considered the primary objective. Each moment of truth is engineered to produce an emotion-rich experience for the customer.
— Quality of service measurement is based on the customer's perception of how they were served. Internal operational statistics are used only to diagnose a customer perceived problem.
— The organization gives gifts to their loyal customers as a "thank you!" for their continued patronage.
— The recruitment process is geared to finding people who "love humans". The belief is that they can learn the business but are borne with the gift of serving.
— The organization heavily invests in service believing in long term results rather than emphasis on the short term.
— Social media tools are extensively used to connect with and learn from their tribe.
— The organization is open to feedback and criticism; they use it to improve how they serve customers.
Amazing service occurs when everything that is relevant to the customer is provided seamlessly and consistently.
And it is expressive of a leadership culture that looks outside to what customers want as opposed to managing internal efficiency.
Roy Osing (@royosing) is a former President and CMO with over 33 years of leadership experience covering all the major business functions including business strategy, marketing, sales, customer service and people development. He is a blogger, content marketer, educator, coach, adviser and the author of the book series Be Different or Be Dead.


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Annapurna Foothills Circuit Trek:
The number of days required for Annapurna Foothills Circuit Trek will be dispersed as:
• Trekking Days: 11 Days.
• Kathmandu Stay: 03 Days.
• Pokhara Stay: 02 Days.
• Departure Day: 01 Day.
"If you seek creative ideas go walking"
Annapurna foothills Circuit trek gives anyone ample opportunity to witness the mystical region of Annapurna. Furthermore, appreciate the spectacular landscape, discover strange forests alike the lord of the rings setting and understand the unique culture. The exceptional ethos of the people living in this spiritual region, who are popularly known as GURUNGS is indeed fascinating.
Despite being an effortless trek it has so much to offer to the travelers from all around. In fact there is none who doesn't fancy walking in this most exquisite trail which is unique on its own. It is definitely for anyone with any level of physical fitness which delivers enough in a beautiful time-frame. Annapurna foothills circuit trek is for everyone who wishes to trek, enjoy the scenic beauty and wants a freedom to stroll without making the trekking fun too exhausting and strenuous.
This miraculous trek to the secluded mountain terrain is one of the most marvelous hikes to experience Nepal. It cheerfully opens before us up with its unique culture, beautiful people, and amazing views of lofty peaks – it's simply tempting.
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More to the point, this circuit trek is as popular as any destination in Nepal. Essentially, every year thousands of people pick it as their spot of vacation including the trekkers, biologists and naturalists. It's one of the bestselling and the highlight of the Annapurna region that in reality connects the great Annapurna Circuit Trek. Besides, its natural splendor it offers anyone with the stunning sunrise and sunset views.
Walking along the foothills of high mountain hills through the ancient cultural local settlements gives you the real trekking experience. Consequently, stop worrying about the altitude and the hazards of going high into the thin air and sign up for the tranquil Annapurna trek and take all the fun.
Short Itinerary
- DAY 01: Arrive to Kathmandu (1400 m/4593 ft)
- DAY 02: Half day city tour/ afternoon trek briefing and preparation / welcome dinner
- DAY 03: Drive to Pokhara (820 m/2690 ft) 6 - 7 hours
- DAY 04: Drive to Kande (1770 m/5807 ft) (and Trek to Australian Camp (2165 m/7103 ft) 2 hours
- DAY 05: Trek to Tolka (1700 m/5577 ft)
- DAY 06: Trek to Ghandruk (1940 m/6364 ft)
- DAY 07: Trek to Tadapani (2630 m/8628 ft) 4 hours
- DAY 08: Trek to Dobato (3426 m/11240 ft) morning excursion to Muldai view point (3637 m/11932 ft) 4 - 5 hours
- DAY 09: Trek to Chistibung (2,950 m/9678 ft) 4 - 5 hours
- DAY 10: Trek Kopra Ridge (3,600 m/11811 ft) 3 hours
- DAY 11: Swanta (2,214 m/7263 ft) 5 hours
- DAY 12: Ghorepani (2,860 m/9383 ft) 4 hours
- DAY 13: (morning excursion to Poonhill for sunrise view) - trek to Hille (1,430 m/4691 ft) 5 - 6 hours
- DAY 14: Trek to Nayapul and drive to Pokhara
- DAY 15: Fly to Kahtmandu - 25 minutes
- DAY 16: Departure day.
Important Note
The above itinerary is simply a guideline and is subject to alteration as per the circumstances. Your group leader is solely liable to bring about changes in the best interest of the group.
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You have variety of choices for the food and so far with Nepal Pyramids absolute contentment prevails in regards to meals and Local Tea-House.
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Most lodges provide you with hot shower facility at minimal cost but not all lodges do. However, these basic lodges do provide anyone with bucket – hot shower which is indeed a great experience in the Himalayas. WiFi is limited to few lodges over some charges but they are not always reliable.
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⭐ Early departure to Pokhara (820m), the second biggest city, also very popularly known as the second home of the tourists is the land of extravagant beauty that triggers excitement despite its 6 hours' drive.
⭐ Drive to beautiful settlement of Kande and trek to Australian Camp with the view of majestic mountains and extensive vibrant green hills are incredible.
⭐ Walk to the striking Gurung settlement through the forest trail offers you the most astonishing views with towering mountains along with the deep gorge which appears into the depth of profound valleys.
⭐ After Tadapani walking into the lord of the rings like setting forested trail is a lifetime invaluable experience.
⭐ Khopra Ridge, the high elevated Himalayan meadow is simply stunning and overnight stay at the community lodge with the most charismatic mountain views is the highlight of the entire trip which is priceless.
⭐ Walk to Ghorepani, the world's largest Rhododendron growing forest area and morning excursion to Poonhill for the exceptional sunrise view is one cherishing moment endowed with spectacular panoramic mountains view along with the Kali Gandaki gorge, the deepest gorge in the world.
⭐ Finally drive to Pokhara and getting to Phewa Lake with the magnificence of the Himalayas mounting at the backdrop creates an atmosphere of peace and delight.
Detailed Itinerary
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DAY 1: KATHMANDU, THE CAPITAL CITY (1,400 m/4,593 ft)
Soon you land in Kathmandu airport your group leader will be there with Nepal Pyramids board to greet you and transfer you to the hotel. Despite, the capital city of Nepal certainly being the busiest with hectic traffic it undoubtedly has a strong appeal with local splendor and vigorous activities around, where you can simply relax and take pleasure in the fun of driving through the unfamiliar roads.
• Pick up from the international airport.
• Transfer to hotel by your Group Leader.
• Short preliminary briefing.
• Arriving early gives you an opportunity to explore Kathmandu.
• Welcome dinner and getting to know each other.
Today would be the most exhilarating day where your leader introduces you to our city tour expert who guides you to the most pious Hindu and Buddhist religious place that are listed in the world heritage sites and elucidates you the entire mysticism over its existence.
• Breakfast depending on your choice and preference.
• Meet-up at 9 am for the tour.
• Visit to Boudhanath Stupa and Pashupatinath.
• Lunch on your preference.
• Getting together for trek briefing as per the time given by your leader.
• Distribution of company's trek equipment's.
DAY 03: DRIVE TO POKHARA (820 m/2,690 ft) 7 hours
Driving 200 km to Pokhara, the second biggest city of Nepal is very entertaining giving you ample opportunity to know how locals live up to drive through these winding roads in local bus which are often enormously packed.
• 6/7 hours drive.
• Early drive to Pokhara to skip any uncertainty of traffic jam.
• Fabulous scenery as you navigate through this new roads.
• A very relaxing multiple breaks gives you time to stretch and enjoy.
• Lunch stop in one of the highway restaurant with its excellent food choices is very comforting.
• Being in Pokhara unlike Kathmandu will definitely add more excitement to your anticipation.
DAY 04: DRIVE TO KANDE (1,770 m / 5,807 ft) and TREK TO AUSTRALIAN CAMP (2,165 m/7,103 ft)
Today after breakfast we drive for about an hour to the west of Pokhara to the beautiful settlement of Kande that offers remarkable view of mountain and traditional villages. Soon we set off into the delightful trail ascending through the consistent stone steps to Australian Camp, a settlement situated on the high hill ridge where the stunning valley and the majestic Annapurna range opens up in all its magnificence.
• Sensational drive to the village of Kande.
• 2 hours beautiful hike through woodland to Australian Camp.
• The vertical ascent to Australian Camp is challenging yet rewarding with the most beautiful view.
• The scenic beauty, deep gorge and farming terraces at the backdrop is phenomenal.
• Overnight stay, fabulous dinner and briefing by your leader along with number of alluring narratives.
• Great view of Annapurna range and Machchapurchare (fishtail) mountain. The sunset and sunrise from the Australian Camp is something not to be missed.
DAY 05: TREK TO TOLKA (1,700 m/5,577 ft) 4 – 5 hours
Today we wake up early for the most stirring sunrise view from Australian Camp. Soon we are doing with our breakfast we walk a beautiful trail through the forest of Rhododendron, Oak and Maple to the small settlement of Deurali. We descend down from Deurali through the most enchanting forested trial and walk a gradual trial to the yet another Gurung village of Pothana. Gradually through the effortless trail we get to our destination, Tolka. Overnight stay at the local lodge with locally made meals.
• Wake up call as set by your leader.
• After breakfast today's walk is pretty much on undulating trails.
• Most of the time you are in the shade keeping you away from the harsh day sun.
• Overnight stay in this small beautiful village of Tolka is quite an experience.
• Landscape and mountain views are stunning.
DAY 06: TREK TO GHANDRUK (1,940 m/6,364 ft) 5 hours
We walk an effortless trail with the grandest view of the landscape and deep gorge to the next beautiful Gurung village of Landruk. We descend to the village of Kumi, situated at the Valley of Modi River. You may also see ample wild honey hives high up on the towering cliffs. We climb steep trail with steps that will eventually take us to Ghandruk, the biggest Gurung rural community in the region.
• Most gentle walk that has so much to offer.
• The scenic beauty, deep gorge and farming terraces at the backdrop is phenomenal.
• Overnight stay, fabulous dinner and briefing by your leader along with number of alluring narratives.
• Great view of Annapurna South, Hiunchuli and Machchapurchare (fishtail) mountain.
DAY 07: TREK TO TADAPANI: (2,630 m/8,628 ft) 4 hours
3 and half to 4 hours walk through the beautiful forest of Rhododendron, Maple, Oak and number of other floras to Tadapani.
• After breakfast today's walk is pretty much on undulating trails.
• Most of the time you are in the shade keeping you away from the harsh day sun.
• Overnight stay in this small settlement of Tadapani is quite an experience.
• Landscape and mountain views are stunning.
• Stunning sunrise view from the tea house veranda itself.
DAY 08: TREK TO DOBATO (3,426 m/11,240 ft) 4 – 5 hours
Morning sunrise view from Tadapani lodge itself is one cherishing moment with the panoramic view of mountains like Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, Fishtail etc. Today we walk the very untouched woodland trial also very popularly known as "The Lord of The Rings Trial" due to its dramatic forest setting. We gradually ascend to the very small settlement of Meshar and Isharu where we would stop for a tea. Walking into the most beautiful hill cut gradual up trial and stream valley trail we get to yet another small place of Dobato.
• Dazzling sunrise view with snow-capped mountains from the lodge itself.
• Fabulous walk through woodland popularly known as the "Lord of the Rings" trail is peaceful.
• Walking into the stream valley trail away from the harsh day sun is soothing.
• Lunch at Dobato and free afternoon for some activities.
DAY 09: MORNING EXCURSION TO MULDAI VIEW POINT (3,637 m/11,932 ft) AND TREK TO CHISTIBUNG (2,950 m/9,678 ft) 4 hours
Early wakeup for morning excursion to Muldai view point from where the sunrise is one cherishing moment with panoramic view of mountains like Annapurna, Nilgiri, Dhaulagiri, Dhampus peak, Fishtail along with the view of Kali Gandaki – the world's deepest gorge. After breakfast we leave Dobato and walk the mountain ridge trail that takes us to Baili. We descend down to the stream with the most stunning view of landscape and deep valleys with exquisite forest setting of pine, rhododendron and oak. After the foot bridge short undulating trail guides us to Chistibung.
• Early wake-up call for the dazzling sunrise view with ample snow-capped mountains that would move many emotionally.
• Fabulous walk through the mountain ridge trial and lush forest.
• Landscape and mountain views are stunning.
• Lunch at Chistibung and free afternoon for shower and other activities.
DAY 10: TREK KOPRA RIDGE (3,600 m/11,811 ft) 3 – 4 hours
Though a short walk we steeply ascend 600 m to Khopra Ridge. We climb all the way leaving behind the tree line area to the small holy pond from where the view is outstanding. Next short climb takes us to the alpine Khopra Ridge where there is only one lodge belonging to the community. Availability of rooms need to be confirmed beforehand.
• Most enchanting ascend with lots of floras and fauna.
• Getting to the alpine Khopra with the most stunning mountain views is mesmerizing.
• Getting closer to the soaring peaks overlooking the deepest gorge is breathtaking.
• Lunch and free afternoon to explore and to see the herds of yaks around, sunset is never to be missed.
DAY 11: TREK TO SWANTA (2,214 m/7,263 ft) 5 hours
After breakfast steeply descend retracing our trail back to Chistibung. We further descend down through the lush forest to a cultural isolated lodge for lunch. Continuing our trail through the forest of bamboo, oak and rhododendron where few locals have spotted wild bear and tiger we get to the most beautiful terraced village of Swanta, considered to be one of the most attractive village in the region.
• Awesome walk through the forested trial.
• Lunch in the middle of timberland is yet another attraction.
• Group trekking is suggested after lunch for group safety any uncertainty against wild animals.
• Being at the most attractive terraced village of Swanta is irreplaceable.
• Time to relax and chill out.
DAY 12: TREK TO GHOREPANI (2,860 m/9,383 ft) 4 hours
4 hours walking through the beautiful woodland trail of rhododendron, maple and oak is overwhelming and getting to Ghorepani the leading protected area in Nepal with the world largest Rhododendron forest is extraordinary. While walking to Ghorepani we ultimately connect to the most admired Annapurna Circuit trial. Ghorepani, the place that has served as a crucial place for the meet up of traders during the salt trade era between Nepal and Tibet.
• Unbelievable hike through the dramatic forest setup.
• Lot to see if you are trekking in spring.
• Getting to Ghorepani, the blue roof settlement is electrifying.
• Know the legends of Ghorepani.
• Free afternoon for self – exploration.
• Overnight stay, marvelous dinner and chill out.
DAY 13: MORNING EXCURSION TO POONHILL FOR SUNRISE VIEW and TREK TO HILLE (1,430 m/4,691 ft) 5 – 6 hours
Morning sunrise view from Poon-Hill is one cherishing moment with panoramic view of mountains like Annapurna, Nilgiri, Dhaulagiri, Dhampus peak, Fishtail etc. Looking down upon the Kali Gandaki Gorge, the worlds deepest gorge where we walked a couple of days back is something remarkable.
• Early wake-up call for the 45 minutes excursion to Poon-Hill (3200 m/10,498 ft).
• Dazzling sunrise view with ample snow-capped mountains moves many emotionally.
• Breakfast and steep descent (1400 m) down to Hille.
• Despite no mountain view Hille is admired for its culture and its time honored farming terraces.
• Being it a last night fun activities follows with dancing, eating, drinking and tipping.
2 and a half hours walk to Nayapul, the starting point and depending on your preference the leader will organize your lunch. 1 and a half hour drive to Pokhara. Pokhara (820 m), the second biggest city, also very popularly known as the second home of the tourists is the land of extravagant beauty that would undoubtedly trigger excitement.
• End of your trekking days.
• We bid goodbye to our local staff.
• Drive to Pokhara, and in Pokhara the beautiful Phewa Lake and the magnificence of the Himalayas mounting at the backdrop create an atmosphere of peace and delight.
• As per preference your leader will assist you in your Pokhara activities that may include: lake explore and hike to peace pagoda, paragliding, zip lining etc. or it's entirely up to your choice if you want to stay back and explore Pokhara for shopping.
Sensational flight back to the capital city of Kathmandu with an outstanding panoramic view.
• Sensational flight to Kathmandu
• Explore the Capital City of Kathmandu as per your requirements.
Depending on your flight schedule airport transportation will be provided.
Dates & Cost
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Cost Includes
✅ National park entry fees, conservation fees, trekking permit, TIMS permit.
✅ Airport pickups and drops facility on both Domestic and International flights.
✅ Three star twin bed sharing hotel Accommodation in Kathmandu and Pokhara on Bed / Breakfast basis.
✅ Welcome dinner in a typical traditional Nepali restaurant.
✅ Half day guided city sightseeing with paid entrance fee.
✅ All Government and Local tax.
✅ Fundamental trekking gears like sleeping bag, down jacket fleece liner etc.
✅ All Ground transportation to and from preferred destination as per the itinerary.
✅ Tea-house accommodation or tented camp as per the trek.
✅ Properly boiled hot water for drinking every evening and morning.
✅ staff insurance.
✅ Meals (Lunch, dinner, breakfast with hot beverages) during trek.
✅ An accomplished trekking Group Leader and assistant guides.
✅ Oxygen cylinders and an all-inclusive medical kit on all trips.
✅ Take away Nepal Pyramids duffel bag, T-shirt, Buff (multiple head-wear) and trekking Map.
✅ Porter service.
✅ Porters' Clothing.
Cost Excludes
❌ Fee levied on Nepali visa.
❌ All personal expenses including Food while in Kathmandu/Pokhara.
❌ International flight fares.
❌ Medical examination or emergency rescues.
❌ Donations.
❌ Staff Tipping.
❌ Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu on early arrival.
❌ Travel or medical insurance.
❌ Optional tours and sightseeing or any activities during free time.
❌ Other personal expenses – laundry, battery charges, shower etc.


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