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The rain is coming back.
Only, it's not coming back with a little sprinkle here and there. It's coming back with a bit of a vengeance, enough that the record for daily rainfall on July 23 is understandably nervous.
Showers have already dotted the region today and a few will be roaming around tonight. But as a strong (especially for July) area of low pressure moves ashore, a large batch of moderate-to-heavy rain is expected to swirl into the Puget Sound region from the south, starting right about the time of the morning commute and lasting non-stop pretty much through the evening.
There is a chance that we could see a few thunderstorms amidst the downpours as well, especially Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Rainfall this time of year is fairly rare as the last week of July and first week of August are the statistical driest times of the year in Western Washington. In Seattle, it's only rained on July 23rd 13 times in the past 121 years.
So any rain on the date is unusual, but we have a chance to really make a mark in the Seattle weather record books this year. Forecast models have painted anywhere from 0.50"-1.50" of rain in the lowlands (with later models issued Tuesday morning leaning toward the heavier amounts).
The daily rainfall record for July 23 in Seattle is 0.54" set way back in 1949. But what's really a sign of how rare heavy rainfall is this time of year, the second-wettest July 23rd is just 0.06 inches.
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Some much-needed rain will also fall in the mountains and in the fire-ravaged areas of northern Eastern Washington, but it may actually be too much of a good thing.
A Flash Flood Watch has been issued for the eastern slopes of the North Cascades, which includes much of Chelan County and western Okanoagan County and the towns of Wenatchee, Chelan, Leavenworth, Omak and Winthrop. Of particular concern are potential mud flows in the areas scarred by wildfires over the past two years, including the ones currently burning this summer.
The rains there may also come with lightning and strong winds.
Rain will decrease Wednesday night and after some showers linger into midday Thursday, we quickly dry out and warm up again with a return to sunny and warm-to-hot conditions this weekend into early next week.

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The staff is very nice and tries to accomadate the guests. I also like to exercise room-far better than other hotels in the area.
The week day morning breakfast is free and as others have noted, provides hot eggs and potatoes but no meat. I do wish that the free breakfast was extended to include the weekends but it is what it is.
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MSHA awards $1,000,000 in Brookwood-Sago mine safety grants
The U.S. Department of Labor's Mine Safety and Health Administration awarded $1,000,000 in grants through its Brookwood-Sago program to seven organizations that provide education and training within the mining industry. The funding will be used to develop and implement training and related materials for mine emergency preparedness, as well as for the prevention of accidents in underground mines.
The Brookwood-Sago Grants Program was established by the Mine Improvement and New Emergency Response Act of 2006. It was named in remembrance of 13 men who died in two explosions at the Jim Walter Resources Inc.'s No. 5 Mine in Brookwood, Alabama, in 2001 and 12 men who died in an explosion at Wolf Run Mining Company's Sago Mine in Tallmansville, West Virginia in 2006. The funds are used to develop and implement training and related materials for mine emergency preparedness as well as for the prevention of accidents in underground mines.
Recipients of this award for FY 15
- Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy
- Pennsylvania State University
- United Mine Workers of America Career Centers, Inc.
- University of Arizona – Arizona Board of Regents
- Colorado School of Mines
- University of Alaska Fairbanks
- Colorado Department of Natural Resources
Applications for grants under this competition must be submitted electronically using the government-wide site at http://www.grants.gov. If applying online poses a hardship to any applicant, the MSHA Directorate of Educational Policy and Development will provide assistance to help applicants submit their applications online.
All grantees, including faith-based organizations, will be subject to applicable Federal laws and regulations (including provisions of appropriations law) and applicable Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Circulars. The grant(s) awarded under this competitive grant program will be subject to the following administrative standards and provisions, if applicable:
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FedReg 2014-10532 - Brookwood-Sago Mine Safety Grants
Q. MSHA received the following question regarding the 15% restriction on indirect costs associated with the Brookwood-Sago solicitation for grant applications (SGA). According to the uniform cost principles at 2 C.F.R. § 200.414(c)(1), negotiated indirect cost rate agreements must be accepted by all Federal awarding agencies unless a deviation policy is announced. Therefore, is there a special class or statute that applies to the Brookwood-Sago SGA and what is the reason for the deviation from allowing us to use our negotiated rate?
A. MSHA accepts negotiated indirect cost rate agreements for its Brookwood-Sago grants and does not deviate from 2 C.F.R. § 200.414(c)(1). This means that an entity may incur indirect costs up to the limit of its agreement. However, as stated in the SGA, the MSHA grant funds will pay for only 15% of indirect costs incurred to allow more grant money to be spent on education and training programs that directly fulfill the purpose of the Brookwood-Sago grants program.
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Born in Summerside, Prince Edward Island, she was elected to the Canadian House of Commons as the Liberal MP for Nepean in the 1988 federal election and was re-elected in 1993 and served as chair of the Standing Committee on Human Rights of Persons with Disabilities from 1993 to 1996. During this period she was diagnosed with a brain tumour and, after successful surgery, was able to return to the House of Commons to resume her valuable contribution to health issues.[1] She did not run for re-election in 1997.
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Joel, one more to add to my list if you would transfer this relative to me as well, thank you for all you do!
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Hi again, you have transferred some family members to me in the past from my Randolph family. Would you please consider transferring another couple of family members to me?
Here are the memorials to my ancestors I would like to be able to manage:
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I just love this hotel!
I must caveat though....I grade all Disney experiences on a different scale from my other hotel trips. Disney is Disney...you can't try and compare staying here to staying at a Four Seasons. It has it's own criteria measured against other Disney properties.
That said....
The amazing over the top ridiculousness of California crafstman style on steroids always makes me smile when I walk into the lobby. Every little detail is designed to reinforce the overall effect, and I love it. Even the mini craftsman style rockers for toddlers! My 11 month old daugher loved it....
Rooms: normal nice hotel room in keeping with the overall theme...we had adjoining rooms so we could watch TV at night without waking up baby, and so grandma could come down for a few nights to join
Food: good standard hotel quality, and Napa Rose was high quality gourmet food.
Prices: exorbinant, but on par with Disney...what can I say, if you go to Disney then be prepared to spend!
Service: efficient and quick and friendly...Disney is always a well oiled machine
Babysitting service: really really excellent babysitters booked via a local company that Disney works with....some of the best babysitters I have ever had via hotels
Pool: only bad bit here....just far far too small for the capacity of the hotel. We wandered around for AGES before we could even find two normal chairs to sit in
Park Location: Grand Californian is a great location for Disneyland. You can walk through Downtown Disney to get to Disneyland entrance very quickly, or you can take a back private entrance directly into California Adventure.
Tips: if you are staying at a Disneyland hotel you should ask Dining services to book you restaurant reservations before you arrive. Especially if you want to have lunch or dinner at Blue Bayou in New Orleans square (and if you don't....why not!?)
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Who could have predicted, based on the modest blues-rock beginnings of The Black Keys' The Big Come Up and Thickfreakness, that the band would become the hit-making machine it is today?
Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney are back with a new album, Turn Blue, produced once again by the duo and Brian Burton, a.k.a. Danger Mouse. The relationship between The Black Keys and the all-star producer began with the breakthrough album Brothers in 2010 and its hit "Tighten Up," and now runs three albums deep. Turn Blue comes out this week, and we'll hear some of its '70s-influenced songs.
More importantly, Auerbach and Carney take a quiz to find out how much they really know about each other after all those hours spent together on the road. Favorite foods, phobias, drinks and taco toppings are all discussed, along with a few musical questions. We even learn about the first song they ever jammed on when they first met.
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Lifetime member of the "specific element" and proud of it.
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Following its acquisition of The Hockey Co., Reebok is getting into the hockey act. New ads featuring NHL stars (e.g., Tony Amonte, Chris Pronger and Mike Modano, who of course have lots of time on their hands to go through multiple takes and poses), are scheduled to burst on the scene early next year. The Jofa and Koho brands soon will be history, with Reebok becoming the showcase name in the company's lines.
Nike has been involved in the sport since 1995, primarily through its absorption of Bauer.
Despite especially Reebok's protestations to the contrary, one can't help but ask: Are we headed for a "shoe war" in hockey?
Let's hope so.
The clash of corporate giants has been a long-running and often garish sideshow in basketball. And it also has become one of the game-within-the-game intrigues in big-money NCAA sports, as universities align themselves with the companies -- for huge prices, of course.
We know, we know. Hockey traditionally has looked down its nose at such absurdity. Both the culture and the code of the sport rejects the sort of egocentric, look-at-me showboating and arrogance that goes hand in hand with the culture that has led to the enrichment of the marquee athletic shoe companies.
Especially in the United States, becoming the "in" athletic brand is more about marketing and pandering to a herd celebrity-driven mindset, than it is about quality. That isn't a knock on the products; it's an acknowledgment of reality, especially in basketball.
In basketball, 12-year-olds on Brooklyn playgrounds don't dream only of that NBA contract, plus the security, riches and toys that come with it; they see the "shoe contract" as validation. LeBron James was a $90 million Nike guy -- at least according to the figures that slipped out as he signed his deal -- before he played a game in the NBA.
But since its forray onto the ice, Nike has taken a lot of heat for not understanding hockey -- and by that, we mean the culture more than the game. Applying the traditional Nike concepts from the mid-'90s on fell flat. Flash, not substance, groused the critics. And even in announcing its upcoming ad campaign and product lines, Reebok/The Hockey Co. proponents have professed to have learned from Nike's "mistakes."
This view is offered with great reluctance, because so much of the modern showboating, showcasing-individuals mentality that turns us off in other sports is truly abominable -- especially because of the trickle-down effect it has on young athletes.
Hockey needs more of it.
Up to a point, it does.
Shove Jarome Iginla and Vincent Lecavalier and Chris Drury and Scott Gomez and Ilya Kovalchuk and all the other young stars, whether Canadian, U.S.-born or European, into the spotlight -- and combat the traditional hockey mentality that seeking attention (at least openly) is a character flaw. Let them not only rush headlong into pursuit of celebrity, let them say what they really think without fear of being stamped as boorish jerks, and let them not be embarrassed if they end up becoming regulars in the pages of "Us" and on "Regis and Kelly."
Let them be part of a Nike and Reebok world, and rather than make those companies tone down their acts to gain acceptance in the hockey world, tell them to bring it on.
One of the reasons the NHL is in the mess it is in is the traditional reluctance -- or even refusal -- by general managers and coaches to promote its stars. They don't encourage others to promote them, either. And the hockey code dictates that blatant self-promotion, arrogance and showmanship are unacceptable.
Right or wrong, Carmelo Anthony was on more billboards in Denver by his 20th birthday than Joe Sakic and Peter Forsberg combined in the Avalanche's first
nine years in town. That's because the Avalanche wouldn't stand for promotion of individuals over team. Both those stars not only didn't have a problem with that, they preferred it that way.
As the NHL lockout continues, and the likelihood looms that the game will return only with a redrawn financial order, reassessment of the culture makes sense, too. In the U.S., rinks have gone up in the non-traditional territories, and the ads -- and the shoe-company mentality -- can be targeted for those markets. (The University of Denver, the reigning NCAA champions, have 10 Coloradans on the roster. A decade ago, before the Avalanche's arrival, the Pioneers all were imports.)
But more than that, the NHL needs to tap into the culture of celebrity -- as repugnant as that can seem at times.
So go to it, Reebok and Nike. Lead the way.
Terry Frei is a regular contributor to ESPN.com. He is the author of the recently published "Third Down and a War to Go," and "Horns, Hogs, and Nixon Coming."


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Vote now in Tap Milwaukee's Christmas Classics tournament
You've still got a couple of days to vote in the first round of Tap Milwaukee's Christmas Classics tournament, with all (or almost all, judging from some of the comments on Facebook) of your holiday TV favorites battle it out, NCAA brackets-style, to be No. 1.
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The Times Cinema will reopen Friday with floodlight hitting the skies, a red carpet purportedly filled with paparazzi and "Django Unchained" on the screen.
The Times, at 5906 W. Vliet St., has been closed since March, when the lender for the building and other properties, including the Rosebud Cinema in Wauwatosa, began foreclosure proceedings. Investor Lee Barczak, who owns the Avalon Theatre property in the Bay View neighborhood, bought the Times and Rosebud at a foreclosure auction in May, and reopened the Rosebud in August »Read Full Article(1)
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As the Christmas holiday approaches this week, I pulled together a Spotify playlist of my 30 favorite Christmas tunes for Country music fans to enjoy while wrapping last-minute presents, entertaining with family or heading out to your holiday get-togethers. This list spans the genre's generations with classics from the likes of Jim Reeves, Elvis Presley, Dolly Parton, Gene Autry and Kitty Wells and updated holiday hits from Toby Keith, Kellie Pickler, Carrie Underwood, Little Big Town, Brad Paisley and many more. Did I miss your favorite? Let us know in the comments!
I also tossed the music video of Kenny Rogers and Parton's "A Christmas to Remember" at the end of this post. The song isn't available on Spotify, but that's okay because the music video is so pricelessly unique that you just need to watch it to get the full experience. Check out Kenny and Dolly singing together in a ski lodge filled with stiff mannequins from a 1980s Christmas special. There's no explanation needed - it's just one of those quirky Christmas moments! »Read Full Blog Post


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Going to buy 50 of this shirt now, hopefully it'll be on display in the art show next year [loved the stuff you had at Comic-con by the way.]
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We will try to get this design reprinted as quickly as we can, but it usually takes at least a couple of weeks- We are hoping to have it fully stocked again by the beginning of November
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Part of the Saint Étienne International Design Biennial hosted by the Cité du design and City of Montreal is "Design and Mobility in Creative Cities," a conference that will explore improving urban mobility. The main question posed is how can people find pleasure in moving about cities, despite the fact that populations and congestion are ever increasing? And can design imbue a positive effect?
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Transferrin receptor
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Transferrin receptor (TfR) is a carrier protein for transferrin. It is needed for the import of iron into the cell and is regulated in response to intracellular iron concentration. It imports iron by internalizing the transferrin-iron complex through receptor-mediated endocytosis.[1] The existence of a receptor for transferrin iron uptake had been recognized over half a century back.[2] Earlier two transferrin receptors in humans, transferrin receptor 1 and transferrin receptor 2 had been characterized and until recently cellular iron uptake was believed to occur chiefly via these two well documented transferrin receptors. Both these receptors are transmembrane, glycoproteins. TfR1 is a high affinity ubiquitously expressed receptor while expression of TfR2 is restricted to certain cell types and is unaffected by intracellular iron concentrations. TfR2 binds to transferrin with a 25-30 fold lower affinity than TfR1.[3][4] Although TfR1 mediated iron uptake is the major pathway for iron acquisition by most cells and especially developing erythrocytes, several studies have indicated that the uptake mechanism varies depending upon the cell type. It is also reported that Tf uptake, independent of these TfR's exists although the mechanisms are not well characterized.[5][6][7][8] The multifunctional glycolytic enzyme Glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate dehydrogenase (GAPDH,EC 220.127.116.11) has been shown to utilize post translational modifications to exhibit higher order moonlighting behavior wherein it switches its function as a holo or apo transferrin receptor leading to either iron delivery or iron export respectively[9][10]
Translational regulation[edit]
Low iron concentrations promote increased levels of transferrin receptor, to increase iron intake into the cell. Thus, transferrin receptor maintains cellular iron homeostasis.
TfR production in the cell is regulated according to iron levels by iron-responsive element-binding proteins, IRP1 and IRP2. In the absence of iron, one of these proteins (generally IRP2) binds to the hairpin like structure (IRE) that is in the 3' UTR of the TfR mRNA. Once binding occurs, the mRNA is stabilized and degradation is inhibited.
See also[edit]
- ^ Qian ZM, Li H, Sun H, Ho K (December 2002). "Targeted drug delivery via the transferrin receptor-mediated endocytosis pathway". Pharmacol. Rev. 54 (4): 561–87. doi:10.1124/pr.54.4.561. PMID 12429868.; Figure 3: The cycle of transferrin and transferrin receptor 1-mediated cellular iron uptake.
- ^ Jandl JH, Inman JK, Simmons RL, Allen DW. Transfer of iron from serum iron-binding protein to human reticulocytes. J Clin Invest 1959;38(1, Part 1):161-85.
- ^ Kawabata H, Germain RS, Vuong PT, Nakamaki T, Said JW, Koeffler HP. Transferrin receptor 2-alpha supports cell growth both in iron-chelated cultured cells and in vivo. J Biol Chem 2000;275(22):16618-25.
- ^ West AP, Jr., Bennett MJ, Sellers VM, Andrews NC, Enns CA, Bjorkman PJ. Comparison of the interactions of transferrin receptor and transferrin receptor 2 with transferrin and the hereditary hemochromatosis protein HFE. J Biol Chem 2000;275(49):38135-8.
- ^ K. Gkouvatsos, G. Papanikolaou, K. Pantopoulos, Regulation of iron transport and the role of transferrin, Biochim. Biophys. Acta, 1820 (2012) 188-202.
- ^ D. Trinder, O. Zak, P. Aisen, Transferrin receptor-independent uptake of differic transferrin by human hepatoma cells with antisense inhibition of receptor expression, Hepatology, 23 (1996) 1512-1520.
- ^ R. Kozyraki, J. Fyfe, P.J. Verroust, C. Jacobsen, A. Dautry-Varsat, J. Gburek, T.E. Willnow, E.I. Christensen, S.K. Moestrup, Megalin-dependent cubilin-mediated endocytosis is a major pathway for the apical uptake of transferrin in polarized epithelia, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 98 (2001) 12491-12496.
- ^ J. Yang, D. Goetz, J.-Y. Li, W. Wang, K. Mori, D. Setlik, T. Du, H. Erdjument-Bromage, P. Tempst, R. Strong, J. Barasch, An Iron Delivery Pathway Mediated by a Lipocalin, Mol. Cell, 10 (2002) 1045-1056.
- ^ M. A. Sirover, Structural analysis of glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase functional diversity The International Journal of Biochemistry & Cell Biology 57 (2014) 20–26.
- ^ V. M. Boradia, M. Raje and C.I. Raje, Protein moonlighting in iron metabolism: glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase (GAPDH), Biochemical Society Transactions; 2014, 42(6): 1796-1801.
Further reading[edit]
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- Daniels TR, Delgado T, Rodriguez JA, Helguera G, Penichet ML (November 2006). "The transferrin receptor part I: Biology and targeting with cytotoxic antibodies for the treatment of cancer". Clin. Immunol. 121 (2): 144–58. doi:10.1016/j.clim.2006.06.010. PMID 16904380.; Figure 3: Cellular uptake of iron through the Tf system via receptor-mediated endocytosis.
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"Terrys' Story" Myanmar (Burma) Travelogue by gabriellefox
Myanmar (Burma) Travel Guide: 4,467 reviews and 13,531 photos
Terry was the only Englishman on the trip. He has many very good Burmese friends and is married to a Burmese lady, who unfortunately did not accompany him on the trip.
His story intoduces you to many of the other people who shared our journey to Burma who are good friends of both himself and my mother. Pam, Oliver and their son Gary, I knew from childhood. I had met some of the others on social occaisions with my family but had not seen them for many years.
I really warmed to Terry. His enthusiasm for the country matched mine. Terry, Gary and myself were the only three from the group who had not experienced life in Burma at first hand. The rest had lived or worked in Burma for many years.
MYANMAR ? take II, January 2001
Dropped off at Heathrow by Natalie and Liz. No sooner in to the door when Michael and Dawn found me, then waited with me in the queue to check in. Beryl and Bruce were about thirty people in front. Didn?t take as long as I expected to check in.
Found out we were now routed via Paris and Bangkok with a delay in Dhaka. Met Olly, Pam and son Gary (I?m likely to be sharing most of the time with Gary) then upstairs for a drink before going thro to departure. Introduced to Maureen.
Flight to Dhaka pretty tedious, plane was a very ancient DC10, c1975! and quite grotty. Dhaka transit lounge was diabolical and we had a six-hour wait here! Bit of a worry at first when the transit staff took all our passports and tickets to arrange transfer flight, apparently it?s standard practice here! Introduced myself to Linda, Maureen?s daughter and Dolly, Pam?s sister.
Eventually caught Thai Airline flight to Bangkok, much better aircraft, flew almost over Yangon en route. Total chaos at Bangkok ? emigration wouldn?t allow Olly, Pam and Gary to board as their visas had run out the previous day due to some cock-up at the embassy when they were issued, and we were already pushed for time on the transfer. Eventually left Bruce with Olly etc. to sort out visas at embassy following day while I carried on with the others. Beryl pretty upset but we managed OK. Fun not over yet though ? discovered when we landed at Yangon that Maureen and Linda?s luggage had been left at Bangkok!!
Auntie Pat, Zeng etc all at airport to welcome us ? had some explaining to do re. Bruce! They escorted us to the Guest Care Hotel in Dhama Zedi Road as Zeng had made the arrangements. Comfortable but more basic than the Panorama but nice friendly atmosphere ? staff are very friendly and obliging. Mine and Gary?s room was in the annex, very spacious room. Good views of the Shwedegon Pagoda and within walking distance. Phoned Liz to let her know we arrived safely.
Waited at hotel for most of morning for ?John Henry?- he didn?t show. One of Olly?s relatives, Charmaine - daughter of his cousin turned, up but I explained situation and she said she would come back tomorrow. M &L?s luggage arrived mid morning and friends of B & B, Margot and Trevor arrived at about mid-day. Very nice friendly couple, in fact the whole group is very nice and we get on well together.
Went to visit Esther pm with Beryl to deliver goodies we had brought. Surprised but pleased to see us, but more explaining to do re Bruce and also Liz (had a quiet chat with Esther). Very hot so didn?t stay too long but saw Lorraine, Rebecca and Kevin. Kevin pleased with coins I gave him. Rebecca asked where Liz was ? I told her to ask Esther to explain properly.
To Auntie Pat?s for dinner. I volunteered to meet Bruce at airport but Beryl didn?t want to go. Excellent meal again, as usual. Bruce rolled in at about 8.30 ? Beryl pleased to see him!
First night sharing with Gary. We get on extremely well considering we?ve only just met.
Quiet morning around hotel. John and Laura arrived at 12.00, good to see them again. John was still larger than life. We all had lunch at the Guest Care and caught up on all the news. Spoke briefly to Laura about Liz situation ? she couldn?t throw any light. There are 13 of us now all told in the party!
Went with Linda, Maureen, Gary etc to Shwedegon at about 4.00 ? it?s starting to be less busy at this time. I?m still as impressed as I was on the first visit. In fact I saw more this time round as I had more time. Despite there still being quite a crowd there is still a feeling of peace all around.
Evening meal at ?Top Choice? with B & B, J & L and Trevor and Margo, just round the corner from our hotel in Inya Road. Gary joined us later when on his walkabout from the hotel ? he is totally fascinated with the whole ?Burma? experience.
Shared a few tots of Gary?s Drambui back in our room ? about 1.00 before we settled down.
Gary?s a bit hung over this morning; he had one more Drambui than I did! The whole group walked round to the Blazon store in Uwisaya Road this morning. We stopped for a beer in the bar next to the hotel on the way back. Certainly developing a taste for this Myanmar beer and, unusually for me, the ?Coffeemix?!!
Had a takeaway lunch at the Guest Care (more beer!) then to Esther?s for the afternoon with B&B and J&L. They were all well pleased to see John.
I walked down to the Shwedegon when we got back to take some photographs of the ?Chintez? guarding the entrance. They really are enormous when you get close up.
Dinner at Diane/Arthur?s place tonight ? another excellent meal. Emailed home, Garry, Stuart and Alastair etc.
Went with Linda and Gary to an exhibition of National Dress at the National Museum in Pyay (Prome) Road. Well worth the effort, Liz would have enjoyed it. Costumes ranged from the basic to very ornate ceremonial and wedding outfits. The three of us had lunch at ?Top Choice? ? hot and sour chicken very tasty.
Went to Pansodan Street about 4.00 to order new spectacles ? no sign of Richard but managed OK with girl who served me. They promised to have sunglasses ready for 5.30 Friday. Albert?s daughter came in while I was there so went next door to the Panorama and had a beer with the old boy. He told me Richard had died suddenly last year from cancer!
My stomach was feeling a bit queasy so decided not to eat tonight. Took Gary and Linda later to see traders in Fraser Street. We were a bit late so not too many left but managed to buy myself a brown belt. Taxied back to Shwedegon. Very impressive in the floodlights, then strolled back to the hotel. I think Linda was a bit concerned because it was getting late and there were hardly any people about but we made it safely.
Sat up talking in reception well into the early hours ? Maureen came down about 2.15am and berated us all ? probably because we hadn?t asked her to join in!!
Certainly packed a lot of activity into today.
Leisurely morning then to Esther?s for lunch ? cooked by Cindy and Lorraine. Beryl not too good so she rested at the hotel.
We?re off to Mandalay by train over night so had to pack both for the trip and what was to be left behind in storage. Maureen and Linda decided to go by Leo coach express, as they didn?t fancy the train. I left before the others and went to pick up my specs. Not only were the sunglasses ready but both the other pairs as well. Not bad service ? three pairs of specs ordered and complete inside 24 hours!
Met up with the others at the station, crowded with people ? very reminiscent of film scenes of India. Couldn?t make any sense of the coach numbering. We were booked onto coach no. 3 which happened to be between 7 & 8! Every thing was extremely old ? from the 60s/70s ? including our seats when we eventually found them. Still they were reclining, at least mine was, and reasonably comfortable.
We pulled out of Yangon station dead on time at 6.30pm but seemed to take forever before we cleared the outskirts of the city. (We actually went through a station just � mile from Esther?s house). So far so good but as soon as the train began to speed up it started to rock and roll like a bucking bronco and as the night closed in became colder and colder, no wonder the locals had all boarded with blankets. Our party were soon scrabbling about in our bags to find whatever we could to try to keep warm. There was absolutely no chance of sleep, except for Olly and Pam who seemed oblivious to it all! Using the toilet was another experience, trying to brace oneself against the walls and aim at the bowl was an art in itself ? and how the ladies managed to stay on the seat I?ll never know!
It was soon obvious why we were so cold: the ?concertina? connection between each carriage had rotted away years ago and in addition the doors between each carriage were missing! So in effect we were trapped in a long wind tunnel or to put it another way the air conditioning was on full blast with no means of switching it off. The only time it warmed up was when we stopped at a station and with only four stops on a 400-mile journey that wasn?t often. To be fair it did become warmer and indeed quite pleasant after the sun came up at about 6.45pm.
The sunrise at 6.45 was quite a sight and the local people were already on the move and working in the fields. We passed through some attractive trackside villages and could see some impressive monasteries built on top of nearby hills. It was about this time that various vendors appeared wending up and down the aisle selling food, drinks, fruit, cigarettes etc, etc. there?s something you don?t see on our trains at home. Approaching the outskirts of Mandalay we were travelling quite slowly, with many of the houses very close to the track. Also there were many children alongside waiting for unwanted goodies from the journey to be thrown to them, sweets, crisps, water etc, obviously a long standing tradition which we joined in.
Finally arrived at Mandalay station at 9.30am ? 15 hours after departure and very little sleep. Zeng?s friend Aung Naing Oo was at the station to meet us with a very smart air-con coach. Just a short journey to the Royal City Hotel and who should we see having her second breakfast of the day in the restaurant next door ? Linda! Looking very refreshed and not at all as if she?d just completed a 15-hour journey. Apparently they had arrived at 7.30am after a comparatively relaxing and uneventful trip ? certainly when compared with ours. The hotel was clean and comfortable, except that Gary and me were booked into a double bed. Luckily John and Laura were just opposite with twin beds, so we did a quick swap ? John still owes me for that!!
Went to Burmese restaurant XXXX, same as last trip for lunch. Meal OK, but only lukewarm as before. Coach trip PM out over the Irrawaddy via Sagaing Bridge, then back via U Bein wooden foot bridge over the lake. The water level was much lower than on the last visit. One of the two young girls I photographed last time was there again, only now she?s pregnant. She only looks about 11 or 12 ? so sad.
Linda and I went for a boat ride on the lake, there was only one other boat out and with the water dead calm the feeling of peace, and tranquillity was almost tangible. It was a shame to have to land again; still we did get some good shots of the sunset and bought some pictures from a local artist. These were produced to order in about five minutes flat using some kind of lacquer, one or two brushes, and an old razor blade!
Some of us went out later, after a rest to find something to eat. No chance ? everything in Mandalay seems to close at 8.30. All we finished up with was a variety of paratas after about an hour of walking around, down some dark back street. Still it had been a good day and we did manage to get a sidecar ride back to the hotel. There?s another experience; those things are lethal in daylight leave alone in pitch-blackness.
Took Gary very early, with Maureen and Dolly to Mandalay Hill to see the view. Quite misty, but typically Asian with trees, stupor?s and buildings emerging eerily through it.
Off on the coach to Maymyo after breakfast. The mists took a while to clear so the views going up the mountain were not as good as before. I developed a very severe headache (the only one of the whole trip) so not feeling that good. We stopped off at the Botanical gardens for a nice relaxing stroll. It was really hot by now which affected Beryl. Gary was entertained to some sixties singing by a group of students and John picked up three Chinese girls. When we got back to where Beryl was resting she had joined a local family picnic.
Had lunch at the Indian restaurant, excellent meal as last time then off to Peik Chin Myaung falls and caves. Much less water over the falls this time but didn?t stop Bruce from impersonating Indiana Jones on a fallen log.
Stopped off at Pwe Kauk falls on the outskirts of Mandalay - not so impressive but much more accessible and have been developed into a local tourist attraction. There was a very rickety wooden/rope bridge which Bruce did not like one bit, and they had the cheek to charge a toll!
Found out on our return to Mandalay that our proposed trip to Shwegu via the Irrawaddy could not go ahead as gold had been found in the area and therefore no ?foreigners? were allowed in. Very disappointing, especially for Bruce as Shwegu was his mother?s home village. I decided to go to Inle Lake instead with Gary, Linda and Maureen.
Aung Naing Oo had arranged a trip to Mingun, across the Irrawaddy, for us to replace Schegoo. We left the hotel in a cavalcade of ?blue cabs? to the water front then on a ?dhow? type ferry across to Mingun. The boat trip was really good ? took about 45 minutes on a diagonal route. Fascinating to see how the people live by from the river ? we passed many small villages en route and all sorts of other craft, some fishing, carrying a variety of goods, ferries that the locals use (Mingun is only accessible from the river) and including a huge bamboo raft. This was being towed by a small boat whilst on the raft was a shelter where the boatman?s family lived. The raft was on it?s way down river from further upstream for the bamboo to be delivered to a trader, a journey which can take several weeks, hence the shelter and family ?outing?.
Mingun itself is virtually a tourist attraction, having a part built pagoda and the second largest bell in the world ? a lot of tourist stalls here and some hassle from the locals to buy plus young boys trying to make a few kyats by acting as guides. If the pagoda had been completed it would have been the largest ever but King XXXX ran out of money before he could get it finished. Even as it is, at about a third of its proposed height, it totally dominates the bank of the river from miles around. Perhaps it is as well it was never finished for there is pronounced earthquake damage from the XXX century and the completed structure may not have survived anyway. Still, quite a breathtaking sight. We all had our first bullock cart ride here, which was different, slow and dusty but enjoyable nevertheless.
Had a quick beer, yes another one, in a bar on the river bank then back to Mandalay on our boat ? The Seagull. Saw the original ?London Eye? on the way back, or least the Mandalay version! Had an excellent Burmese lunch at Pakokku Daw Lay May, a restaurant Aung Naing Oo took us to in 73rd Street. The owner was very accommodating and put us in their family room, as our party was so many.
Visited Zegyo market later in the afternoon and bought myself a lounghi. Made this trip by sidecar, a life threatening experience if ever there was one. We were a bit late for the covered market, still there was plenty going on outside, hustle and bustle everywhere.
Excellent day today, probably the best so far.
Time for the party to split up for a few days. Myself, Gary, Linda and Maureen are on our way to Inle Lake; Trevor and Margo are flying back to Yangon and the others are going back to Yangon by private hire bus. Aung Naing Oo has arranged a car and driver, who turns out to be very good, for our trip. The seating is a bit tight in the back but Gary, Linda and me decide to rotate amongst ourselves and leave Maureen to her own devices in the front. We set out on the road back towards Yangon but turn off after about an hour, just south of San Thin Lwin, onto a cross country route which takes us high into the mountains, up over 5000 ft above sea level at one time. It is very picturesque up here and also very remote ? other people are few and far between.
Stopped for lunch at a small village in the middle of nowhere but food was poor. Pretty local schoolhouse ? children all immaculate as usual. Stopped later in the afternoon for ?Coffeemix? in Kalaw. This is another hill town similar to Maymyo but we didn?t have time to explore.
Just before we reached Inle the taxi driver took us to a some hot springs which have been developed into an hotel complex (the development is ongoing but pretty low key and slow). We all hired lounghis and towels, including our driver, and spent a very relaxing half-hour in the natural warm waters. Ladies and Gentlemen segregated I might add! It was certainly an excellent way to relax and unwind after the best part of 9 hours on the road. Half an hour later and we were ensconced in the Hotel November at Nyaung Schwe on the edge of Inle Lake, or at least at the head of the canal. Hotel is very basic but OK for a couple of nights. We are almost the only guests. The staff are almost too attentive ? we can?t move without one of them appearing! Out for meal but not particularly good - unless we are all just tired from the journey. The whole town closed down at about 9.00pm. TO BE CONTINUED???.
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WOW these where so good and so full of flavour, I got a good buy on lamb rump chops from the butcher so only cooked them for 20 minutes and they where perfectly juicy, I used a tin of chopped tomatoes (which I would highly recommend) and used yellow capsicum/bell peppers and with the onion made an amazing sauce for the chops along with the taste of fresh rosemary, out of this world. Thank you mummamills, made for Aussie/Kiwi Recipe Swap 66 July 2012.
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Made this for my bf last week and he loved it!!Used dried rosemary and canned chopped tomatoes and also added the green peppers.This recipe will be done again.Thanks for sharing
This was really good! I only used one onion, and added some red wine while it was simmering. I used about a tbsp of dried rosemary after reading another review on here. This recipe is now added to my Lamb Dishes cookbook! :) Thanks!
Recipe was very good, but a little salty. Also it could have used a little more rosemary. Other than that it was very easy to prepare and was very tasty. I will definitely make it again.
I used chump chops and dried rosemary as it was too cold out to go & pick fresh. I wish now I had of used a bit more rosemary as the flavour didn't really come through as much as I would have liked. This is a really lovely & simple dish and the chops came out nice & tender, even little miss DD ate hers, thanks mumma.
I was surprised at how good this was. I was thinking that it might not turn out too good, but I tried it anyways because of the good reviews. It smelled great while cooking. I added the peppers in for the last 2 hours of cooking only, so that they wouldn't get too mushy. Also, I used a 28 oz can of diced tomatoes with italian seasonings and it seemed to be an excellent substitute for the tomato juice. Thanks for the great recipe!
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We made these rosemary lamb chops for dinner last night and thought they were nice. I omitted the green pepper because I didnt have any on hand and used the can of chopped tomatoes versus the juice. I especially liked that this recipe had very little prep involved, so it is good for when you are tired or short on time. I felt the dish might have been missing a little something and would maybe experiment with some of Bergy's modifications if I were to make it again. Thanks for a nice meal.
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Pricesmart Inc.: SEC documents showed CEO Jose Luis Laparte sold 18,381 shares at $73.54 on Tuesday; and COO William Naylon sold 2,608 shares at $73.01 to $73.33 per share on Monday.
Pure Bioscience Inc.: Company announced it has appointed Dave Pfanzelter to its board of directors.
Regulus Therapeutics Inc.: Company announced it will report fourth quarter and full-year financial results Feb. 20, after the market closes.
RF Industries Ltd.: SEC documents showed Director David Sandberg sold 6,215 shares at $5.89 per share on Monday.
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Today in 1938, thousands of brave people were fighting and dying resisting fascism in the Battle of Teruel (self.alltheleft)
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Let's not forget one of the most important battles of the Spanish Civil War and how the governments of the world watched and waited as many Spaniards and ideologically motivated foreigners fought and died resisting a fascist military rebellion in Spain.
I find it deeply saddening and an awful betrayal and is the example that always leaps to my mind when people argue that countries invade other countries over what is right not what is profitable.
¡No pasarán!
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