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Duration : 7 Nights / 8 Days
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19°C | 6°C Clear
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Package name Himachal Harmony with Amritsar
Duration 7 Nights / 8 Days
Price (Per Person On Twin Sharing) 17000
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After pick from Delhi Airport/Railway station, start your wonderful vacation to Himachal starting from Shimla. Reach Shimla within 10 hours and check into the hotel. Dinner & Overnight stay. Shimla renowned its name as Queen of hills due to its flattering sceneries and colonial heritage which has retained its charm from British India time to till now.
After fresh up proceed for Shimla sightseeing to cover: Kufri (It is one the best ski point in winters and in summers, it turns into a famous tourist picnic spot) Jakhu Temple (According to Mahabharata Myth Hanuman Ji rested while Searching for Sanjivini Plant), Vice regal lodge which was once the residence of British Viceroy of India which is now converted to advance study for its academic use). In Evening Explore, The Mall, Scandal Point, Ridge, Lakkar Bazaar, and Christ Church and then have your overnight stay in Hotel.
Today morning after breakfast check out from the hotel and proceed towards Manali On the way to Manali, take a halt at Pandoh Dam, visit Hanogi Mata Temple and Vaishno Devi Temple. Reach Manali & check into the hotel. Overnight stay in hotel.
After fresh up, proceed to half day city tour of Manali which includes- Hadimba Devi Temple (This temple constructed in 1553 A.D is Dedicated to Himachal's Most Significant Deity Hadimba Mata), Vashisht Hot springs (Dedicated to Vashist Muni & well known for its hot Curable water and Religious). Evening you will be free to explore the Mall Road & IBEX Market of Manali, Overnight in hotel.
Today morning after breakfast have excursion trip to Solang Valley where you can admire the enchanting sights of the surroundings and can enjoy various thrilling adventure activities by own cost. As the winter approaches, the same Solang Valley takes a shape of a Snowy Blanket, thus forming a perfect vista for several snow activities. After enjoying the outing return to hotel for Overnight stay. (In Winter, this sightseeing point will be covered if weather, road condition is clear and possibilities of vehicle to reach there, otherwise sightseeing up to Barrier Point will be provided.)
Today after heartily breakfast check out from Manali and proceed towards Amritsar (Also Known as Golden City). Arrive Amritsar within 10 hours and & Check into the hotel. Dinner & Overnight stay.
After Breakfast cover Golden temple (It is the most holiest Sikh Gurdwara made of gold), Jallianwala Bagh (Tragic massacre spot where general dyer killed thousands of people in just few minutes), Wagah border (showcases lowering of flags ceremony held between security forces of India and Pakistan in respect of each other). In Evening return to hotel for overnight stay.
After breakfast, check out from the hotel and return to Delhi while recalling all the memorable moments of your exotic trip….
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"You know that feeling? That feeling like your stomach twists itself in to a knot that's impossible to unravel. I often mistake it for hunger. That's why I eat so much I guess. But I know the feeling and I know why it's here. It haunts me almost every day and it has been haunting me sense I was a little child.
It's this feeling of absolute loneliness. Even if you know that you're not alone. You're actually sounded by friends and family that loves you, but there's a small whispering voice in your head that tells you lies. It whispers in your ear that nobody really cares. It's that little voice that makes you drive away the people you love and keep your distance. It tries it hardest to make you believe all the things that it sees and the only solution you can find to drowning it out, is to empty that whiskey bottle you hid in the corner.
After that you're numb. You lie down and stare at the celling. The room around you is quiet, except for that infernal ticking clock. But eventually. that goes away as well.
So you lay the in the nothingness you created for yourself. Thinking about all the people you lost and how alone you really are. All because of that voice. All because that little whisper that told you you're not really good enough. You don't deserve to be loved."


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|Caecilian Tyrant attacks
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Horrible Frog Monster
A terrible monster of considerable size and ferocity. I can't say this frog beast is a dragon replacement - but it isn't not a dragon replacement. I intend to use it as a 'Thousand Towers' monster (aka ASE), and it's what's dwells in the lower hull of my "Red Demon" map.
Caecilian Tyrant
No Enc. 1/(1-4)
Movement: (40')/20' Swim
Armorclass: 5
Hit Dice: 10 HD*
Damage: 1D8 + Poison/ Special
Save: F 8
Hoard Class:XXI
Caecilian Spawn
No Enc. 8-18
Movement: (10')/20' Swim
Armorclass: 9
Hit Dice: 1/2
Damage: 1D2 + Poison
Save: F 0
Hoard Class: Nil
The Caecilian Tyrant is a feared alpha predator of the vile fens that feeds indiscriminately on anything smaller than it. Frog-like giants, Tyrants range up to 14' long and can be as wide as 8'. Varying wildly in pattern from the bright color of tree frogs to dull browns, Tyrants shamble on four legs most of the time, and rear up on their back legs only to make aggressive displays. Caecilian Tyrants are fairly quick, and swim well, but they are amphibious ambush hunters and will lay in large pools or mud pits with clusters of their large eyes on the surface. Tyrants are covered in thick scales, this, combined with their poisonous attack, means Tyrants are unused to prey that injures them and will often flee back to their lair if wounded.
Generally Tyrants prefer to lair in dark sheltered places, and their large size means that simple burrows in the swamp mud are insufficient. Because they cannot make their own lairs, Tyrants most often hole up in ruins, and so remain fairly rare, with a single Tyrant, or rarely a small family group, guarding a hunting range of tens of miles centered on the lair. If they are encountered in their lair, the Tyrant is far less likely to flee and will have a morale of 11. Caecilian Tyrants are not especially intelligent, having only the limited reasoning of a hunting beast with only a real understanding of how to hunt and live in the wild swamp.
Posion Barb – Tyrants have a mouth full of wicked teeth as long as a human forearm set in shark like rows, but they do not use them in battle. Instead of biting, Tyrants use their frog-like tongues, 12' long and capable of striking into the second row of melee. The tongue is tipped with a jagged bone barb covered in a virulent venom. If struck, a victim must save of die as well as taking 1D8 points of damage from the wound and the deadly poison coursing through it.
Devour – On a natural 20 a Tyrant will not only strike with its barb but wrap its victim in its tongue and drag them into its huge maw. The victim will devoured the next round and slain, but will be able to make a Strength check to break free from the tongue is lieu of an attack prior to being devoured.
Boiling Spawn – Caecilian Tyrants are hermaphroditic and almost universally have natal young encysted on their back. Normally these young emerge in small numbers once every few weeks and, if not devoured by their parent, wander off to grow slowly into new tyrants. When a Tyrant is slain a strange chemical process occurs, within 1-2 turns of death, as the Tyrant's body cools all the young remotely able to survive tear themselves free all at once and launch into a wild frenzy of cannibalism and violence. These creatures are individually weak, but 2D6+6 of them appear unexpectedly and all share the adult Tyrant's deadly poison.
Posted by Gus L at 7:12 AM
Labels: Adventure Locale, Monsters, wilderness
5 comments:
Nice to see caecilians getting their due. I've always thought that amphibians were Led Zeppelin, they'd be John Paul Jones.ReplyDelete
Nice work--I am stealing this for something I putting together focuses around swamps.ReplyDelete
@Trey - What's a swamp hell without Froghemoths?ReplyDelete
@mwschmeer - Wait a bit and I'll have the whole Red Demon keyed in a PDF for a bit of 3rd - 4th level radioactive swamp fun.Replies
That'll be cool, but I'm working on a swamp crawl of my own that borrows stuff from a lot of people's blogs. I'm slowly putting it together and will evenutally post it as blog post or a Google Doc or a PDF or something. It won't be for another few months, though.Delete
Awesome monster! And now I know what a caecilian is, too. Nature is weird.ReplyDelete
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Have I mentioned that I really dislike working the 1-10 shift?
Getting off from work that late is rough for me. Mostly because at least part of the week I have to be in bed early enough so that Jordan can be up to get ready for his 9am class. Also, I just wish I had evenings off so I could make more plans with people. Most people aren't able to make plans at 10am because they work normal day shifts. And then not seeing people during the evenings keeps me in this perpetual state of hermit-ness.
Tonight, when I got off work, I made my way to Safeway to grab a few things. Well, it was supposed to be a few things, which is why I didn't get a cart and instead just kept grabbing the things I needed. Until the things I needed just kept growing to the point that I had ridiculous armfuls of groceries, including a ten pound bag of potatoes I might add. I barely made it to the check out only to find out that their credit card machines were broken. So I asked the checker to hold my stuff while I went to the atm.
And of course, I didn't want to take on the ATM fees, so I drove down the street to my bank. When I got there, I found out the ATM was closed. Great. So, I decided that it would be worth not having to pay for the ATM at Safeway to start all over at WinCo. Sadly, the line at WinCo was soooo long. But, on the bright side, my order at Safeway was going to be just over $30, while my order at WinCo ended up being just over $20. And what do you know, their card machines worked.
An hour and a half after I started my journey to grab a few things at the store, I made my way home with my $20 worth of groceries. The part that really gets me though is that I can't stop thinking that I should have gone back into Safeway or called them to let them know I wasn't returning for those groceries. I have this nagging guilt over it that I felt I needed to get it off my chest. I'm sorry to the employees that I made put all my groceries back on the shelves. I'm sorry that I said I'd be right back, but didn't even bother to let you know I'd changed my mind. Alright, I feel a bit better now.
Moral of the story: Just shop at WinCo in the first place.
The dreads are about to turn 6 months now. I'm trying to embrace a slightly more natural way of keeping them for now and they're starting to feel like they're turning into real dreadlocks. I do wish they would grow a bit faster though. I guess hair will only grow so fast. I'll probably be in a constant state of complaining about the length of my hair for the next year or two then.
I can't help it. I love the dreads, even if they're not in their full glory yet. Jordan's not as much of a fan though. He keeps trying to get me to comb them out. I've made it 6 months so far, so we'll see how stubborn I can be! History has shown though that I can be a bit impulsive about my hair. We shall see, we shall see.
And yes, this is how mundane my life is. Grocery shopping on a Saturday night and watching my dreads grow.
Dreadlocks update: Five months already…
In the last few weeks, my dreadlocks have gone through a bit of a transformation. The long extensions that I started out with were starting to weigh on me… literally. Although I really liked the different color variations, the texture of the hair was so much different than mine that the attachments weren't staying in as well as I would have liked. So I took them out.
Not ready to give up on my long hair just yet, I left in the dyed hair that matched my natural red the closest, but the contrast between my natural hair and the extensions bothered me too much because it wasn't balanced out with all the other colors. I couldn't leave them in like that for long. So here I am, back to my roots. Just my hair in there. I'm trying to relax a little on the fact that my hair isn't as long as I'd like it to be.
I have to admit that in the last couple of weeks, I've started to doubt the dreads and I've considered combing them out completely. But at the end of the day, the heart wants what the heart wants, and my heart wants beautiful natural dreadlocks. I found some dreadlocks timelines online from other ladies with locks and I have a renewed confidence that my dreads can continue to grow into the masterpiece that I'm dreaming of.
5 months in, I wish that I had taken some pictures of my dreads the day that I finished them so I would have something to compare them with. I was just so eager to have the finished product with the extensions that I rushed right past it. Better late than never!
Hello again. 🙂
As you may already know, I've been dreaming of having dreadlocks of my own again for quite some time now. Although I adored my short and sassy cut that I got last year, I was anxious and impatient to return to my long glorious locks. Once again, my "all or nothing" behaviors have caught up with me and I refused to be satisfied by medium hair length. I waited it out as long as I could.
The last thing on the list to do before I could get the process going was to find a color match that would be close enough to my natural hair color to make the dreadlock extensions look natural. Without holding onto too much hope of a perfect match, I took a gamble on a dye and it paid off. I couldn't be happier. As soon as I saw the color, I knew I'd finally be dreaded within a matter of a couple weeks.
So, for the last two weeks before my trip to the coast, I have been doing absolutely nothing in my free time other than work on my dreadlocks. That, and keep myself going on this tedious project with just stupid amounts of television. I'm a little bit disgusted with the amount of TV that I "watched" during this dreading phase. That being said, I don't think I would have finished without the entertainment. I lost steam after about a week.
Thank goodness I was able to get them finished just in time for our trip. That would have been awful to get there with half-done hair! Many of my closest friends were so surprised to see me in dreadlocks because I'd kept it on the down low that I was finally making it happen. I had just barely gotten them finished and hadn't even put any pictures up online. It was fun to unveil them to everyone. 🙂
As I saw that the dreads were getting closer and closer to being done, I kept feeling like this was right. It's like I can finally be myself again. It may sound kind of silly to be so passionate about ones hairstyle, but I never wanted to give up on my dreads in the first place! I was forced into a year and a half hiatus from them. Having them back just feels right. 🙂
1. Ai Wei Wei
This Chinese artist is just so inspiring. The pieces he designs are so moving, but even more than that, the love that he has for his people and his country is what makes me admire him so much. If you haven't seen it, go check out "Ai Wei Wei: Never Sorry" on Netflix. You won't regret it.
2. Long Walks
I just love going for walks. Walks provide a sense of clarity that I just can't get anywhere else. It's like I'm able to just take some time for myself and focus on issues that I need to work out or dreams I want to pursue and such. If only ever long walk was on the beach… 🙂
3. Reading with Jordan
I love reading a good book. Even more than that, I love reading good books aloud with a friend. Sharing a book with someone can be some of the best quality time spent together. It's just so much fun to discuss the book while you're going through it. You have someone to make predictions with and get involved with the story. Jordan and I had read the first book of the Hunger Games and enjoyed it, but had other books to read afterward that we were more excited about. About a week ago, Jordan and I saw the movie trailer for the second book, "Catching Fire" and it was just the motivation we needed to get back to reading the series. So far, I love it even more than the first book!
4. Colbert Report and The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
I probably couldn't pick a favorite between the two of these guys. They each bring something different to the table. Between the two of them, they really make the news palatable.
5. My Camera
Hands down my favorite toy that I own. I'm just so giddy about it and the pictures that it can take. I freaking love it. 🙂
6. Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and Lightroom
Right alongside my love for my favorite toy, is my fascination with the Adobe Creative Suite. It's just so amazing what this software can do. I just want to learn more and more!
7. Making Sushi
First of all, I LOVE sushi. Last year, I learned how to make sushi myself and since then, I've just become obsessed with the process. It's a process that can take about 2 hours from start to finish to fully prepare so you'd think it would be kind of a pain to do very often, but it's something I end up making about twice a week. I think that for me it's kind of therapeutic. I just love all the little steps and finding the slight modifications that make the sushi that much better. 🙂
8. Dreaming of Dreadlocks
I really loved my dreadlocks and wish that I could have kept them, but it just wasn't meant to be. My hair was just too damaged and oddly colored that I needed that clean slate…. Now, my hair just can't seem to grow fast enough and I'm getting more and more anxious to dread it. In the meanwhile, I love to find pictures of beautiful dreadlocks and plan out how exactly mine are going to be. Perhaps it's a weird form of punishment to constantly remind myself that my hair isn't ready, but it makes me happy to think about what will be someday… 🙂
9. School
It's just so nice to be back in school and pushing myself to learn and grow. I'd been out of school for about 6 years, so I was very out of practice. I'm not going to say that my technical writing class is the most exciting subject matter of all time, but I'm just really appreciating being in class, doing my homework, pushing myself to perform well and just being on campus in the student atmosphere.
10. Road Trips
I love being out on the road. In March, Jordan and I had a week to go on a trip. We didn't have any concrete plans, so we just took to the road and just went wherever the wind took us. It was the most fun I've had in a long time. I think it's the ideal way to travel for me. 🙂
Anytime I say that I want dreadlock extensions for my boy-short hair, my husband tries to talk me out of it. Oh, when will he learn that Imma do what I want?! He argues that it will look obviously fake.
Yes. One day I'll show up at work with my boy-short hair, and the next day, I will have amazing long dreadlock extensions. Do I care that they won't look natural? Hell no! Natural is the opposite of what I want. 🙂
I've been considering dreadlocks for a long time now. It's always been this thing in the back of my mind that once I've finished experimenting with my hair color I'd dread my hair. Well, my hair color experimentation phase was cut short by some bad hair products/advice. I had to skip right to the black hair color, which I have been loving like crazy. I've wanted to have black hair for sooo sooo long and it's definitely as cool as I'd hoped it would be.
My original hair plan was to end up with black hair and when I was done with that, move on to dreadlocks. Now that my time frame has been moved up, it's had me thinking about getting dreadlocks more and more. I can be a bit impulsive at times and this has been no exception. I've been wanting pretty badly to just skip on ahead to the dreads even though I've only had this hair for a few months.
To assuage my curiosity and anticipation for them, I dreaded one lock of my hair. This gave me a pretty good idea of what I'd be getting into for sure. I've done my homework on dreads and will do them in a completely natural way without any products that would damage my hair. Because of my determination to dread the natural way, it took about 2 hours to complete just this one (this is also because my hair has gotten so freakin long).
I am so excited for when I'll dread my whole head, but I know from this experience that I'm probably going to need at least a few days set aside to do the deed, or one day and a few friends to help. It's going to be quite an ordeal. Because this let me know that I wasn't ready to dread my whole head yet, I decided to take it out the next day. I'm an all or nothing kinda girl. I was able to comb it out in about 30 minutes. Not too bad. And no damage to my hair might I add.
I'll probably dread my entire head in a few months or by the end of the year. In the mean time, I'm going to collect all kinds of beads to put in my dreads. I'm probably most excited for being able to decorate my hair with beads and such. This is going to be so much fun!!!


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A common house pet, hamsters are around to entertain their owners for 2-4 years. After reaching sexual maturity as early as one month old, hamsters breed and reproduce multiple times a year. Some hamster species have a gestation period lasting as little as 16 days, and litters can contain up to a dozen or more babies. (Source)
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Saturday, March 19, 2011
The Adopted Toddler
I think there is sort of an unspoken rule of thumb when it comes to adopting children. The younger the better. Wouldn't it be great if every orphan was adopted in infancy? Great for the child and even better for the adopting family.
Why is that? For me it was the fear of adopting a child who had already picked up orphanage behaviors, a child who had already learned not to bond too closely to one person, a child whose early intervention window was closing fast. And besides, toddlers and prekindergarteners are just not as cute as babies... right?
Babies are easy to fall in love with. It is simple to forget that you did not birth this tiny bundle. The blank slate is still yours to decorate. Crying fits, loaded diapers, and throw up are just plain more acceptable when the perpetrator is a twelve pound mass of adorable.
But I have news for you... adopting a young child, a walking and talking child, has its own unique set of joys and amazements. Because, you see, there are "firsts" awaiting this child that bio children blow through at much younger stages, much less expressive stages.
Take the bathtub for example... Masha was afraid of water. I can only assume that bath time for her had been just another caretaker chore at the orphanage. Maybe she was made to stand up and sprayed or had water poured over her. Maybe she was held tight so she couldn't escape a hair washing even when water got in her eyes. Whatever the case, bath time and play time were not synonymous. But they are now. Watching Masha conquer her fear and become enamored with the tub has been a delight for all of us. Even the boys are awestruck as she log rolls round and round, face under, face up, like a little seal.
Or take food... everyone of my children has hit the "Ewww, I won't eat that" stage, which seems to be lasting years for some of them. But not Masha. It is a pleasure to watch her enjoy a freshly chopped tomato, or experience grapefruit for probably the first time in her life. She is so willing to eat good healthy food... while the others are complaining, she is digging in. I say, "Masha is it good?" and she says, "Uh huh." She is the chef's favorite child.
But my favorite "first" for Masha is her response to affection. In the beginning she allowed us to hold her, hug her, and kiss her. She would give a kiss if told to. She would come to us for "playful" affection... to be picked up and swung around. Over time, her understanding of human touch has expanded and blossomed. Now she seeks out hugs and kisses. Now she climbs into my lap and rests against me, calmly enjoying our closeness. Now she asks to be rocked to sleep at night.
Did she come with some orphanage behaviors? Oh yes she did. She can dress herself, put on her own shoes and coat, and undress herself as well. She craves routine. She cleans up after herself (Oh Lordy, do ya think Vorzel might want a few more orphans for a while?) She does not bite, scratch, or pull hair.
Is she perfect? No, of course not. But the point is that adopting a toddler has some sweet surprises that do not come along with an infant. Not sure you believe me? Go get one of your own and you'll see, lol!
17 comments:
- Arizona mom to eight said...
She is so precious, we are also a happy family with a sweetie pie from Vorzel, she brings us so much joy! I agree with everything you said here, except now that Kara has been home 3 years, she will no longer eat everything i put in front of her, and is now a picky little girl!! LOL
- March 19, 2011 at 9:46 AM
- Arizona mom to eight said...
The road you are walking on in you blog picture looks very familiar, I lived in Vorzel at the Peremoga down the street from orphanage #5 and walked down that road twice a day for 6 weeks. Except it was covered in snow and ice when we were there.
- March 19, 2011 at 9:49 AM
- one_plustwins said...
I am working on my own older-toddler :) Great post, Sandra. HUGS.
- March 19, 2011 at 11:05 AM
- The Sanchez Family said...
I often wish I had brought home one of the amazing toddlers I saw at our orphanage for this very same reason....and she is able to show you and tell you how much she appreciates every thing around her! Oh she is just a doll!
- March 19, 2011 at 11:13 AM
- Looking Up said...
What an angel! So happy to hear that she is doing so well. :)
- March 19, 2011 at 12:03 PM
- Chromosomally Enhanced said...
Masha is a RockStAr!! great insight into a unknown adventure...Masha sounds VERY independent and that is what we all want for our kiddos...loved the post...Glad U R back!! smiles
- March 19, 2011 at 12:12 PM
- Felicity said...
I just love reading your posts and seeing your photos! Masha is such a sweetie.
- March 19, 2011 at 12:30 PM
- Rochelle said...
Thank you for this timely post for our family. Dariya will almost be 3 when we pick her up, hoping she is so easy. Masha you are a beauty!
- March 19, 2011 at 12:50 PM
- Danielle said...
I was told that they did not have hot water at the orphanage and that they bathed standing up, each one washed in an assembly line fashion. Ivan screamed bloody murder for his first bath, too. No wonder! Masha is so cute! I am so glad that she is doing so well!
- March 19, 2011 at 1:09 PM
- cole said...
Oh I teared up at your sweet post and blatant love for that sweet Masha-doll of a girl! You are all so blessed to have each other!
- March 19, 2011 at 2:00 PM
- The McEacherns said...
Good post! We adopted a toddler, and couldn't have been happier. This adoption, we're after an older sister for her. We just want the daughters God has for us, no matter their age!
- March 19, 2011 at 4:18 PM
- Angela said...
Love this, Sandra!!!!
- March 19, 2011 at 7:48 PM
- Amy Flege said...
great post.. she is so so cute!! how lucky she is!
- March 19, 2011 at 9:15 PM
- Laura Gilmour said...
One thing I've often read about people who adopted older children (and I think this is also true of Masha) is that they are often grown up for their age due to having more responsiblity than typical American children (e.g. Masha helping out with her younger siblings, clearing the table, bringing the right sized diapers for each child). I think those skills will help Masha achieve her full potential and with the help of her loving family, she is also learning the joy of relaxing and being a kid.
- March 20, 2011 at 2:22 AM
- Dani said...
she is sooo beautiful...I LOVE your blog post..reposted and hopefully more will follow you :) God bless!!
- April 7, 2011 at 10:39 AM
- kecia said...
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Every time I see sweet Masha, I'm thrown back to Kiev, and that tiny restaurant, and your cute apartment! I don't know why her face more than other stuff does that, but it does! We may have to go back and get an older child, now won't we??
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I arrived safe & sound at the Atlantic Center for the Arts on Monday night and all I can say is that it is beyond my greatest expectations. Everyone is working on really smart and interesting projects, the facilities are fantastic, the location is beautiful, the food is excellent. I have many new best friends.
Aside from the humidity contributing to the Bozo the Clown Coif I'm sporting, everything is smokingly awesome.
My work is going really well and I'm feeling like I will be able to bring my art to a new level while I'm here. I had an excellent meeting with Marlene McCarty yesterday. I feel really privileged to have this opportunity to get feedback from her. You can hear her talk about her work on the local NPR station and see it online at Sikkema Jenkins Gallery (who, perhaps not coincidently, also happens to represent several of my other favourite artists: Kara Walker, Vik Muniz & Wangechi Mutu). The women in our group are also really interesting and I've had many great conversations about their projects and really good discussions about where Janie Jones can go. Some of them have info on the web so I'll figure that out and post links to their work.
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|Parents Are Fundamental in the Education Process!
Ephesians 4:6 "And, ye fathers, provoke not your children to wrath: but bring them up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord."
School should be a vibrant, profitable, and enjoyable experience for students. Your students' attitude and performance in school are most directly influenced by you as their parents. Regardless of what the world may say, it does not take a "village" to raise a child—but it does take committed and faithful Christian parents who love, teach, discipline, and invest in their children. Parents who lead their families to worship (three to thrive), give (faithful stewards), and serve (discipleship, growing, etc.) the Lord together in a healthy church will find their children have a greater advantage in all they do for God's glory. Below I have listed twenty ways parents, students, and educators can team up to help students maximize their God-given potential in education.
•Place your children in a distinctively Christian school.
•Know the school's philosophy, purpose, and procedures.
•Talk with your children often about the importance of learning, and encourage them daily.
•Meet with teachers before school starts, and build healthy bridges of communication.
•Attend the fall parent/student orientation or PTF. This time is crucial to your students' success.
•Help your students create an effective location at home for daily study.
•Be sure your students have all their necessary supplies for school.
•Set your clocks so that students get to school at least ten minutes before class starts each day.
•Create a family tradition in celebrating the first week of school by eating at your students' favorite restaurant at the end of the week or enjoying a wholesome family activity together.
•Help your students stay on track by checking assignments, communicating weekly with teachers, and reading the school's weekly newsletter.
•Have a daily devotion time—pray for your pastor, administrator, principal, teachers, and peers. Be active in your teen church group.
•Love to learn, and develop an attitude of excellence in all that you do.
•Know and follow your school handbook with a gracious spirit.
•Respect and honor your parents, pastor, administrator, principal and teachers—they are there to help you.
•Sharpen your reading, writing, and math skills over the summer. Be excited about the new year.
•Understand your high calling as a Christian educator—it is a sacred trust.
•Thoroughly prepare and know your subjects.
•Embrace your school administration's vision, heart, and passion for Christian education.
•Write a note, call, or even visit your students. Talk with the parents (building a healthy bridge before difficult situation may arise) and with the student (helping them be excited about school and letting them know you care about them. This will help students be more successful in the classroom from an academic and discipline perspective).
•Pray for each student and his family, your leadership, and your staff on a regular basis.
When parents lead in these areas and partner with educators in the ways listed above, students will greatly benefit as they become more enabled to achieve their God-given potential. More importantly, the long-term outcome will be students who truly love God and are enthusiastic about learning. Students who love their families and who are passionate about reaching people for Christ, students who are patriots and honor authority, students who are academically sound and articulate in their speech, students of courage who will take a stand in their generation, and students of biblical conviction who will "earnestly contend for the faith" are students who are truly ready, willing, and able to be servant leaders for Christ in such a time as this.
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Thousands of people will head to Cooper's Hill for the annual bank holiday Monday cheese rolling event.
The centuries-old tradition which now attracts competitors and spectators from across the world.
When is it happening?
Cheese rolling takes place on the last Bank Holiday Monday in May, so this year that is May 28.
What about parking?
Don't event think about parking near Cooper's Hill - the roads around the slope, including the A46 will be closed.
Gloucestershire County Council has only just published the full list of- if you are in Brockworth on the day it might be worth familiarising yourself with the list.
Where do I need to go?
Cooper's Hill in Brockworth is the location. It gets pretty busy so head to Brockworth and follow the signs to the car park.
How do I enter?
Head to the top of the hill on the day.
Beware - you enter at your own risk and it is very steep.
How can I watch?
If you don't fancy heading up the hill - stay with us we haveright here.
What time are the races?
With different categories for men, women and children the races all start just after midday.
Who should I watch out for?
Keep an eye on this man, Chris Anderson, the King of the Hill. If he wins this year he becomes the true champion of the cheese with the most wins ever.
Soldier Chris is currently tied with Stephen Gyde for the most race victories at 20.
In 2014, Lacey Matthews broke her neck and severely injured her spine, but returned again last year to attempt to complete the 200-year-old tradition without any injuries.
She explained: "It's tradition! It goes so quickly and is amazing.
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She hasn't been up to an awful lot since then, to be honest (aside from, according to her IMDB page, an uncredited role in , which followed him as he travelled around America spinning his discs, as the young people say.
Pauly D, who became a father in 2013, even ended up signing a deal with 50 Cent's record label, opening on tour for Britney Spears and working with Jay Sean.
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"It's so stupid, and we honestly think, like, someone is trying to f**k with us because this isn't the first story that Jionni's been cheating on me. There's never a photo, there's never text messages, there's nothing." Snooki and Jionni have been married since last September, and have two children together -- 3-year-old Lorenzo and 11-month-old Giovanna.
The mom and former reality TV star posted to Instagram earlier today and while wishing a happy Mother's Day to all the moms out there, she also went in on people who criticize her parenting, and she did NOT hold back! Related: The Situation Needs Another Source Of Income…
Related: Writing a message along with the photo she posted (above), Snooki indicated she was turning off the comments section for the post, and said: about possibly doing a reunion… JWoww spoke about the possibility of getting the band back together, so to speak, by telling the outlet: cast had a mini reunion after Snooki, Jwoww, Deena Cortese, and Vinny Guadagnino all stopped by Sammi "Sweetheart" Giancola's 30th birthday bash. Nonetheless, since some of the other OG cast members were MIA from the party, we started getting curious about what everyone is up to these days.
In July 2010, Snooki was charged for disturbing the peace in a Seaside Heights neighborhood; she was sentenced to a 0 fine and community service.
But he's also stayed true to his reality TV roots, appearing on our favourite dating show ever, (she beat Kendra Wilkinson in the final) and even got married to her long-term boyfriend Roger Mathews in October 2015. So what the hell happened with her on-off fiery romance with cast mate Ronnie in the end?
The couple now have two children – Meilani, born in 2014, and Greyson, who was born in May 2016.thanks to boy drama… Well, the latest rumours are that they're off again, after splitting in 2014, then getting back together in 2016 (when they even went on holiday to Italy together).
(aside from a couple of cameos), but she certainly made her mark with some huge rows and even got removed after a fight with Snooki. She also appeared in the first season of with her boyfriend (they'd only bloody been together for two months) and attempted to launch a music career with a song that was inventively titled 'I'm Hot'.
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You might like to check this place out (CPD??). It called Synergy Yoga & Therapy Centre, in Glenrothes (5 Cromptom Road)
They have an interesting programme of events. The latest I've heard about are:
1 An afternoon workshop on the healing Power of Sound on Sat 2 June from 2-6pm (£25)
2 An evening of healing mantras, song, celebration and silence on Fri 1st June from 7 to 9pm (£10)


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My heart beat was 200 per minute
You were so lucky 😀 I've had similar situations before. Some people have poor awareness of their surroundings. One time, I was standing outside of the police station, next to the front door and guy came out of the police station, looked left and right and jogged away. He didn't see me standing by the stairs behind him. I'd notice you, if it was me, because I'm good at it 😉
Yeah man, this happens. I was missed while being in line of sight and I have also missed some people.
Sometimes it is running with your friends when you go explore, one second you are all together and then the next minute one is lost, you see him and tell him "no man I am left of you, I see you, no your other left, wait stand still I am in front of you, +-50m's, CAN YOU NOT SEE ME!!!"
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The eye can be taken a look at with relative ease as to both its function and its structure. A functional evaluation includes the capability to relocate the orbit and the response of the student to light and lodging.
The function of the eye may be checked in a number of methods. The client might be asked to determine illuminated letter or things of varying sizes on exactly what is referred to as the Snellen chart.
On the other hand, the assessment of the structural part of the eye may be made in several methods. Tension within the eyeball is measured by a "tonometer." In particular diseases, specifically in glaucoma, the tension in the eyeball is increased significantly.
It ought to be well remembered that a client with an eye issue might have other issues. Frequently other physical conditions are primary and affect the eye as a repercussion. The appearance of the eye can inform the doctor and the client to difficulties in some disturbances of other parts of the body even prior to other symptoms present themselves.
As a result, one's dependence on sight is emphasized when one deals with a possible or temporary permanent loss of this important sense. Hence, when corrective steps are sought, certain forms of vision correction such as contact lenses or spectacles are prescribed.
On the other hand, some people are troubled with the truth that they have some framed lenses or contact lenses in front of their eyes.
For this reason, advanced surgical operations were developed to encourage reduced utilization of contact lenses or glasses. Among which is the now popular LASIK eye surgical treatment.
Generally, LASIK eye surgery is the brief term for "Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis." Like its concrete counterpart, LASIK eye surgical treatment is another type of vision correction. The only difference is that with this kind of surgery, one's vision is remedied permanently.
With LASIK eye surgical treatment, the refractive errors in the cornea are completely transformed. This can be done using an "excimer laser."
The main purpose address of this surgical treatment is to create a threadlike, rounded "flap" in the cornea utilizing a blade referred to as "microkeratome." In a series of unfolding and laser processing, the cornea discover this is lastly reformed, permitting much better the eye to direct more light into the retina.
Appeal vs. Disadvantages
In the middle of the growing popularity of LASIK eye surgical treatment, there are still disadvantages that people should understand. Probably, the primary reason that this type of eye surgical treatment has ended up being well accepted is because the majority of its cases had actually been successful.
In spite of its success, there are still some drawbacks. Here is the list:
1. It is an operation used to the most delicate part of the eye
Because LASIK eye surgery includes the operation of the retina, which is among the most sensitive portions of the eye, the majority of people say that the operation can be really risky.
To puts it simply, a easy mistake could almost cause an individual's lifetime loss of sight. For this reason, it is crucial to think about numerous aspects prior to choosing whether LASIK eye surgical treatment is the right corrective measure one has to go through.
2. It is not a ideal procedure
LASIK eye surgery may correct your vision but it does these details not necessarily indicate that it can provide you a twenty-twenty. Even if analytical reports show that 70% of the patients might have 20/20 vision, this does not necessarily suggest they have ideal vision.
Offered all these things, it can be deduced that, in spite of the popularity of the operation, LASIK might not constantly be the perfect eye surgical treatment the way many people see it
On the other hand, the examination of the structural part of the eye might be made in several methods. It should be well kept in mind that a patient with an eye issue might have other issues. Frequently other physical conditions are primary and impact the eye as a effect. The look of the eye can notify the doctor and the patient to problems in some disruptions of other parts of the body even before other symptoms provide themselves.
Like its concrete equivalent, LASIK eye surgery is another kind of vision correction.
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Conductor passionate about music and politics
Pianist and conductor Daniel Barenboim has led a broad-ranging musical career from Berlin and Chicago, where he holds music director positions, to the Bayreuth Festival where he has been a frequent interpreter of Wagner's operas. He has been a prominent figure in Argentina, where he was born, and in Israel, where he moved as a 10-year-old. But he hasn't performed in San Francisco in decades.
That drought will finally end on Sunday night, when Barenboim conducts the Berlin Staatskapelle in an all-Schumann program in Davies Symphony Hall, as part of the San Francisco Symphony's Great Performers Series.
In a recent phone interview from Palm Springs, where he was resting up before the start of the orchestra's U.S. tour, Barenboim, 61, discussed a number of his recent musical and political concerns. What follows is an edited transcript of that conversation.
JK: This will be the first local appearance by the Berlin Staatskapelle, which you've conducted since 1992. What exactly is the relationship between the orchestra and the Deutsche Staatsoper Berlin?
DB: The Staatskapelle is simply the orchestra of the Staatsoper under another name. It's the second- oldest orchestra in the world, after Dresden. Ours was founded in 1570 -- I hope you're not going to ask me what they played in those days!
As the name suggests, it began as the court orchestra, and then when the opera began it took over that function as well. Today, we give eight subscription programs a year in Berlin, so really, most of our activity is concentrated on opera.
JK: There has been a lot of political turmoil in Berlin lately over the issue of government funding of the arts, and specifically whether the city can continue to support three separate opera companies (the Staatsoper, the Deutsche Opera and the Komische Oper). You've been at the heart of that debate. Where do things stand now on that front?
DB: They have decided not to consolidate the companies but to create a foundation that would be a sort of roof over the three houses. This is the only way the three houses would stay intact. And they have promised to have no cross-financing, but this unfortunately does not have much in common with reality.
In January 2002, they took 7 million euros away from the Staatsoper that we had earned on our tours. And now, to start this foundation, the Staatsoper will get half a million less a year, and the Komische Oper will get half a million more.
Now, don't misunderstand me -- I wish the Komische Oper only good. But you can't say there isn't any cross-financing.
Actually, I don't think this idea can be sustained. You can live with a lie for a certain amount of time, but not for a long period of time. I don't think they can maintain artistic independence or financial independence.
JK: I would imagine that financial independence would be a more pressing concern than artistic independence.
DB: That's true, but the artistic situation becomes dangerous if you try to avoid duplication among the houses, or if you start to say, Well, this kind of repertoire has become the specialty of one particular company.
This is not just the problem of the Berlin opera houses. It's the unique nature of Berlin, having been the only city with a former existence in both the communist system and the capitalist system. Also there's the fact that Berlin has been the capital of Germany only twice -- once under Bismarck and once under Hitler, with all that that signifies.
But Germany as a unified country is a relatively recent phenomenon, and I believe that many Germans don't really know what a capital city is. They don't know what they should give it and what they can expect from it. That's the ideology behind the problem.
I've been fighting these battles for 12 years. I've had enough of it.
JK: Well, how long does your contract in Berlin extend?
DB: The orchestra chose me as conductor for life, so how long that is I don't know. But I told them I expect them to have the generosity to let me conduct at least two years beyond my death.
JK: Your contract as music director of the Chicago Symphony is due to expire at the end of the 2005-06 season. Do you have any thoughts on whether that will be renewed?
DB: No. There's nothing to say on that subject.
JK: Let's move on then. You've been concentrating a lot on Schumann's music lately, and you've released a new CD of the complete symphonies. What strikes you as distinctive about this music as you work on it?
DB: There are so many ideas that are mentioned relative to Schumann that are not necessarily correct, for example that they are badly orchestrated. That's not true. They're badly orchestrated only if you expect them to give a sense of well-being.
A certain sense of awkwardness is inherent in the music -- not in a negative sense, but like if you walk into a room and find someone who dresses a little differently or talks a little differently. I think this is the nature of Schumann's music. If you expect Brahms' orchestration, you get something different.
JK: You've attracted a lot of controversy in Israel for your efforts in the West Bank, particularly your appearances with the late Edward Said giving concerts and helping promote music education.
DB: When I first went to Ramallah in 1999, it was to help them with a program for music education. On the most recent visit last fall, I said that within five years there could be a Palestinian youth orchestra.
Well in fact it was yesterday that they started, an orchestral workshop of about 20 to 25 kids between 12 and 15 years old. It's only the beginning, but I honestly didn't think we could do it so quickly. I'm very happy.
JK: There were some people in Israel who were upset by your activities.
DB: There are some who think that any contact with Palestinians is treason. I think we have a long way to go, but we have to realize that what is good for Palestinians is good for Israel, and vice versa.
This terrible wall that they are building is morally abhorrent and strategically disastrous. It is not going to keep people away. It's paradoxical: The destiny of these two people is so connected that they cannot exist without each other.
But I believe each and every one should do what he can. I think the world is large enough for me to criticize the Israeli government without having to do it in Palestine. I just go there to give them some experience that I have in music and help them build up a musical life.
JK: You and Said shared many interests -- musical, political and intellectual. Was his death last year a terrible blow for you?
DB: For me it is doubly sad because he was a close friend, and I am horrified at the thought that nobody will replace him for me as an intellectual stimulus. So many musicians have so little intellect and so many intellectuals have no interest in music.
But also, the Palestinians had in him such an erudite and intelligent advocate and the Israelis have lost an equally erudite and intelligent adversary. I wonder who will be able to speak for the Palestinians in the future as he was able to do, with passion and intelligence and tolerance. He was one of the first Arabs who really understood Jewish history and did not choose the easy way of simply negating things that were difficult. He was an extraordinary human being.
JK: You've also been criticized for breaking the unwritten ban on performing Wagner's music in Israel. Has your thinking on this issue changed at all over the years?
DB: Absolutely not. The issue is not that Wagner was an anti-Semite, but rather the associations that the Nazis managed to instill, and the fact that the people who lived then have these terrible memories. That's understandable and right, and it should be so.
But it doesn't give them the right to keep other people from hearing it. That's simply a lack of democracy and lack of statehood. It's a Diaspora mentality.
The state of Israel has been established, but still not everyone thinks that when you have a state you have other rights and duties and responsibilities. One is to be a patriot, and I find this lacking in Israel.
JK: You're dissatisfied in Berlin, you're dissatisfied with Israel -- tell me, is there no place you're happy?
DB: I'm happy when I'm making music.


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Last week my team truly made me realize how important it is for inside sales teams to never give up on nurturing their leads, no matter how "old" the lead is.
It all started when we were running low on names to call at the beginning of last week, and were waiting for new lists to come through from a client. As you can imagine, the BDRs on the project were growing impatient and were hungry for more leads to call, as any motivated inside sales people would have been.
Purchasing a list on our own was unfortunately not an option in this particular instance, so we knew we needed to come up with a plan that would still allow us to hit our weekly lead goal despite not having fresh lists to dial into. After putting our heads together, one rep suggested that we reach back out to prospects that were unresponsive in the past. At first, I think we were all a bit unsure as to how this would work out – luckily we were pleasantly surprised by the end of the week.
Just like we were at first, I think a lot of sales professionals are skeptical about continuing to follow up on leads that are unresponsive during the first several rounds of cold calling efforts. In our experience, we've found that if you've reached out to a prospect with 10-12 touches without receiving any kind of response back, it is time to place them in the "unresponsive" bucket, reach out to them once a month, and start focusing on new prospects instead.
While bringing in new prospects is crucial to any successful cold call campaign, it's also equally as important to nurture "old" ones because you never know what you will be able to uncover – just as we did last week. So what is it that we did to try to turn our "unresponsives" into qualified leads? We simply created list views that pulled all of the leads in the "unresponsive" bucket into one list (I recommend creating a check box option to identify leads as "unresponsive" or add "unresponsive" to your lead status picklist).
The BDRs on the team began calling into these lists and were shocked by the amount of responses they received, including responses that resulted in qualified leads.
I can remember one instance that occurred within the first day of calling on these prospects where I had a BDR run into my office with excitement saying "I have been trying to reach this person for months and figured they left the company or they had no interest and I ended up passing them as a qualified lead!" In this situation, the prospect explained to the rep that they did in fact remember their persistent voicemails and emails, but didn't have the time to call them back since they returned from vacation. They even said, "I am so glad you continued to reach out to remind me."
This is just one example, but it seems that lately this keeps happening, and it makes me realize how important it is to nurture leads so that you don't let any potential leads slip through the cracks, even if they are a bit older.
Based on the experience I had last week, I don't think it ever makes sense to stop nurturing leads that appear to be "unresponsive." In my opinion, sending marketing nurture emails after prospects are placed in this bucket can be effective, but the most optimal way to get results is to pair these emails with continuous cold call activities. What do you think?
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Department of Cardiology, Royal Brompton Hospital, Sydney Street, London SW3 6NP, UK
Imperial College, London, UK
Received 28 August 2014; Revised 19 March 2015; Accepted 20 March 2015
Academic Editor: Mamede de Carvalho
Copyright © 2015 Nikhil Aggarwal et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Atrial fibrillation AF is the most common sustained cardiac arrhythmia seen in clinical practice with prevalence in excess of 33 million worldwide. Although often asymptomatic and until recently considered a "benign" arrhythmia, it is now appreciated that thromboembolism resulting from AF results in significant morbidity and mortality predominantly due to stroke. Although an arrhythmia more commonly affecting the elderly, AF can also occur in the young. This review focuses on the impact of AF in the younger population and discusses the dilemmas of managing younger patients with AF.
Autor: Nikhil Aggarwal, Subothini Selvendran, Claire E. Raphael, and Vassilios Vassiliou
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Sangria is among Spain's most celebrated cultural exports, and the Alsol pitcher is a product designed specifically to help people enjoy the fruit-filled beverage as conveniently as possible. Created by Smallgran, a Spanish design studio, the Alsol pitcher looks like little more than a creative ceramic ewer at first blush, but when placed on its side after finishing the wine from the sangria, it serves as a bowl for the wine-soaked fruit in sangria.
Most people think of sangria as just fruit-flavored wine, but the macerated fruit in the beverage is just as much a part of the experience as the wine itself. The typical pitcher simply isn't conducive to eating as compared to drinking, though, meaning that the fruit at the bottom either gets wasted or needs to be fished out with a long fork or spoon. The Alsol pitcher makes getting to the fruit simple.
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Manjara Ayurved Medical College & Hospital (MAMCH), Latur
Manjara Ayurved Medical College & Hospital is situated in Latur in Maharashtra state of India. Established in 2001, it is accredited from Central Council of Indian Medicine (CCIM) and it is affiliated to Maharashtra University of Health Sciences. MAMCH, Latur offers 1 courses across 1 streams namely Medical and across 1 degrees like BAMS.Hostel facility is not available for its students. Additional campus facilities such as Computer Lab, Counselling, Hospital, Medical Facilities, Placement are also there.
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WRITING IS A CRAFT. This was news to me several months ago when I first attempted to write. Craft. I first encountered that alien idea in the excellent book by Jerry Cleaver, Immediate Fiction. It was both a daunting idea and a very reassuring one. Daunting because I had no idea what was meant by it, and if I didn't know what was meant by it I obviously had no business trying to write. Reassuring because the word craft implies something which can be learned and mastered. You practice a craft, make mistakes, learn from your mistakes, improve upon your product, and continually become better at it. That, I could do. I was already excellent at making mistakes. Now I just needed to learn from those mistakes and improve at the craft. But how?
Immediate Fiction was an excellent place to start, and I highly recommend it to any fledgling writer. Then, not long into this new journey I was given the opportunity to attend a two day writing workshop. As I mentioned in an earlier post, the first day I was utterly and completely overwhelmed and quickly came to the conclusion that I had no business being there. I was obviously a fraud, an imposter. I attended with a dear friend, who had also just started writing in earnest, and she too wanted to run from the room on that first day. Terms and ideas that we had never heard of were thrown around, bewildering and paralyzing us. However, on the second day, the instructor changed tactics a bit, and everything she presented seemed much more accessible. I was no longer paralyzed, but was now inspired. I went home and practiced my craft.
I am a very fortunate reader and writer in that I live in a city which embraces and nourishes those who love the written word. Last month Portland enjoyed the seventh (I think!!) Wordstock Festival. This feast for anyone who loves books, whether as a reader or a writer or both, was two days of inspiration and education. I listened to many wonderful writers share their work and knowledge of the craft. Among these I heard Michael Ondaatje read from and discuss his new book The Cat's Table, listened to Steve Almond who spoke as a member of a panel on sex in books, heard Johnny Shaw speak on structure in novels, and attended four writing workshops, the best of which was presented by David Rocklin, the debut author of The Luminist. His topic was on using setting as character, and I found everything he shared to be very helpful for my Civil War novel. David is adorable, and kept joking about being a "sparkly vampire." At one point he and I had a little Twilight Zone moment, when he seemed to have read my mind, and I kidded him that he really WAS a sparkly vampire (who of course can read minds…all except for that one!) I couldn't wait to get home and continue practicing my craft.
I have a stack of books on the craft of writing that I'm slowly making my way through, and I'm always on the lookout for the next inspiring workshop to attend!
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Hemispherio Criativo Nimbus e-Car
Nimbus™ / Landscape © Benjamin Leslie
The classic VW camper gets a futuristic upgrade.
Duncan Larkin
When driving an automobile, humans may subconsciously modify their perception of themselves and feel the vehicle as a part of their own body, which increases their natural capacities, as in the Ancient Greek Centaur myth. This may be one of the reasons why many people have such a strong connection to their cars. "The more power and autonomy your car has, the more power and autonomy you have." By the same token, the more ecological your car is, more ecological you are.
The Battle of the Centaurs and Lapiths
Nimbus™ is a concept e-car made for both short distances in urban areas and longer trips in varied terrain. Its hybrid engine and efficient energy consumption system provides greater driving range and energy saving than the all-electric cars.
Nimbus™ has a 130Kw (180hp) electrical engine lithium-ion battery powered which works simultaneously with a micro combustion generator which constantly charges the batteries. The Nimbus™ is built with very strong and lightweight materials, including carbon-fiber, titanium and aluminum, which optimizes its energy consumption (1.30 L/100 km).
Part of its careen is covered with solar panels, allowing Nimbus™ to automatically generate some of its own energy. Its regenerative brake mechanism makes Nimbus™ able to recover and save kinetic energy.
Nimbus™ at studio
Drive Assistance
There are
four selectable driving modes
to improve the range and energy consumption, depending on the circunstances:
Energy Saver,
Standard Trip
Faster Cruise
The adjustable
Hidraulic Steering Weel
, combined with the
adjustable seats
, allows a very confortable position while driving.
For a better experience parking, Nimbus™ is equipped with sensors for
Obstacle Detection
(Distance Warning) and a
Back Camera
which works as a
Digital Mirror
on its panel's Central Display.
Nimbus™ has a
single touch power button
to start and turn off the engine,
technology for cruise control, and a
Gearless Automatic Velocity System
Hill Descent Control
and no delay in developing torque, granting optimized energy use as well as
extremely smooth acceleration and braking
Nimbus™ at studio
Nimbus™ comfortably carries
5 passengers
, protected with
side protection bars
6 airbags
. Also, its layout is designed to create a
Virtual Safe Position
, such that driver and passengers seats are elevated.
Panoramic Windows
provide maximum visibility of the outside world, increasing both comfort and safety while driving at night or under bad weather conditions.
Nimbus™ safe virtual position
Nimbus™ meets the mountains
Nimbus™ has a
Multi Function Convex Driver Dashboard
made with flexible screen, which allows a clear view of important information for the driver, including Velocimeter, Batteries Level, GPS, Engine Temperature and more. It also has auto sound/display alerts for other important information and GPS Commands. The driver can easily change functions on the display anytime with a simple touch on the
4 configurable buttons
on the steering wheel, using the touchscreen, or voice commands.
Central Display and Controller
is a removable touchscreen (7" diagonal) from which the driver or front seat passenger can control the sound system, interior lights, air conditioning, routes, clock and also access the media browser, inclinometer, altimeter, weather, general vehicle info (tire pressure, washer fluid level, maintenance schedule, etc) and Internet services (such as Skype/social media/E-mail). This central display and controller is integrated with an analog selector for better gradual selection of sounds (music/phone) volume/balance/equalizer, A/C intensity and temperature.
Interior View
Nimbus™ OS Screens
Nimbus™ has
Wi-Fi connectivity
4 USB conectors
(2 for front and 2 for back seats) for media browser and recharging, as well as 1 conventional
12V power conector
It has
Self-Cleaning Surfaces
, for less water use, and
Anti-theft System
, with
Remote Power Blocker
Location Detection
Nimbus™ meets the iced mountains
A/C Cold/Hot
Electric doors, Windows and Mirrors
Front/Back Screens Wiping/Defrost
Tyre Pressures and Washer Fluids Level Sensors
Fog Lights
Winnowers (2)
Mini Refrigerator (capacity for 8 cans)
Cup/Bottle-Holders (6)
Nimbus™ at studio
2.10 x 4.20 x 2.60 m
1.620 kg / 3 570 lb
Rear engine
260 to 320 km (160 to 200 mi)
Max Speed
130 to 160 km/h (80 to 100 mph) - 0 to 100 km/h (0 to 60 mph) in 13 seconds
Baggage loading
470 lt (Internal) / 300 lt (Top Suitcase) / 200 lt (Reck) - 600kg / 1322 lb total
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Egypt's tourism to recover in 2011
According to the forecast prepared by the UN World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) at the beginning of the year, international tourist arrivals are projected to increase by some 4 percent to 5 percent in 2011.
The impact of recent developments in North Africa and the Middle East, as well as the tragic earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan in March, are not expected to substantially affect this projected growth. Results for Northeast Asia, North Africa, and the Middle East are below initial forecasts, but destinations in Europe and South America are so far performing better than anticipated.
On the whole, and as in previous similar situations, a temporary redistribution of traffic, together with an increase in intra-regional travel as opposed to interregional, is likely to occur.
UNWTO Secretary General, Taleb Rifai said"Although recent developments in North Africa and the Middle East and the terrible events in Japan will affect the results of their respective regions, overall growth in international tourism should not be significantly impacted,"
He added "Moreover, the fall in demand in Tunisia, Egypt, and Japan is expected to have bottomed out, and the recovery of these important destinations will surely be consolidated during the year."
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Official video shows the dramtic moment Sir Ben Ainslie's yacht crashed into the rival Japanese boat at the America's Cup showdown in Bermuda.
Both vessels were damaged and the penalty incurred by Land Rover BAR was the only blot on an otherwise successful day for the Portsmouth-based team. The collision happens around 50 seconds into the official video of day 1 action.


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MOSCOW: The Russian military said today that a fragile ceasefire in Syria had been breached nine times over the past 24 hours but the truce was mostly holding.
"Over the past 24 hours, nine instances of violations of cessation of hostilities have been uncovered," Lieutenant General Sergei Kuralenko, head of the country's coordination centre in Syria, was quoted as saying by Russian news agencies. "On the whole, the cease¬fire regime in Syria is being implemented.


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PotNetwork Holding Inc (OTCMKTS:POTN) shares were up 3.45% to $0.0600 and unchanged in after-hours trading. Share prices have been trading in a 52-week range of $0.00 to $0.10. The company has a market cap of $4.09 million at 70.47 million shares outstanding.
In a press release, PotNetwork Holding Inc shared that its wholly owned subsidiary, Diamond CBD Inc, has enhanced its product line with a delicious selection of premium honey products. This includes delicious honey packed straws infused with 10mg of pure natural organic CBD.
These highly anticipated Honey Sticks may offer a whole new tasty way to enhance wellness and boost the immune system as it is comprised of 100% full spectrum CBD and all natural honey.
Research has shown that cannabidiol is an effective antioxidant, which is generally useful in the treatment of oxidative diseases and are known for anti-aging effects. This can involve the treatment of ilments such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, and HIV dementia, as well as inflammatory and autoimmune diseases.
Meanwhile, PotNetwork Holding Inc has delivered yet another impressive month of financial and industry growth. With revenues of $5,077,625.00 for the first 6 months of fiscal 2017, and net profit of $369,237.00, the company concluded the first half of 2017 with a positive net cash flow of $395,009.00. Diamond CBD, in particular, reported record breaking revenues of $1,764,880.00, which exceeded July revenues by 20.9%.
PotNetwork Holding Inc is a publicly traded company that acts as a holding company for its subsidiaries, First Capital Venture Co., the owner of Diamond CBD, Inc., the maker of Diamond CBD oils.
Diamond CBD Inc is a company that focuses on the research, development, and multi-national marketing of premium hemp extracts that contain a broad range of cannabinoids and natural hemp derivatives. Diamond CBD's team consists of hemp industry pioneers and natural product experts, chemists, doctors and scientists, dedicated to producing the finest and purest CBD oils.


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Leaving the scene of an accident – Civil penalty $3,000.00 + the court cost & fines
Virginia motorists convicted of minor traffic violations will face a new, multi-year tax beginning July 1. Led by state Delegate David B. Albo (R-Springfield), lawmakers slipped a driver responsibility tax into a larger transportation funding bill signed by Governor Tim Kaine (D) in April. Albo, a senior partner in the Albo & Oblon, LLP traffic law firm, can expect to see a significant increase in business as motorists seek to protect their wallet from traffic tickets that come with assessments of up to $3000 in addition to an annual point tax that tops out at $700 a year for as long as the points remain.
"The purpose of the civil remedial fees imposed in this section is to generate revenue," the new law states. (Virginia Code 46.2-206.1)
Driving as little as 15 MPH over the limit on an interstate highway now brings six license demerit points, a fine of up to $2500, up to one year in jail, and a new mandatory $1050 tax. The law also imposes an additional annual fee of up to $100 if a prior conviction leaves the motorist with a balance of eight demerit points, plus $75 for each additional point (up to $700 a year). The conviction in this example remains on the record for five years.
Other six-point convictions include "failing to give a proper signal," "passing a school bus" or "driving with an obstructed view." The same $1050 assessment applies, but the conviction remains on the record for eleven years. [emphasis added – ed.]
Albo & Oblon is one of Virginia's 55 largest law firms and regularly practices in all of the following practice areas:
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I sometimes hear people argue for democracy on the basis that without a government, violent mobs would rule. You know what? Democracy. Is. Violent Mob Rule. Denying it is like saying… I don't know what. Something stupid.
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During RMAF will be previewing two new universal-fit prototype models. The codename for these prototypes is product 'X and Y'. Attendees will have the opportunity to listen to each model and will be encouraged to post their first impressions and guess the driver count and configuration for each model on our official 64 Audio Head-Fi forum thread.
Those who guess the driver configuration correctly on 64 Audio's Head-Fi forum thread will be entered into a raffle drawing to win one of the these upcoming new models. The raffle will take place on Friday, October 20 and will be announced the same day.


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