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Vic Falls to Cape Town
Livingstone to Cape Town
19 Days
US$ 1,169+ Local Payment of US$380.00
Normally US$2,699
Take a journey from the exciting adventure sports capital of Livingstone to Cape Town in South Africa, through Namibia. Watch incredible sunrises over immense sand dunes in the Namib Desert and camp by floodlit waterholes in Etosha NP where abundant wildlife begs to be photographed. Cruise the waterways of the Okavango Delta and try to spot the kings of Africa's animal kingdom in Chobe, this tour is perfect for adrenaline junkies.
About this tour
- Type of Travel: Overland Truck
- Group Size: Normally 4-34. Average 18.
- Recommended Age: 18-39
- Country: Zambia, Botswana, Namibia, South Africa
Day 1 to 1 - Arrive Livingstone
The first day of your tour is simply an arrival day with no pre-organised activities. In order to allow time to relax and see some of the sights you may wish to add pre tour accommodation. On arrival please ask at the reception for information on when the pre departure meeting will be held.
Welcome to Livingstone! As well as a gateway to the majestic Victoria Falls, the town, named after the great 19th century Scottish explorer David Livingstone, is also a haven for adrenalin-pumping, heart-stopping adventure activities.
Packed with optional excursions, your time in Livingstone allows time to try out some of the many activities on offer. All the excursions can be booked from our hotel and you can even cross in to Zimbabwe for the day.
Optional Excursions
Half/full day white water rafting – US$160-170 (Zambezi rafting is generally possible between June and January and is closed throughout the rest of the year) • Victoria Falls Bungee jumping – US$160 • Abseiling – US$55 • Gorge swing – US$95 • Microlight ride - 15 mins – US$155 • Helicopter ride over Victoria Falls (15 mins) – US$165 • Canoeing - full day – US$145 • Jet boat – US$120
1 night(s) camping at Victoria Falls Waterfront or similar
1 Dinner(s)
Day 2 to 2 - Chobe Area
Next we stay in the town of Kasane, the gateway to Chobe National Park which is home to the most diverse wildlife in Botswana. 11,000 square kilometres of wilderness, flood plains, forests and swamps supports all manner of animal and birdlife. To gain a different perspective on the park and to see the diversity of this incredible place, in the afternoon we have the option to board a boat for a cruise up the Chobe River to see the wildlife from a different viewpoint as the sun goes down. Game is common along the water's edge; as we glide by you may see elephants, buffalos, kudu, bushbuck, hippo, giraffe and sable.
Located in north west Botswana, Chobe is a diverse area spanning from the border at the Chobe River, to the now dry Savute Channel and beyond to the borders of the Moremi Game Reserve and Okavango Delta. The park is divided into four distinctly different eco systems: Serondela with its lush plains and dense forests in the Chobe River area, the Savuti Marsh, the Linyanti Swamps and the dry hinterland and it is famous for having one of the largest game concentrations in the African continent.
Please note: From the 1st of June 2017, you will be required to pay a Tourism Levy of U$30 when entering Botswana. This is payable by cash or credit card.
Approximate Travel Time: Five hours depending on border
Optional Excursions
Sunset game cruise -US$35-40
1 night(s) camping at Thebe River Safaris or similar
1 Breakfast(s), 1 Lunch(es), 1 Dinner(s)
Day 3 to 3 - Maun
Driving across the top edge of the Kalahari Desert we reach the town of Maun, where we will then go on to visit the Okavango Delta, Africa's largest freshwater wetland.
Approximate Travel Time: A full day drive
1 night(s) camping at Sedia Hotel & Campsite or similar
1 Breakfast(s), 1 Lunch(es), 1 Dinner(s)
Day 4 to 4 - Okavango Delta
The Okavango Delta is a huge area of very slow flowing water fed by the Kavango River. The water fans out from the river into a labyrinth of channels, lagoons and palm-covered islands before evaporating over the sands of the Kalahari Desert.
We depart camp early and head to the polling station where you will board a hand-crafted mokoro (small boats with shallow drafts similar to canoes) and glide silently along the reed-fringed waterways, steered by stealthy polers who earn their living transporting travellers along the delta.
We spend the night camping on small islands in the bush, with our exact camp spot determined by the water level and local conditions at the time. This campsite has no facilities and the polers will dig a communal toilet a safe distance from the camp. You will have a chance to swim in the delta, paddle the mokoros yourself and take walking safaris through the bush and you will share a delicious meal under the stars and around the campfire. The following morning, you will return to the mokoro station and travel back to our accommodation in Maun. This afternoon you will have the opportunity to fly over the Delta if you choose to do so.
Included Excursions
Okavango Delta – 1 Night mokoro cruise & game walk excursion to the Okavango Delta
1 night(s) camping
1 Breakfast(s), 1 Lunch(es), 1 Dinner(s)
Day 5 to 5 - Maun
From the Delta you will then return to Maun for one more night where you will re-join your driver and expedition vehicle.
1 night(s) camping at Sedia Hotel & Campsite or similar
1 Breakfast(s), 1 Lunch(es), 1 Dinner(s)
Day 6 to 6 - Divundu
Departing Maun we drive through Botswana towards Namibia and cross the border through a narrow strip of land known as the Caprivi Strip. Keep your eyes peeled as we drive through Mahongo Game Reserve as you may be lucky enough to spot zebra, giraffe, gazelle and elephants among other wildlife.
Please note: A yellow fever vaccination is required for travellers arriving to Namibia from countries with risk of yellow fever transmission; this includes transiting through a yellow fever risk country. Please make sure you have a valid yellow fever certificate with you for inspection by Namibian customs or health authorities, otherwise you could be refused entry or quarantined
Approximate Travel Time: Six hours depending on the border
1 night(s) camping at Rainbow River Lodge or similar
1 Breakfast(s), 1 Lunch(es), 1 Dinner(s)
Day 7 to 8 - Etosha National Park
We will spend two nights camping in or around Etosha National Park. Where possible we try to stay at the rest camps inside the park for one or more nights. All the campsites inside or outside of the park are very well equipped with great facilities providing us with a great base to explore the park on our full day game drive. Etosha National Park is one of the most memorable places you will visit on this trip.
Etosha National Park is one of the best places in Africa to spot cheetah and the endangered black rhino. Keep your camera lens ready for rare antelope species, the Burchell's zebra and black-faced impalas which roam the wild savannah. You may spot the odd giraffe or two chewing through thorny acacia trees in the woodland areas. Etosha National Park is a bird watcher's paradise with some 340 species inhabiting the park at different times of the year. For a short period after seasonal rains Etosha's vast salt pan is covered by a layer of water which attracts massive flocks of pelicans, flamingoes and other wading birds. While the pan is dry it is notable for the way it dramatically changes colour during the early morning and late afternoon sun.
Approximate Travel Time: Full day in the truck including Game Drive
2 night(s) camping at Namutoni Rest Camp or similar
2 Breakfast(s), 2 Lunch(es), 2 Dinner(s)
Day 9 to 9 - Kamanjab
This morning we leave the Etosha area and make our way towards Kamanjab where we stay for the night at the famous Otjitotongwe Cheetah Park. You have the option to to get close to these beautiful creatures which have been rescued, on an optional tour around the reserve.
Approximate Travel Time: Seven hours stopping along the way
Optional Excursions
Otjitotongwe Cheetah Park - $N70 (Namibian Dollars)
1 night(s) camping at Otjitotongwe Cheetah Guest Farm or similar
1 Breakfast(s), 1 Lunch(es), 1 Dinner(s)
Day 10 to 10 - Windhoek
Welcome to Windhoek, Namibia's capital city. At an elevation of 1650 metres, Windhoek lies in a beautiful valley and is surrounded by the Eros Mountains in the north and the Auas mountains to the south. This is the only city in Namibia and is home to a population over 250,000 inhabitants.
You will notice the strong German influence here. German is still widely spoken and it is common to find traditional breads, sausage, and other delicacies, they even hold annual beer festivals!
No tourists visit to Windhoek is complete without paying a visit to Joe's Beerhouse, a bar and restaurant providing a mix of warm Namibian and German hospitality. This place is full of old relics from 'Joe's' travels and creates a great atmosphere for socialising and reminiscing about your journey so far. Here you can also opt to sample some delicious game meats or try out one of the many craft beers on offer.
Approximate Travel Time: Nine hours
1 night(s) camping at Urban Camp or similar
1 Breakfast(s), 1 Lunch(es)
Day 11 to 13 - Swakopmund
We will then head to Swakopmund, a historic German colonial town surrounded by desert situated on the Atlantic Ocean coast. It is Namibia's most popular holiday destination. Once in Swakopmund, we have two full days to fuel your thirst for an adrenaline rush with a range of optional excursions available. The town has a selection of good bars and restaurants, and you can spend the evening watching videos of activities you did during the day over a cold locally brewed beer or two. It's a great place for a few nights and a lot of fun.
Approximate Travel Time: Day 11 is a full day stopping along the way
Included Excursions
Stop off at Solitaire and the Tropic of Capricorn
Optional Excursions
Sunset Boat Cruise – From US$15 • Quad Bike Tour – From US$35 • Camel Ride – From US$20pp • Sandboarding – From US$30 • Tandem Skydiving- US$210
3 night(s) in hostels at Villa Weiss or similar
3 Breakfast(s), 1 Lunch(es)
Day 14 to 14 - Sesriem
Today we have a scenic drive through some beautiful mountainous areas and through the Namib-Naukluft National Park, famous for its giant sand dunes, on our way to Sesriem. We drive towards the tropic of Capricorn where we make a stop so that you can get that obligatory picture with the sign before having our lunch stop at Solitaire, a small settlement in the Khomas Region of Central Namibia. Once we've at Sesriem arrived, you can go on a walk through the Sesriem Canyon in the late afternoon. An amazing variety of wildlife has adapted to the harsh conditions here and you may see rock pigeon, crow, starling and owl, along with various species of lizard.
Approximate Travel Time: Eight Hours
Included Excursions
Sesriem Canyon
1 night(s) camping at Sesriem Rest Camp or similar
1 Breakfast(s), 1 Lunch(es), 1 Dinner(s)
Day 15 to 15 - Fish River Canyon
This morning we wake up early in Sesriem to reach Dune 45 before sunrise and hike to the top of the dune to watch the sun rise over them. The copper in the sand dunes creates a beautiful red glow unlike any sunrise seen before. We have time to explore Sossussvlei and Deadvlei where the dark camel thorn trees against the white floor make for superb photos
Approximate Travel Time: Five hours
Included Excursions
Dune 45 (optional sunrise climb),Sossusvlei & Vlei
1 night(s) camping
1 Breakfast(s), 1 Lunch(es), 1 Dinner(s)
Day 16 to 16 - Orange River
We continue south to Orange River, known locally as Gariep, which runs along the border of Namibia and South Africa. On the way we visit Fish River Canyon. Fish River Canyon is one of the world's largest canyons and it is quite breathtaking in its immensity and is rivaled only by the Grand Canyon in North America for sheer grandeur. We will park at the viewpoint overlooking the canyon and from there you can take several short easy walks around the top, stopping along the way for photos.
The Fish River running through the bottom of the canyon is one of Namibia's few permanent rivers and while the flow is seasonal, beautiful turquoise pools can be seen in the distance during the dry season. As you walk and enjoy the colours of the strata and rugged scenery, you may be lucky enough to spot hardy mountain animals in the distance, as well as numerous bird species. Weather depending we will have lunch at the viewpoint.
Approximate Travel Time: Eight hours
Included Excursions
Fish River Canyon
1 night(s) camping at Bushwhacked or similar
1 Breakfast(s), 1 Lunch(es), 1 Dinner(s)
Day 17 to 17 - Cederberg
On our way to Cape Town we will travel via the Cederberg Wilderness Area with its rugged landscape crisscrossed by streams, waterfalls, cool pools and amazing natural rock sculptures. Here you have the option to do a wine tasting tour as we spend a night on a local vineyard.
Approximate Travel Time: Six hours depending on the border
Optional Excursions
Wine tasting – 100 ZAR
1 night(s) camping at Highlanders Camp or similar
1 Breakfast(s), 1 Lunch(es), 1 Dinner(s)
Day 18 to 18 - Cape Town
Situated on the south western tip of Africa and set between the Atlantic Ocean and the iconic Table Mountain, Cape Town is recognised as one of the most beautiful cities on Earth.
There are dozens of amazing sightseeing opportunities to enjoy in Cape Town and in the surrounding area. You can tackle a trek up Table Mountain or take the cable car to the top for spectacular views of the city. If you have a good head for heights you can enjoy the scenery looking over Camps Bay then rather than taking the cable car, abseil 112 metres down again, but obviously this option is not one for the faint hearted!
The V&A Waterfront is the very epitome of African chic and offers a unique shopping and entertainment environment where you can soak up the cosmopolitan vibe of the city. Be sure to sample some of South Africa's famous wines with dinner and sit back with a hot cup of rooibos herbal tea afterwards.
From Cape Town, you can visit Robben Island where former South African President and Nobel Laureate Nelson Mandela was incarcerated among other political prisoners. Once a blight on the nation's history, the island is now seen as a national symbol of triumph over adversity and has been recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. If you want to arrange this activity, it is advised that you book in advance to avoid disappointment.
Just 60 kilometres away from the centre of Cape Town you can visit Cape Point, which is part of the Table Mountain National Park. The peninsula is a largely unspoilt wilderness and home to several species of antelope, including the eland, as well as many beautiful plants species. There are two lighthouses on Cape Point which can be reached by a funicular known affectionately as the Flying Dutchman.
Approximate Travel Time: Four hours
Optional Excursions
Table Mountain – From US$20 • Wine Tasting Tour – From US$60 • Robben Island (Weather dependent) – US$30
1 night(s) in hostels at Big Blue Backpackers or similar
1 Breakfast(s)
Day 19 to 19 - Depart Cape Town
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.
1 Breakfast(s)
What you need to know
- We will try to run your tour as close to the itinerary as conditions will allow. On very rare occasions, local events may affect the way your itinerary operates. We ask for your flexibility and understanding in these situations.
- Many countries have strict rules on the age and quality of foreign cash. We therefore recommend you bring only new, unmarked and undamaged bank notes. This includes your Local Payment on tours where required.
- This tour is of a participatory nature and requires travellers to participate in the shopping, cooking of meals and setting up the tents whilst at campsites.
- On this tour you can enjoy a remote camping experience in the Okavango Delta. This needs to be booked in advance at an extra cost so please add it to your tour at the time of booking.
- The first day of your tour is simply an arrival day with no pre-organised activities. You will meet your Tucan Travel rep at 18.00 for the pre-departure meeting. In order to allow time to relax and see some of the sights you may wish to add pre-tour accommodation.
- This tour is for those aged between 18-39.
- A yellow fever vaccination is required if you are travelling to/from countries with risk of yellow fever transmission in Africa; this includes transiting through a yellow fever risk country. The majority of our tours in Africa aside from Morocco, require a yellow fever certificate therefore we highly recommend that you obtain this prior to travel. Please make sure that on arrival you have a valid yellow fever certificate ready for inspection by local customs or health authorities, otherwise you could be refused entry or quarantined
- This tour includes a compulsory Local Payment that needs to be paid to the Tour Leader on Day 1 of your tour. For more information on our Local Payments please click here.
What's Included
Excursions & Activities
- Okavango Delta – 1 Night mokoro cruise & game walk excursion to the Okavango Delta
- Stop off at Solitaire and the Tropic of Capricorn
- Sesriem Canyon
- Dune 45 (optional sunrise climb)
- Sossusvlei & Vlei
- Fish River Canyon
14 night(s) camping, 4 night(s) in hostels
Overland Truck
13 Dinner(s), 18 Breakfast(s), 14 Lunch(es)
Tucan Travel tour leader, Tucan Travel driver
What's Not Included
- Visas and travel insurance
- Spending money – budget for meals, snacks, drinks, limited souvenirs, laundry, tips and any extras
- International flights to/from the start/end of your tour and departure taxes
- Tips on excursions, visas, travel insurance, personal items and single rooms.
- Optional excursions - On each trip, you may find there are some excursions that are not included. This might be because they are not to everyone's taste or there may be various options of differing value to choose from. More information on the excursions we recommend is listed under each day of your itinerary though prices may vary. If you are after something in particular, don't hesitate to ask your tour leader.
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One of the best way to gain understanding and experience in the world is to travel abroad. It's the reason we send our kids on foreign exchange programs. Driving on right hand side of the road for the first time or eating outdoors after 9pm are all good developmental experiences. In a similar way experience abroad can tell us a lot about electricity markets and what we can expect when they change.
Energy market design is not quantum physics, but one moustachioed quantum physicists does offer some guidance through the often quoted one liner: "Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler." This is easily said but the regulators will have a difficult task in creating a design which considers our isolated island system, its high renewable penetration, thin market liquidity and dominant market power from incumbents, while still providing stable investment signals. Oh and of course keeping it simple (but not too simple) along the way!
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One particular resource which is available and should be used to the maximum extent possible is the market design and lessons learnt from our closest neighbour, Great Britain. In late 2015 the GB market switched to a single imbalance price with the instigation of Mod P316, which is the same format which will be used to calculate imbalance cash out prices in the I-SEM balancing market. And the I-SEM day ahead and intra-day markets are to be operated by one of the same power exchange operators currently active in GB. The I-SEM balancing market, intraday market and day ahead market can therefore be modelled extremely closely on the GB market design, albeit with some modifications to the balancing market mechanism.
Of course emulating the balancing, intra-day and day ahead markets in GB will not complete the entire I-SEM picture. The GB market itself has substantially failed in providing liquidity in the future markets to new retailers and the regulators would do well to learn from the principles implemented in the German market in how to instigate liquidity and foster competition. The market power of incumbents in both generation and retail will have to be dealt with comprehensively though a suite of measures including mandatory market maker status in the I-SEM futures market.
Thus far the Regulators in Ireland have done a good job in transposing the requirements of the EU target market model into a high level market design. But it is at this point, the commencement of the detailed market rules, that going will get more difficult and the opportunity for the conflicting and diverse motivations of the stakeholder to become apparent. But accepting that change is indeed coming and preparing ourselves by learning the lessons available in other European market will be key to success.
The capacity market and DS3 system services elements of the new I-SEM landscape are opportunities not for Ireland to emulate other jurisdictions, but to lead the way in Europe in providing investment signals for the increasingly important non-energy parts of the market. The fact that these elements of the market may provide multi-year price certainty for new investments is indeed a good decision. If the detailed design of the mechanisms can be got right, Ireland may well lead in Europe in terms of developing the required set of system and capacity products to deal with the challenges of a modern power system with high renewable integration.
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Job offer in england Research Assistant / Associate (Biostatistician) at Simcyp Limited
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|8th December 2017
|7th January 2018
Line of Management: Senior Scientist in the Modelling and Simulation Group
Holiday Entitlement: 25 days, plus statutory bank holidays
Location: Sheffield, UK
Job Overview:
We have an immediate opening for a biostatistician who is keen to apply her/his statistical skills in the field of biological/physiological data analysis and drug development. The candidate should have extensive hands-on experience of biostatistics and be proficient in various statistical data analysis techniques. These should include applying Bayesian approaches in parameter estimation of non-linear time-dependent systems, using Maximum Likelihood and/or Monte Carlo based methods. The candidate should be able to work within a multi-disciplinary environment where scientists from different backgrounds require support for tackling statistical data analysis challenges.
Evidence to show critical assessment of statistical procedures and the ability to carry out research independently will be considered a plus. The post holder is expected to provide on-going customer support and, after training, contribute to education and training activities and client interactions and to act as tutor on workshops.
The successful candidate will join an internationally recognised, multidisciplinary research team, providing opportunities for further development of knowledge and skills. We offer a unique and exciting mix of academic and commercial environments which encourage regular attendance at scientific meetings as part of our continuous education programs.
- MSc or equivalent experience in biostatics or a closely related discipline.
- Possess a strong background in several of the following areas: applied statistics; Bayesian approaches, Monte Carlo methods, clinical study design, optimal study design, Maximum Likelihood.
- Proficient in using R and the related packages.
- Demonstrable communication skills and good interpersonal and organizational skills.
- Familiarity with Bayesian and non-Bayesian approaches to population pharmacokinetic (PoPPK).
- Familiarity with the use of statistical and data analysis packages e.g. SPSS, SAS, WinBUGS, NONMEM.
- Scientific publications in peer-reviewed journals.
- Experience in developing R packages to interact with external tools and developing Shiny applications.
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Simcyp is part of Certara, a company which combines sophisticated research and development informatics with the power of predictive science methodologies to span the drug development spectrum and offer pharma a previously unavailable 'end-to-end' solution in the quest for improving human health. The Simcyp team conducts cutting-edge research and provides consultancy, knowledge integration tools, algorithms, modelling solutions and databases (implemented in its globally-recognised Simcyp Population-based Simulator) for a client base of major blue-chip pharmaceutical and biotechnology organisations. Simcyp focuses, in particular, on gathering information required for the modelling and simulation (M&S) of the individual time-course and fate of drugs. We are on course to become the global industry standard, consequently, there is a continuous requirement for high quality people to join us, help in our expansion and share in our success.
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Review – Fatto a Mano
London Road has seen a transformation over the past 18 months – it is now the road du jour for respectable food destinations to open their doors. The latest addition to this Brighton food hotspot? A gorgeous Italian pizzeria called Fatto a Mano.
Owned by the people behind popular North Laine cafe Bread and Milk, Fatto a Mano carries over the same trendy charm with its white tiles, blue lettering and sleek wooden tables. The wood-fired oven is a pizza-lover's dream. Domed and shielded in white and blue mosaic tiling, it stands proud in the front-left corner of the restaurant. Reaching temperatures of 450 degrees, it's an eye-catching centrepiece.
The owners have done wonders with the space, redesigning it from a charity shop into a smart split-level restaurant. A snug bar runs around the chefs' prep area where you can watch the team at work, and the wood-topped tables dotted about are packed pretty close together. We could hear what our Italian neighbours were saying, but (thankfully, perhaps) couldn't understand a word of their heated conversation.
We arrived on what we thought would be a quiet Tuesday, only to find the place full to the rafters – word has certainly got out that there's a new pizza place in town. Couples were sitting at the bar sharing pizza and prosecco, families were enjoying quality time together and table after table of friends knocked back wine and beer – all filling the restaurant with a lively atmosphere and lots of laughter.
The menu at Fatto a Mano is simple. Starters and sides, red pizza (with San Marzano tomato base), white pizza (without tomato base) and a handful of desserts. It pairs with an Italian wine list: reds from Tuscany and Sicily, whites from Abruzzo and Campania. If booze isn't your thing, it's pleasing to find San Pellegrino on the soft-drinks menu.
The pizzas are Neapolitan style, with a thin, crisp base and pillowy crust. We ordered the Capricciosa (£8.50), the Vegetariana (£7), a side of Campania fries (£2.50) and rocket salad with parmesan (£4).
Our order took up every inch of our table space. The Capricciosa was a red-based pizza with a tomato sauce I found rich and slightly sweet. Topped with smoky ham, bitter black olives, thin salami, basil, mushrooms and blobs of melted mozzarella, I instantly regretted choosing a pizza with so many toppings. The thin base almost buckled under the weight, and the flavours became muddled. The crust was, as predicted, light and soft – I'm dying to go back and choose a simpler pizza.
The white Vegetariana, with sticky, wood-roasted peppers, mushrooms and olives was – in contrast – faultless. With the right amount of toppings and flavour, this caused serious food envy across our table.
We needn't have ordered the fries, gorgeous as they were – piping hot, crisp and tossed with rosemary and sea salt – because the pizza was more than enough. The rocket salad gave a bit of balance and greenery to the meal.
With no room for dessert (although I'm told the lemon custard tart is to die for) and leftover pizza slices tucked away in a takeaway box, we vowed to return to Fatto a Mano. Stylish and cool, it serves excellent pizza with a focus on pleasing customer service – what a great addition to London Road.
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American Girl Company Diversifies Its Line Of Mostly White Dolls
On Friday American Girl doll producer introduces its first Black "Girl of the Year" doll.
Gabriela McBride is the first Girl of the Year doll since 2011 who wasn't white.
This act can be considered the Mattel-owned company's answer to criticism for producing too few dolls of color.
The 18-inch doll has its own beautiful story, presented by its author Teresa E. Harris in a series of three books.
A company representative, Stephanie Spanos, claimed, "The goal has always been to be able to create mirrors and windows for girls to see either a direct reflection of themselves or a window into a life or a culture that may be different from their own."
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Linda Douglass: Only GOP Guilty; More of Dan Rathers Liberal Blather on His 20th Anniversary as Anchor
1) Only Republicans ruin bi-partisanship. "So much
for bi-partisanship," complained ABCs Linda Douglass about how
"Republicans rammed through" Bushs tax cut. But on CBS back
in 1993, Douglass did not castigate Democrats for ramming through
Clintons economic bill without GOP support.
2) Today, March 9, marks Dan Rathers 20th anniversary
as anchor of the CBS Evening News. His bias has been too prolific to all
fit into yesterdays CyberAlert, so here are some more examples of his
liberal advocacy over the years.
>>> MRC President L. Brent Bozell is
scheduled to appear on the Fox News Channels Fox News Live on Saturday
at 5pm EST with host John Gibson. <<<
Correction: The March 9 CyberAlert table of contents promised 25 Rather
quotes and 15 "Ratherisms." While the issue included a bunch of
both, the numbers did not match the actual number of quotes featured.
ABC News
reporter Linda Douglass may have changed networks since 1993, but one
thing hasnt changed about her: When a Presidents economic bill
passes on a party line vote its always Republicans who are guilty of
violating the spirit of bi-partisanship.
In 1993 they were guilty of partisanship for
opposing Bill Clintons plan, but yesterday instead of calling Democrats
partisan for opposing Bushs tax cut bill, Douglass complained about how
Republicans had abandoned promises of bi-partisanship when they
"rammed through" Bushs tax cut.
Heres how Douglass began her story on
Thursdays World News Tonight: "So much for bi-partisanship,
Charlie [Gibson]. The Republicans rammed through this tax cut, and all but
ten Democrats voted against it, and the Democrats are accusing President
Bush of reneging on his promise to change the tone in Washington."
Now rewind to August 7, 1993 after the Senate passed
Bill Clintons economic bill. Rich Noyes, the MRCs Director of News
Analysis, noticed this is how then-CBS News reporter Douglass described it
on the CBS Evening News:
"The vote on the budget plan was the closest and
most partisan in 50 years. Not a single Republican supported it, and there
was not a vote to spare in either house. Last night, to his jubilant
staff, the President suggested things may move ahead more smoothly
President Bill Clinton: "What we heard tonight at
the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue was the sound of gridlock
Douglass: "But Republicans did not offer an olive
branch, and party leaders scoffed at suggestions that the President had
won a big victory."
Senator Bob Dole: "Well, he, you know, he won, so
I guess he can claim whatever he wants."
For more on how the networks covered the passage of
Bushs tax cut, see the CyberAlert from earlier today:
up where we left off yesterday, below are some more of my favorite
examples of Dan Rathers liberal bias from over the years. Coinciding
with his 20th anniversary today as anchor of the CBS Evening News,
thats several months longer than Walter Cronkite sat in the chair, on
March 8 the MRC published a special Media Reality Check and a special
CyberAlert devoted to his years of liberal spin.
To read those quotes, refer back to the March 8
CyberAlert which included a reprint of the Media Reality Check as well as
additional quotes and many "Ratherisms." Go to:
Two of the quotes in the March 8 CyberAlert feature
matching RealPlayer video clips. The Media Reality Check includes five
more video clips. To view those, go to:
And now to some additional noteworthy quotes culled
from the Notable Quotables archive, in date order from oldest to newest:
++ Soviet citizens liked communism. "Despite
what many Americans think, most Soviets do not yearn for capitalism or
Western-style democracy."
-- Dan Rather on the CBS Evening News, June 17, 1987.
++ Keeping military secrets.
"Allied military units are on the move. Their
positions, movements, and plans must be carefully safeguarded. We must
assume that the enemy is confused about what is happening on the
battlefield and it is absolutely essential that we not do anything
inadvertently ourselves to clarify the picture for him."
-- Defense Secretary Dick Cheney in a press conference at the start of the
Gulf War ground operation, February 23, 1991.
"As part of our CBS News live coverage of the
beginning of the ground war offensive, we're talking to Bob McKeown, a CBS
News reporter who's one mile from the Kuwaiti border. Bob, any indication
of how far up you the think the Allies are now?"
-- Dan Rather, 21 minutes later.
++ Non-liberal blacks are "reactionaries"?
"Black conservatives or reactionaries are getting a lot of attention
since the Thomas nomination...It has been a common misconception that
Americans who happen to be black also happen to be liberal or progressive.
True, perhaps most are, but as Bruce Morton reports in tonight's Eye On
America, the terms black or African-American and conservative or
reactionary are not mutually exclusive."
-- Dan Rather on the July 12, 1991 CBS Evening News.
++ Like Dan does? "Take an election year, add a
budget crunch, and one sure result is an assault on the welfare system,
help for the poor. Still, most of the people who attack welfare have
little or no contact with the people who depend on it."
-- Dan Rather on the CBS Evening News, February 5, 1992
++ Greedy 80s. "And, Eye On America -- a
town fighting back against greed, corporate raiders, and the hangover of
the go-go '80s."
-- Dan Rather, March 19, 1992 CBS Evening News.
++ Centrist Clinton-Gore ticket. "Delegates
approved the Clinton-Gore center-of-the-road Democratic Party platform,
trying to move the party closer to voters around the malls in America's
-- Dan Rather's first convention update during the All-Star Game, July 14,
"Assembled delegates here approved a
center-of-the-road Democratic Party platform to help the Clinton-Gore
ticket go shopping for votes in the fall in America's malls and
-- Rather's second update.
"Earlier, the Democratic Party approved the
Clinton-Gore middle-of-the-road platform calling for law and order, work
for welfare recipients, and a strong U.S. military."
-- Rather's third update.
++ Rather gettin down. Rather: "Some days I
say Why is he [Clinton] doing that?' or Gosh, can he do it a little
better?' But it may be time to, sort of as you say, chill. We know when it
comes to politics and governing, whatever you think of this President,
whether you voted for him or not, he can hang -- which is to say he can do
Arsenio Hall: "See! See! Dan is deep, ain't he?
Dan in the Hood!....I thank you for being here. You're a special guy. And
I hope whatever you have is contagious."
-- Exchange from The Arsenio Hall Show, January 28, 1993.
++ Brilliant Clinton. "[Clinton] pointed out
the Andrew Jackson magnolia tree. He's a very good historian. Harry, I
think if you had been in the room, any viewer-listener who had been in
that room, would have been impressed with the breadth of his knowledge. I
mean he talked about the Oscars. He talked very knowingly about Clint
Eastwood and his new movie Unforgiven, Jack Nicholson's role in A Few Good
Men, and then switched very quickly to a knowledgeable analysis of
Arkansas's chances against North Carolina in the big basketball game
tomorrow night."
-- Dan Rather to CBS This Morning's Harry Smith, after March 25, 1993
Clinton interview.
++ "Republican" Ken Starr I. "There
is growing controversy tonight, about whether the newly named independent
counsel in the Whitewater case is independent or a Republican partisan
allied with a get-Clinton movement. Among the questions about Kenneth
Starr are these: the involvement of anti-Clinton activists in pushing for
Starr's appointment to replace Robert Fiske. Also, Starr's public stand
actively supporting a woman's current lawsuit against the President. This
is a potentially important and explosive story, correspondent Rita Braver
has the latest."
-- Dan Rather on the August 8, 1994 CBS Evening News
++ Poor threatened by Republican takeover of
Congress. "Soup kitchens around the country are reporting demand for
their services is up this Thanksgiving -- unfortunately, donations are
down. And now with the coming shift of power and agendas in Washington,
many charitable groups are worried about how they -- and the people they
help -- can make it."
-- Dan Rather, November 23, 1994 CBS Evening News.
++ GOP makes it harder to survive. "There was
no doubt Republicans in the House had enough votes tonight to pass another
key item in their agenda to rip up or rewrite government programs going
back to the Franklin Roosevelt era. It is a bill making it harder, much
harder, to protect health, safety, and the environment. For example: the
benefit of any new regulation would be required to outweigh the financial
-- Dan Rather, February 28, 1995 CBS Evening News.
++ Of course. "President Clinton will outline
his version of a plan he says will balance the federal budget in ten years
without what Mr. Clinton sees as a radical and extremist Republican plan
to gut programs that help the old, the young, and the poor in order to
bankroll tax giveaways to the rich. Republicans, of course, see it a
different way."
-- Dan Rather before CBS News coverage of President Clinton's budget
address, June 13, 1995
++ Carpet bombing health and safety. "This is
just for starters on a tough week ahead for President Clinton and his
agenda. From another offensive wave on Whitewater to a sweeping rollback
of federal regulations on health, safety, and the environment, it's a
political carpet-bombing attack, wall to wall, House to Senate."
-- Dan Rather, July 17, 1995 Evening News.
++ "Republican Ken Starr II. "The
Republican Whitewater offensive is taking an unprecedented turn: First
Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton has been subpoenaed and now must testify
before a Whitewater federal grand jury. That grand jury is led by a
Republican prosecutor, Kenneth Starr."
-- Dan Rather on the CBS Evening News, January 22, 1996
++ "Republican" Ken Starr III. "New
indications in a CBS News poll out tonight of how the public perceives
Republican special prosecutor Ken Starrs investigation. Our poll
suggests only 27 percent believe Starr is conducting an impartial probe.
And 55 percent think its time for Starr to drop his
-- Dan Rather, March 2, 1998 CBS Evening News.
++ "Republican" Ken Starr IV. "Ken
Starr drops another load on President Clinton....Good evening. Just as
President Clinton was enjoying a day talking up the economy, officially
announcing the first U.S. budget surplus in three decades, Ken Starr hit
him again. The Republican independent counsel and special prosecutor
decided late in the day to announce his decision to press his subpoena for
samples of Monica Lewinsky's handwriting, fingerprints and her
-- Dan Rather at the top of the May 26, 1998 CBS Evening News.
++ What could have been if not for Lewinsky.
"It began with so much promise. Bill Clinton became the first
Democratic President since Franklin Roosevelt to be reelected to a second
term. This was the term hed make his mark on history and determine how
hed be remembered. CBSs Wyatt Andrews looks tonight at the state of
the Clinton legacy."
-- Dan Rather, August 18, 1998 CBS Evening News.
++ "Hard Right" Clinton. "Bill
Clinton's been running pretty hard to the right, so far that some
Democrats now call him a Republicrat.' Do you go that far?"
-- Dan Rather to Jesse Jackson, August 26, 1996 CBS convention coverage.
++ Just about sex. "On Capitol Hill, the
Republican-dominated House now plans to vote Thursday to approve an
official impeachment investigation into President Clinton, his sex life,
and lies he told to hide it."
-- Dan Rather, October 6, 1998 CBS Evening News.
++ Impeachment trial distracting from whats
important. "The Republican leadership has decided, and spoken....They
want the calling of witnesses and the lengthening out of the process. This
is where the matter now stands. Questions such as what to do about Social
Security, improving the nations schools, and the drug menace among
Americas youth basically are on hold. So is what to do about threats to
health of the U.S. economy by what is happening in Asia and Brazil; the
threats to U.S. security posed by Iraq, Iran, and North Korea; and the
peril represented by a collapsing Russia and an emerging China -- all
important parts of the peoples business -- all remain pretty much on
hold, while the trial drags on."
-- January 25, 1999 "Dan Rathers Notebook" radio commentary
posted on the CBS News Web page.
++ Admiring the Kennedys. "We Americans, even
those among us who have never liked the Kennedys politics, have long
been fascinated by the Kennedy mystique. Or as some call it, the Kennedy
myth. The dictionary defines mystique as an aura of heightened meaning
surrounding something to which special power or mystery is given. A
myth is a traditional story dealing with ancestors or heroes, a
story that shapes the world view of a people or delineates the customs
or ideals of a society. By those definitions, like it or not, there is
a Kennedy mystique and their history is mythic....
"What we do know is that some of the aching grief
the family feels tonight we feel because the mystique and the myth are
deep within us. Thats 48 Hours for tonight, an American Tragedy."
-- Dan Rather concluding 48 Hours, July 19, 1999, after the death of John
Kennedy, Jr.
++ Bush "Hard Right" Too. "Now to
Bill Whitaker covering George W. Bushs talking the right talk, as in
Republican hard right, to try to take out Steve Forbes in Iowa and focus
on eliminating John McCain in New Hampshire."
-- Dan Rather, January 23, 2000 CBS Evening News.
++ Pushing gun control. "President Clinton met
today with congressional leaders, pushing them for new gun control laws in
response to more shocking gun violence. Its been a week since a
six-year-old Michigan girl was shot dead by another six-year-old. As
CBSs Diana Olick reports, the little girls death has many wondering
what, if anything, more can be done and asking why Congress hasnt done
anything for months."
-- Dan Rather opening a story on the CBS Evening News, March 7, 2000.
++ Mean and nasty George W. Bush. "On one bit
of campaign meanness and nastiness in particular, George Bush now says
hes sorry his gutter language and personal attack was picked up by a
microphone at a campaign stop yesterday, but he refuses to apologize for
the substance of his comment. Bushs remark was about Adam Clymer, a New
York Times reporter whose coverage he doesnt like."
-- Dan Rather on the CBS Evening News, Sept. 5, 2000.
++ Gore a victim. "Youve been part of an
administration that one can argue has presided over the greatest economic,
sustained economic boom in the history of the country. But here you are in
the last week of the presidential campaign, in which even by your own
estimate youre locked neck and neck with the other guy. Why is
that?....But surely sometime at night the two of you talking, you must
have said, maybe one to the other, Why is this happening to
-- Dan Rather to Al and Tipper Gore in taped interview shown on the
November 1, 2000 CBS Evening News.
++ Bushs anti-uniter cabinet. "When you
nominate someone to be Attorney General... who you know is going to raise
questions, rightly or wrongly, justifiably or otherwise about race
relations, quote a hardline stance on a womans right to choose on
abortion; when you appoint somebody, nominate someone, to be head of the
Interior Department who says, Listen, its alright for people who own
private land to pollute, Im not saying thats right or wrong. I am
saying that a lot are going to say, Wait a minute, this is not uniter-divider
-- Dan Rather, Jan. 15, 2001 Late Show with David Letterman.
++ Treating Liberal spin as fact. "President
Bush tonight outlines his cut-federal-programs-to-get-a-tax-cut plan to
Congress and the nation. Democrats will then deliver their televised
response, which basically says Mr. Bushs ideas are risky business,
endangering among other things, Social Security and Medicare."
-- Dan Rather, February 27, 2001 CBS Evening News.
-- And some of his denials of any bias on his part
or in the media in general:
++ Who, me biased I? "It's one of the great
political myths, about press bias. Most reporters are interested in a
story. Most reporters don't know whether they're Republican or Democrat,
and vote every which way. Now, a lot of politicians would like you to
believe otherwise, but that's the truth of the matter. I've worked around
journalism all of my life, Tom Snyder has as well, and I think he'll agree
with this, that most reporters, when you get to know them, would fall in
the general category of kind of common-sense moderates. And also, let me
say that I don't think that liberal' or conservative' means very
much any more, except to those kind of inside-the-Beltway people who want
to use it for their own partisan political advantage. I don't think it
holds up."
-- Dan Rather answering a caller about liberal bias, February 8, 1995
CBS's Late Late Show with Tom Snyder.
++ Who, me biased II? "The test is not the
names people call you or accusations by political activists inside or
outside your own organization. The test is what goes up on the screen and
what comes out of the speaker. I think the public understands that those
people are trying to create such a perception because they're trying to
force you to report the news the way they want you to report it. I am not
going to do it. I will put up billboard space on 42nd Street. I will wear
a sandwich board. I will do whatever is necessary to say I am not going to
be cowed by anybody's special political agenda, inside, outside, upside,
-- Dan Rather reacting to CBS reporter Bernard Goldberg's charge that the
networks have a liberal bias, March 6, 1996 New York Post.
++ Who, me biased III? "Well, my answer to that
is basically a good Texas phrase, which is bullfeathers....I think the
fact that if someone survives for four or five years at or near the top in
network television, you can just about bet they are pretty good at keeping
independence in their reporting. What happens is a lot of people don't
want independence. They want the news reported the way they want it for
their own special political agendas or ideological reasons."
-- Rather on CNN's Larry King Live, March 11, 1996.
++ Who, me biased IV? "I do believe in what's
become an archaic word for journalists, objectivity. You know my job is to
be accurate, be fair, and in so far as it's humanly possible, to keep my
feelings out of every story...I do agree that one test of a reporter is
how often he or she is able to keep their emotions out of what they are
doing and keep their own biases and agendas out of it."
-- Dan Rather on the CNBC show Tim Russert, September 20, 1997.
++ Who, me biased V? Co-host Bill Press: "Why
is it that you are the epitome of the left-wing liberal media in the mind
of every conservative Ive ever talked to? What did you do to get that
Rather: "I remained an independent reporter who would not report the
news the way they wanted it or -- from the left or the right. Im a
lifetime reporter. All I ever dreamed of was being a journalist, and the
definition of journalist to me was the guy whos an honest broker of
information....I do subscribe to the idea of: Play no favorites and
pull no punches."
-- Exchange on CNNs Crossfire, June 24, 1999.
Somehow, Im not convinced.
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Bake a Dog a Bone is a guide written by Chris Doug, a dog lover and a big proponent of homemade dog food and treats. It is full of great recipes for natural, healthy dog treats, and for those who want to make a business out of producing and selling these scrumptious treats, it includes detailed instructions for getting the business started and making it successful. Many enterprising customers have used these strategies to start thriving businesses, as there is a huge market for these products among health conscious dog owners.
We all love our dogs, and as we learn about the unpalatable practices of some of the big dog food companies, we want to find healthier options to give our furry friends a better, longer life. If you are passionate about animals, like spending time in the kitchen, and having a knack for business, this guide offers a plethora of opportunities.
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Natural pet delicacies are in high demand in the global markets, as they offer healthy alternatives to mass produced pet food products. Each year dog owners spend billions on dog food, and a lot of it is of low quality. Veterinarians highly recommend natural dog foods, and confirm that pets will live longer, healthier, happier lives if they are fed a proper diet. This is no real surprise. Healthy food makes healthier humans, and dogs and other pets are no different.
You can learn to make scrumptious dog treats for your own pets, the pets of friends and family members, or with the ambition to start a wholesale business and sell your treats to retailers and individual customers online. The guide contains over 20 carefully tested recipes that are fun and easy to make—and dogs just love them. Chris Doug is passionate about dogs and feeding them a proper diet, and really wants to see pet owners around the world choose healthier food for their four legged friends.
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Bake a Dog a Bone is full of creative recipes for dogs including:
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- Meat broth soups
- Vegetable treats
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By following the simple recipes anyone can make delicious dog food in just a few minutes time in the kitchen. The guy also contains valuable nutritional information for dogs so pet owners will be able to give their special friends.
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Our dogs deserve to be properly fed, and the recipes in Bake a Dog a Bone make healthy delicious options for them to enjoy. Whether you want to get into business for yourself, or just make sure your own dogs are eating like kings, this guide is sure to impress.


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Rice Stuffed Salmon
Ashley Burnam
My boyfriend likes to shout out random ingredients in the house and then expects an awesome dinner to follow... this is a creation I came up one night before he had a loooong run in the morning. It's very filling and minus the sodium in the rice, it's very healthy too!
2salmon fillets with skin on, 1/3lb pieces
1 boxgeneric, garlic/chicken flavored rice
1 tspcoarse salt(tastes best but other salt is fine)
1 tspfresh ground pepper
1 tspgarlic powder or minced garlic
How to Make Rice Stuffed Salmon
- prepare the rice first- following the directions on the box. Usually it says to toast the rice in a couple tbsp of butter and then add 2 cups of water and simmer for about 20 minutes.
- While the rice is simmering, rinse the salmon and slice it lengthwse to create a picket for the rice. Make the cut close to the skin
- Stuff an overabundance of rice into the salmon and put skin side down on an oiled cookie sheet.
- Add the seasonings to the salmon- salt, pepper, garlic and put either on the bottom shelf on your oven while on broil, or on the top shelf in a 500 degree oven. I cook it for about 12-15 minutes until the top starts to brown and the skin is sizzling.
About Rice Stuffed Salmon
Course/Dish: Fish, Other Main Dishes
Main Ingredient: Fish
Regional Style: Cajun/Creole
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Fill Ratio Differences From Jumpers To High-Fiber-Count Trunks
The case for high-fiber-count trunks are their impact on valuable data center real estate – the pathway for cabling. TIA-569 provides calculations to understand what percentage of tray/conduit/raceway is taken up by cabling along with a recommendation that the individual maximum fill ratio not exceed 25 percent. Though it may not be intuitive, it is a fact that a 50 percent fill ratio actually uses up an entire pathway, because the spaces between cables are part of the equation. With this in mind and referring to Figure below, the first option using more than 3,000 jumpers isn't an option at all. However, the second cabling option (48 72-fiber trunks) does work in a 4 x 6-in tray but not quite as well in a 4 x 4-in tray. Both tray sizes can easily accommodate the six 576-fiber trunks option.


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Draft Beer Tower Refurbish Kit - Stainless Steel
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Refurbish your old draft tower! Beer tastes better coming from a brand new stainless steel faucet, shank assembly and beer line jumper.
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Refurbish your old draft tower! Beer tastes better coming from a brand new stainless steel faucet, shank assembly and beer line jumper. This high quality keg parts kit upgrades your system so that all pieces that come into contact with your beer are made of grade 304 stainless steel.
Stainless steel parts last longer and they won't react with your beer to produce the unpleasant metallic tastes that can sometimes occur with chrome plated or brass parts.
It's simple and easy to replace these parts and you'll be amazed with the improvements!
- This kit allows you to keep your tower and just upgrade its old, worn parts
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Sock Summit Sunday: Crystal Heels & Mini Turkish SocksWednesday, August 24th, 2011
Sunday I started my day early and happily, ready for four sessions in one day. I tried to send a single morning tweet to the Twitter crowd. Something clearly went wrong on the Twitter end of that deal! The system complained that I'd already posted 1,000 updates that day. At 7:58am? Not likely.
My username on Twitter is @ColorJoy . If you are interested in seeing what I post on Twitter, but don't want to have an account of your own, you can read my posts. (I'm fond of retweeting others' inspiring tweets, quotations and links to interesting art/ food web pages.) Find me right here:
Crystal Heels (Afterthoughts that Fit)
The morning classes were quick and fun. I taught "Crystal Heels" three times in three hours. (For Knitters – Basically, a Crystal Heel is an afterthought heel with "facets" from decreasing in different ways. It's a wider and deeper heel than most afterthought heels, and fits rather well even though it does not have a gusset.)
An afterthought heel is just that. You knit a tube with a toe, either top down or toe up, and then you go back and add a heel in the middle. They are great for striping yarns and for folks who have a tendency to wear out heels a lot, because they are easy to replace.
Here is a photo of a "normal" afterthought heel, a sock from Turkey with a modified shape/depth, and my Crystal Heel. Note that the center sock is for a larger foot than the other two, with proportionally larger heel.
Notice that my heel stays fairly wide for about 2/3 of the length of itself, to make room for the shape a human heel typically has. You can see that the first one is neither deep enough, nor wide enough. The knit fabric depends on its stretchy nature to make up for the improper fit.
I am getting letters from folks who took this class, already. Folks are finding it fits them well, and it's a real thrill to hear from them.
Since the class was about a heel technique that one could use on socks already in progress, these students were able to use the information from class very quickly in a real project. How exciting!
Mini-Turkish Socks
It was great to finish the Summit with perhaps my favorite class (if I am allowed to have favorites). I taught a tiny Turkish sock design, based on a sock from Turkey I own. It has a very different structure from those which I see in most publications, so is a fun and different class.
I believe I had 21 people in the class. Out of that, 16 stuck around to put finished sock projects in this photo. It makes me smile! (This one is clickable, where the image gets much larger so you can see the stitch detail if you click on it. I thought you'd enjoy the close up.)
We had such a grand time together, that the class wanted a group photo. Here they are (also clickable):


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softly sinking into the day
playing with the sore spots of yesterday
pangs of recent memory
softly sinking into the day
playing with the sore spots of yesterday
pangs of recent memory
prior rites
pricking lights
peaceful sights
potent sighs
portent eyes
what a strange place
copies and overlays
people, places, things
all the same
completely different
I miss you
come home
scales shift beneath skin
beneath fur
beneath wool
hot blood
coppery sweet vermilion
I logged in today to find I had been invited to a 100 word story challenge. I am very excited! It is my first such challenge and I am thrilled to be invited to participate. Thank you so much!
The rules are easy, write 100 words about whatever strikes your fancy. There is a ten word buffer (that i took advantage of). Then nominate a few people. I like the idea of three. Please, if you want to join in, do! Then post a link in the comments so I can read them. =)
I was delightfully surprised by:
I invite the following three to join in:
My 100 words…
In this existence, we are frequently touched by others. It may be for a moment, it may be for a few months, or for the rest of your life. Our voices ripple outward, reaching unexpected places. I would not be here, writing this, had it not been for a poem about a dragon I read on my birthday. I would not be in this new city, living in a home I never suspected I could find, had it not been for a chance invitation last year. Keep sending out your ripples, keep touching lives, keep being open to all that it brings. Follow the palm trees.
up all night
sleeping at the edge
of dawn and couches
laughter hides
smiles disguising pleasure
quiet thrills of connection
a castle
made of clouds and sheets
Whispers and giggles
Pizza and chocolate
This is what happens
When teenagers invade
A friend of mine and I chatting. She likes to come up with titles for poems and I like to write them. I suggested a joint effort. She provided one and we'll see if it continues. but I thought it was fun and I wanted to share the first, and so far, only one.
The Damp Cuddle
froggy and foggy
dew drenched it was
an arm here, a leg there
wrapped up together
after walks in the rain
dancing in the sea
warm up the body
skin to skin
laughter waves out
along with steam
these are the best
ways to dry off
cuddling damply
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Has the heel pain been a problem to you? Have you been trying to change shoes or even opting to wear sandals to relieve the pain but all in vain? We recommend you try the RiptGear plantar socks for plantar fasciitis which is a scientifically approved home remedy to relieve the heel pain and eventually heal the pain completely. This heel pain is common to people who walk for long distances like in hiking activities or athletes who run for longer distance.
How Does The Sock For Plantar Work?
Are you wondering how a sock can heal the pain on your heel? The sock once you wear it on your painful heel your heel tissues are gently stretched and well aligned. The sock also, by pulling the heel helps in blood circulation to the foot muscles which fastens the healing of your heal pain. The tissues have a mechanism of repairing themselves when given a conducive environment which the sock for plantar fasciitis provides.
Why Do We Recommend The Sock For Plantar Fasciitis?
The socks have been of great help to people with heal pains, but there are other reasons why we are recommending you to use the socks which include:
- The socks are easy to use no expertise is needed to guide you on how to use the Sock for plantar fasciitis you just need to wear it on hell, and it works perfectly.
- The Sock for plantar fasciitis is cheaper than going for surgery in health clinics only need a pair, and you treat yourself at the comfort of your home.
- It is a natural way of healing your heel pain which is better than surgery which might temper with your heal tissues and bring other complex problem in future.
- The Sock for plantar fasciitis is efficient and convenient to use as it heals faster than the surgery and you can wear it at your own convenient time and still deliver good results.
Many people have opted to use the natural ways to heal their heel pains as they are safer than using the chemical medication processes. We advise you to try home remedy measures which help the heel tissues to heal naturally without any outside interference, and not likely to develop any complex issues in future like the chemical process can result to side effects. The Sock for plantar fasciitis is the best option we recommend you to use and enjoy its benefits and for better results.


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Reading group Social Pathologies and Critical Theory
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- Reading group Social Pathologies and Critical Theory
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- Date Sep 09, 2013 02:00 PM to Dec 16, 2013 02:00 PM (Europe/Helsinki / UTC300)
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In critical social theory the notion of "social pathologies" has been used to describe both the "first-order" systematic obstacles and forms of domination creating suffering in people's lives, as well as ideological "second-order" obstacles making the first-order problems hard to notice or socially invisible. This text seminar goes through some central readings. The course is organized by the research project "Pathologies of Recognition".


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WHAT A GAME!!! What a game! God, I wish I could've seen all of it. Go Czech Republic! ALL. THE. WAY.
Damn, Tomas Rosicky (CZE) is one hell of a player! Both of his shots were stellar. I hope that CZE keeps up with the momentum and kicks some major ass against Ghana!


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On Target Living
By Chris Johnson & Kristen Johnson Brogan
On Target Living is a health and performance company that works with organizations and individuals to transform their performance from the inside out. The On Target Living lifestyle is centered on rest and rejuvenation, quality nutrition and daily movement practices to increase focus, energy, and drive. In this podcast, Chris and Kristen will provide listeners with the tools to unlock potential, transform lifestyle, and empower them to perform at their highest level.
30 years ago Chris Johnson was driven to fix his health and feel his best…little did he know that he would go from driving a bread and chip truck to building a company working with fortune 100 and 500 companies to transform 1,000,000 people by 2020.
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