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A 12-week curriculum based on CBT for teaching Theory of Mind (ToM). Designed for use with children aged 5-9, who have been diagnosed with ASDs and related social challenges. Includes cut-out-and-use flash cards and worksheets. more »2014, Paperback: £24.99/ $39.95
This book explains neuroscience discoveries in accessible, plain English and provides guidance on how to apply this knowledge to counselling practice in order to enhance understanding of clients' needs. more »2014, Paperback: £24.99/ $39.95
This book explores the relationship between mental health and ASD. Illustrating with case studies a wide range of mental health issues commonly found in autistic children, the authors go on to suggest practical strategies for parents and professionals to help ameliorate the difficulties which arise from these co-morbid mental health conditions. more »2013, Paperback: £19.99/ $29.95
Children with an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) often find it difficult to express like or love for someone. This book, by the leading experts, addresses this issue in practical terms, providing carefully created activities in which parents can help a child with ASD to develop their ability to understand affection and to express it appropriately. more »2013, Paperback: £12.99/ $19.95
The Homunculi are little men who live in the brain and control our actions and thoughts. This concept provides a platform to enable the creation of scenarios that help children to visualise different aspects of their character. This is the complete guide to the intervention, which comprises a series of one-hour sessions over a period of 8-10 weeks. more »2013, Paperback: £19.99/ $34.95
David Moat shows that counselling and emotional support is not only possible for people on the autism spectrum, but essential. He describes the impact of autism on emotional regulation, looks at how various therapeutic principles can be applied to address these issues and identifies strategies for dealing with common emotional difficulties. more »2013, Paperback: £17.99/ $29.95
The Stress and Anger Management Program (STAMP) uses a cognitive behavioral approach to encourage children who suffer from mood difficulties to explore and control their emotions. This practical manual outlines a dynamic and effective 9-session program designed specifically for young children with high-functioning autism or Asperger's syndrome. more »2012, Paperback: £19.99/ $35.00
Many Asperger men are confused and bewildered by women, dating and relationships and find it hard to know how to get it right. This practical handbook provides many of the answers to their key questions about women and dating, helping them to understand how to have successful relationships. more »2012, Paperback: £13.99/ $19.95
A guide to overcoming panic attacks through lifestyle change and mind-body relaxation, this book promotes breathing techniques as the foundation to controlling anxiety. Including step-by-step exercises and motivational scripts, it is an invaluable resource for mental health professionals that helps provide additional support to clients. more »2012, Paperback: £15.99/ $24.95
Offering rich insights into what Asperger's is like for the child, this compassionate book will empower parents and teachers, enabling them to nurture the child's strengths and work towards a happy and promising future. The book is packed with strategies, insights, and points to remember in order to address common areas of difficulty. more »2011, Paperback: £13.99/ $19.95
This book provides a blueprint for an educational intervention program that is evidence-based, comprehensive and integrative in its approach. Grouping techniques into five categories, the book examines autism spectrum disorders within a developmental context, and shows that interventions with autistic individuals can be really successful. more »2011, Paperback: £20.99/ $29.95
Drawing on her own experience and using examples to explain how autistic people think, the author distinguishes between meltdowns and tantrums, showing how each begins, and most importantly, how to identify triggers and prevent outbursts from happening in the first place. Practical and simple solutions to avoiding anxiety are offered throughout. more »2011, Paperback: £13.99/ $19.95
Written with both parent and teen in mind, every story in this book outlines a real-life situation that young people on the autism spectrum are likely to encounter. Each story is followed by questions and practical tips for parents on how to initiate constructive discussions. Teens will then be able to transfer these skills into everyday life. more »2011, Paperback: £15.99/ $24.95
The book begins by exploring how children with AS operate and the implications for mainstream school settings. It goes on to give practical advice for one-on-one working, DIY resources for visual learners, tools for effective assessment, and much more. Information on how personal wellbeing can be maintained in stressful situations is included. more »2010, Paperback: £13.99/ $22.95
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Liquid Chalk is a fluid that is applied to the hands or feet to improve your grip and also reduce sweating. Liquid Chalk does not transfer to equipment, and unlike traditional chalk powder leave powder stains on clothing and stops chalk being inhaled. Our liquid chalk comes in a 250ml re-sealable plastic bottle.
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Liquid chalk works wonders. Gives amazing grip. So much better than gloves. If you're Dead lifting and pulling exercises, liquid chalk is the way forward.
Over the moon with this chalk, used powdered stuff before but prefer my protein liquid chalk, will buy again
I use this regularly when deadlifting, and it XRAMATICALLY improves my grip when lifting without straps, it truly is excellent for that. But take care about the myth that it doesn't transfer - it DOES - onto clothes and weights / bars - not a big drama but it does so only 4 stars, despite that I will continue to buy it!!! as it is super effective
0 out of 1 customer found this review helpful
Will be sticking to liquid chalk for climbers - this stuff is not that great
1 out of 1 customer found this review helpful
Love it!!!!!!! Its easier then normal chalk which goes everywhere!!!! I always hated using stuff after someone had thrown chalk all over it!!! with this you get the same result and no mess!!!!! Worth the money and you will be grabbing it againGoes Well With:Weight lifting straps or belt
I purchased this liquid chalk as I wanted to improve my grip for pulling exercises such as Deadlifts. I don't like wearing gloves but was apprehensive about getting covered in chalk. Thankfully Myprotein Liquid Chalk doesn't transfer to clothing and equipment when dry. It's improved my grip and is highly recommended. A little goes a long way so the bottle should last me for months.
Very good product, easy to apply and stays on your hands for a long time. Doesn't rub off and ruin your clothes. Ideal for those who struggle with grip strength during heavy lifts.
I brought liquid chalk for my deadlifting as normal chalk makes to much mess in the gym. on first time trying I couldn't believe how much grip I had, I managed I hours training with just a pea size of liquid. I would defiantly recommend this to anyone who wants to train heavy without worrying about there grip slipping.
stops swating and improves grip considerably, gppd for benching and deadlifting
21 out of 25 customers found this review helpful
I was dubious at first as it smells quite strong, but at this bargain price I couldn't say no. I'm quite adventurous when it comes to supplements, so I necked it straight out of the bottle before my last workout and it definitely gave me the pump and focus I was looking for. A bit thick and creamy for my liking, but not too bad aftertaste. Recommended for people on the go.Goes Well With:Toast
1 out of 1 customer found this review helpful
I would definitely recommend purchasing this product it works perfectly in helping your keep your grip without your fingers slipping will definitely aid you set a new max.
1 out of 1 customer found this review helpful
I use it on my all of my pull days for a year now and it still looks like there's 1/3 left in the bottle! It also leaves very little mess on the bar. Must have in every gym bag
Great product. First time I've used this liquid chalk and could not believe the results. Managed to up my deadlift, gave great grip when lifting. I normally try to avoid using straps when going for high reps and this product helps massively. Highly recommend to anyone! Goes Well With:Deadlifting
This chalk dries fast and is really effective. Make sure you use on clean hands or it may rub off quickly, otherwise one application sees my workout through, I have excellent grip and after only 2 weeks I've seen an improvement on the calluses on my palms. If you've never tried chalk before I'd definitely recommend giving this a try. Forget the gloves!
Only need a pea sized drop to cover both hands with a great grip. Drastically improves grip on dead lifts, pull-ups etc. the bottle lasts for months as you only need such a small amount so it's great value for money. Definitely recommended.
Liquid chalk is pretty dope, works a treat for Deadlifts and pull-ups. Definitely will be purchasing again. Could possibly produce coloured liquid chalks, e.g red, blue, yellow, pink Just for a bit of fun! Goes Well With:Deadlifts and pull-ups, anything with a bar.
Great for added grip for chinups, my gym doesn't have knurled chinup bars, so this is nice for increasing grip, especially when you're sweating. Doesn't transfer once its dry. However, stings if you have cuts on your hands, the chalk is dissolved in alcohol :-) Great product, highly recommended :-) Goes Well With:chinups
Super awesome chalk that provides maximum friction for optimum workout efficiency! i would definitely recommend!
Great product that provides you with excellent grip
While not as cool as a weightlifting bowl of chalk to dip your hands and clap off the excess, MP liquid chalk is a great alternative that is much more suitable for both your gym bag and local gym. Helps reduce the impact of sweat and improve grip on the bar. Dries quickly and stress free. Good job.
Bought to increase my deadlift as my grip and forearm strength were holding me back. I was stuck at about 150 kg for 3 reps and my PB was only 10kg more because I can't hold anymore weight not because my back can't lift it. Having been using the liquid chalk for 3 weeks, I've been able to increase my PB to 172.5kg and managed to do 5 reps with 150kg! The chalk dries after around 30-45 seconds and only a pea size on each hand is plenty. I have dry hands so just before I put the chalk on I use a hand gel just so my hands don't dry out further when the chalk is applied. The only reason it doesn't get 5 stars is because the excess chalk comes off on clothes, it washes out but it's rather annoying when you forget about the chalk being on your hands. A must have for serious lifters who go to a public gymGoes Well With:Deadlifts
Highly effective! Really helps with grip especially for me training in powerlifting.
Excellent product and great value for money.
excellent product increased my deadlift by 20kg immediately and way better than straps.
when i first got the product it looked okay and the lid was slightly broken thus could not close top of bottle which by quality of product was not good and the liquid itself did help with grip but was hard to wash it off when finished training as i use it for gym and for lift weights which is useful for.Goes Well With:with lifting straps
Not overly runny as some liquid chalks can be. Dries quickly. Washes off no problem. Good stuff. Would recommend it.
works perfectly!
Not as amazing as I thought it would be due it drying your hand out greatly. However it does it's job fantastically well (as long as you don't apply too much otherwise it goes everywhere)
Highly Recommend
I thought the product was very good, it helped me a lot when lifting heavy as my hands tend to get sweaty. Goes Well With:Any form of lifting exercise
Mine arrived this morning. Found it easy to apply (about a pea size of liquid and just rub hands or blow to dry it). 2 weeks ago I struggled to get past 180kg - grip kept failing. Today I managed 230kg and held for 5 seconds before slow controlled descent - no sign of any grip problems at all. Brilliant stuff. Came off easily in the shower.
This is great stuff! Always struggling with sweaty palms on deadlifts, especially when I'm going for new PBs, used this the other day and I don't like to acquit improvements solely to items, but this definitely gave me that little bit of confidence when trying to set new personal best, got 140kg x3 and 150x1 when my previous was only 140x1!
1 out of 1 customer found this review helpful
No real faults with this, because it does exactly what it sets out to do. Works as effectively as normal chalk, only less messy and a reasonable price. Great for stopping sweat wherever you put it, and helps with grip when RAW deadlifting or performing cleans/snatches and other similar based exercises. Definitely recommended! Goes Well With:Deadlifts/Cleans/Jerks/Snatches/Gymnastics/Cheerleading/Rock climbing
Deadlifts, Pull-ups?? Or anything else.. No grip?? Forget about gloves or straps..this chalk is the solution!! If you want to train hard..I really recommend this! ! Ciaoo
Great product. Liquid evaporates to leave behind chalk. Not messy so perfect for gym use.
Thank you I am very happy and works well I will be getting more
I've only just started taking up weight lifting as a form of Gym work and I was looking into ways of bettering my grip. I've borrowed my mates gloves and they made my palms sweat so that was out. I then looked into chalk, standard chalk was too messy and by chance this came up when looking into it further. I was a bit hesitant when first ordering it but for the price, why not. I've been using it for a fortnight and I can honestly say I wish I had it from the start and the hesitation was completely unecessary. Would now highly recommend it. No if's no But's if your looking for extra grip this IS THE BEST TO USE...
I always have a problem with sweaty palms and it was hampering my workout effectiveness for a long time. However,i got this MyProtein liquid chalk and it improved my grip by significantly reducing sweat in my palms. Now I am able to workout to my full potential as weak grip is no longer a factor that will hinder my workout progression
Easy to use, not messy like normal chalk and doesn't get all over your clothes or kit! My girlfriend and I both use liquid chalk in order to give us peace of mind that sweaty clammy hands aren't going to stop us from going heavy. Go hard or go home after all!
Good product, does the job.
This was as good as chalk in terms of improving grip, minus the mess. Might be a little pricey, but it doesn't transfer to clothes/etc. However, there's alcohol in it, which may be a bit drying for your hands. Would buy again.Goes Well With:MyProtein straps
Myprotein Liquid Chalk provides excellent grip.
Really helps with deadlifts and pull ups!
Good product, keeps the hands dry for better grip and without the mess standard chalk makes.
Instantly allowed me to lift weights more easily! No more slipping bars on deadlifts!
How did I live without this Myprotein Liquid Chalk before? Forget gloves, grips, hooks, straps etc. This is the real deal. All my lifts have gone through the roof. When doing pull ups I feel as if I could hang there all day. I highly recommend giving this a go. You won't regret it and you'll throw your gloves away.Goes Well With:Wrist wraps, knee wraps, dipping belt.
The Myprotein Liquid Chalk is very effective in increasing grip and reducing sweat. I think the liquid should be a little less thick to be easily spread.Goes Well With:a good back workout
Myprotein Liquid Chalk is really good for extra grip, easy to apply and dries very quickly! A lot of liquid for a low price, perfect company for heavy lifting. Note: Doesn't taste very nice.Goes Well With:Your hands
Used Myprotein Liquid Chalk for the first time this morning and worked well. Cheaper than a lot of competitor products which I have bought recently. Goes Well With:Heavy Deadlifts!!
As my gym doesn't provide any regular chalk, the MyProtein liquid chalk provides a great grip aid without getting chalk dust stains on any clothes, equipment or towels. Not only is it clean, but effective: as I dead-lift without straps this liquid chalk is indispensable for lifts in excess of 300lbs, without which my grip would impede my progress. Overall, a great product at a good price and invaluable for those who intend to lift seriously. A brief caveat: The lid for the chalk seems to break very easily, though this is only a minor grievance.Goes Well With:Heavy weight!
The Myprotein Liquid Chalk is the best price and quality on the web.Goes Well With:Straps
The Myprotein Liquid Chalk is great for weight lifting... my hands sweat a lot during big compound exercises such as dead lift and bent over row as well as wide grip pulls up, so my grip gives away first. When training for size I can't feel my muscle working because of this reason. This chalk instantly drys and can be easily washed off and the end. This product has helped my gains through the roof.
This liquid chalk is awesome, does exactly what it is suppose to do. Dries all moisture from you hands and helps with grip. I suffered from my hands ripping when doing deadlifts or snatch as I would be sweating so much and this has helped. It does transfer onto the bar you are using or handle but its not that big a deal. Plus its a conversation starter at the gym. Goes Well With:Deadlifts and snatch
Excellent value for money, grips extremely well and no need to reapply during workouts.Goes Well With:Heavy ass weights
This Myprotein Liquid Chalk is perfect for lifters looking for extra grip on barbells and dumbbells etc. It's not messy, works in seconds and lasts for about an hour with dry, gripping hands. It's very good and I will be buying again.
Unfortunately the liquid chalk is not as 'grippy' as I would have thought/liked. It also says it doesn't transfer to equipment but it does, so it is pretty much just like normal chalk powder. I dont think I will buy this again.
The Myprotein Liquid Chalk has added a considerable amount to my deadlifts, as I will never use straps or gloves, so it's the only alternative and it works. It does require some reapplying throughout a workout but I suppose that's expected. Now to see how long the bottle lasts...
Myprotein Liquid Chalk is brilliant stuff. It does what it says on the tin so to speak, and for a reasonable price. It lasts ages as well!
I use this Myprotein Liquid Chalk all the time. You only require a small amount. It dries very quickly and improves my grip greatly.
Always had a really poor grips when it came to dead lifting, tried gloves but weren't a great solution, was recommended straps but felt that was cheating. Thought I'd give liquid chalk a try and gym doesn't allow real stuff. Difference was huge and made and immediate difference, completed my sets with confidence and didn't rip my callouses apart. Great product, great value compared to other sites.
I brought this product so it would stop sweat from my hands for the deadlift and bench press as I didnt want to use straps or gloves. All I can say is this product is really good, I didnt have to re grip after every rep for the deadlift, kept a solid hold on the bar for all reps. I was gripping so tight I had to peel my hand off of the bar lol, which is a good sign.
Fantastic product, good price- won't go back to lifting straps or gloves! Give it a tryGoes Well With:Your workout.
I never train without liquid chalk, even when I'm doing front squats I make sure my hands and the bar are covered in it. It gives me confidence that I have the best grip I can have during my workout and ever since I have been using liquid chalk I have stopped using wrist straps for deadlift. My form is always perfect and for a while I found it hard to lift anything heavier then 205kg but having the surperb grip that this product provides I have hit my target of 225kg, new targets will be created. kind regards.
Perfect, only need a small amount. Will last ages!Goes Well With:Pull-ups
Great stuff, can't believe how much it's help my grip strength. Don't need any expensive chalk this does the job.
Myprotein Liquid Chalk does what it claims. Just a little on your palms keeps them dry and prevents potentially dangerous grip slips when lifting, enabling better technique and more weight on the bar. It lasts forever. I use it 2-3 times a week for my weight training sessions.
I purchased this Myprotein Liquid Chalk to help improve my performance in the gym. It increased my ability to grip for longer when using the smith machine which therefore increased my chance of performing a pull up. I have also used this product when lifting weights and doing deadlifts. It improved my grip and also stopped my hands from slipping.
Does exactly what it says on the bottle. Dramatically increases grip, only one application necessary 90% of the time. Bought frequently.
Cheapest liquid chalk on the internet from mainstream sources and bigger bottle too. Simply works, I ditched the straps for conventional chalk but find the liquid version far more convenient and don't cover the gym in dust!Goes Well With:Olympic bar
I prefer this Myprotein Liquid Chalk any time, especially when I'm super-setting and I don't have to keep grabbing the chalk for the 2nd set of super-setting. Liquid chalk stays on the hands for the whole workout. It's just awesome stuff, try it!
Myprotein Liquid Chalk is great because it doesn't make a mess and I only need a couple of squirts from it and my hands will be dry the entire workout. It is not inferior to regular chalk either, it works really effectively and only takes about 10 seconds to dry on my hands. If I blow air onto them, it dries a bit quicker. It's definitely worth it for those in a gym where they do not allow regular chalk for those heavy dead lifts etc. A bottle has lasted me about 4 months.
I found this Myprotein Liquid Chalk to be very good. I have not found that it marks the equipment and you do not need a lot at one time. It has improved my grip and has enabled me to take off my gloves and no longer use them. It's a very good price to boot. I will buy it again.
Myprotein Liquid Chalk is an excellent product and is very easy to apply. It's long lasting use and doesn't rub on to clothing or equipment. This is highly recommended for weightlifting!
I'm a person that suffers from very sweaty palms, especially when I'm gripping heavy weights. The other week I deadlifted a 150kg bar raw, I was pretty happy with myself until the bar slipped and gave my hand some really bad damage. Since using this Myprotein Liquid Chalk not once has the bar slipped in my hand. It's been very effective and it dries very quickly! It very rarely transfers to anything else unless you apply too much as it is very cost effective and you only need a small amount. The only reason it didn't get 5/5 is because the lid was flimsy so the top came off and so chalk dried in the squeezing hole so now I have to unscrew the lid to pour it on.Goes Well With:Deadlifting
Myprotein Liquid Chalk is an excellent product with great service. It arrived quickly, just in time for my next set of deadlifts. It really helped with grip. I was quite amazed actually - where I was struggling to keep a hold the week before on heavy deads, this time with the chalk I felt like I could just keep repping them out without grip even entering my mind.
First time user but find this stuff great! It's easy to carry in your gym bag with no mess, when used for lifting heavy definitely helps with your grip. Will buy again.
This stuff truly is the most useful training accessory I've ever bought. My grip always lets me down when going heavy deadlifting but with this stuff I've managed to add over 20kg onto my max!Goes Well With:Deadlifts
The Myprotein Liquid Chalk is excellent. I'm glad I bought it, as it really helps with grip. I can lift a lot more now without the use of straps. The bottle is going to last me ages. It's highly recommend.
Myprotein Liquid Chalk works great, really dries up your hands so no more slipping - helps stop blisters/calousses. Lasts long as well.
I was advised by my personal trainer to purchase Liquid Chalk because when I lift weights the thing that stops me completing my reps is my grip strength and my sweaty hands! Myprotein.com was by far the most affordable of all the brands and you definitely get your money's worth with the size of the bottle! The only qualm I have about it is that it says in the description that it doesn't transfer to the equipment when it actually does (not a huge amount but it's there all the same). Overall, it's been great to have in the gym when I'm lifting weights and I would definitely recommend it to anyone!
This is my one and only accessory in the gym. It lasts me ages and use it every workout! It has never let me down and frankly it's the best! Thanks, MyProtein, for another amazing productGoes Well With:Deadlifts
I borrowed a bottle of this Myprotein Liquid Chalk off a mate. It's really good stuff and gives you the best grip possible and you only need to use a small amount, so the bottle lasts for ages. I used this instead of straps for deadlifting and it works much better than straps. I also use this for bench pressing and there is no worry of the bar slipping so it allowed me to increase my lifts and focus on the weight rather than keeping a good grip. This is by far the best value liquid chalk and so much more convenient to use compared to powdered chalk. Buy some now!
I bought this initially for dead lifts, but I use it for all pulling exercises (chin ups, bent over rows etc.) and I used to always have a problem with my grip, not due to weak grip strength but simply because I would slip as my hands were too sweaty. This chalk is very effective and comes in a decent sized bottle.
Myprotein Liquid Chalk is a great product. It improves grip, with no mess or dust.
A must for any gym bag. Five stars. Bought this after reviewing chalk in general. Hands down better than wrist straps. Allows you to lift big but also improve on grip strength without the worry of slippery hands. Easy to apply, fast drying and only need a tiny bit so bottle lasts ages.
I was cautious about buying this product but always wanted to try it so when I needed to spend a little more for free delivery it was the perfect opportunity. It helps your grip so much I will never go back to using straps again.
Brilliant can get a proper grip now.
This stuff is very good for grip levels and doesn't hurt your hands however it can rub off very easily.
The Myprotein Liquid Chalk is very good. I'm able to lift much higher weight on dead lift.
I bought this Liquid Chalk about 2 weeks ago and the results are amazing. I am lifting more, my hands aren't hurting as much and I will definitely buy more once I have run out. The only down side to the product is that you do have to reapply a few times in a hour and a half work-out but that is the only downside, apart from that it was brilliant. I would recommend it.
I've been using this product for a couple of weeks now, previously while deadlifting the bar would slip from my hand mid-rep but after using this product, I have done the exact same weight with no difficulty whatsoever. Must have for anyone who uses heavy weights as it is super grippy and also stops your palms from sweating leading to a slightly more 'comfortable' workout! Will be buying again.
"Good product but don't find it as good as the last one I bought from MP ages ago, don't know if they changed the formula, doesn't seem as 'grippy' as the old one. Like I said still good though."
"really improves grip, recommend to any deadlifters."
"Perfect to take in gym, like everyone else has said, it improves strength and grip, I bring the bottle in to the gym with me as it rubs off while using, perfect size so doesnt cause a scene lol"
My grip was the limiting factor on my deadlifts with it near on ruining each rep.... a dab of this made a bigger deadlift EASY. You get to focus on moving the weight not the bar slipping out of your hand mid rep. A must if you arent already using chalk. Also my hands have no damaged skin like they usually would after deads and weighted chins. A must have for the heavy lifter. Also leaves no mess so would be allowed in a commercial gym...
Great item really useful for size and to pack makes a lot less mess than normal chalk but the bottle wasn't the same as the one in the picture it looks smaller
Only just started using this but I can confirm that it is the real deal. It has made such a noticeable difference to my grip and therefore lifting. A simply great product.
I'm a bellringer and a couple of years ago i was having great difficulty getting a firm grip on the bellropes especially if it was humid and they were slippery. I find Myprotein's Liquid Chalk was excellent - it gave me 100% confidence in my grip. Many others bellringers have cottened on to it all finding it a real confidence booster. The market for bellringers will not be great but an occasional advert in the weekly paper - The Ringing World (www.Ringingworld.co.uk) would I feel be rewarding for you. The old method was to use Glycerine which is not as good and dirties the ropes.I hope that you keep selling it.
"This stuff is awesome!! If you haven't tried it already and use straps or gloves, get some of this, it's 1000 times better and it lasts absolutely ages!!"
"amazing product, use it every workout for a nice solid grip whatever it is im doing! if my grip fails using this i know its because my hands cant take anymore not because theyre sliding out my hands due to sweaty palms!!"

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Education in Kanyakumari District, Tamil Nadu
Education in Kanyakumari district was largely influenced by the Christian Missionaries who were the founders of English education in this district. There are several schools and colleges in this district imparting education in diverse fields.
Education in Kanyakumari district is greatly influenced by the Christian Missionaries which were the pioneers of English education in the erstwhile Travancore State and more particularly in the then South Travancore, the area which presently forms the district of Kanyakumari. The Portuguese and the Dutch, who came to the erstwhile Travancore State before the British, were the Roman Catholics and they paid little attention towards the cause of education. But later, the Protestant Missionaries who arrived in this place introduced English education in the district, which was part and parcel of the then Travancore State. The founder of the English School in the formerly Travancore State was Rev. William Tobias Ringle Taube, a native of Prussia and a man of great force and character. He came in the year 1806, and after that, he devoted his whole energy to evangelical work and wherever he went, he carried with him the mission of English education.
Ringle Taube`s noble effort in the spread of education was helped by the recommendation of the Resident Col. Munro, by a grant of land at a nominal rent made by
Lakshmi Bai
. During the short period of ten years from 1806 to 1816, Taube laid the foundation not only for the growth of the
, but also for the popular education in the area.
Before the Government of the then Travancore Native State took over the direction and control of the education system, private teachers called Asans used to conduct schools in villages and spread such instruction required for daily life of the ordinary man. The then Government took no direct part in the field of education. Teachers were not paid the due remuneration, and the villagers contributed themselves voluntarily for the teachers` fees. The system though lacking in state control worked well and met the requirements of the people until individualistic tendencies rose up to manifest themselves and undermine corporate action on which ancient village organization was passed.
When Kanyakumari district was formed and added to the then Chennai (Madras) in 1956, the education department of the state was headed by the director of public instructions who was assisted by subordinate officers and necessary complementary staff in his office at the state level. The posts of the divisional inspectors at divisional level, the district educational officers at the education district level and the inspectresses of girls` school at the circle level were created under the administrative and disciplinary control of the director of public instruction. The state was divided into the two divisions having head quarters at
. Each division was under the control of a divisional inspector. When the district of Kanyakumari was formed, it was included under the control of the divisional inspector, Madurai, who was having jurisdiction over the districts of Chennai, Madurai, Chengalpattu,
, South Arcot, Ramanathapuram and
. The entire district was formed as one education district and the post of district educational officer for the district was also created.
School education at the district level is under the chief educational officer at Nagercoil who is assisted by three district educational officers at Nagercoil, Thuckalay and Kuzhithurai and the inspectress of girls` schools at Nagercoil. The district educational officers and inspectress of girls` schools have direct control over the high and higher secondary schools, while for the inspection of middle and primary schools there are deputy inspectors of schools at range level. In the Kanyakumari district, there are nine such ranges and each of them is having one deputy inspector of schools. The range deputy inspectors are having their headquarters at Thuckalai, Suchindrum, Kuzhithurai, Nagercoil, Rajakkamangalam, Thiruvattar, Colachel, Munchirai and Karungal. Some of the prominent educational institutions in this district are S.T.Hindu College, Women Christian College, Devikumari Womens College, Pioneer Kumaraswamy College, Vivekananda College, Malankara Catholic College, Annai Velankanni College, Morning Star Polytechnic, Sun Institute of Technology, Kalaivanar N.S.K Polytechnic, St.Xavier`s College of Engineering, Wins Engineering College, Siddardha College of Catering & Hotel Management, etc.
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Match Preview: Inter Milan at Lazio
Dec 2nd
Posted by cbehrens in Soccer Fans
After bagging their first league victory in a month (an amazingly "ugly" 5-2 win over struggling Parma), the men in the Inter Milan jersey and manager Rafael Benitez are under more pressure than ever to earn a result against Lazio this week. Just six months removed from an amazing treble under "The Special One", the team is in absolute shambles, sitting in 5th place already 7 points off of league leader's AC Milan's pace. Last campaign, Mourinho's men were sitting pretty in 1st place.
The defense has been atrocious thus far, with Maicon virtually losing all motivation and respect for playing the game after being torn apart in the Champions League by Gareth Bale and company. Lucio has been equally as awful. The replacements for these men have been no better, as Marco Materazzi at center back and Ivan Cordoba manning the right side have yielded nothing of substance. The team is also starting to show its age up top, with Diego Milito looking far removed from a 22-goal campaign of a years past. On the other side of the coin, Lazio seem to be flourishing. The team currently sits in second in Serie A, only 3 points behind AC Milan. What a difference a year makes (a vast improvement over last season's 12th place finish in the league). Lazio is really grinding out the results, strangely the trademark of the Mourinho-led Inter squad last season. The Biancazzurri have only notched 17 goals in 14 matches and conceding a respectable 11.
Despite Inter finally getting a win in league play, the side is still looking hapless. 3 of the 5 goals scored were off of deflections and the defense should have been punished by former Inter-man Hernan Crespo much more than they were, as he missed a couple of sitters. The match easily could have gone the other way, despite the score-line not looking that way. The defensive woes are too easily exploitable. I don't see how this squad doesn't get taken advantage of on at least a few occasions on in this fixture, as Lazio will be motivated and in front of their own fans. By Inter's standards, Benitez should have been fired after the embarrassment at White Hart Lane. Now, he's on a game-by-game evaluation and a Lazio victory will seal his fate. Benitez has changed the winning Inter tactics drastically since his arrival for no apparent reason. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Expect it to happen.
Lazio win 3-1 over Inter Milan. Rafa gets the nix.
AC Milan Home Jersey
Dec 1st
Posted by SoccerPro in Product Reviews
I've previously reviewed the Adidas Bayern Munich home jersey with great delight (that's right, delight), and the same goes for the Adidas AC Milan home jersey. In my humble opinion, Adidas nailed it this season with their jersey design. But first, let's pause for a quick aside about AC Milan's team—Oguchi Onyewu is on the roster. That's a pretty prestigious squad to find an American on. I mean, sure he hasn't necessarily played, which is more of a detriment to his international play, but eh, at least he can say he was on the squad, right?
Alright, now that I got that Onyewu business out of my system, let's talk about AC Milan Jersey. In my Bayern review, the only drawback to the jersey was the gaudy sponsor logo—this is not the case with the Milan jersey. "Fly Emirates" is printed across the chest, but it doesn't have a giant white rectangular background to it, so the text isn't obnoxious in the least. It fits well in the jersey ("Fly" even fits neatly into one vertical stripe, oh my). As with every other professional jersey out there, the team crest is up on the left chest and the Adidas logo is on the right chest. Staying true to the AC Milan colors, the vertical stripes composing the shirt are alternating red and black. The sleeve pattern keeps in line with the other Adidas jerseys this season with the shoulder designed with the three Adidas stripes (red with a black background) which eventually give way to the stripe pattern prevalent on the rest of the jersey. Another sweet feature about this jersey is the side abdomen. This is basically what makes the stripe pattern work for the rest of the jersey. Two stitched gold borders stretch from both sides of the armpit and down to the hip, and they provide the border for a solid black area of the abdomen. It adds a touch of class and a touch of a fortitudinous image for any player rockin' this jersey on the pitch. I'm glad the makers of the jersey chose to keep the gold elements limited, so the jersey doesn't reach into the garish echelon. From my memory, which may or may not be faulty, AC Milan has always had this kind of jersey pattern with the vertical stripes, but it was missing something to make it stand out. I think Adidas changed that this year. The golden curves on either side of the abdomen really stick out as a finishing touch on the jersey. As opposed to the Bayern Munich jersey, the back of the AC Milan jersey is blank and continues the stripe pattern. I think that works because the colors are red and black; any other colors, and I think it gets a little obnoxious. Overall, this is definitely a solid jersey in design and execution. It's also made of 100% polyester with Adidas CLIMACOOL technology, which is pretty much standard for Adidas jerseys. The $69.99 price tag is also pretty standard for an Adidas jersey, so I'll say what I usually say in this situation: It's worth it, especially if you're a fan of AC Milan or know a fan and need a holiday gift idea!
Written by: Kris Dyer, soccerprose.com
Picture of the Week: Tony Meola's Hair
Dec 1st
Posted by cbehrens in Soccer Fans
In honor of the US World Cup bid for 2022, we celebrate and bask in the glory of Tony Meola's wondrous and awesome mullet. The fact that this is not popular today is appalling. Let's party like it's 1994. We can only hope the stars of the 2022 World Cup use Meola as inspiration.
We've also got word from SoccerPro that they are having a 20-22% sale on all US gear, in honor of the 2022 US World Cup bid. Those clever people and their sales. Gotta love it.
Manchester United Knocked Around by Hammers
Nov 30th
Posted by Matthew Wall in EPL
A true shocker today as Manchester United were dumped out of the Carling Cup by an inspired West Ham side. Scenes of joyous pandemonium greeted any surprised fans who turned on the match at half time to see the reign kings of Manchester United chopped down to size by bottom of the table West Ham. Jonathan Spector, a player not normally associated with anything but mediocrity, slotted home two goals to give Hammers the lead the half. Before tonight, he had never scored in English football, and apparently hadn't scene his shot hit the back of the net for thousands of minutes before that. He's surely made a raucous introduction tonight and will have special place in the hearts of the Hammers faithful. If I were him, I'd have those boots bronzed, or never play in anything else.
The other story of the half was the inspired performance of Obinna in the midfield. United were simply unable to contain his combination of short passing and quick acceleration. His balls into Spector, combine with the confusion he wrought in the United defense allowed him to create the opportunities for both goals.
The Hammers made no changes for the second half, and the men in Manchester United jerseys only swapped Bebe for Macheda in the hopes of building something from the middle, or at least reigning in Obinna. There were a few scares for the Hammers right as the match got back under way, but in the end United never seemed able to get going once they were 2-0 down. Surely a worrying sign for Sir Alex. Fletcher had the best chance of the half for United, when Green was forced to make a save on the edge of his own box. Unfortunately, Fletcher skyed it over with all the grace of ogre.
Moments later, Obinna set up Cole who headed West Ham 3-0 in front, and it was all over. The similarities of the match with that of Barcelona's annihilation of Real Madrid were striking, United looked a team of individuals who were unable to effectively co-ordinate there efforts. They gave the ball away, and sent hopeless balls forward. West Ham, through no small effort on the part of Obinna who seemed to channel his inner Messi, to create the inspiration need to put United to the Nike Superfly tipped sword. Overall, it was a case of one team versus a slew of individuals, and on this day, as yesterday, the team mentality won out. One thing is for sure, if Cristiano Ronaldo was watching, he'll know who to call for a shoulder to cry on.
Written by: Matthew Wall, editor, soccerprose.com
Adidas Adilette Sandals Review
Nov 30th
Posted by Matthew Wall in Holiday
I know, I know, it's November and I'm talking about Adidas Adilette sandals. Obviously it's not exactly sandal season in most places anymore, but they're still worth discussing. The sandals have been around since 1972, so, yeah, I'd say they're a pretty classic sandal. Though I haven't been around since '72, I can still remember seeing these sandals being around since I was a wee little kid. If I remember correctly, they're even shown in the movie Dazed and Confused. Don't quote me on that, though.
Anyway, I picked up a pair of these sandals about 2 months or so ago, and it was easily the best sandal purchase I've made. It's absurd how comfortable these things are right from the start. I seriously think it took me about an hour to get them broken in. The footbed is wicked supportive and comfy, and what I especially love about it is the contour made for your toes. It fits right into the arch of your toes, so they stay put with every step. As a pigeon-toed (that's right) dude, I often have problems finding a sandal that stays with my awkward way of walking, and I'm so happy I picked up a pair of Adilettes. They stay with my foot while I'm walking or jogging to beat the meter maid, but they are still super easy to slip on and off. I wear them pretty much every morning to put change in the meter and get coffee. The only "drawback" I found with the sandals is that the upper strap kind of digs into your foot for a day or so. It's not painful or anything, but you can just feel the stiffness of the upper until you get it broken in. Like I said, breaking them in doesn't take long, so the stiffness really isn't an issue. These sandals aren't necessarily the best at keeping your foot absolutely dry, but I'm not sure I've ever had a sandal that did well in that department. All in all, these sandals are a classic in style. I've received many a compliment from buddies of mine because they had no idea you could still get these sandals. Rest assured, guys (and girls), these sandals are very much alive. Oh, and as I said earlier, I know it's not exactly sandal weather anymore in most places. Still, the sandals are totally affordable at $22.49 per pair, and I think they'll make a great gift idea. I've only had mine a couple months, but they show no signs of falling apart on me. I've stubbed the front of them on the sidewalk so many times, yet they still remain sturdy and in form. Definitely worth the twenty bucks.
Oh, right, they also come in other colors than navy, if that happened to be your hang up!
Written by: Kristopher Dyer from soccerpro.com
Nike Total90 Shoot III Review
Nov 30th
Posted by cbehrens in Product Reviews
Nike has created an affordable, intimidating cleat in the Nike Total 90 Shoot III that is both high performing and sexy (yes, I said sexy, deal with it). The younger brother of the Total 90 Laser Elite, the Shoot III is a surprisingly comfortable shoe (I'm normally an Adidas man myself), as it runs wider than most Nike shoes. If you have wider feet, fret not. The cleat fits on like a glove. Synthetic leather helps makes the shoe both durable and lightweight, a priority for most player in this day and age. Though not as lightweight as its older brother, the Shoot III has a superior touch over most other boots available today, thanks in large part to the "strike" material on the instep of the cleat.
The rubbery insole may feel like a cheap add-on to the similar styling of the rival Adidas Predator material, however, this could not be further from the truth. When testing the boot, I found the boot's accuracy, power, and swerve to be quite comparable to that of an Adidas Predator style boot, if not better. Plus, the shoe runs for under $100, something that Adidas cannot brag about with its shoe. Other parts of the shoe are designed for performance as well. Strategically placed studs optimize traction and increase stability so you can cut with pinpoint accuracy and speed. The molded EVA sock-liner also increased comfort and reduces any pressure the studs may place on your foot. A contoured arch helps comfort and the shoe includes solid heel support for further comfort. Not only does the shoe perform well and feels extremely comfortable, but also the Shoot III looks fierce.
Coming from an Adidas shoe lover, the fact I'm giving the Shoot III a ton of credit for its looks should say a lot. The red color will make your feet pop on the pitch instantly. The grey/black color mixed with the challenge red and the black laces help make the entire shoe stand out even more. My one issue with the boot is the big T90 near the heel. It looks slightly gaudy to me, but is hardly noticeable and in reality, a ridiculous complaint. Overall, this shoe is a terrific value for all you get.
El Classico After Match Report
Nov 29th
Posted by Matthew Wall in La Liga
Well there were no pleasantries exchanged in this years El Classico between Real Madrid and Barcelona. Almost immediately Cristiano Ronaldo found himself firmly planted on his backside as Pique ran through him after the ball. Ronaldo's play today was shocking, mostly for his trademark flair that bordered on the absurd at times, and possibly led to the first Barcelona goal scored by Xavi. Having gotten the ball in the middle of the pitch, Ronaldo must have done 15 step overs before he finally put the cross in to Angel di Maria. He waited so long in fact, di Maria could;'t even get a shot away before the ball was played back up the other end of the pitch ending on the toe of Xavi who put it straight into the back of the net. Only a few minutes later, he was guilty of the same type of selfish play. It seemed he actually stopped to watch himself on the big screen, glorying in his own narcissism, before putting in another harmless cross. However,r the most shocking scene was when he forcibly took the ball from the hands Pep Guardiolo, leading to a scuffle with several Barcelona players. A bit of argie-bargie on the pitch is all fair and well, but there was no, and can be no excuse for his pushing of an old man due to his own frustrations. I for one hope he receives a lengthly ban.
The whole Madrid midfield also looked terrible for the majority of the first half and were completely unable to contain Xavi or Iniesta. You can blame it on the torrential lane, but Real looked more like Blackburn Rovers than the terrors of Europe when pitted against the in form Catalan giants.
As for Messi, he had a cracking first half, though not one marked by the inspired finishing we've gotten used to. However, he did show hwy he so much more valuable as a player than the selfish and arrogant Ronaldo. He was invaluable as support for Pedro and David Villa on both of their goals. In fact, he played so well Sergio Ramos felt the need to take him out of the match at the end leading to further disgraceful scenes of brawling. Messi's precise passing made the difference for Barcelona today and gets my vote for man of the match. The match was over on the 60th minute, and honestly Barcelona were only toying with them after that. In the end, it was the atrocious passing by Real Madrid that let the match get away from them. By the time they woke up, it was long gone.
Barcelona 5-0 Real Madrid
Written by: Matthew Wall, editor, soccerprose.com
Adidas Condivo Training Pants Review
Nov 26th
Posted by Matthew Wall in Product Reviews
Alright, party people; it's time to talk about the Adidas Condivo Training Pants. Most of the time, I find training pants to be dull and designed with only usability in mind. I mean you can't really fault designers for that—they are training pants and need to serve their function properly. However, these training pants by Adidas are awesomely stylish while maintaining superb usability. They've got a slick design running down the outside of both legs that combines the classic 3-stripes with some fluid curves and arcs flowing from the hip down to the knee before giving way to the stripes. The Adidas logo is stitched on the left thigh of the pants in a fairly large brand mark, but it isn't obnoxious. As with many Adidas products, the color scheme is the classic black with white stripes. At this point, at least for me, it's hard to not immediately think "Adidas" when I see black clothing with white stripes. As far as design and style goes, there really isn't much more to say—it's a smooth and simple design with a little bit of elegant edge. On the construction side of things, the Condivo pants offer a lot.
First, let me mention the pockets—They are zippered! Booyah. I can't tell you how frustrating it is to have training gear that has open pockets. How am I supposed to take my car keys or cell phone with me when I run? Adidas obviously thought the same way; thanks, guys. The pants are also made with 100% polyester and CLIMACOOL technology that provides heat and moisture management through ventilation, so you're comfortable all of the time.
The ventilation is no joke, either. Adidas has designed the pants with mesh on the hips as well as the inner thighs, so you get a good amount of circulation to keep you dry in those, ahem, sensitive areas. The price tag on these puppies is $44.99, and you won't need to replace them anytime soon. They're a worthwhile investment, even if you only use them to lounge around the house or to go get the mail.
Written by: Kristopher Dyer, soccerpro.com
Long Sleeve Italy Jersey Review
Nov 26th
Posted by Matthew Wall in Product Reviews
I'm a person that prefers long sleeve jerseys to short sleeve. I could lie to you and tell you it's for functional reasons, but it's really about the style. I just like the way it looks—Doesn't Fernando Torres seem like a football Fonzie when he's sportin' long sleeves on the pitch? That said, I was pretty happy to have the Puma long sleeve Italy home jersey on my desk ready for review.
The jersey is, of course, the same Italy blue as it's always been. The collar has the same design that looks like it was once a real collar that had been popped and cut off about an inch from the shirt. I suppose there's nothing necessarily wrong with that, though. It also has the green white and red lining the top for an added touch of Italian flair. What I really like about this long sleeve jersey is the shoulder and collarbone area. The shoulders have these sweet little white curves on the front that start from the collarbone, and they swoop down to their end around the elbow. What also adds to these curves is that they are stitched to appear underneath the blue of the shirt, as if they were ripping open the blue part. At the end of the curves, in the middle of both arms, Puma has stitched their recognizable logo in classy fashion. There has to be a word for it that I just don't know, but the logo adds a little somethin' somethin' to the jersey.
The back of the shirt also has the same idea, but the white curves follow the shoulder blades instead of the shoulder itself, you know, for continuity. The chest of the jersey of course has the Puma logo and the Italian crest, which I think we can all agree is pretty suave. The torso also has this subtle design that I think is meant to mimic the muscles of the most cut human being on earth (hint: Chuck Norris). My only beef with this design is that it sort of looks like the face of a Predator, pre duel with Schwarzenegger. Even so, I think the design combined with the shoulder/collarbone look produces a good looking jersey. Most of the time with the subtle torso designs, it pretty much looks like a series of curves and intersecting lines, so I don't really think people will mind this one too much. It adds some style and modernity to the jersey, which I think is a pretty solid buy at $79.99. It's a little on the thin side, so you'll need something underneath if you want to wear it on a cold day, but, other than that, this jersey is a standard, quality Puma shirt that will definitely last and provide awesomeness for years to come.
Written by: Kris Dyer, soccerprose.com


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|No. 8 Cal avoids 1 upset loss, but stays wary of post-Tennessee pitfalls
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That's because the senior receiver figures only an upset loss could draw attention to the Bears - and they barely avoided just such a stumble in last weekend's trip to Colorado State.
``What happened with Appalachian State and Michigan, even South Florida and Auburn, anything like that can happen at any moment,'' said Hawkins, the Bears' leading receiver with 12 catches for 133 yards. ``This past weekend showed us that it could happen to us. We just had a bad day. I'm glad it happened early instead of late.''
The undermanned Rams controlled the first half and nearly made a fourth-quarter comeback before Cal's 34-28 victory. The Bears returned to Berkeley scared straight for their mental preparation for Saturday's home game against Louisiana Tech, starting with a full-contact practice Tuesday.
Despite their out-of-breath performance in high-altitude Fort Collins, Colo., the Bears advanced two spots in the latest polls. Cal's convincing win over Tennessee showed much of the best in coach Jeff Tedford's squad, while Colorado State exposed some of the flaws - or perhaps the Bears simply worked out a few mental issues before Pac-10 play.
``It's hard to be so prestigious,'' said sophomore safety Marcus Ezeff, who made his first career start at Colorado State. ``We have a lot of players getting a lot of recognition. It's good to remember that any weekend, we can be upset. We know we're a better team than what we showcased out there.''
Tedford got plenty of fodder for practice out of Colorado State, which outgained Cal 458-391 and trailed the Bears by just six points with 11 minutes to play. The Rams' defense limited quarterback Nate Longshore to 146 yards passing, and the offense needed two long touchdown runs by DeSean Jackson and freshman Jahvid Best to stay in front.
Though Tedford repeatedly spoke to his players about avoiding a letdown in their two remaining games before the Pac-10 opener against Arizona on Sept. 22, the Bears clearly lost their edge in the thin air.
``We don't want any letdowns, no matter who we're playing, no matter what time of year,'' left tackle Mike Gibson said. ``We're going to come out and play a lot harder and a lot faster than we did last week. ... We won, but it was frustrating the way we won. We expect more than that out of our offense.''
After a light week of contact following the physical Tennessee victory, Tedford will put his players in pads for two days this week to regain that aggressive edge. Receiver Robert Jordan (bruised ribs) and running back Justin Forsett (stinger) won't take as much punishment so they'll be ready to play Saturday.
Cal's offense rarely struggles at home, but the visit from Louisiana Tech will be an important opportunity to work on the problems in an inexperienced defense. The Bears have yielded 59 points in their first two games, including two long TD passes by Colorado State when Cal's second-stringers entered in the fourth quarter.
The Bears will need better play from their depth defenders in conference play, according to linebacker Justin Moye, a longtime backup who made his first career interception in the fourth quarter last week.
``It's good for a football team to be in a close game so we know what it feels like,'' Moye said. ``Not every game is going to be a 30-point blowout. We have the talent and the execution to know that we can pull it off.''


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The Partnership addresses the development of advanced technologies for all light-duty passenger vehicles: cars, sport utility vehicles (SUVs), pickups, and minivans. It also addresses technologies for hydrogen production, distribution, dispensing, and storage. The Partnership started with a presidential commitment to request $1.7 billion over 5 years (FY04 to FY08), with appropriations thus far of about $243 million, $307 million, and $339 million for FY04, FY05, and FY06, respectively. The FY07 Continuing Resolution resulted in funding of about $401 million. The FY08 presidential budget request is for about $436 million (see Chapter 5). Funding for research, development, and demonstration activities goes to universities, the national laboratories, and private companies. Especially in the
USCAR, which predated PNGV, was established by Chrysler Corporation, Ford Motor Company, and General Motors Corporation. Its purpose was to support intercompany, precompetitive cooperation so as to reduce the cost of redundant R&D, especially in areas mandated by government regulation, and to make the U.S. industry more competitive with foreign companies. Chrysler Corporation merged with Daimler Benz in 1998 to form DaimlerChrysler. In 2007, DaimlerChrysler divested itself of a major interest in the Chrysler Group, and Chrysler LLC was formed; DaimlerChrysler will be renamed Daimler AG.
The PNGV sought to significantly improve the nation's competitiveness in the manufacture of future generations of vehicles, to implement commercially viable innovations emanating from ongoing research on conventional vehicles, and to develop vehicles that achieve up to three times the fuel efficiency of comparable 1994 family sedans (NRC, 2001; PNGV, 1995; The White House, 1993).
In February 2003, before the announcement of the FreedomCAR and Fuel Partnership, the President announced the FreedomCAR and Hydrogen Fuel Initiative to develop technologies for (1) fuel-efficient motor vehicles and light trucks, (2) cleaner fuels, (3) improved energy efficiency, and (4) hydrogen production and a nationwide distribution infrastructure for vehicle and stationary power plants, to fuel both hydrogen internal combustion engines (ICEs) and fuel cells (DOE, 2004a). The expansion of the FreedomCAR and Fuel Partnership to include the energy sector after the announcement of the initiative also supports the goal of the Hydrogen Fuel Initiative.


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The Con Dao Islands (also known as Poulo Condore) are an archipelago of 15 islands situated in the South China Sea, around 250 kilometres, or a 45-minute flight, from Ho Chi Minh City.
The island is famed for its grizzly past: due its remoteness, the French used the main island of Con Son (the largest island in the group) to keep anti-colonial protestors prisoner. The South Vietnamese continued the tradition, sending political dissenters and activists to the 11 prisons which were also used in the American War. One third of the current 6,000 population are Vietnamese soldiers based in barracks dotted around the island.
Con Son is largely mountainous and covered in forest, with ample opportunity for hiking through the jungle and looking for wildlife. The island is also home to a coastline of steep, rocky hills and long sweeping coves, boasting some excellent spots for swimming and snorkelling.
The best source of information is the National Park Headquarters, located about five minutes' drive from Con Son town on Vo Thi Sau Rd. From here you can organise trips to other islands in the archipelago, hire a guide for trekking (required) and get permits to enter certain parts of the forest. Three tourist hotels are available on Con Son, all on Ton Duc Thang Rd which follows the beach and the harbour around Con Son town.
One of only two terrestrial and maritime National Parks, the Con Dao archipelago became a national park in 1993 and five years later the park was expanded significantly into the surrounding waters. Because of this protective status, the waters escaped some of the destructive fishing practices that have marred many other marine areas in Vietnam.
Partly as a result of this protected state, the island is very popular with divers with over 1,000 hectares of coral reefs and over 1,300 marine species so far identified. Rainbow Divers is the only dive-shop on the island.
Despite these considerable assets and its proximity to the mainland, the islands are still largely untouched by mass tourism. Saigon Tourist though is transforming its resort on the island into a four-star, 90-room complex which is expected to open in 2007 while the government plans to turn Con Dao into a 'high quality and economic tourist area by 2020' -- so now may be the time to experience this destination in its still undiscovered state.
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Was to do an open water dive course with Rainbow Divers but rough waters due to cyclone further north it was not possible. Friendly chap from Rainbow, had a few beers & talked. The place is do your own not much organised for tourists. Went to N.P. headquarters to arrange a boat trip to other islands to see turtles & a bay to snorkel got a trip organised with rangers who had to go to both,cost a bit but shared with some German tourists I met(had to do own thing, no pride in job by NP rangers, dumped off while they went for a drink with other Rangers no explanations no English. Must be able to do & organise your own thing & be used to foreign travel.The chap from rainbow joined for a loan of some gear but didn't see any turtles They dig up eggs each morning & repot them (ha). Beautiful Island group, hope they get a nice balance with future tourism.
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And not only did we make the mag, we actually made the cover. I know! There may or may not have been some excited screaming for a few hours after we found out.
Needless to say we've been beyond excited about this little write up (which was shot back in November when they also filmed our video house tour). It was a pretty busy day… and Burger got to meet a crew of ten people for the occasion (a hair & make-up lady, a wardrobe stylist, an assistant to the wardrobe stylist, the photographer of course, his two assistants, the creative director, the prop stylist, his assistant, and a videographer).
Yeah, that's right. They dressed us up (no those aren't our clothes, but it is our dog!), powdered our faces (well, not Burger's) and told us to smile pretty for the camera. We were both super self conscious (so many eyes- and lenses- on us) but we tried to keep our cool and act like it was just another ordinary day at Casa Petersik.
A bunch of you guys have actually seen the spread already since you opened your mailboxes and saw our smiling faces! The hilarious part of the story is that we actually never got a copy of our own (they said it would arrive around March 30th but it has yet to find its way to our house) so we finally got to see the story this weekend thanks to a friend who got the mag and met up with us to pass it along! The Nest magazine is a subscription only publication (they send it out to over 200,000 newlyweds, but it can't be picked up in stores), so of course we were beyond thrilled when our friend called us to say that she had a copy in her hot little hands.
And now that we've seen it, we couldn't be more enamored (and relieved- our nerdy self-consciousness isn't nearly as obvious in the pictures as we thought it was). Of course the photographer, David A. Land, captured our house beautifully, and the staff over at The Nest did such an amazing job putting it all together. Oh and could our little fur baby have looked any cuter? Did you see that pooch eye contact on the cover? Is Burger not destined to be a star?!
Now we'll wrap things up with a JPEG of each page of the article at a readable size (here's spread 1, spread 2, spread 3, and spread 4 – just click on each one to zoom in). And we'll be back with another post full of behind the scenes details later in the week. So… as we say so often around here… stay tuned!
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Congrats! You know, I always wonder if the old owners have stumbled upon your blog or seen the remodeling pics anywhere and what they would think. I'm sure they love the work you've done but wonder how much they love hearing things they did called drab or ugly. :) I actually know the old owners of my home and the husband made comments on how weird it is seeing a room painted a different color or the kitchen remodel I did.
Anyway, congrats again! I can't wait to see the scanned in pages so I can read the text!
I found you guys via the Nest mag too (must be because we just got married in Feb & were graduated to the Nest).
I have to say your home is gorgeous and totally inspiring! We bought our house last May and so far all our renovations are unseen (insulation, rewiring, venting, new water heater). All that boring stuff that you're so proud of but noone else gets!
Your blog has gotten me so excited to start working on the visible bits. We went browsing at some of our favorite furniture stores this past weekend (WestElm, Ikea, EQ3, pottery barn) and I found two "inspiration" pillows to start my projects! I'm also planning on asking for a design consult for my birthday!
You two are amazing!
Congratulations! You two look so cute.
Sherry, John & Burger,
You've been spotted in another magazine. I just picked up the Summer 2009 BH&G "Do It Yourself" issue. The pictures of your little family and your home look great! Burger is a canine star – he's posing on page 84. Can't wait to read this issue from cover to cover.
Congratulations!! What a huge honor! Everything looks great, of course!
this definitely is a payback for all your hard work with remodeling and blogging :):):) I hope you plan to frame it somewhere in your house . This is way too cool!
Yay! Congratulations!
Congrats on the magazine cover. I am trying to find out how I can get the magazine. I love your site! Do you know whether or not they still offer magazine subscriptions?? I am trying to find out but so far no luck. Let me know. For now, I'll just keep looking at your site.
This is so fantastic! Gosh, look at all you have accomplished in just the last year alone. You guys are great! :)
DIY Magazine – Summer 09 arrived and you were featured. :)
Sherry & John,
I found your blog from this write-up in The Nest's magazine! It was, believe it or not, in the bathroom of a recently married friend's house at her house warming party. I've added your blog to my daily reads. You two are fantastic!
Hey Sherry & John,
I stumbled upon your blog last November when I was looking for decorations tips for our new home. I loved (well still do)your blog; it is merely full of fabulous ideas that inspired me to make our house a livable place.
I was so excited to see the both of you on the cover of "The Nest Magazine" that I screamed "OH MY GOD, I "know" this couple". I even bragged about you making the magazine cover to some friends:). Sherry, I loved the dress on you. You looked stunning and John, you are simply handsome. As for the little Burger, he looked so adorable!
Congratulations! Bravo! Félécitation! You guys deserve it. I can't wait 'til you have your own TV Show on DIY channel or HGTV:).
Best of Luck to the both of you, and keep doing what you are doing because you are GREAT at it.
Thank you,
hey to the green pillow girl (or guy, sorry…skimming) – I'm pretty sure it's actually a discontinued Thomas Paul pillow – but you can buy the fabric at Calico Corners and whip one up yourself if you're crafty:
This is incredible! I'm way late in the game, but my master bedroom re-decorating looks almost identical to yours, and you even have my coveted Target Pony Head!
I love your place, and it's great to see another couple cherish their mid-century home as much as we do!
I absolutely love your home and blog! It has been a great source of design inspiration!
I was wondering if you knew where I can find the orange and red pillows that were used on your living room couch? Thanks in advance!
Hey guys… I have been looking for The Nest Magazine for MONTHS! Where can I get it?
I knew you two and your house looked familiar! I am just browsing your site for the first time (found from SMP's blog) and I am loving what I am reading! I read your article in The Nest, but didn't know you had a blog. Love it!
All the best,
Hiya guys. I happened to stumble onto your site when looking for renovation ideas for my home. I must say I absolutely LOVE the renovations that you did to your house! You have given me some awesome ideas for my own place. Cheers for sharing guys! :o)
Regarding subscription of the Knot magazine, if you click on the tiny photo of the magazine at the top right on their website, it brings you to the subscription page. Not sure how long it has been working, but I subscribed a month ago and my first magazine arrived this morning. Very very excited ($14.99 for 4 issues).
Love your magazine spread guys. House looks fabulous.
Btw…I should have said the Nest Magazine in my last comment!
Hi guys,
I am in love with your work!! I live in a small city in the country of Australia. We dont have anyone with your flavour out here. I would love to know where i can go to get a copy of your mag and If I was to try your service can all the correspondence be done by email? If so please let me know.
Kind regards
I am a fairly new reader to your blog and I wasn't aware that you guys wrote a column in Do It Yourself. When I saw the most recent article I was like, "I kind of know these guys" lol. Obviously I do not know you but through your blog I feel like I do. I was a great surprise! Every time I am on younghouselove.com I find something new, fresh, and inspiring. Thank you for the great advice and I wish yall great success and happiness :)
Wow! Just wow!! You have done an amazing job, no…fabulous, no…outstanding, well, you get the idea. No surprise at all that you ended up as a feature in a magazine. Very inspiring!
Hello Sherry and John, I recently was referred to your website by a friend of mine, and i have to say i am amazed at what a great job you guys have done with your home it looks beautiful!!! I also live in Richmond VA, and Im also a first time home buyer with a cute little brick rancher similar to your, have my washer and dryer hookup in the kichen any ideas on that??? Thanks so much!!!!!! :)And congrats on the cover!!!!
Sherry and John, you are amazing and such an inspiration. I live in Australia and have just found your site. So happy I did! Can I ask where you buy most of your decorator pieces, such as beautiful lights? Do you mostly go online or insanely spend half your time trawling through shops with a small child?! Thankyou for sharing your life with us!
This is so inspiring and impressive! How am I just finding this blog? I hope comments on how awesome you guys are don't get old, haha.
How do i get a copy of your magazine?
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