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Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer Inc. said Monday that it plans to separate its commercial operations into three distinct business segments, two of which will focus on therapeutic innovations and one overseeing generic medicines and drugs about to lose patent protection.
Pfizer spokeswoman Joan Campion said the changes would have no effect on the company's laboratories in Groton.
"This does not impact the work that is underway in Pfizer Worldwide Research and Development," Campion said in an email response to questions from The Day. "R&D remains a separate division from the commercial business segments and in that vein, labs won't be placed underneath these segments."
The changes, which roll together Pfizer's emerging and established markets operations, will go into effect in the United States in January 2014. In countries that require consultation with unions, the changes will occur after negotiations are complete.
"This represents the next steps in Pfizer's journey to further revitalize our innovative core, enhance the value of our consumer and off-patent established brands and maximize the use of our capital to create value for Pfizer and our shareholders," Ian Read, the company's chairman and chief executive, said in a statement.
Bloomberg news service reported Monday that the Pfizer reorganization was in anticipation of a future split of the company. Executives previously have confirmed that internal discussions are underway about splitting off Pfizer's innovative medicines from its generics business.
But Campion cautioned about reading too much into the restructuring.
"At this time, we have not made and are not in a position to make any decision regarding any potential future action that could involve an external split of these business segments," she said.
Geno Germano has been named president of the Innovative Products Group, which will be in charge of Pfizer medicines that are under patent protection beyond 2015 in areas including inflammation and immunology, cardiovascular-metabolic, neuroscience, pain, rare diseases and men's and women's health.
Amy Schulman, chief counsel at Pfizer, will be in charge of the other innovative business group that includes vaccines, oncology and consumer health care.
The so-called Value Products segment will be led by John Young. In addition to focusing on generic drugs, the business segment will oversee patented products that are expected to lose exclusivity through 2015 in most major markets. It also will be in charge of biosimilars and established-products collaborations.
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Maybe lots of other people are making Avatar analogies, but I haven't happened to see them myself. So I'll just throw this out there. (Spoiler alert for people who haven't seen the movie and don't want to know the storyline: avoid this diary entry.) Scott Brown's election is the point in the story where Hometree topples over and the Omaticaya are scrambling for their lives in fear. The boneheaded cowardice of Democrats in the House, Senate, and White House is the point in the story where the Omaticaya retreat to the Tree of Souls praying for rescue. (This is a little bit of an insult to the Omaticaya since they weren't being foolish or cowardly in going to the Tree of Souls, but bear with me.) Instead of going to the source of life and wisdom, these Democrats are praying to that unholy mythical deity, the independent voter who won't know the difference between Republican and Repbulican-lite. How does this story end? So does anyone tame the toruk and rally all the tribes of Na'vi to join together in defense of the heart and soul of their world? No, I'm not talking about Obama being our savior. For Democrats, the way to tame the toruk is to pass healthcare reform. It would be the sign of power in the face of adversity that gives democratic voters a reason to believe that they can stand together for what they believe–and actually achieve it. Okay, so analogy over. Now for a humble proposition. Maybe the Democrats in Washington can have their spines stiffened with a sufficiently large carrot. Can the Daily Kos* higher ups start an ActBlue page that collects a contingency fund for the DCCC and DSCC? What I'm thinking is a fund that collects contributions, but the money is not distributed to the DCCC and DSCC unless and until healthcare reform passes and is signed into law. If no law passes by the end of some predetermined date, say February 14 (happy Valentine's Day! We love you America!) then all the money is refunded to the contributors. (Possibly with some small fraction retained by ActBlue to cover administrative costs.) Wikipedia's slightly outdated page on the Democratic Party says there were 72 million registered Dems as of 2004. That probably went up what with the 2008 elections. So let's say there are 75 million registered Dems. How much would it take to tempt Congress to overcome cowardice and do the right thing? $20 million, $35 million, $75 million? Those break down, respectively, to a mere 27 cents, 47 cents, and one dollar per registered Dem. Would you donate a quarter or a dollar to ensure that healthcare reform passes? Remember, you'd get it refunded back if HCR fails. Let's make this into a survey! *Cross-posted on Daily Kos, where there's a poll so you can vote on whether this is a good idea.
I'm an associate editor at Chelsea Green and I like to think about low-tech/appropriate-tech gizmos that I hope to build when I have some spare time. In a previous incarnation, I coauthored the Field Guide to the U.S. Economy. When not at Chelsea Green or biking to work, I live and garden with my family in Norwich, Vermont.


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|Evaporated milk
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|Unflavored gelatin
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|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
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|2 , slightly beaten
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5. Stir in creme de menthe; continue cooling in water until gelatin begins to thicken.
6. Pour icy cold milk into small bowl of electric mixer; add lemon juice. Beat at high speed until milk is stiff and will hold a peak. Fold in gelatin mixture quickly but thoroughly. Turn into lightly oiled 5-cup mold. Chill for about 6 hours until set. Unmold on serving dish.
7. Serve chilled
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1374 Calories from Fat 375
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 42 g65.3%
Saturated Fat 22.7 g113.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 546.7 mg182.2%
Sodium 897.4 mg37.4%
Total Carbohydrates 145 g48.3%
Dietary Fiber 0.06 g0.24%
Sugars 143.9 g
Protein 67 g134.7%
Vitamin A 29.7% Vitamin C 25%
Calcium 118.5% Iron 16.9%
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Our flight into Bhutan provides spectacular views of the landscape as we approach the airport in the Paro Valley. The valley is a green bowl surrounded by jagged Himalayan mountains and forested hillsides, crossed by beautiful rivers, and dotted with medieval fortresses. The first thing that we notice as we disembark in Bhutan is the absence of noise and a feeling of peacefulness that is rare in most other Asian cities. The Paro Valley has kept its bucolic nature and is one of the most scenic valleys in Bhutan. The houses are considered to be among the most beautiful in the country, and Paro is believed to be one of the first valleys to have received the imprint of Buddhism in Bhutan.
We are greeted with a warm Bhutanese reception over tea and then set out on a walk that meanders through the countryside by farms and fields of rice, mustard, buckwheat, eggplant, and, of course, chilies (ubiquitous in Bhutan). Eventually our walk brings us to a road that leads to Kyichu Lhakhang. Kyichu Lhakhang, meaning 'twin temples', is believed to have been built in 659 AD by King Songtsen of Tibet, and reflects the introduction of Buddhism to Bhutan. Local legend holds that the temple is one of 108 built throughout the Himalayas in one day in an effort to subdue a mighty ogress; it is still believed to hold her left foot in place.
We then make our way by vehicle to the National Museum (closed on government holidays), housed in the round, multi-storied Ta Dzong, built in 1775. The Ta Dzong was once the watchtower for the massive Paro Dzong, built in the 17th century by Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal. The museum's collection includes ancient artifacts, weapons, a collection of antique thangkha (painted or embroidered religious pictures), textiles, and stamps.
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We are greeted with a warm Bhutanese reception this evening as we enjoy a welcome dinner together.
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Thimpu, Bhutan
Hotel Druk is located in the center of the city's landmarks, near the famous Thimphu clock tower and within walking distance of the main markets. Constructed in traditional Bhutanese style, this distinctive, four-star deluxe hotel is relaxed yet elegant, with all the necessary comforts and amenities. Hotel Druk offers newly refurbished, modern guestrooms with spacious accommodations; a soothing spa; and a stylish bar and restaurant.
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This morning a short drive through the countryside surrounding Thimphu brings us to the boundary of Jigme Dorji Wildlife Sanctuary, the largest protected area in the country. The park is home to several endangered species, including the takin, snow leopard, blue sheep, tiger, red panda, and the Himalayan black bear. More than 300 species of birds have been catalogued within the park.
Our walk begins from the small village of Dodena. The trail starts by crossing a covered bridge over the Wang Chu, and climbs steadily on a switchback trail to Cheri Goemba, a small monastery perched on the hill with a view of the Thimphu Valley. Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal built this monastery in 1620, and this is where the first community of monks in Bhutan was established. The monastery is considered very sacred, as it contains the ashes of Tempi Nima, the father of the first Shabdrung of Bhutan, and beautiful frescoes of Buddhist saints.
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Hotel Druk
Thimpu, Bhutan
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Transfer to Punakha (approximately 4 hours*); Temple of the Divine Madman
This morning, after an early breakfast, we say goodbye to Thimpu and transfer to the Punakha Valley, our home for the next two nights. The road to Punakha crosses the Dochula Pass (10,230'), offering a great views of the eastern Himalayan Mountains. From the pass, our road descends through magnificent pine and rhododendron forests, and wanders through some of Bhutan's most picturesque countryside.
On the road to Punakha we stop in a small village where a short walk brings us to Chime Lhakang, a temple dedicated to the Lama Drukpa Kunley. Drukpa Kunley is one of Bhutan's favorite saints, and is more commonly known as the 'Divine Madman'. He traveled throughout Bhutan and Tibet using songs, humor, and outrageous behavior to dramatize his teachings, believing that the stiffness of the clergy and social conventions were keeping people from learning true Buddhism. This site is still believed to hold fertility powers for women wanting to conceive.
*Estimated based on actual driving times. The total transfer time may be longer when taking rest stops, road construction, and other unanticipated delays into account.
Drubchu Resort
Punakha, Bhutan
Overlooking rice paddy fields and farmhouses, Drubchhu was constructed on the ruins of a former, 100-year-old granary. Today, the family-owned property boasts modest and comfortable accommodations, a fine restaurant, roadside café, and cozy barplus its own natural spring, believed to be a Drubchhu (healing, miraculous water). Modern amenities such as goose down bedding and walk-in showers add comfort to your journey.
Khamsung Yuley Namgyel Temple to Punakha Dzong
Following breakfast and a drive through the Punakha Valley, we begin our walk by first ascending a series of switchbacks to the Khamsung Yuley Namgyel Temple. From this modern temple, we are afforded grand views of the Mo Chu River Valley below.
We then descend from the temple and follow a well-worn path down the valley through rice fields and small villages. Along the way we are rewarded with stunning views of the terraced rice paddies providing an exotic backdrop to the river below.
After enjoying a picnic lunch alongside the river, we continue our walk to the Punakha Dzong. Constructed in 1637, the Punakha Dzong was the second of Bhutan's dzongs and for many years it served as the seat of the government. Today it is the home to Bhutan's spiritual leader, the Chief Abbot Je Khempo, who resides here with 1,000 monks during the winter months due to Punakha's relatively low altitude by Himalayan standards (4,000').
From this spectacular dzong we can look back to see the Khamsung Yuley Namgyel Temple perched on the hillside far in the distance. A short walk from the dzong takes us back to the road where we meet our driver.
Following our hike, we have the special opportunity to visit the Nalanda Buddhist Institute, just outside of Punakha. There we meet the resident monks and learn about their lives. There is the option to take an introductory mediation class for those who wish to do so (please note that this may also take place in the morning, depending on the monastery's schedule for the day).
Drubchu Resort
Punakha, Bhutan
Overlooking rice paddy fields and farmhouses, Drubchhu was constructed on the ruins of a former, 100-year-old granary. Today, the family-owned property boasts modest and comfortable accommodations, a fine restaurant, roadside café, and cozy barplus its own natural spring, believed to be a Drubchhu (healing, miraculous water). Modern amenities such as goose down bedding and walk-in showers add comfort to your journey.
Transfer to Gangtey (approximately 3-4 hours*); Gangtey Nature Trail Hike
After breakfast we depart Punakha, up a winding mountain road through oak and rhododendron forest, and over a high pass down into the Phobjikha Valley, surely one of the loveliest high altitude valleys in Bhutan (approximately 9,840'). Phobjikha is one of Bhutan's few glacial valleys, and is the chosen winter home of black-necked cranes, migrating from the Tibetan plateau.
We stretch our legs on the Gangtey Nature Trail soon before arriving at our destination. This trail is considered one of the most beautiful nature trails in Bhutan. The hike starts from the mani stone wall (sacred stone walls with Buddhist prayers etched into them) to the north of the Gangtey Gompa and ends in Khewa Lhakhang. We meander through pine and bamboo forests, and gain excellent views of the remote Phobjkha Valley, where we may catch a glimpse of Black Neck Cranes (during the winter months).
Before arriving at our hotel for dinner, we also may visit the Gangtey Gompa, the only Nyingmapa monastery in western Bhutan.
*Estimated based on actual driving times. The total transfer time may be longer when taking rest stops, road construction, and other unanticipated delays into account.
Hotel Dewachen
Gangtey, Bhutan
Nestled in the thick pine forests of Phobjikha—home to rare, black-necked cranes—the Dewachen offers a relaxed setting, in-house restaurant, and breathtaking views of the valley below. Sixteen comfortable, double rooms each contain ensuite bathrooms, colorful bedding, and balconies. Rooms are heated by iron stoves, with hot water bags for the bed on the valley's coldest nights.
Longtey Hike in Phobjikha Valley; Transfer to Jakar (approximately 6-7 hours*)
If you are looking for a picturesque hike through some of the most beautiful parts of Phobjikha, this is the one. We begin our hike to Longtey village at the Gangtey Gompa, passing through Kumbu village and then ascending steadily from the valley floor. Upon reaching our first pass, we stop for some impressive views of Gangtey Gompa and the Phobjikha Valley below.
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Our road to the east, and the district of Bumthang, is an incredible feat of engineering following Himalayan ridges and valleys towards the cultural heartland of Bhutan. A winding and twisting route via the Pele La brings us to Trongsa, the ancestral home of Bhutan's current royal dynasty, the Wangchuks.
We pass the sprawling Trongsa Dzong, perhaps the most impressive dzong in the Kingdom, and one of the most magnificent works of traditional Bhutanese architecture. Given its strategic location high above the Mande Chhu, it is often described as being perched so high on a mountain that clouds float below it. After driving over Yotung La, we descend to the Bumthang Dzongkag (district) and the town of Jakar, our base for the coming days.
The Bumthang region encompasses four major valleys: Choskhor, Tang, Ura, and Chhume. The dzongs and the most important temples are in the large Choskhor Valley, commonly referred to as the Bumthang Valley. Different from most other valleys in Bhutan, Bumthang is broad and ideal for walkers and hikers. There are numerous Buddhist monasteries and pilgrimage sites to explore, making it the cultural and historic center of the country. It would be difficult to find as many important temples and monasteries in such a small area anywhere else in Bhutan'and almost every little valley or hill has its own background of interesting myths and legends about kings, Buddhist masters, and serpents.
While in Bumthang, we visit many of the valley's significant sites. Among them is Kurjey Lakhang, where Guru Rimpoche came in the 8th century to settle issues with feuding local rulers. With a flash of his magic, the guru resolved the conflict and converted everyone to Buddhism, leaving his body imprint on the rock for which Kurjey Lhakhang is named. The Kurjey Lhakhang temple complex is made up of three buildings, and the body imprint of the guru can be seen in the first and oldest of the temples, built in 1652.
In the evenings, we sample local specialties such as buckwheat noodles and pancakes, locally produced Swiss-style cheese, fresh apple juice, and a delicious homemade wheat beer.
*Estimated based on actual driving times. The total transfer time may be longer when taking rest stops, road construction and other unanticipated delays into account.
Bumthang Mountain Lodge
Jakar, Bhutan
With views of the pine wood forest and historic Wangduechoeling palace, Bumthang Mountain Lodge is one of the oldest hotels in Bumthang. The family-owned property offers simple, comfortable accommodations and warm service. All 27 rooms are appointed with wood paneling, heated by firewood stoves (or Bukhari), with ensuite baths. Featuring an attentive professional staff and in-house restaurant, the lodge is within walking distance of the Wangduechoeling palace, Jakar Dzong and Chamkhar Town.
Pasaling Gompa Hike and Kurje to Tamshing Hike
Today's hike begins with a gradual climb through blue pine forest, where along the way, we visit a Pasaling Lhakhang (sacred temple) which overlooks the beautiful valley of Bumthang. Along the route, we are granted breathtaking views of the valley and various species of flora and fauna.
Following a picnic lunch, we embark on a hike from Kurje Temple. The trail leads over a suspension bridge and towards Choekhortoe village and the Tamshing area, where we visit the Dorjibi weaving center. We enjoy passing through the pastoral landscape consisting of farmer's fields and farmhouses, and will see villagers as they go about their daily routines. Eventually, we reach Tamshing Lhakhang from where one can get a perfect view of Kurje Temple on the opposite hill where we began.
Bumthang Mountain Lodge
Jakar, Bhutan
With views of the pine wood forest and historic Wangduechoeling palace, Bumthang Mountain Lodge is one of the oldest hotels in Bumthang. The family-owned property offers simple, comfortable accommodations and warm service. All 27 rooms are appointed with wood paneling, heated by firewood stoves (or Bukhari), with ensuite baths. Featuring an attentive professional staff and in-house restaurant, the lodge is within walking distance of the Wangduechoeling palace, Jakar Dzong and Chamkhar Town.
Excursion to Tang Valley; Ugyen Choling Hike and Burning Lake
Today we explore further in Bumthang district with an excursion to the stunningly beautiful Tang Valley. This seldom-visited valley offers a treat in revealing some off the beaten track monasteries and the amazing museum at Ugyen Choeling Palace.
A fairly short hike takes us up to this well maintained palace and its cultural treasures inside. Along the way we stop for a traditional picnic with breathtaking views of the pristine surroundings.
We then make a visit Tang Mebartsho (Burning lake), where a famous reincarnated lama, Terton Pema Lingpa, is supposed to have discovered a religious treasure in the 12th century. This lake is very sacred and is visited by many Bhutanese during auspicious days to offer butter lamps. The importance of the site is indicated by the extensive array of prayer flags and it is considered one of the most holy places for Buddhist pilgrimage in Bhutan.
Bumthang Mountain Lodge
Jakar, Bhutan
With views of the pine wood forest and historic Wangduechoeling palace, Bumthang Mountain Lodge is one of the oldest hotels in Bumthang. The family-owned property offers simple, comfortable accommodations and warm service. All 27 rooms are appointed with wood paneling, heated by firewood stoves (or Bukhari), with ensuite baths. Featuring an attentive professional staff and in-house restaurant, the lodge is within walking distance of the Wangduechoeling palace, Jakar Dzong and Chamkhar Town.
Transfer to Paro (approximately 12 hours by road* or a 1-hour flight**)
Today we return to western Bhutan by flight (if available) or retrace our route overland to Paro, where our journey began. For those driving, there will be plenty of time to stretch our legs along the way, including stops for both tea breaks and lunch. We have another chance for some spectacular views of the Himalayas as we drive over the Dochu La and Yotung La passes. Following a Bhutanese tradition, we will have the opportunity to spread our own prayer flags at the top of one of these passes, granting us blessings for a long life.
For those flying to Paro, you will be met by one of our guides upon your arrival at the airport and will have the day at your leisure. Our group reunites this evening, and we may stretch our legs with a stroll through the market before enjoying dinner together.
*Estimated based on actual driving times. The total transfer time may be longer when taking rest stops, road construction and other unanticipated delays into account.
**Domestic flight: We will book guests on a domestic flight from Jakar to Paro depending upon availability. The sooner you reserve, the more likely you will be confirmed on this flight. If there is no more availability, then you will return to Paro by road. This means the group may split up for the day and reunite in the evening in Paro. For those booked on the domestic flight, please note that there is the possibility for delays or cancellations due to weather. In this case, you will also need to return by road.
Raven's Nest
Paro, Bhutan
Raven's Nest Resort is situated in the upper Paro Valley, set amidst farmhouses and rice fields, and very near to the trailhead for Tigers Nest Monastery and the ruins of Drukgyel Dzong. Featuring 21 spacious rooms with ensuite baths and balconies, the hotel also has a library, meditation room, spa with a sauna, steam bath and massage services, and a restaurant serving Bhutanese, Indian and western style dishes. Your stay here is the perfect place to unwind and will be a welcome respite in a tranquil, rural setting.
Taktsang (Tiger's Nest) Monastery Hike
'This morning we enjoy a hike to the famous cliffside hermitage called Taktsang or 'Tiger's Nest', a monastic retreat built into a sheer cliff face high above the Paro Valley. Our hike begins on the valley floor and is a steady uphill climb on a wide hiking trail that switchbacks through pine forests, with glimpses of Tiger's Nest along the way. We pass water-powered prayer wheels and mani stones, as well as a shrine where a high lama was supposedly born'all reminders that this is not just a hike, but a spiritual pilgrimage for many.
As we near the monastery, we stop by a small teahouse for snacks and tea and take in our first up-close view of Taktsang. From here our hiking trail levels out for a short while, before we begin climbing down steps and cross a bridge, eventually leading us to this most impressive sacred site.
Legend has it that the Tibetan Buddhist saint, Padmasambhava, flew across the Himalayas on the back of a tiger and landed here, bringing Buddhism to Bhutan. Entry into the monastery feels like stepping back in time and we have the chance to visit several shrines that comprise the temple complex. During our exploration, our guide brings Tiger's Nest to life with the tales of Buddhism that make this one of the most famous pilgrimage sites in all of Bhutan.
After a trail-side picnic lunch, we return to the valley floor, where our vehicle and driver meets us for our drive back to our hotel. If time allows, we will visit the Drukgyel Dzong, a ruined fortress where Bhutanese warriors fought Tibetan invaders centuries ago. This dzong was built in 1649 to commemorate Bhutan's victory over Tibetan invaders, and sits at the point where the trail from Tibet enters the Paro valley. If we are lucky and the weather is clear, we may have the opportunity to view the sacred Mt. Chomolhari (23,977'), which lies along the border of Tibet and Bhutan.
Raven's Nest
Paro, Bhutan
Raven's Nest Resort is situated in the upper Paro Valley, set amidst farmhouses and rice fields, and very near to the trailhead for Tigers Nest Monastery and the ruins of Drukgyel Dzong. Featuring 21 spacious rooms with ensuite baths and balconies, the hotel also has a library, meditation room, spa with a sauna, steam bath and massage services, and a restaurant serving Bhutanese, Indian and western style dishes. Your stay here is the perfect place to unwind and will be a welcome respite in a tranquil, rural setting.
Cheli La Pass to Kila Gompa
The day's adventure starts early as we set out on a road that climbs almost 5,000' above the valley floor to Cheli La (12,500'). Towards the end of our scenic hour and a half journey, we emerge from the blue pine and rhododendron forest into windswept highlands favored by yaks.
Here, we'll enjoy a view of Himalayan wildflowers, with fields of azaleas, edelweiss, and even the famous blue poppy at certain times of the year. If the weather is clear, we'll enjoy tantalizing glimpses of some of Bhutan's highest peaks.
Upon reaching the pass, western Bhutan appears before us, with its unspoiled Haa valley, the mountains of Sikkim to the west, Mt. Chomolhari and Tibet to the north, and the patchwork fields of the Paro Valley to the east.
Leaving the prayer flag-swathed col and our vehicle behind, we strike off along the ridge, passing through meadows, before reentering forests of larch, spruce, hemlock, fir, and rhododendron. After a little under two hours, we see the Kila Gompa, seemingly suspended in rock crags. Home to approximately 30 nuns, this place has served as a retreat for meditation since the 9th century. Kila means 'spiritual dagger,' and a visit to the temple is often thought to tame the negative emotions of anger, ignorance, and greed.
Following our visit and picnic lunch, we head downhill on a dirt road that winds through conifers and rhododendrons, catching occasional glimpses back to Cheli La. After about 45 minutes, we arrive at our private vehicle to return to Paro.
Along the way, if time allows, we'll break our journey with a short walking detour to Dzongdrakha Gompa and its fine stupa (a dome-shaped Buddhist monument). This rocky aerie is the site of the annual local Paro dromoche (masked dances), the precursor to the grander Paro Tsechu, or festival. Here, we may also have the opportunity to see some local residents: Grey Langur monkeys.
This evening, we celebrate our journey through this magical kingdom, and the kind welcome we have received from the generous people of Bhutan.
Raven's Nest
Paro, Bhutan
Raven's Nest Resort is situated in the upper Paro Valley, set amidst farmhouses and rice fields, and very near to the trailhead for Tigers Nest Monastery and the ruins of Drukgyel Dzong. Featuring 21 spacious rooms with ensuite baths and balconies, the hotel also has a library, meditation room, spa with a sauna, steam bath and massage services, and a restaurant serving Bhutanese, Indian and western style dishes. Your stay here is the perfect place to unwind and will be a welcome respite in a tranquil, rural setting.
Departure from Paro
We are transferred to the airport for an early morning departure from Paro. From here we say farewell before our journey home, or continue on to other exciting destinations.
Please note that this is a typical itinerary, and actual activities may vary due to weather conditions, local events, and to allow serendipity to play a hand in your experience. Accommodations are as outlined in the itinerary, although we reserve the right to change these or the order visited should the need arise.Back To Top
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Apr 17-28, 2017
May 1-12, 2017
Oct 9-20, 2017
Oct 16-27, 2017
Oct 30-Nov 10, 2017
May 1-12 and October 30-November 10 departures coincide with festivals. Additional Dates on Request.
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$850 Per Person
Bangkok-Paro-Bangkok; optional Jakar-Paro flight ($200; subject to availability)
First two reserved:$95
2017: May 1-12 and October 30-November 10 departures coincide with festivals in the Bumthang Valley.
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Accommodations (hotels, tents, cruise cabins) are based on double occupancy. A single supplement is paid by participants who specifically request single accommodations, subject to availability. If you reserve at least 120 days prior to departure, you may be eligible for a reduced or free single supplement.* This is generally limited to the first one or two solo travelers to reserve, and the reduction is outlined in the pricing for each trip. Please note, free or reduced single supplements are not combinable with other offers or promotions.
If you are traveling alone and wish to share accommodations, we will try to match you with a roommate of the same gender. If you reserve at least 120 days ahead and a roommate is not available, you will only be charged a "forced" single supplement in the amount of 50% of the standard single supplement* (unless otherwise noted in the detailed itinerary). Single accommodations are limited so you are encouraged to reserve early!
* This does not apply to cruises in the Galapagos Islands. Please see these trip pages for more details.
Boundless Journeys' trips are designed for energetic and flexible individuals who like to be active and have a spirit of adventure and a positive attitude. Bhutan: Hiking in the Peaceful Kingdom is rated 2+, easy to moderate, on a scale of 1-5 (with 5 being the most strenuous). The walks and hikes on this trip are easy to moderate day hikes. Hikes generally are from 2-5 hours in length with minimal vehicle support. A few days involve some long drives on narrow, winding roads.
Paro, Bhutan International Airport upon arrival of your flight on Day 1.
Paro, Bhutan International Airport in time for your departing flight on Day 12.
Most Convenient Airport:
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Meeting Time and Place:
Your Boundless Journeys guide will meet you at the Paro, Bhutan airport upon the arrival of your flight from Bangkok (other regional airports upon request).
Departure Time and Place:
Paro, Bhutan in time for the departure of your flight to Bangkok (other regional airports upon request).
It is very important that you realistically assess your physical condition with regard to the demands of this trip. The more well-prepared you are for the activities, the more you will enjoy yourself. As a general guideline, we suggest that you engage in easy to moderate aerobic activities (such as walking, hiking, jogging, or cycling) for at least 30-45 minutes several times a week for 4-6 weeks before the trip. If you live in a flat area, try to incorporate some stairs into your workout, or use a treadmill with varying incline capability (consult your doctor before undertaking any new fitness program). Please contact us if you have any doubts regarding your physical match with this tour.
The mountainous areas of Bhutan have pronounced rainy and dry seasons. The driest weather and clearest skies are typically in October and November and it is the harvest season. During March through May, beautiful flowers are in bloom and it is the planting and ploughing time of year. The months of December through February are clear and cool (can be below freezing at night) and it is the shoulder season, so you will encounter fewer visitors. June through August is the monsoon season and it is generally not recommended to travel to Bhutan at this time of year. You may obtain more detailed weather information at www.weatherbase.com.
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Our trip begins in Thimpu, which is situated at 7,500 feet, in the foothills of the Himalayas. After our first two nights, we move to the Punakha Valley, which offers a relatively low elevation of approximately 4,300'. Our third hotel, in the Phobjikha valley is located at about 9,500', fourth hotel in the Bumthang Valley, is located at about 8,500', and our fifth hotel in Paro is at approximately 7,300'. Our walks and hikes will take place at elevations from 4,300' to a little over 12,000'. Our drive to Cheli La pass will take us to our highest elevation at 12,467'. There is time to move at a comfortable pace, allowing ourselves to adjust to the mountain air. Keeping well hydrated, avoiding excessive alcohol, eating frequent, light meals, and getting plenty of rest will help with any effects of altitude that you may feel.
Bhutan is generally delightful for hiking in the spring and fall. The driest weather and clearest skies are typically in late September, October and November. In the months of March, April and May, beautiful flowers are in bloom, and you will encounter fewer travelers.
Accommodations in Bhutan are somewhat basic and this itinerary includes a cobmination of the standard and deluxe hotel options available in Bhutan. Although the hotels in Bhutan cannot be compared to international standards, they are comfortable and offer all necessary facilities. We believe that any inconveniences due to these modest accommodations are far outweighed by the unforgettable experience of visiting Bhutan (If you prefer to stay in luxury hotels in Bhutan, please contact us to discuss a private journey).
Due to the unique tourism policy in Bhutan, we are unable to confirm which hotels we will be using until four weeks prior to departure. The accommodations listed will most likely be what we can expect, but may alter due to availability.
It is important to reserve your trip early, as the Bhutanese national airline will only accept reservations with the full payment of the ticket. Therefore we are unable to hold group seats in advance of reservations. Seats can only be confirmed upon receipt of your deposit, as well as the payment of $695 for these flights (subject to change). Please contact our office with any questions regarding these important policies.
Although visiting Bhutan in many ways is like stepping back in time and has been a longtime favorite of Boundless Journeys' travelers for this reason, it is important to understand that this evolving society is also eager to keep pace in the modern world. While the government is approaching the development of their country with sensitivity towards preserving the environment and culture, you can still expect to encounter some of the less positive signs of modernization. Some examples include: road construction projects that may hinder driving or cause noise and dust; litter in developed areas; and begging. We ask you to visit Bhutan with an open mind and leave any rigid expectations about the pristine nature of the country behind. It is important to embrace what you see and experience without judgment and recognize that Bhutan, just as any country, is struggling to be a part of this complex and rapidly changing world. We are confident that with this attitude, the Bhutan you experience will be a fascinating and memorable place.
Dawa has led a variety of Boundless Journeys tours from treks in the mountains to festival celebrations in the valleys. He has experience leading groups at high altitude and as a native of Bhutan, he knows the hidden gems and local characters.
Dawa's local knowledge and amicable personality make him a real treasure to have on the trail, and he always ensures that our guests come away with an outstanding experience and a deep appreciation of his country and culture. Many guests have mentioned his fun sense of humor and described him as "exceptional in every way!"
Kinley (or Kelly, as he is known among his Bhutanese coworkers) joined our local staff of guides after completing extensive training in 2006. Kinley is extremely knowledgeable about the local area and culture and is always determined to make each trip special by taking guests' personal interests into consideration to make the trip a richer experience.
Kinley has led many tours for Boundless Journeys and is a favorite among our guests for his friendly, down to earth manner. Guests have enjoyed his joyous, enthusiastic nature and commented on his deep love and respect for his country and its people.
Mr. Wangchuk, as his fellow Bhutanese call him, was born in Thimpu and is deeply connected with his family—returning to his ancestral village every winter to attend a ritual ceremony. He has been guiding for almost ten years and has explored many of the rural valleys and villages of Bhutan. An avid hiker, excellent archer, and a passion for acting, he has, in fact, played parts in several Bhutanese films.
Mr. Wangchuk has a passion for facilitating guests' exploration of Bhutan, and the combination of his local knowledge and good-natured personality make him a valued member of our Bhutan guiding team.
With a Boundless Journeys guide, your experience is that of friend and local adventurer. We believe strongly in working with local guides, experts in the areas to which we travel, and they hold the keys to unlocking the hidden delights of your chosen destination. Although you will never know they are at work—the mark of a truly great leader—our guides make magical things happen and add a dimension to your trip that you could not experience on your own. Over the years we have forged bonds with some of the best guides in the world, and we typically work with a small team of guides in each region. You will be informed of the guide for your trip one month prior to your departure.
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; When a friendly player repairs a friendly building, vehicle, harvester or unit they get these
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; The option Play_As_Team determines what Team players should be on. Use 0 for Nod and 1 for GDI.
; Set Time, Mine and Vehicle Limits
; Set wether or not there should be a Dynamic Difficulty which switches between Easy, Normal and Hard
; based on the playercount in the server.
; At how many players should the server switch difficulty levels?
; Should a message appear everytime the difficulty level updates?
; Set the GLOBAL difficulty if DynamicDifficulty is turned off, bots will always be of this Level then.
; Difficulty=1 -> Bots have 50% less health and armor than normal.
; Difficulty=2 -> Bots have 100% health and armor (as set on preset in editor).
; Difficulty=3 -> Bots have 50% extra health and armor.
; The higher the difficulty the less chance for bots to drop their primary weapon.
; The higher the difficulty the less chance for bots to drop big powerups for health and armor.
; Turn on or off the playing of sounds when you pickup powerups.
; Turn on or off bot powerup drops.
; Set the time for dropped powerups to be available, after it expires they will be destroyed.
; Below you can set various limits for characters, best used under the mapspecific settings.
; It is best to keep the limits for advanced characters low as it makes gameplay more interesting.
; If you want only one player to be able to play as Havoc you would set LimitHavoc=1 for example.
Hello people, we are continuing work on Renegade Coop again.
We have launched a new website for the modfication and SarahDX made a few maps which are in rotation on the server right now.
Hey people sorry for the long time of no updates whatsoever. I was kind of uncertain for a few months wether or not i would continue this mod. But...
Hello people, i am happy to announce that i am going to start working on this Coop Mod again.
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What about A path beyond?, are there going to be anymore coop maps for APB.
Not for APB but i've continued working on the Renegade Coop 4.0 though.
Keep up the good work guys :)
Website updated with new information: Renegadecoop.com
We are continuing work on this mod again. :)
Be nice if i could play this :(
So, when is the next release? I would really like to see more single player maps made playable in coop. Difficulty settings would be nice too, but not that much important.
Still working on it all. There are now 3 levels of difficulty: Easy, Normal, Hard. The server owner can set a dynamic level which switches beteween the 3 based on playercount. Also bots are more likely to drop weapons in Easy mode than Hard mode. :)
Much appreciated, keep up the good work :)
how to install this server?
There will be a new server soon. The one you talking about i removed it cos it was outdated, sorry.
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That's something I really want to know. I recently watched the Anime "Sword Art Online". A funny, little anime about a game, where people wear a helmet called "NerveGear", and when you enter the MMO, you smell, taste, feel, see, hear like in the real world. That is what science called BCI. Brain Computer Interface.
Now on the one hand, this sounds like a gamers dream. Enter a virtual world with all senses.
But then: would you use it?
It really frightens the shit out of me. We all know, any communication technology has be used two-sided. If you attach a computer to your brain, some company might as well program your brain. Such things are already researched. Or they could read out private information from your brain. Look how Facebook and Amazon know so much about us. If you regularly buy all you want on Amazon and post actively on Facebook these two companies know a crapload about you. Now imagine some companies of the future offer you cheap goods if you allow access to your brain info.
You could sell experiences from your RL as "experience game". You upload any experience in your life from your brain to the "NewInternet" and people pay you for re-living something you experienced. Like your team won when you played Soccer. Or how you hiked on a mountain. Or how you had wonderful sex.
And of course, people could become VERY addict to this virtual reality. Maybe humanity would decide virtual life is better and voluntarily live inside a Matrix? Letting Robots care for the bodily needs. BCI and constant connection of the Brain to a HyperMind collective could replace the internet. Even today with Smartphones people are potentially connected to the internet everywhere. And if you don't have a cell phone today, you have a difficult time, and people give you odd looks. So imagine it could work just as pressure to have a BCI and be connected with your brain to the Brain-Internet.
Sometimes this technology development spooks me. You say, that is all fictional? Well, today people have a much lesser feeling for "privacy" than people in the past. See Facebook asf. So apparently privacy is a cultural matter, not an absolute. In ancient Rome, people sat together and shat with a dozen others while chatting, which is rather unthinable to us.
Thoughts? How you feel about this idea? Would you connect or boycott this?
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I would use it. can wait for the day we can shutoff out sences and use a tool to put our brain into a vitural world , we see 3d, we feel 3d,we think we walk ,eat,fight and havea good time relaxing during the darkages copping of heads whit knowing it all aint real still.
as for privacy .. meh ..just like freedom.. its all nice to have but eh.. all come and go, like games things change and have their moments. RL jsut takes longer to chance but eventualy it will again , in 1000 years we could all eb tribe based freedom lovers or imperail cousin lovers like the old roman empire only a bit more techy and spaceshipy.. life is weird like that..
I would use it and be terrified of it, not so much for privacy or the fact my brain can be scrambled or something...but mainly a fear I would become hopelessly addicted to it. Total immersion in a fantastic world where we can be more than what we are is just scary addictive I bet lol.
Oh god the trolling would be horrendous in those games too, teabagging would go into a whole new realm of terrible lol.
I also think given that technology more often than not we would even be hooked into it for work purposes like a virtual commute. I can definitely see this kind of tech becoming transformative of our species and society...scary/awesome part is we may be there sooner than later. I know I want this tech to be available and widely available when I am older so I can ditch the old man body and feel young again in a virtual world.
That sort of technology is not that far off. OCZ has produced a neural interface for gaming, scientists have tied a electronic eye into the optic nerve to help a blind person see.
It would definately add a measure of immersion to a role playing game, that is for sure. My question is how many of those guys that make female characters would continue to do so.
All of my posts are either intelligent, thought provoking, funny, satirical, sarcastic or intentionally disrespectful. Take your pick.
I get banned in the forums for games I love, so lets see if I do better in the forums for games I hate.
I enjoy the serenity of not caring what your opinion is.
I don't hate much, but I hate Apple© with a passion. If Steve Jobs was alive, I would punch him in the face.
Yes, that would be something scary... I think I would still do it but maybe I would first try to befriend a group of people that are new users and see if they are affected in any way, maybe even do some research, but definitely, I think I couldn't live with myself if I didn't at least tried it out.
Those who have brainstormed the future of MMO have stated the next real revolution (in this genre) will come either enhanced AI and how the player interacts with the world.
I posted this earlier and it didnt garner any response. Technology is projected to have these advancements within our lifetime. Source: Ray Kurzweil's predictions.
You have to think though, once a game reaches a point of that realism......when it truly elicits (artificially) human emotions; It will then cease to be a game and become a true escape from reality. It scares me as well TBH. People thought vanilla WoW was addicting and life disturbing.....it wil not hold a candle to what is coming.
I suggest watching the movie "Strange Days." It has many of the same themes, however in a different type of movie.
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Wouldn't want someone cutting open my head, much less placing any kind of chip/piece of hardware in it.
It'd be fascinating if one day we could, but I imagine such a procedure would have a lot of risks, which I would probably be to scared to take for the sake of entertainment.
while it sounds cool and id be tempted... im kinda going to have to say no. last thing i want is the Y2K bug inside my brain ROFL or one of those nasty trojan worms :P
if you are directly hooking your brain up to a pc that allows that sort of ability surely catching an actual virus would be too...if you want to tinhat it as well.. you would have to expect some sort of mind control crap going on too....
praise it to skynet our lord and master :O
I don't remember where I've read it the first time, but I think an inventor once said if virtual worlds became a reality then that would be the extinction of the human race.
I doubt a lot of people would boycot it really. Think about it, you'd be able to live and experience any fantasy or obsession you have no matter how crazy, depraved, loony or what not.
Hell think about it, if you could just log in and be Darth Vader or Spiderman or Superman what reason you'd have not to go for it?
After that it would just be a slow decline. After all the only reason you'd had to go out is to just work just enough to be able to pay for that thing. After all why would you not want to? Everything you could possibly imagine would be in there.
2-way connection between my brain and the interwebz? No way in hell. Well, unless by some magic the good guys in net/computer security suddenly got a lightyear ahead of the bad guys permanently (which won't ever happen).
Now, a 1-way connection as in replacing the mouse, keyboard and whatnot controllers with a direct brain interface? Would definitely give it a try if it didn't cost too much or require surgery.
Unfortunately, I'll probably be dead of old age before such tech becomes commercially viable for the masses despite some individual working experiments recently.
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Hotfrog Singapore provides information regarding Bismillah Muslim Food Stall in Singapore. Bismillah Muslim Food Stall is located at 7 Maxwell Rd #01-63 Amoy Street Food Centre, Singapore 069111 and provides Social services.
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