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For the last 8 years my wife and I had the pleasure of tasting the creative cuisine of Chef Jean Chauvel several times. Whenever in Paris, we had to make reservations @ Les Magnolias.
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We had lunch during the week. Food was good but not incredible. The best was a "veloute of foie gras" that you eat with a straw. At the end, the waiter made a mistake on my bill. He put four menus also we were only three.
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Keith has worked with families, children, parents and individuals for more than 25 years in the field of mental health logging more than 70,000 clinical hours of experience. He received his Master of Arts and Education Specialist degrees from James Madison University. He is currently the President and CEO of Total Life Counseling, Inc. and is licensed in the state of Virginia as a Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist.
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Althea received a Bachelor of Arts in Behavioral Science from the University of Chicago and a Master of Arts in Professional Counseling from Liberty University. She is licensed in the state of Virginia as a Licensed Professional Counselor.
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Chuck Rife has 35 years of counseling experience. He received a Bachelor of Arts from Southeastern Bible College, an Education Specialist degree from Lynchburg College, a Master of Arts from Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary, and a Master of Divinity from Grace Theological Seminary. He is licensed as a professional counselor and marriage/family therapist by the state of Virginia.
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Dave founded Total Life Counseling, Inc. and has supervised many in the licensure process. Dave received a Master of Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary and Doctor of Ministry from Liberty University. He has graduate studies in counseling from Syracuse University and Virginia Tech. Dave is licensed in the state of Virginia as a Licensed Professional Counselor.
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Jen Brothers holds a Master of Arts in Counselor Education from Virginia Tech and Bachelor of Arts in Communications and Spanish from James Madison University. She holds certificates from Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government and the University of Virginia Darden School of Business.
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Lorin Walker received a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Roanoke College as well as a Master of Science in Psychology from Radford University. She has been licensed by the Commonwealth of Virginia to practice counseling since 2007.
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Martha received her Masters in Counseling from Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis, MO and her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Clemson University. She is licensed by the state of Virginia as a Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and National Board Certified.
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ERIC GUTIERREZ, M.A., Resident in Counseling
Eric obtained a Masters of Arts in Professional Counseling from Liberty University in 2012. Over the course of that time he completed an internship and practicum at Total Life Counseling, Inc. which included work in its Partial Day Psychiatric treatment program.
Eric enjoys helping people grow in maturity during difficult seasons of life to be overcomers through God's grace. Eric's therapeutic orientation is primarily Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Family Systems. An eclectic usage of other therapy models such as Adlerian and person-centered therapies are utilized as well. His main areas of client focus include youth, marriage and family, and personal growth.
Eric Gutierrez served as an Associate Pastor in Roanoke for 11 years. He has worked at a private day school in Roanoke helping children with emotional disorders (grades K -12). Eric serves as Director of Recruitment and Advancement for Roanoke Valley Christian Schools.
Eric and his wife Jennifer have been blessed with five children. His interests are learning new building skills for projects around the house, coaching in local Upward Leagues, speaking at churches on a variety of topics, and spending time with family.
JILLIAN MCCAY, M.A. Ed., Resident in Counseling
Jillian obtained a Bachelor of Science in Clinical and Counseling Psychology from Liberty University and a Master of Education in Counseling from Virginia Tech. She is currently working toward being licensed by the Commonwealth of Virginia and has been approved by the Board of Counseling to practice as a resident since 2013.
Jillian has most enjoyed supporting individuals experiencing life transitions, anxiety, depression, stress, and simply needing to express thoughts and feelings. She works with children, teens, and adults and makes use of a variety of techniques all with the focus of providing a supportive and nonjudgmental relationship to encourage meaningful exploration and personal discovery. Jillian hopes to aid each person to find the freedom that comes with discovering their own uniqueness and aligning that with the balance of truth in their lives.
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As for movies and tv shows, I like most fantasy style fiction, I'm not much of a sci-fi guy or lord of the rings style guy though. I am fascinated by myth. I watch anime a lot, Full Metal Alchemist, Chobits, Claymore, Zegapain, Bokurano, Higurashi no Naku Koro ni, Umineko no Naku Koro ni, etc. That should give you a good idea of my varied anime tastes if you like anime. When it comes to American tv I like animated shows like American Dad and Family guy, but also shows like Supernatural, The 100, The Big Bang Theory, Silicon Valley, and 2 Broke Girls, to give an idea of my varied tastes there.
In movies I like way too many things, but anything by studio ghibli, lots of guillermo del toro films, and most anything that isn't pure romance, drama, or any extremely odd foreign films.
As for music i like most pop, rock, and metal, and never like more than a few songs by a band on each album. Oh and I enjoy anime music too even if they are technically Japanese showtunes.
When it comes to food, I love meat, especially beef and chicken, as well as breads and pasta. American Flatbread and Three Tomatoes are two of my favorite non fastfood/junk food places in the area.
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Pollo Relleno
|Boneless chicken breast
|6 Medium, skinless
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Taco seasoning mix
|1 1⁄4 Ounce (1 Package/ 2 Tablespoon)
|1 , beaten
|Canned green chili peppers
|4 1⁄2 Ounce, rinsed, seeded, and cut in half lengthwise (1 Can)
|Monterey jack cheese
|2 Ounce, cut into six 2x1//2-inch strips
|Snipped parsley/Snipped cilantro
|2 Tablespoon
|Black pepper
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Green taco sauce/Red taco sauce
|8 Ounce (1 Bottle)
|Monterey jack cheese/Cheddar cheese
|2 Ounce, shredded
1 Rinse chicken; pat dry with paper towels. Place each breast half between 2 pieces of heavy plastic wrap. Working from center to the edges, pound lightly with the flat side of a meat mallet to 1/8 inch thickness. Remove plastic wrap.
2 In a shallow bowl combine cornmeal and seasoning mix. Place egg in another shallow bowl. For each roll, place one chili pepper on a chicken piece. Place one cheese strip on top of chili pepper near 1 edge. Sprinkle with some of the 2 tablespoons snipped cilantro and the black pepper. To roll up the chicken, fold in 2 opposite sides, then roll up, starting from edge with the cheese. Repeat to make 6 rolls. Dip rolls into egg, then into cornmeal mixture. Place, seam sides down, in a shallow baking pan.
3 Bake, uncovered, in a 375° oven for 25 to 30 minutes or until chicken is tender and no longer pink.
4 In a small saucepan heat taco sauce. If desired, sprinkle chicken with shredded cheese. Serve with taco sauce. If desired, garnish with chopped tomato and cilantro sprigs.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2148 Calories from Fat 469
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 57 g88.1%
Saturated Fat 25.4 g127.2%
Trans Fat 0.3 g
Cholesterol 930 mg310%
Sodium 6061.6 mg252.6%
Total Carbohydrates 105 g34.9%
Dietary Fiber 9.3 g37.3%
Sugars 1.2 g
Protein 281 g562.1%
Vitamin A 121.7% Vitamin C 197.6%
Calcium 103.8% Iron 83.5%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Miami Music Week is only a few weeks away, and to help put us in the mood, MYNC, R3hab, and Nari & Milani have released their annual "Live and Direct"3 CD compilation, Cr2 Records, Live And Direct Presents Miami 2013. This is three CDs FULL of the best dance music that has topped the charts over the past year, hand-picked by MYNC, R3hab, and Nari & Milani.
This compilation is the soundtrack for these last days leading up to the week-long celebration of dance music. If you're going to be a part of the music madness, Cr2 Records is celebrating the compilation with a pool party on March 21st at the Clevelander, where MYNC will dish out the beats with Nari & Milani, Dannic, Dyro, Mario Fischetti, and Michael Calfan to name a few. If you're not headed down to South Beach in a few weeks, this is your guide to your very own Miami Music Week.
Each CD is mixed by MYNC, R3hab, and Nari & Milani respectively, and reflects each of their personal styles.
MYNC, real name Mark Brown who is the founder and head of Cr2 Records, encompasses big time dance floor monsters in his disc. Mark includes tracks like Alesso's "Clash," Sebastian Ingrosso and Tommy Trash's collaboration "Reload," and his own collaboration with Mario Fischetti "Lightening." The MYNC disc also incorporates some exclusive edits like Loopers' "Deal Breaker (Dyro Remix), and Jewelz & Scott Sparks "NYMSN." This mix of electro and progressive is ready to melt the speakers – or your headphones.
In true R3hab fashion, disc 2 is complete madness! Appropriately his mix starts off with W&W's "Lift Off." Prepare of lift off indeed, because his disc is absolutely electric! R3hab includes tracks like Sander van Doorn's "Joyengergizer," his recent collaborative remix with Quintino of Tiesto's "Chasing Summers," and Fedde Le Grand's "Raw." But his mix also includes some R3hab originals like the EDC Orlando 2012 anthem "A Night In," his collaboration with Shermanology "Living 4 The City," and his collaboration with ZROQ "Skydrop."
Nari & Milani are famous for their atom-bomb of a track "Atom." So it's only natural that they included it in their mix for this 3 CD compilation, but they include a perfect storm of dance tracks to go with it – literally. The duo's disc yields Pink Is Punk & Benny Benassi's "Perfect Storm (Clockwork Remix), Showtek & Bassjackers' "Hey!," and more.
Along with the release of Live and Direct Presents Miami 2013, is a collaboration between MYNC, R3hab, and Nari & Milani called "Miami Back Again," which will be available exclusively on Beatport March 1st.
Check out the full track lists below and listen to a minimix of each disc:
CD 1 - Mixed by MYNC
01: Syn Cole – April
02: MYNC & Mario Fischetti – Lightning
03: Kryder – Vyper
04: Denzal Park – Scorpio
05: Chris Melin – Sten Hard
06: Vincenzo Callea vs William Naraine – Turn Off The Lights (Ivan Gough Remix)
07: MYNC Feat. Neil Ormandy – Searching (Original Club Mix)
08: Jewelz & Scott Sparks – NYMSN (Miami Edit)
09: Alesso – Clash
10: Sebastian Ingrosso & Tommy Trash – Reload (Instrumental Mix)
11: Schella & Sinque – Rock That Shit
12: Loopers – Deal Breaker (Dyro Remix [Exclusive Miami Edit])
13: D-Mad & Arston – Match Point (Extended Mix)
14: Nark & Neil Ormandy – You Give Me Life (MYNC Dub Edit)
CD 2 - Mixed by R3hab
01: W&W – Lift Off!
02: Arno Cost – Head Up
03: Sander van Doorn – Joyenergizer
04: Shermanology & R3hab – Living 4 The City
05: Tiesto – Chasing Summers (R3hab & Quintino Remix)
06: Lazy Rich – Brainfreeze
07: R3hab & ZROQ – Skydrop
08: R3hab – A Night In (EDC Orlando 2012 Anthem)
09: Fedde Le Grand – Raw
10: Showtek & Justin Prime – Cannonball
11: Chuckie & Junxterjack – Make Some Noise (Laidback Luke Remix)
CD 3 - Mixed by Nari & Milani
01: Goldfish & Blink – SLS
02: Kid Massive & Alex Sayz Feat. Miella – Strong (Dannic Remix)
03: Autoerotique – LZRFNK
04: Muzzaik & Dave Martin – Let's Go
05: Nari & Milani – Atom
06: Luca Novelli – Reset
07: Maurizio Gubellini & Symo – Spank
08: Kurd Maverick – Hell Yeah
09: Diego Conte Feat. Master Freez – Keep On Party (Cristian Marchi Perfect Mix)
10: Pink Is Punk & Benny Benassi – Perfect Storm (Clockwork Remix)
11: Robbie Rivera – My Trapper Keeper
12: Stefano Pain Feat. Lucia – Somewhere In The Sky (Reworked)
13: Showtek & Bassjackers – Hey!
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Deploying to the MEAO - Day 17
Wednesday 26 March 2014 by Alison Wishart.
Day 17 - Battle rhythmn Back in Australia,you'll hear the phrase: "work/life balance". Balancing the needs of children or significant others with the demands of a job whilerunning ahousehold can be a complex and sometimes stressfuljuggling act. Things get out of balance easily. On deployment, I've come to the conclusion thatthe equation is not "work/life" but "work= life". People work weekends. Thecycle of aweek is created by the Friday …
Deploying to the MEAO - Day 15
Monday 24 March 2014 by Alison Wishart.
Day 15 - Hurry up and wait Like parents who get their children's names muddled up, the three blokes I am travelling with often get each other's names confused. So now they are called G1, G2 and G3, and collectively, the G-force. I am known as 'Dead eye dick", because I shot 13 out of 13 rounds on target with the pistol.However, the enemy would probaby be on top of me before I managed to line up the shot and pull the trigger. As someone …
Deploying to the MEAO - Day 14
Monday 24 March 2014 by Alison Wishart. 2 comments
Day 14 - "an army marches on its stomach" Napoleon Bonepartewas spot on when he (is credited to have) said:"an army marches on its stomach", I haven't noticed a lot of marching going on around the base, but there's certainly a lot of eating! The food at the Aussie mess in Tarin Kotis excellent. There is fresh fruit and saladsat every meal - I tasted okra for the first time and pounced on the mangosteens(an exotic fruit even in Asia where…
Deploying to the MEAO - Day 13
Monday 24 March 2014 by Alison Wishart.
Day 13: colours of the battle zone The rain has cleared leaving the sky clear of dust.This providedsome spectacular views to the distant mountains beyond the Tarin Kot base. View from the balcony of my dormitory to the green zone and the mountains Just outside the base is the township of Tarin Kot and the"green zone". This is the fertile land in the river valleys where crops grow through the summer.It sounds peaceful, but it isn't. …
Deploying to the MEAO - Day 8
Friday 21 March 2014 by Alison Wishart.
Day 8 - Brown bears, angry birds and plane pulls Culture is a curious thing. We create it, shape it and mould it to suit ourselves andour circumstances. The military has its own culture, which is characterised by conformity.Everyone looks the same (women have to wear their hair in a bun, men must be clean shaven, no jewellry is permitted), dresses in the same uniformand speaks the same lingo of abbreviations and acronymns strung together…
Deploying to the MEAO - Day 9
Friday 21 March 2014 by Alison Wishart.
Day 9 - Beefcake The military is full of gym junkies. PT (personal training) is an integral part of their daily routine. Not having to buy groceries, cook food, wash dishes, clean the house, mow the lawn, or do the laundry or any other domestic duties means you have plenty of spare time. And the commute to the gym is a three minute walk at most. I used to scoff at the blokes' desire to be buff until I tried to get up off the ground …
Deploying to the MEAO - Day 10
Friday 21 March 2014 by Alison Wishart.
Day 10 - Army aesthetics When I arrived at Al Minhad Air Base (AMAB), I felt like I'd landed on the moon. But Multinational Base Tarin Kowt, located in southern Afghanistan, is even more desolate and stark. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarinkot There are no soft surfaces here. The base consists of shipping containers stacked beside razor wire, metal girders and steel staircases. Accommodation is in double storey reinforced …
Deploying to the MEAO - Day 11
Friday 21 March 2014 by Alison Wishart.
Day 11 - compartmentalising The food is so good and plentiful at the Aussie mess, that we've divided our stomachs into compartments: we switch over to the "dessert stomach" when the main stomach is full. The CO (Commanding Officer)of 7RAR (Royal Australian Regiment), the main army unit deployed in Uruzgan at present, also uses compartments but in a much more serious way. The CO is responsible for about 460 people from 7RAR who are …
Deploying to the MEAO - Day 12
Friday 21 March 2014 by Alison Wishart.
Day 12 - Mud and dust and salsa It rained in Tarin Kot for 36 hours straight and all the dust turned to pale brown mud. G1 wanted to go sliding in it - there's something about the rules and regimentation of an army base that just makes you want to muck up. All I wanted was a hot bubble bath to warm myself up. There was no chance ofthis, so I went to the gym instead. I did my workout in a war zone. The soundtrack of helicopters (helos) …
Deploying to the MEAO - Day 5
Thursday 13 March 2014 by Alison Wishart.
Day 5 - Ned Kelly would be jealous What do Ned Kelly and modern Australian soldiers have in common? Body armour! Ned fashioned his out of metal, while the scientists in the Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO) have spent years coming up with a sophisticated protective human shell. Like everything in the Australian Defence Force, it is commonly known by its abbreviation: MCBAS. The Modular Combat Body Armour System fits like…


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I know we are OT but I bet it is the headphones and not the amp....
When I had the ZMF mod it hissed on the emotiva. I would expect the AD to do the same thing. The lcd2 gets a lot louder quicker than the t50 driver did though. The lcd2 is not hissing at alllll on the emotiva.
This hiss/humm was tolerable and once the music did play it went away unless there was tons of space in the music at low listening. I believe the AD would do well with speaker taps for all but the most demanding audiophile. If it shares the same amping demands as the AD I would do it in a heartbeat because the modded t50
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My freshman roommate ended up being one of the Purdue marching band majorettes, I like Jeanne packed very light with my very best. My side of the room was nicely organized when my roommate arrived with her grandmother and mom in tow. She had more stuff then I had every seen in my life. Blouses, cashmere sweaters, skirts, wool shorts and blazers etc. etc and then there was the majorette stuff. All the various shades of leg make up. Leg makeup....didn't even know there was such stuff. The ritual began. Each Sat mom and grand mom would arrive to take home the dirty clothes and bring freshly ironed new clothes. Who were these people and what planet did they live on?? Long story short she was a great, great roommate and we dated fraternity brothers. Her clothes were my clothes cause after all mom and grandmother would wash anything that was dirty and bring it back to Purdue ironed and ready for another week. Have a great time Emily. Believe me these are the days you will look back on and remember how happy you were.
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One or two days in Sukhothai? (Thailand trip March 19th to April 3)
Hello. Have received such good advice from here. My trip is getting closer. Briefly, repeating my trip plan. I arrive on Mar 19 in BKK. Checking out of BKK on 23. Had plans to stay one day in Sukhothai before heading to Chiang Mai. In Chiang Mai from 24th and checking out on 29th. After this I had plans to do couple of days at beach and one day in BKK before flying back.
Is one day enough in Sukhothai? Basically part of the day on 23 and part on 24th. Or should I adjust and take one day out of Chiang Mai as I have allocated 5 days in CM.
As always, any other recommendations on adjustments to my plan would also be greatly appreciated. Thanks to everyone in advance!
Direct bus from Sukhothai to Ayutthaya
Is there any direct bus from Sukhothai to Ayutthaya?
Hotel Suggestions?
I will be in Sukhothai in late January, and would like to get suggestions for a nice, well-located hotel. Looking on the Internet, I have seen nice reviews for the Thanaburi Resort, the Ruean, and the Pailyn. However, I don't know if these are good places or not. I'd appreciate some feedback on these three plus any others that would be recommended.
How to get from Sukhothai to Ayuthaya?
Need to get to Ayuthaya from Sukhothai. If it possible to get there on bus, or the only way is the train from Phitsanulok? Does anybody know buses timetable from Sukhothai or may be any link?
Hope for your help......
Sukhothai in a day?!?
I was wondering if this itinerary sounds feasible in one day?
Bus from Chiang Mai to Sukhothai (what is the earliest bus time?)I understand the trip takes 3 hours?
Tranfer to old city (from where, how & how long does it take?)
Hire bicyle & ride around ruins
Transfer back to Sukhothai (from where & how?)
Transfer by bus to Phitsanulok (from where & how long will this take?)
We want to go from Sukhothai to Phitsanulok to catch the early morning train to Ayuthaya. Does the above sound like the best way or is there a better way to get from Sukhothai to Ayuthaya?
I look forward to hearing your thoughts!
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Hi everybody
are there bus companies going from Ayutthaya to Sukhotay, any advice on names or schedules or fares?
Bus departing Sukhothai to Chiang Mai?
Hi - We are travelling to sukhothai in March 2008 and would like to go to ChaingMai after. Would anyone know are there buses leaving Sukhothai daily to chaing mai? How long? How much? do we need to book? Thank you
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Well...again, I need help from everyone that can help me. I', being to be disparate because I can't decide my itinerary! I have 7 days to visit Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Ayuthaya and Sukhothai. For me is being pretty difficult organise the days and I don't know if maybe I should avoid one of the cities? For me is hard to decide not visit Ayuthaya, Sukhothai or Chiang Mai : (
Can anybody recommend me what to do?
I will really appreciate any help!
Thanks to all in advance!
Ratchathani Hotel
Anyone heard of this hotel? Is it ok to stay here? Said to be in the city centre and near to night market. Any other alternative suggestions - must be budget, ie. below 1000B, clean, with attached hot shower, near night market. TQ.
How Much Time to Cycle Sukhothai?
My girlfriend and I would like to visit Sukhothai Historical Park, but we're not sure how much time we should plan on spending there. We'd like to tour the park on bicycle at a leisurely pace. Is there enough to see that we could easily spend a full day doing this, or would it be better to plan on only half a day?
Also, I've seen conflicting information about the park's hours of operation. I've seen 0800-1600, and I've also seen 0600-1800. Anyone know which is correct?
Sukhothai with a 3 year old
WE will be visiting Sukathai in July 2005, I understand the best way to view the park is a hiring a bike. Can any one tell me if they have seen any hire bikes with seats for children?
If not can any one suggest another way to get a good over view of the park in one day with a toddler. Would we see much by walking, with the wee one in her back pack.
need some info for sukhothai
Dear fellow VTers,
Just wonder how safe it is for a single female to travel to Sukhothai? I plan to take the night trip from Bangkok...which do you think is better train or bus? Is one whole day enough to see/appreciate the place? Could you please recommend a good guesthouse near the parks?
Lastly, if you think visiting Sukhothai for a day is not a good idea...please suggest a one day activity outside Bangkok for me to try. I've seen most of Bangkok, Ayutthaya and Chiangmai in the past.
Thanks a lot,
Are there many guesthouses over there?? And what are the prices? (looking for smth budged)
From Vientiane to Sukhothai
I'm coming from Vientiane, Laos going to Sukhothai, Thailand and I was wondering what the best way to do this by land. My guess is to take transport over the border to Nong Khai and then to take the train or bus to Khon Kaen. However I haven't been able to find any info about buses between Khon Kaen and Sukhothai. Anyone know about this or a better way to go between these two places? Thanks
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How do I get there from BKK? How many hours should I spare to visit this place?
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This is an edited collection of love letters written in 1966-67 between Stephen Merrett, a young British academic based in Delhi and Alicia Kaner, an Argentinian student. The couple begin corresponding as friends and the reader is swept along as they flirt, fight and fall in love on the page.
Water for Agriculture, Hardback (December 2001)» View all books by Stephen Merrett
Water for Agriculture provides a thorough overview of this highly topical subject, written in a clear and accessible style. It will be an essential read for those involved in the planning of water resources, and for advanced students.
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tl;dr: it is important to add input validation to custom json deserializers in Jackson. In RHQ we make use of Json parsing in a few places – be it directly in the as7/Wildfly plugin, be it in the REST-api indirectly via RESTEasy 2.3.5, that already does the heavy lifting. Now we have a bean Link that looks like: ...Read More »
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Julia WhittyMar. 30, 2007 12:54 AM
Elouise Cobell and two other Native American leaders today urged the Senate Indian Affairs Committee to reject a Bush administration proposal to resolve a number of Indian disputes. Some of these disputes have little to do with the long-running lawsuit over the government's admitted mismanagement of the Individual Indian Trust, according to IndianTrust.com. The story was covered in Mother Jones' "Accounting Coup."
Calling the administration's proposal "a slap in the face of every Indian Trust beneficiary," Cobell outline an alternative course that could lead to settlement of the class-action lawsuit she and other Native Americans filed 11 years ago. She also produced a real-life example of the harm the trust problems continue to create for Native Americans--James Kennerly Jr., a member of the Blackfeet Nation in Montana, should be a millionaire. But because the government lost records of the oil leases on his father's lands, Kennerly has been forced into a life of poverty, receiving only $70 a month from lands that continue to pump oil, and that once paid more than $1,000 a month, according an Interior report. What happened? Interior officials can't say. Lease records for the lands have disappeared.
Cobell was joined in her testimony by John Echohawk, Executive Director of the Native American Rights Fund of Boulder, Colo., and William Martin, vice chairman of the InterTribal Monitoring Association of Albuquerque, N.M. Both denounced the government's efforts to lump settlement of the Cobell case with the settlement of more than 100 separate lawsuits that tribes have filed over the government's mismanagement of their tribal trust accounts.
Committee Chairman Bryon Dorgan, D-N.D, agreed that the government was reaching too far with that proposal. He promised to continue to press efforts for a resolution of the Cobell lawsuit, which affects about 500,000 Indian Trust beneficiaries. Cobell called the $7 billion the administration proposed to settle her lawsuit along with those of the tribes and other issues "an insult, plain and simple." Just last year the Indian Affairs Committee released a proposal that would have called for an $8 billion settlement of the Cobell case alone.--Julia Whitty
Julia WhittyMar. 29, 2007 11:59 PM
Ransom's Myers last paper before his death this week reports that fewer big sharks in the oceans also means bay scallops are harder to find at market. Ecologists and scientists have thought for a long time that the effects of removing the ocean's top predators, big sharks, would cascade through the food web. This is the first study to demonstrate that cause and effecta holy grail of conservation biology.
A team of Canadian and American ecologists, led by Myers and Julia Baum, found that overfishing the largest predatory sharks (such as bull, hammerhead, dusky, and great white sharks) along the Atlantic Coast led to an explosion of ray, skate, and small shark prey species, according to a Dalhousie University press release. Myers held the Killam Chair in Ocean Studies at Dalhousie. The paper appears in this week's Science.
"With fewer sharks around, the species they prey upon like cownose rays have increased in numbers and in turn, hordes of cownose rays dining on bay scallops have wiped the scallops out," says Julia Baum, a co-author of the article. "Large sharks have been functionally eliminated from the east coast of the U.S., meaning that they can no longer perform their ecosystem role as top predators. The extent of the declines shouldn't be a surprise, considering how heavily large sharks have been fished in recent decades to meet the growing worldwide demand for shark fins and meat.
"Our study provides evidence that the loss of great sharks triggers changes that cascade throughout coastal food webs," says Baum. "Solutions include enhancing protection of great sharks by substantially reducing fishing pressure on all of these species and enforcing bans on shark finning both in national waters and on the high seas."
Julia WhittyMar. 29, 2007 10:28 PM
The science world lost a great this week. Ransom Myers of Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia warned at length, using solid science and brilliant analysis, of the dangers of overfishing. He didn't mince words and he wasn't afraid to report bad news. As the Guelph Mercury reports, the 54-year-old biologist, originally from Mississippi, was known for his groundbreaking research and blunt warnings about the extinction of marine life around the world, and for his irrepressible passion for conservation that not even cancer could quell.
Despite his illness, another groundbreaking scientific paper on shark population declines that Myers co-wrote was published this week in Science, a testament to his boundless energy and ability to carry on in the face of grave adversity. "He was just so extraordinarily driven to try to provide the science and to address the scientific questions so we can start seeing more effective shark conservation," Julia Baum, co-author on his last paper, told the Guelph Mercury.
That passion for marine conservation stemmed from his days in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada, where he worked for the Department of Fisheries and Oceans at a time when the industry was watching the collapse of the cod fishery. He became, says the Guelph Mercury, a lone, unpopular voice in the emotional discussion about the cause of the collapse, insisting overfishing was the main factor in the decimation of a fishery central to island life. The world was in "massive denial," he said, and spending its energy fighting over the few fish left instead of cutting catch limits before it was too late.
A Washington Post obituary reports that Myers analyzed vast amounts of data from government and industry reports around the globe, establishing that the size of large fish declined dramatically in recent decades. Tuna used to be twice as big, and marlins were once as large as killer whales. He warned governments, the fishing industry and consumers that unless commercial fishing is sharply curtailed many large marine species will become extinct, leading to economic disruptions, food shortages, and lasting damage to marine ecosystems. He said his conclusions were shocking because people had lost sight of the true magnitude of the declines because they did not look back far enough in history. In other words, we've forgotten how big fish used to be and how many of them once lived in the sea.
His seminal paper on fisheries declines was reported in Mother Jones' "The Fate of the Ocean."
The world will sorely miss his voice, commitment, intelligence, and common sense. Let's hope more scientists emulate his fearless lead.
April RabkinMar. 29, 2007 10:07 PM
A bizarre black market is forming around a simple laboratory chemical that cancer patients have pinned their last hopes for survival on. In January, New Scientist reported a discovery that sounded "too good to be true."
A Canadian researcher at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada, tested dichloroacetic acid on human cells cultured outside the body and found it killed lung, breast and brain cancer cells, but not healthy cells. "Tumours in rats deliberately infected with human cancer also shrank drastically when they were fed DCA-laced water for several weeks," wrote Andy Coghlan.
But because the chemical is not patentable, Coghlan wrote, no incentive existed for pharmaceuticals to run the clinical trials necessary to make DCA legal as a cancer treatment. Soon two Web sites sprung up: one with the research papers and chat rooms to discuss DCA, and another site selling DCA supposedly for use in pets with terminal cancer. Both sites are run by a California man who operates a pest-control company. But both sites are under criminal investigation by the FDA, because DCA hasn't gone through clinical trials or been approved for human use. Even marketing DCA for pets is illegal.
Still, Evangelos Michelakis and his Canadian team, who made the discovery, have fielded thousands of emails and calls from people asking how much DCA to take. Michelakis tells New Scientist, "We're now getting emails from people asking for dosage information for, say, a 150-pound golden retriever."
But even Michelakis is warning the desperate people not to take DCA. And so are other doctors, even though at least one doctor with cancer is taking it. Michelakis fears that if anyone dies while taking DCA unsupervised, funding for clinical trials will disappear. He tells New Scientist, "We are trying to do this the right way, by putting it into clinical trials, and these websites could destroy all of this."
Cameron ScottMar. 29, 2007 7:24 PM
I was born in 1971, and the first president I remember is Jimmy Carter. I "campaigned" for his re-election in 1980, and at such a tender young age I learned that my candidate would nearly always lose. Twelve years of Republican rule molded my young mind into believing that it was impossible for Democrats to win. I was stunned when Clinton won in 1992, and flat out didn't believe the polls that said Clinton was trouncing Dole before the 1996 election.
Nowadays, Democrats seem to have the opposite problem. They are dancing on the graves of folks like Karl Rove (who, by the way, can't dance) and Bush 43. A word of advice from a dyed-in-the-wool pessimist: Not so fast.
Although conservatives are seriously unhappy with their stable of candidates, their people are still dogging the Dems in imagined head-to-heads. In a recent TIME poll, Hillary Clinton loses to John McCain, 42%-48%, and to Rudy Giuliani 41%-50%. Even though Dems favor Clinton over Obama, he fares better than Clinton does against Republicans. TIME has Obama losing by a hair to either McCain or Giuliani. (This despite Firefighter-gate! Astounding!)
TIME attributes the surprising (though not to this hardened loser) results to the fact that the voters shedding their loyalty to the Republican Party don't think of McCain or Giuliani as, you know, Republicans. (I wonder how they feel about that? It's like having your white friends tell you that you're the special black guy! You're OK!)
On the other hand, it may be that Clinton, whom voters know and, err, love, has reached her maximum percentage potential, but that Obama and Edwards still have room to win over additional voters.
Mac McClellandMar. 29, 2007 6:36 PM
Burger King has just announced an initiative to purchase 2% cage-free eggs and 10% of its pork from farms that allow sows "some room to move around." As far as its Canadian and American suppliers are concerned, anyway. In Asia, anything still goes.
Nevertheless, the policy leaves the chain way behind other reduced-cruelty crusaders like Wolfgang Puck and Chipotle. One reason for the slow start is the higher price of humanely-raised meat, which the company is currently negotiating so its menu prices won't change (read: BK is going all Wal-Mart on its suppliers and demanding lower prices, because it certainly wouldn't want to keep the Hamlette Sandwich cheap by diverting money away from video games or an ad campaign featuring the world's creepiest mascot).
An industry VP says that an increase in mindful consumers will require more companies to jump on the bandwagon – that's right, this guy actually calls "social responsibility and social consciousness" a "bandwagon." There are 285 million egg-laying hens and 63 million pigs in factory farms in the U.S., a country in which 9 billion chickens are raised and killed for meat annually. Keep an eye on that bandwagon, which, if it gets big enough, could cause changes of revolutionary proportions when industry giants may not be able to strong-arm farmers into selling their quality goods for less, and companies and consumers alike will finally have to admit that there's not enough room on the planet to give the meat we eat "free-range."
—Nicole McClelland
Cameron ScottMar. 29, 2007 5:44 PM
I blogged last Friday about TIME's optimistic assessment of the surge-backed security crackdown in Baghdad (for which General Petraeus was a major source). I was skeptical. But one new tactic even I had to admit was a good ideaif a tad slow in comingwas Operation Safe Markets, where the military uses concrete barriers to prevent cars, and car bombs, from getting close to the crowds markets draw.
Today, a car bomb killed 61 people at a market in the Shaab neighborhood of Baghdad, and 40 were injured. Simultaneously, a car bomb killed 43 and wounded 86 in the predominantly Shiite town of Khalis, north of Baghdad. The Shaab neighborhood is one of the crackdown's key areas.
Convinced yet? Don't just take my word for it. Those who have warned the surge won't work include Colin Powell, the Iraq Study Group, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Petraeus's sacked predecessor, General Abizaid.
Cameron ScottMar. 29, 2007 3:47 PM
Iran has reneged on its pledge to release the female soldier seized among 15 Britons the nation accused of entering its territorial waters during a sea patrol. Things are a bit hairier than a simple territorial dispute, however. Britain asked the U.N. to issue a press release "deplor[ing]" the marines' capture (how British is that?). In response to that action, Iran reneged on its promise to release Leading Seaman Faye Turney. Iran has now released a letter written by Turney, asking the U.K. to begin removing its troops from Iraq. Blair has called the soldiers' release the "only outcome" to the crisis, and suggests he will "step up the pressure." But Iran doesn't respond well to pressure, so this conflict has the potential to turn into something big.
Mother JonesMar. 29, 2007 3:36 PM
What's scarier: your overstuffed closet or Bush's agenda? Manhattan Mini Storage poses that question in a series of political ads posted on Upper West Side phone booths and subway cars.
The ads, one of which features an suitcase-toting elephant, aren't as racy as they might seem, given the demographic they're targeting: the UWS was the largest NYC Democratic contributor in 2004.
There must be at least a few GOPers living there, though, judging by the outraged bloggers who apparently don't like Bush being associated with anyone's closet.
Jen Phillips
Cameron ScottMar. 29, 2007 3:32 PM
Time reports that "65 tornadoes were reported in Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, Colorado and Nebraska on Wednesday." As part of my weird weather watch, I looked into these and learned that they're only sorta weird. It's tornado season, and although Colorado technically falls outside "Tornado Alley," it does see twisters pretty regularly. A National Weather Service representative told me the "number of tornadoes was large," calling the "outbreak" "significant but not of record proportions."
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Beoordeling door: Jean W , november 2016
We took the Oberland Alps Day Trip Kleine Scheidegg from Lucerne. The coach was very nice, the guide was knowledgeable and the train rides had spectacular views. We enjoyed the time at Kleine Scheidegg and walked to the Lake and had numerous photo ops in the area. We brought our own sandwiches and enjoyed a beer at the outdoor restaurant. It was a full day trip and good value. We were on a river cruise and they offered a similar trip for nearly double the price.
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Beoordeling door: Brian C , september 2016
Breathtaking scenery. Did not take optional trip to the top and still rewarded with incredible views
Beoordeling door: Donald A , mei 2015
Great trip that reminded us of skiing on the Kleine Scheidegg in years past. Taking the cog railway up from Grindelwald and down thru Wengen to Lauterbrunen was a treat. The guide was excellent. Tour was a great value. Good food and local color at Kleine Scheidegg.
Beoordeling door: Aaron B , juli 2016
Quite simply there was nothing to do at Kleines Scheidegg during April. We thought we could go hiking as recommended by the tour itinerary but it was snowing with poor visibility. Viatour needs to change its recommendations and give better advice on what you can do depending on the time of yr.


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