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JJCC's Prince Mak and the three Chinese members from new group UNIQ visited MBC's "Idol True Colors" earlier this month.
Newly debuted idol group UNIQ had their three Chinese members – Yixuan, Wenhan, and Yibo – guest on MBC's "Idol True Colors" alongside JJCC's Chinese member Prince Mak. Since their debut three weeks ago, the appearance is UNIQ's first promotion on a Chinese radio show.
The four guests were relatively quiet at the beginning, but hosts Zhou Mi and the two miss A members Jia and Fei helped keep the conversation flowing throughout the show.
JJCC member Prince Mak nervously introduced himself first, using his Chinese name Mai Hengli as well as his nickname "Xiao Mai". When Zhou Mi noticed Prince Mak's unique Mandarin accent, the JJCC member explained his parents are from Hong Kong and Guangzhou. Zhou Mi admitted that he had already known this because Prince Mak had introduced himself using Cantonese at a prior event.
When the three UNIQ members introduced themselves, all three radio hosts were stunned to discover Yibo was born in 1997. Jia teased Fei, "Fei Fei, there's a 10 year gap between you two!" When Zhou Mi feigned surprise at Fei's age, Fei was quick to respond, "You're one to talk, the gap for you is 11 years!"
It was also revealed during introductions that JJCC member Prince Mak and UNIQ member Yixuan had known each other prior to debut. They had met when Yixuan travelled Australia to learn under Parris Goebel, the choreographer for Taeyang's "Ringa Linga". Yixuan stayed with Prince Mak during that time, and in turn, when Prince Mak was in Beijing, he stayed at Yixuan's house.
The four guests then showed their individual talents. Prince Mak sang a song with his guitar; Yixuan solved a Rubik's cube under 50 seconds; Wenhan imitated various popular Chinese singers; and Yibo danced freestyle at the studio.
To get to know these two young idol groups even further, "Idol True Colors" split the four guests into two groups. miss A's Jia was sorted with JJCC's Prince Mak and UNIQ's Yixuan, while miss A's Fei led group of Wenhan and Yibo. The two groups were to compete in a game where they try to name a country's flag. Zhou Mi remarked that Jia seemed to have an advantage because both Prince Mak and Yixuan have both travelled overseas, but Yixuan denied any talent in memorizing national flags.
The next "Idol True Colors" episode will see the four guests compete against each other, talk about their family members, and discuss their favourite meals in Korea. For JJCC's Prince Mak, it looks like he will tell a story about Asian superstar Jackie Chan!
Fans can expect UNIQ doing more promotions in China this month. The group will make their Chinese debut at their Beijing fan meeting on November 25. After promotions in China, UNIQ will make a Korean comeback in the new year.

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While Saskatchewan has the worst drunk driving rates in the country, for almost every impaired driver, there is an excuse that comes with it.
'People just keep making really poor decisions': Police want more public accountability to stop drunk driving
Saskatchewan has the worst impaired driving record in Canada. What is it about this province's culture and habits that makes it so hard to move the dial on this issue? How are we justifying the risks we are taking? Starting today in the three-part series What are we thinking?, the Saskatoon StarPhoenix and the Regina Leader-Post look at this issue as the holiday season begins.
As soon as he saw the call, Curtis Warnar knew it wasn't one of the run-of-the-mill traffic situations he responds to every day.
A constable in his ninth year with the Regina Police Service and fifth year with the traffic unit, Warnar was doing speed enforcement on Sherwood Drive the morning of Sept. 27 when another officer sent him a message to tell him to take a look at the 907 — the police code for impaired driving — that had just come in.
A man was sitting in the driver's seat of his vehicle, arguing with his children who he was trying to drive to school.
"No Dad," the children could be heard saying. "Please don't drive. Please don't drive."
Warnar flipped on his lights and sirens to get to the Elphinstone Street scene quickly, and pulled his car in front of the man's vehicle while another officer pulled in behind. Warnar told the man to turn off the engine, reached in and ripped the keys out of the ignition, smelling stale alcohol as he did and spying an open bottle on the floor of the car.
The man was incoherent enough that officers had to help him out of the vehicle. As they made their way to the cruiser, he fell flat on his face.
The ride to police cells was mostly quiet, Warnar recalls, but at some point, the man realized what he had nearly done. "Did I really do that?" he asked Warnar.
While no one was physically injured and there wasn't even a crash, Warnar's re-telling of the call on social media made it one of Regina's most high-profile drunk driving incidents in recent years.
"The first thing that stuck with me was trying to understand someone's decision-making process how you would put your kids in a potentially fatal situation," says Warnar.
"And the other part of it is how we continue to get the message out that we need to stop. It's 110-per-cent preventable, and people just keep making really poor decisions, whether it's two or three drinks or a situation like that where you're four times the legal limit."
It's no secret Saskatchewan has the worst drunk-driving rates in the country. As a province in 2015, police reported 575 incidents of impaired driving per 100,000 people, by far the highest rate in the country (Alberta was second at 314 per 100,000). Regina and Saskatoon were better than the provincial average, but still had some of the highest rates among Canadian cities. Regina was third with 306 incidents per 100,000 and Saskatoon was sixth at 225 per 100,000. In 2016, 57 people died and 464 people were injured in the 1,100 collisions where alcohol or drugs were a factor.
And for almost every impaired driver, there is an excuse that comes with it.
"I only had two beer."
"I live right near here."
"I'm actually a better driver after having a couple than most people are sober."
"I just had to zip back to the party to grab my cellphone."
"Drunk? I'm not drunk!"
Patrick Barbar figures he has dealt with between 700 and 800 drunk drivers over the course of his 19 years with the Saskatoon Police Service. What the veteran officer — who was recently promoted to staff sergeant and put in charge of the force's traffic division — finds most surprising is how similarly most of them behaved.
Barbar says the majority of impaired drivers who find themselves staring red-eyed into a police officer's flashlight go through a compressed version of what the Swiss psychiatrist Elisabeth Kübler-Ross described as the five stages of grief. An impaired driving investigation, Barbar says, invariably begins with denial.
"It's almost like a kid getting caught with his hand in a cookie jar, where they know they're caught and they don't have the wherewithal to lie their way out of it, so they just deny. It's the go-to. The default position," he says.
Once it becomes clear the officer isn't buying it, denial — which sometimes shifts from "I didn't have anything to drink" to "OK, well, I had a couple" but never "I've had about 10" — shifts to anger, Barbar says. Sometimes it's a personal attack on the officer, he continued, and sometimes it's the tired question, "Don't you have anything better to do?"
Next comes the bargaining — the excuses. The most common refrain, Barbar explains, goes something along the lines of: "I'm two blocks from home. Can't you just let me go?" As if, the veteran officer says, that makes driving drunk any more permissible. Then they inevitably start negotiating — "Please, I've got kids," "I need my licence for work," "What else am I supposed to do?"
Once the handcuffs are on and the cruiser is headed back to the station and its cells, the cycle collapses into its fourth and fifth stages — depression and acceptance. Barbar says it's far from uncommon for suspects to shed tears in the back seat of the car as the gravity of their predicament reveals itself.
Excuses, excuses: Actual arguments police hear from drunk drivers
"I was only going bowling."
"I was on my way to a booty call."
"I only had two beers" (Police often wonder if they were referring to beers 10 and 11 after getting a blood-alcohol level)
"I only had a jigger of rye."
"I needed to go back to a party because I forgot my cellphone."
"Impaired? What? I'm not impaired!"
One man who Regina police charged with drunk driving had an answer for every piece of evidence when he appeared in court:
Red, glassy eyes? "Lack of sleep and welder's flash."
Slurred speech? "Abscessed tooth."
Smell of beverage alcohol on his breath? "A tablespoon of whiskey applied to the abscessed tooth to ease the pain."
Stumbling and leaning on his vehicle for balance? "Old back injury."
Driving behaviour, including veering into the wrong lane? "Vehicle experiencing a wheel alignment problem and testing it to see if it steered properly."
Very rarely, there's another response.
A couple of years ago, Const. Anthony Rodier arrested and charged a man who was seen weaving across the centre line along Dewdney Avenue in Regina. A few days later, Rodier got a call from the man, a typical occurrence as many of those charged like to dispute an officer's version of events.
This man, though, did something entirely unexpected. He apologized.
"He read the report how he was swerving in traffic, almost hitting others. All this stuff, he told me didn't really think about the what-ifs when he did it," says Rodier.
"If more people had that reaction to getting charged with impaired driving, we'd be much safer on the streets."
Sadly, that isn't the case for most. There are multiple-time drunk drivers in the province still who haven't learned even after being charged, causing a crash or worse.
"What's happening," Barbar says, "is people aren't planning ahead. If you look at our PSAs or our social media, they say plan before you go. By the time you're at the bar, it's too late to figure it out. That's what people are failing to do, and it's a failure to plan that leads to disaster."
Warnar said one plan is simple: Don't bring your car if you're going somewhere you will be drinking.
There's no real target demographic for police to work with, either. Drunk driving isn't just old or young, men or women. And socio-economic lines don't tell us much. During the summer, says Warnar, they will catch more young people out partying, but this time of year they see more older professionals going between Christmas parties.
"If you have to ask yourself 'Am I OK to drive?' " says Warnar, "you're not."


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HONG KONG, April 27 (AFP) - Imagine something between a computer game and a pet that helps makes you slim. One inventor did just that and came up with Autom -- a robot that will look dieters in the eye and tell them what they need to hear.
Users can have daily conversations with the 38-centimetre-tall (15-inch) robot, which will crunch calories and provide feedback and encouragement on their weight-loss progress.
For those who hate manuals -- there isn't one. Switch Autom on and it's ready to go.
Its blue eyes open and its head swivels as a computer inside its head allows it to search for a human face in front of it and maintain eye contact.
"Hello, I'm Autom! Press one of the buttons below to talk to me," it says in a robotic female voice with an American accent. "I'm ready to get started. Let's keep working together."
Users tap their details onto the robot's screen in response to its spoken questions about weight, diet, exercise regime and goals and over time it builds up a knowledge of the dieter's strengths and weaknesses to tailor its questions and advice accordingly.
The information is also processed to provide graphs on their progress and habits over time.
The brainchild of Cory Kidd, a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a doctorate in human-robot interaction, Autom hits the US market later this year, retailing for about 500 dollars.
The 80-billion-dollar US weight loss market has already been targeted by Nintendo with its Wii Fit and My Weight Loss Coach games but Kidd is banking on Autom offering dieters a more personalised way of using technology to slim down.
It is a so-called sociable robot, a new generation of robots that adapt their behaviour in order to interact with humans.
Autom looks fairly simplistic, with a head and neck attached to a rectangular box-shaped body on two stumpy legs. Its face has no nose and only the hint of a mouth.
But the cutting-edge field of human-robot interaction combines insights from the social sciences as well as technology and medicine
"It draws heavily on human psychology -- so understanding how we as people interact with one another," Kidd told AFP. "It relies on cues that people use in everyday communication."
For example, Autom looks down at the screen on its torso briefly when asking for the user to put in information, in the way people naturally glance at something they are mentioning.
Next year a more developed model will be released that uses voice recognition technology so the dieter can speak to the robot as well as communicate via the touch screen.
Lona Sandon, assistant professor of clinical nutrition at the University of Texas, had not seen Autom in action and said she was reserving judgement about how successful the product would be.
"For some people it could be a good tool. You need constant feedback so I can see how it would be beneficial but there is a novelty factor and some will just get bored of it when that wears off like they do with everything else," said Sandon, who is also a spokeswoman for the American Dietetic Association.
But according to Kidd, Autom's human qualities, if primitive, were an important factor in keeping 15 dieters motivated during a trial in the Boston area.
Another 15 slimmers were given a computer with a touch screen running identical software to Autom's and 15 had a paper log. Each had to stick to a certain eating and exercise regime.
The average time someone used the robot -- almost 51 days -- was nearly twice as long as with paper -- almost 27 days -- and 40 percent longer than with the computer.
"Even if you have an animated character that looks exactly like Autom on the computer screen, you cannot have the same interaction as you can with an actual robot," Kidd says.
"The robot was a rougher version of this one but was extremely effective at engaging someone over a period of time and helping them to stick with whatever diet programme they were on."
Kidd says the fact that people were able to humanise Autom made the information it gave them seem more credible. Maya, Casper and Robbie were among the names users gave their robots. Some even dressed them in hats and scarves.
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As the costs come down for certain technologies, Kidd says users will have more opportunity to personalise the robot -- the colour, the clothes, the personality. Even the voice could be customised to sound like that of your favourite celebrity.
"You'll see a lot of changes in the next few years. In 30 years this is going to look very primitive," he said.
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Kidd's company Intuitive Automata is based in Hong Kong and Autom also speaks Chinese -- both Cantonese and Mandarin.
Initially, though, the company will use an English-language version to target the United States, where the government estimates two-thirds of the population is overweight or obese, followed by Europe.
Kidd is confident the model can be adapted to different languages and cultures as well as other health issues -- chronic disease management, diabetes, even drug and alcohol abuse.
The UN Economic Commission and the International Federation of Robotics forecast a market for personal and service robots worth about 52 billion US dollars by 2025. (By Eleanor Wason/ AFP)


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Walking holidays (UK)
- About Argyll Walking HolidaysThe Cowal Way as a self-guided walking holiday, also private guided itineraries in other beautiful parts of Scotland
- Absolute Escapes LtdSelf-guided walking holidays on the Arran Coastal Way, Cateran Trail, Fife Coastal Path, Great Glen Way, John Muir Way, Kintyre Way, Rob Roy Way, Speyside Way, St Cuthbert's Way and West Highland Way (Scotland); also Cleveland Way, Cumbria Way, Coast to Coast, Dales Way (England)
- North-West FrontiersSpecialist in holidays for the independent traveller: Great Glen, Speyside and West Highland Ways, as well as their own unique walking itineraries
- Celtic TrailsSelf-guided walking holidays along the Arran Coastal Way, Cateran Trail, Cleveland Way, Cumbria Way, Dales Way, Dingle Way, Great Glen Way, Hadrian's Wall Path, John Muir Way, Kerry Way, Kintyre Way, Rob Roy Way, Speyside Way, St Cuthbert's Way and West Highland Way; also self-guided walks on the Cleveland Way, Cumbria Way, Dales Way, Ridgeway and South Downs Way
- C-N-Do ScotlandGuided walking throughout the Highlands and Islands including West Highland Way; self-guiding on all Scottish Ways and in other areas, plus private guiding almost anywhere
- Contours Walking HolidaysSelf-guided walking holidays along the Arran Coastal Way, Cateran Trail, Fife Coastal Path, Great Glen Way, John Muir Way, Kintyre Way, Rob Roy Way, Speyside Way, St Cuthbert's Way and West Highland Way (Scotland); Coast to Coast, Cumbria Way, Cleveland Way, Dales Way and Hadrian's Wall Path (England)
- Easyways Booking ServiceEstablished in 1996, this company offers accommodation booking on the Arran Coastal Way, Cateran Trail, Fife Coastal Path, Great Glen Way, Kintyre Way, Moray Coast Trail, Rob Roy Way, Speyside Way, St Cuthbert's Way and West Highland Way (Scotland); also Hadrian's Wall Path (England)
- Explore OutdoorsCompany based near Aberfeldy that offers walking holidays e.g. Great Glen Way, Rob Roy Way and West Highland Way; also offers skills training courses
- Gemini WalksSpecialist service (accommodation booking and baggage transfer) for the independent walker on the Arran Coastal Way, Annandale Way and other walks
- HF HolidaysLong-established company offering a wide range of routes in the UK and elsewhere
- Hillwalk Tours LtdSupported self-guided Scottish walking routes including Arran Coastal, Great Glen, Kintyre, Rob Roy, Speyside and West Highland Ways
- Macs Adventure HolidaysSelf-guided walking holidays including Arran Coastal Way, Cateran Trail, Fife Coastal Path, Great Glen Way, John Muir Way, Kintyre Way, Rob Roy Way, Speyside Way, St Cuthbert's Way and West Highland Way (Scotland); also National Trails in England
- Make TracksEstablished in1992, Make Tracks offers self-guided walking holidays throughout Scotland including the Cateran Trail and Great Glen, Rob Roy, Speyside, St Cuthbert's and West Highland Ways
- Mickledore Walking HolidaysA Cumbria-based walking holiday company that offer self-guided walking holidays throughout the UK
- NorthwestwalksGuided and self-guided walking holidays on routes including the Coast to Coast, Hadrian's Wall, Cumbria Way, Dales Way and West Highland Way; also guided tours on the Tour du Mont Blanc
- Sherpa ExpeditionsSelf-guided walking holidays including Great Glen, West Highland and St Cuthbert's Ways, Coast to Coast and Cleveland Way; also offer the Wicklow and Kerry Ways in Ireland and routes abroad
- Sherpa Van ProjectFlexible options from baggage transfer or accommodation booking only through to complete service on a wide range of UK trails, notably Coast to Coast, Dales Way, St Cuthbert's Way, Hadrian's Wall Path and Cleveland Way
- TranscotlandEstablished in 1984, Transcotland specialises in self-guided walking holidays including the Great Glen, West Highland and Rob Roy Ways
- UK ExploratorySelf-guided holidays on the Great Glen and West Highland Ways, also on the Pennine Way, Dales Way and Wainwright's Coast to Coast
- Walking SupportSelf-guided walks and support services on the Cateran Trail, Fife Coastal Path, Great Glen Way, Rob Roy Way, St Cuthbert's Way and West Highland Way (Scotland) and other walks in north Britain including Hadrian's Wall Path
- Wilderness ScotlandAward-winning company that provides a range of inspiring holidays including self-guided long distance trails: Great Glen, Speyside and West Highland Ways
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- 7summits.comWebsite of mountaineer, guide and author Harry Kikstra, who also organises expeditions for those wanting to climb the seven summits
- Safe Journeys Adventure TreksSpecialist company that organises treks to Nepal, Peru, Thailand and Kilimanjaro, accompanied by British leader and with option of free training in Scotland
- Alpine ExploratoryCompany that offers trekking holidays in the Alps including the TMB self-guided
- Sherpa ExpeditionsOffer escorted and self-guided trips in Ireland (including Wicklow and Kerry Ways), other parts of Europe (including the Tour of Mont Blanc), in Nepal, Africa and South America
- Wilderness ScotlandAward-winning company which organises adventurous holidays including the Inca Trail (Peru) and Kilimanjaro (Tanzania)
Walking in Ireland
- Waymarked Ways of IrelandAuthoritative site on Ireland's walking trails, with events, festivals and history, maintained by the Irish Sports Council
- Wonderful IrelandDublin-based business that offers a range of guided and self-guided walking holidays of different lengths on the Dingle, Kerry and Wicklow Ways (also the Beara Way and Mallorca) with an unusual standard of personal support e.g. mobile phone with local coverage, walking poles
- DingleWay.comAn authoritative and well-maintained site on the Dingle Way, with links to accommodation, transport information, online mapping and background on the villages
- Hillwalk Tours LtdRuns a range of supported self-guided walks including the Causeway Coast/Moyle Way and Dingle, Kerry and Wicklow Ways
- KerryWay.comAn authoritative and well-maintained site on the Kerry Way, with links to accommodation, transport information and background on the villages
- WicklowWay.comAn authoritative and well-maintained site on the Wicklow Way, with links to accommodation, transport information and background on the villages
- Irish WaysWalking holidays in Ireland including Dingle and Wicklow Ways
- Macs AdventureSelf-guided walking holidays in Ireland including Causeway Coast, Dingle Way, Kerry Way and Wicklow Way
- Ireland Walk Hike BikeGuided and self-guided options for hiking and cycling on the Dingle, Kerry and Wicklow Ways
- Footfalls Walking HolidaysGuided and self-guided holidays on the Dingle, Kerry and Wicklow Ways
Outdoors in Scotland
- Dog Owners (official advice leaflet)Click to view a leaflet with concise advice for dog owners about their responsibilities and their safety under the Scottish Outdoors Access Code
- Enjoy Scotland's Outdoors (SOAC Code summary)Leaflet giving brief summary of the SOAC as a PDF download
- Footprint MapsPublishes a series of large-scale waterproof maps that cover many of Scotland's Great Trails; also Cumbria Way, Hadrian's Wall Path and Wainwright's Coast-to-Coast (England). They also created custom maps for some of our guidebooks.
- Forestry Commission ScotlandOwners and managers of large areas of forest through which many of Scotland's Great Trails pass
- Harvey MapsHarvey publishes a series of large-scale (1:40,000), waterproof route maps for most of Scotland's Great Trails and for selected routes in England; expensive but detailed
- Historic ScotlandGovernment agency that cares for archaeological and historic sites throughout Scotland
- Mountaineering Council of ScotlandRepresents those who care about mountaineering, climbing and hill walking in Scotland. Has 130 clubs as members, and publishes Scottish Mountaineer (quarterly magazine)
- National Trust for ScotlandLarge charitable organisation that looks after many historic properties throughout Scotland
- Ramblers ScotlandScottish section of the Ramblers Association and the representative body for walkers in Scotland, with comprehensive website and rich links
- Scottish ChurchesWebsite of by a voluntary organisation that has plentiful information about churches throughout Scotland
- Scottish Natural HeritageGovernment agency that cares for Scotland's wildlife, habitats, landscapes and natural beauty, and is responsible for National Nature Reserves
- Scottish Outdoor Access Code: A-Z guideA detailed A-Z guide for recreation users that explains your rights and responsibilities under the Scottish Outdoor Access Code established by the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003.
- Scottish Wildlife TrustCharitable body that manages a number of wildlife reserves in Scotland
- SustransSustrans is a charity that promotes sustainable transport including cycling and walking throughout the UK
- Undiscovered ScotlandComprehensive site for travellers in Scotland, with links to local/community information, webcams, bookshop and much more
- VisitScotlandScotland's official visitor information site, with approved accommodation and details of visitor centres
- Walk HighlandsIndependent website with rich links to mapping and route descriptions, updated often and easy to use
- Walking ScotlandSection of the official VisitScotland (tourist board) website designed for walkers, with walks database, e-newsletter and competitions
- Weather informationThe Met Office is the official source of detailed forecasts throughout Scotland
The creative team
- AuthorsVisit this page for details of the talented team of Rucksack Readers authors - experienced and passionate outdoor writers and photographers
- Champion InternetDan Champion is Rucksack Readers' website designer; its content is updated frequently, thanks to his powerful database-driven design.
- WorkHorseIan Clydesdale of WorkHorse is the graphic designer for Rucksack Readers - the books, the brand and the page layouts
- BookSourceDistributes Rucksack Readers throughout the UK, tel 0845 370 0067
- Interlink PublishingDistributes Rucksack Readers exclusively in USA and Canada, call toll-free 1-800-238-LINK
- Compass Ireland Independent Book SalesDistributes Rucksack Readers in Ireland, especially the Causeway Coast, Dingle, Kerry and Wicklow Ways, tel 00353 45 889 314
- Craenen BVBADistributes Rucksack Readers in Netherlands, Belgium and the rest of Europe, tel 00 32 16 23 90 90
- Libreria SBSDistributes "The Inca Trail" in Peru, tel 084-248106
Miscellaneous links
- BootMoochPrice comparison site that lets you locate best prices for outdoor gear (boots, camping, clothing, rucksacks, sleeping bags and more), serving UK customers
- Hallewell Pocket WalksPublisher of the popular, pocketable series of walking guidebooks covering most of Scotland and the north of England; concise descriptions supported by sketch maps and line drawings
- High altitude medicineA comprehensive and well-maintained site devoted to altitude medicine with links to up-to-date medical studies
- Independent Publishers GuildThe independent professional association for publishers, of which Rucksack Readers is pleased to be a member.
- Information CommissionerPrime source of information about data protection, freedom of information, the duties of data controllers and the rights of data subjects
- Long Distance Walkers AssociationFor people interested in long-distance paths, with 41 local groups; publishes Strider (quarterly magazine); organises social and challenge walks; in 2010 its 100-mile challenge will be in Scotland
- MASTA (Medical Advisory Services to Travellers Abroad)MASTA offers a comprehensive resource of health advice for travellers, including on vaccinations
- Travel DoctorHelpful source of medical information and advice for travellers, maintained by a well-travelled doctor and pharmacist, written in non-technical language; offers interactive service for individuals and groups
- TravelTurtleHealth advice and information for travellers, from the Press Association
- Walking BritainComprehensive and actively maintained website of interest to all those who walk in Britain


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The ESWI Influenza Summit will showcase successful projects to raise patients awareness and to improve their protection against influenza. At the same time, the Summit will provide an informal platform to discuss ways to expand these efforts, to exchange good practices and to initiate concrete actions.
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What's Lincoln Thinkin' - Are LeBron and D-Wade missing Miami?
The sun doesn't shine everywhere like it does in South Florida.
Two thirds of the old big three, may be finding that out the hard way.
Because at least for one day, the Heat are the ones that are laughing.
After the Heat sleepwalked through the first half of the season, but they certainly had a wake up call Monday Night. The Heat won their fourth straight game and have something to feel good about, thanks to Dion Waiters and his game-winning three against the Warriors. All this elation in the AAA came on the same day, where two thirds of the artists formerly known as the "Big 3" were complaining about their current situations.
LeBron James' reigning champion Cavaliers have lost five of their last seven games. Monday night LeBron complained that his team didn't have enough playmakers on it.
On the same night, Dwyane Wade told ESPN that he might leave his hometown Bulls after just one season, because Chicago is just a mediocre team.
Both players, complaining about their front office? I know who's laughing now - Pat Riley.
LeBron and D-Wade left Miami, to pursue dreams in their home towns. They may be finally realizing they never had it as good as they had it down here. A dream, that Dion Waiters, is just realizing now.


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Can you customize iPhoto's books in ways other than the program provides? The short answer is, "No, you can't." The long answer is, "Maybe, if you're willing to get your hands dirty and spend some money on test books." Honestly, this is hacking, and all bets are off as to how well it will work.
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Blackwell's Worst-Dressed List: We have it!
"Just'cause you got some cash don't mean you got any class," as they are fond of saying around Mr. Blackwell's redneck cousin's house. Judgement runs in that family, you see -- Mr Blackwell just put his to entertaining use.
Behold: Mr Blackwell's 48th Annual Worst-Dressed List!
10.) Alison Arngrim: "Little Nellie of the prairie, looks like a 1940's fashion editor for the Farmers Almanac."
9.) Lindsay Lohan: "Lindsay the fashion frenzy strikes again! Lohan takes fashion to a new low."
8.) Jessica Simpson: "Forget the Cowboys. In prom queen screams, can it get any worse? She's a global fashion curse!"
7.) Avril Lavigne: "Gothic make-up courtesy the mad spatula -- Fashions provided by... The house of Dracula!"
6.) Eva Green: "Stuck in neon nightmares not fit for the sane. Fashion this loud could give Bond a migraine! A profusion of confusion from toes to nose!"
5.) Kelly Clarkson: "Her heavenly voice soars above the rest... but those belly-baring bombs are hellish at best! She may be the queen of 'Pro-Active' -- but that wardrobe looks downright radioactive!"
4.) Fergie: "Another style-free 'Fergie' in fashion's hall of shame? Yes, when it comes to couture chaos, guess it's all in a name!"
3.) Mary Kate Olsen: "YIKES! In layers of cut-rate kitsch, Mary Kate's look is hard to explain... she resembles a tattered toothpick-trapped in a hurricane!"
2.) Amy Winehouse: "Exploding beehives above... tacky polka-dots below... she's part 50's car-hop horror."
1.) Victoria Beckham: "Forget the fashion spice -- wearing a skirt would suffice! In one skinny-mini monstrosity after another, pouty Posh can really wreck-em."


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Our Love Story
08 August 2017
Harry Potter Birthday!
This weekend we had a big party for my mom!
She turned the big 5-0 and
asked for a Harry Potter party!
Guys, you all know how much we love Disney around these parts,
but you may not know that we're big Harry Potter fans too!
My mom is one of the biggest ;)
SO it started as me, my dad and brothers doing most of the planning,
but my mom is a party planner.
Like she LOVES this stuff and since it was HER party,
she asked if she could help too,
and with our powers combined we made it EPIC!
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I made these Chocolate Frog cards for my mom's favors
(there is a back side too but I didn't get a picture of it!
The dementor looked way cooler in person.
My dad made it out of tablecloths!
He's super creative and amazing!
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My dad did these letters by hand
And even melted wax with a Hogwarts seal on the back!
I mean really!??!
I made a Pensieve!
In place of a guest book,
I made this for people to put in some of their favorite memories
of my mom for her to remember and see how loved she is ;)
My mom made her own Honeydukes candy bar,
we went crazy a couple weeks ago at Goodwill and
bought a bajillion vases and bottles and such
for potions!
They turned out great!
She had an amazing time and everyone that came loved everything
from the dementor by the treat table,
to the hugely popular
butterbeer cupcakes
and now that the party is done,
life can resume it's crazy rampage towards fall.
All of this Harry Potter stuff was making me long for fall and winter!!
Sprinkled with pixie dust by by
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A recent study entitled "The Changing Faces of Beauty : A Global Report" surveyed 8000 women across 16 countries (Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, South Korea, Spain, Thailand, Turkey, UK and the US) on their opinion about beauty, aging and on their attitude toward medical aesthetic procedures. This unique mega-project identified a changing trend shared by women across the globe : Women are no longer seeking medical aesthetic procedures only for beauty, the are now seeking Botox injections, Dermal Filler treatments and various laser procedures to boost their self-confidence.
"The Changing Faces of Beauty : A Global Report" reveals that women from all 4 corners of the world share an increasing desire to take charge of how they look and how they are aging.
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- Women desire general Beautification instead of asking for the correction of a specific line or fold.
Women want to control how they look and how their looks evolve over time. And whether they live on the American continent, in Europe or anywhere else in the world for that matter, this Global Report clearly demonstrates that women are not only better educated about the various non surgical medical treatment options available to them, they also better understand the benefits of a global treatment approach and they are empowering themselves with the right to obtain such treatments for themselves and as a mean to feel better about themselves.
The findings of this study mirror the changes both in knowledge and attitudes that I have seen in my own practice over the past 17 years of working as a medical aesthetic physician. I see it as my role to listen and understand what motivates each and every one of my clients, when they come to see me. I see each client as an individual; each with beauty and each with needs that demand attention.


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Our portfolio reviews are your application for a Sarofim Scholarship in Studio Art. It will offer you an opportunity to learn more about the programs offered in the Studio Art Department and introduce you to our faculty.
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Studio Art and Sarofim Scholarship Application:
Prospective students who wish to apply for a Sarofim Scholarship and major in art may do so in one of two ways:
Schedule a personal portfolio review of your original artworks (not digital photographs of art works) and an interview with the studio art faculty on November 13, 2017 or February 19, 2018. These reviews are in connection with Pirate Preview events offered by the Admissions Office, which gives you an opportunity to learn about the program from the studio faculty and art students, take a tour of the art facilities, and participate in other events on campus (campus tours, class visitations, a luncheon, etc.). Even with a personal portfolio review of original works, we would also like to receive all four portfolio requirements digitally.
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Home > Student Journals > BJESL > Vol. 1 > Iss. 1 (2012)
Volume 1, Issue 1 (2012)
More Speech, Not Enforced Silence: Tobacco Advertising Regulations, Counter-marketing Campaigns and the Government's Interest in Protecting Children's Health
Derigan Silver and Kelly Fenson-Hood
The California Resale Royalty Act and the Fifth Amendment: Why the Act Survives Takings Challenges
Forrest Prull
After Further Review: How the Eighth Circuit's Misinterpretation of the Norris- LaGuardia Act Fumbled the District Court's Ruling in Brady v. NFL
Jeffrey L. Kessler and Jonathan J. Amoona
Twitter: A "Caveat Emptor" Exception To Libel Law?
William Charron
The New Renaissance: A Breakthrough Time For Artists
Steven C. Beer and Kathryne E. Badura


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Designing Place and Activity Centric Library Services
Lecture by Peter Dalsgaard, Associate Professor, Aarhus University. The lecture is part of the Lecture Series "New developments in the intersection between work practices and digital technologies".
Peter Dalsgaard will in his talk focus on the basic principles and challenges of designing digital systems to support the variety of activities that unfold with very diverse groups of users in libraries, and present the first prototype from the research project PLACED (Place- and Activity-Centric Dynamic Library Services), which is being deployed in libraries in Denmark, France, and Sweden in the beginning of 2018.
Lecture series
The Centre of Communication and Computing (CCC) at University of Copenhagen invites students, faculty as well as everyone else interested to a series of research lectures discussing new developments in the intersection between work practices and digital technologies.


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The Jokers In The Academe
I have been a teacher since 1988. It has been a long journey full of ups and downs and filled with joys and sorrows. I don't regret anything that I have experienced as a teacher and proudly I could l say that I triumphed over all the difficulties and pains because I wouldn't last this long in the academe if not.
I worked in 8 different schools in the Philippines, in 6 as a full-timer and in 2 as a part-timer. Here in South Korea, where I am teaching now is my 2nd university.
Go back to the previous paragraph and count the number of academic institutions where I worked.
How many?
Two short of a dozen.
In those schools, I met different kinds of students, administrators, and – teachers… the best and the worst.
This essay deals with teachers I refer to as "jokers in the academe." The experience I had with them taught me to have a great deal of patience. There were times also that I lost that patience.
Yes, you need to be patient when you encounter the jokers among your colleagues… jokers who aren't funny but annoying.
I am not saying that I am a perfect teacher. I still have lots to improve. At least I have been trying my best to conform with the existing and evolving professional standards set for teachers.
And most importantly, I am not a joker.
And who might these jokers be?
One of those that I classify as jokers are the "super dependents."
The "super dependents" are teachers who will not solve their own problems. They expect their colleagues to do that for them. They are the ones who hate exerting extra effort to find a solution to their dilemmas. Their sense of entitlement is so strong that they think that it is the duty of the people around them to help them get out of a difficult situation.
What these jokers consider as problems are not problems to begin with.
For example – the school requiring teachers to apply a new technology in the classroom. That for them is a contentious issue. They would try to dip their hands deep into their bag of reasons to justify their not complying with it.
You would hear the lamest of excuse like "their training as an educator did not include applying those technology." Another excuse, lame also, "It's labor-intensive."
They are like square pegs in round holes. No amount of explanation would make them buy the idea that being a 21st century teacher teaching 21st century learners would require the learning of 21st century skills.
These jokers don't understand that part of their responsibility as educators, if they really consider themselves as educators, is to retool and retrain if necessary in order to cope with the demands of what has become a technology-driven pedagogy used by 21st century teachers.
They should not subscribe to the idea that "old dogs can't learn new tricks" because they are not dogs… they're human beings who are supposed to be rational.
Are they?
Anyway, let's talk about dogs.
They bark, right?
Some of the jokers in the academe are like dogs. They bark a lot.
I call them the "barkers."
These jokers bark about their disagreement with school policies and what they perceive as incompetence among the "people upstairs." They are the eternal fault-finders who see nothing but negative in the organization. They live to seek the "tiny black in an ocean of white." For them nothing is right, everything is wrong.
They complain day night except when they go to the ATM machine during payday.
Do they deserve their pay? Are they doing their job? Only them and their students could tell.
Yes, there are times that they have valid reasons to disagree. But what is frustrating is that they bark up the wrong tree. They don't address their concerns to the right people at the right place and at the right time. They grandstand during meetings wasting precious time of their colleagues. They force them to listen to their misguided eloquence. Sometimes they also write long unsolicited e-mails where they express their grievances. They don't understand that not everybody in the organization share their opinion about the policies and the leaders of the schools.
The funny thing is these jokers just bark but they don't bite.
They do nothing about their complaints except bark about them. But when the administrators responsible in implementing the policies they disagree with are present in the meetings, they are very quiet, silent in one corner of the room wagging their tails.
These jokers curse the school and their administrators at every opportunity they have… telling everybody that the school is the worst place to be… yet at the end of the school year they wag their tails as they sign their names on the dotted lines for a contract extension.
The last category of jokers in my list are those who applied (and luckily got hired) as teachers even if they are not qualified and trained for the profession.
They are the ones I call the "pretenders."
Yeah, they pretend to be teachers.
These jokers applied as teachers because there are no other jobs available and (luckily) there are schools willing to hire them even if they are not qualified to be teachers.
Among these jokers are English teachers who believed they are entitled to be English teachers because they can speak the language. I have emphasized in one of my essays that "a perfect accent and an impeccable grammar don't make a person an English teacher."
Knowing a subject matter is different from knowing how to teach it. The former is only one of the many requirements for the latter.
"Real teachers," those not pretending to be one, know what it takes to be a teacher. Teaching is not parroting the contents of the book. It's not delivering a monologue in front of the students.
Teachers need to choose the best strategy to use in the class from a variety of strategies available. They have to set objectives and test if those objectives are met. They need to differentiate the levels of their students and identify the corresponding techniques and activities suitable for those levels.
"Real teachers" know what philosophy would inform whatever they do and say in the class. They know which sociological, psychological, historical and legal foundations upon which they would base all their decisions as teachers.
It means that the job of a teacher is so complicated that not just anybody should be allowed to teach. And when a school commits the mistake of hiring applicants who are not trained to be teachers, expect them to become the jokers in the academe.
In the academe, most of those who complain a lot – those who create a lot of troubles – are the ones who are not really trained to become teachers. These jokers are the ones who seemed to be lost in the wilderness not knowing what to do and how to do things in the academe. They are the ones who would blame others when they encounter difficulties and can't figure out how to deal with them.
The common trait among these jokers is that they want everything given to them in a silver platter. You need to explain to them in detail (and repetitively) how to perform tasks that teachers are supposedly trained to do. Sometimes they would even require their colleagues to do things for them. They would not bother learning how to do it
Beware of the jokers in the academe. They're not funny.
These jokers are but few in the organization. You could actually count them with your fingers in one hand. I was advised not to mind them but it's so difficult to just turn a blind eye. What's dangerous is that they are contagious. They contaminate the working environment. They have the ability to flip the organizational climate… from positive to negative.
Posted on March 3, 2018, in Journey as a Teacher, Personal Essay, Teaching as a Career and tagged Journey as a Teacher, Personal Essay, Teaching as a Career. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.


text: Top 5 Romantic Places to Go Stargazing With Your Partner Monday January 16, 2017 | by ZUJI | In Asia, Australia / NZ, Europe Tweet Are candlelight dinners and gifting bouquets of flowers becoming too passé to express the one of the greatest things on earth? Thinking of ways to spice things up this coming Valentine's Day with your partner? Living out a scene from a romance film is no longer a far-fetched dream. Here at ZUJI Singapore, we've curated a list of destinations for you to go star gaze with your partner around the world during this season of love. Take a flight out of our urban, concrete jungle and head to the peaceful, quaint countryside for some quality time with your loved ones under the galaxy of twinkling stars. 1. Lake Tepako, New Zealand As one of the International Dark Sky Reserves (IDSR), Lake Tepako, situated in Mackenzie Country, exudes an American Southwest atmosphere that brings scenes of cowboy fast-draws to mind. However, due to its small population size, the limited light produced in the area gets overpowered by the millions of glistening stars that stretch across the inky skies! The Church of the Good Shepherd makes for a magnificent architectural picture-taking opportunity against the backdrop of the starry night skies. Alternatively, you can lie by the still waters of the lake and be moved by its serenity as you playfully join the dots to form your very own constellations. Search for flights to New Zealand now → 2. Mount Bromo, Indonesia One of South East Asia's hidden gems, Mount Bromo, should definitely be part of your travel itinerary. Hiking up the 2,400m mountain with temperatures around 5°C may seem a little unappealing at first, but you'll soon taste the fruits of your labour at the top with a breathtaking view. It's the perfect spot for you to admire the stars with your significant half, and catch the sunrise come morning. The Milky Way is best viewed after midnight till the early hours of the morning. Don't get too mesmerized by its beauty, for the vibrant orange sun would soon be peeking from beyond the horizons before you know it! Definitely a worthy hike that offers you a tasteful panoramic sight of the chromatic skies. Search for flights to Indonesia now → 3. Uluru, Australia When entering the Uluru (Ayer Rocks) region, you'll feel like you're taking a step out of reality and into the rocky and barren terrain scene of a fictional sci-fi movie. The beautiful night skies are, however, very much real. With minimal light pollution in the Australian Outback, the Magellanic Clouds and the famous Southern Cross Constellation can be observed just by looking up into the sky. If chasing sunsets are too cliché, how about catching a moonset instead? Be awed by the varied hues of colour that flourish the black skies, making for a romantic sight for you and your partner. Search for flights to Sydney now → 4. Kakslauttanen, Finland Finland is known for its dark and freezing temperatures throughout most of the year, making it a great place to try and spot that shooting star. The best time to catch the stars usually mean having to brave the winter cold in the open with a tent. Good news though! It's now possible to get the best of both worlds at Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort. Their warm, cosy "Glass Igloos" provides fellow star chasers with all the comforts of home with queen-sized beds, glass roofs, heaters, and everything else you would need in the freezing weather. Laze and cuddle in bed with your other half while enjoying the panoramic views of the star-freckled Northern Lights by simply looking up! Search for flights to Finland now → 5. Yeongyang Firefly Eco Park, South Korea Source: Darksky.org (Wonkil_Jeong) Known as Asia's first International Dark Sky Park, Yeongyang Firefly Eco Park is home to the conservation project of fireflies. This milestone is important for Koreans, as their culture which dates back thousands of years, have placed great emphasis on astronomy and its guidance. Being a protected area of land, there's hardly any artificial light in the secluded rural area, making the locality perfect for sky-watching and a thriving ground for fireflies. The mountainous landscape will make for a special moment between you and your loved ones amidst a glow of "stars" gently floating by you against the diamond skies. Search for flights to South Korea now → Make this Valentine's Day a stellar occasion and be prepared for an unforgettable time under the stars. It might even be the right time to bring out that other special diamond surprise in a box too! ZUJI Singapore is now offering $5 rebate with every $100 spent on flights or packages, and a 12% hotel coupon code for OCBC card members to make it that much sweeter! You would also receive an extra $50 rebate when you use Visa Checkout as well! 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Building of Leisure Centers, various sport facilities, playgrounds and sport fields requires clear planning that means sketching and lay-outing. Any plan referred to sport facilities should contain dimensions, placement of seats and lighting etc. along with specific details and equipment for specific sports.
The Sport Field Plans solution for ConceptDraw PRO software is time saving and handy professional tool. It supplies the set of vector objects that can be used for depicting of any of sport field or playground: football, basketball, volleyball, golf, etc. You can also add elements of the fields entourage: water pools, plants, parking and other objects. With Sport Field Plans solution you gets samples, templates and library of vector graphic elements for professional drawing Sport Field plans and developing layouts of sport fields and recreation areas.
Result: You can use ConceptDraw PRO when depicting any of your playground ideas and drawing plans for various sport fields - for football, basketball, volleyball, golf, etc. ConceptDraw Sport Field Plans solution is incredibly time saving and easy to use.


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Visits to our studio are by appointment only. To schedule a visit for late September or later you can email us firstname.lastname@example.com or call 347-455-4587 to leave a request for an appointment for a fitting, to inquire about designs or to build a kilt with our help.
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