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The AFL's three bye rounds gave the Western Bulldogs their worst loss of the season, then the week off and finally an epic win.
Coach Luke Beveridge expects that eventful 15-day period has given his players a strong enough lesson about the league's thin margin between triumph and disaster.
The Bulldogs will start strong favourites this Saturday night against Richmond, but Beveridge said they cannot afford any letdown after last week's heroics against Sydney at the SCG.
While the Tigers' finals chances are shot, Beveridge is also mindful they remain dangerous opposition.
"This time of year, with teams that maybe haven't got the runs on the board that they'd like - and the Tigers are in that boat at the moment - there's going to be spike in their performance at some point," he said.
"We have to guard against that.
"We were stung a couple of weeks ago by the Cats - that's pretty fresh in the memory banks.
"We'll be doing everything we can to make sure that doesn't happen again."
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In round 13, Geelong opened up the Bulldogs and mauled them by 57 points.
But after their week off - and the potential distraction of the Tom Boyd-Zaine Cordy controversy - the Bulldogs were outstanding last Saturday and beat the Swans by four points.
Beveridge pointed to that win as ample evidence that the club suspensions handed to Boyd and Cordy for their drunken pub fight and the circumstances surrounding the matter had not distracted the team.
The Bulldogs covered up the incident for a couple of weeks, only issuing a media release last Thursday.
It remains unclear when Boyd, their multi-million dollar recruit, will return to the senior side as he also returns through the VFL from a shoulder injury.
Meanwhile, the Bulldogs continue to search for more goalkicking firepower.
While they are sixth on the ladder, they are only 10th in the AFL for scoring.
"We're working our way towards it, we hope," Beveridge said.
"That polish, playing against really good defences, being able to deal with them - we have some challenges.
"We're just starting to scratch the surface and it would be nice to break through."
At the other end of the ground, the Bulldogs have lost defender Marcus Adams for about a fortnight with a foot injury.
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In the light of the significant and growing differences between the Scottish and UK (Westminster) parliaments, Quakers in Britain have appointed an Edinburgh Parliamentary Engagement Officer.
Mairi Campbell-Jack hopes to harness the energy generated by the referendum. "I've never seen such passion and enthusiasm in politics," she commented. "Such a thirst for change will be a good start to this work."
Mairi Campbell-Jack will work with the Scotland General Meeting Parliamentary Liaison Function Group and be part of the Advocacy & Public Relations team of Britain Yearly Meeting (BYM). Mairi will be Edinburgh based to be in close proximity to the Holyrood Parliament.
The new post is funded for three years and is paid for by a mixture of BYM legacy gifts and contributions from General Meeting for Scotland.
The new appointee will join Westminster Parliamentary Engagement Officer, Jessica Metheringham, whose focus is on the UK Parliament in London, to increase Quaker advocacy across Britain.
Quakers are known formally as the Religious Society of Friends. Around 23,000 people attend 478 Quaker meetings in Britain. Their "commitment to equality, justice, peace, simplicity and truth challenges them to seek positive social and legislative change."

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Cookies are Not Accepted - New York Times. Saudi oil filling a New Brunswick refinery – what kind of a domestic energy policy is that? A Calgary based oil trader wishing to remain anonymous recently went on record to say that Irving Oil has "fixed the 299,235t Kamakshi Prem to ship crude on January 21 from Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia to its 300,000 b/d refinery in St.
John, NB in Canada." Yes you read that right, Canada's largest refinery, the Irving Oil New Brunswick facility, imports oil from Saudi Arabia. Why It Takes 75 Elements To Make Your Cell Phone - Seeker - Video. That smartphone in your pocket is an incredibly complex little rectangle.
The various components required to make a cell phone work come from all over the world. In fact, the typical modern smartphone uses 75 of the 118 base elements on the periodic table. By comparison, the human body only needs about 30 functional elements. Forrest: A disproportional emphasis on upstream oil and gas is not a solution for reducing GHGs. Hey, Leonardo DiCaprio: true climate champions don't fight against urban density [Updated] From Trump to Brexit: Trust in Government Is Collapsing Around the World. On Wednesday, Facebook made an announcement that you'd think would only matter to Facebook users and publishers: It will modify its News Feed algorithm to favor content posted by a user's friends and family over content posted by media outlets.
The company said the move was not about privileging certain sources over others, but about better "connecting people and ideas." But Richard Edelman, the head of the communications marketing firm Edelman, sees something more significant in the change: proof of a new "world of self-reference" that, once you notice it, helps explain everything from Donald Trump's appeal to Britain's vote to exit the European Union.
Elites used to possess outsized influence and authority, Edelman notes, but now they only have a monopoly on authority. Influence largely rests with the broader population. People trust their peers much more than they trust their political leaders or news organizations. Trust in Institutions, by Income Level.
Global economy. Hypocrite! Leo takes private jet to collect environmental award. Leo DiCaprio picked up an environmental award in NYC this week — but hypocritically expanded his carbon footprint by 8,000 miles when he obtained the honor, by taking a private jet from Cannes, then flying straight back to France on another jet for a model-packed fund-raiser a night later.
DiCaprio was at the Cannes Film Festival this week, and was spotted there partying at club Gotha on Monday with model Georgia Fowler, then jetted back to New York for the Riverkeeper Fishermen's Ball at Chelsea Piers on Wednesday, where he was honored by the clean-water advocacy group and Robert De Niro. Just 24 hours later, DiCaprio reappeared back in France for amfAR's glitzy Cinema Against AIDS gala, where he gave a speech.
SEO: Greenpeace Lied, Jobs Died: Resolute Forest Products. What Would a Realist World Have Looked Like? Here's a puzzle for all you students of U.S. foreign policy: Why is a distinguished and well-known approach to foreign policy confined to the margins of public discourse, especially in the pages of our leading newspapers, when its recent track record is arguably superior to the main alternatives?
I refer, of course, to realism. I'm not suggesting that realism and realists are completely marginalized these days — after all, you're reading a realist right now — but the public visibility and policy influence of the realist perspective is disproportionately small when compared either to liberal internationalism (among Democrats) or neoconservatism (in the GOP). Obama and the Wrong Side of History. Barack Obama has always evinced a fascination with history.
He announced his candidacy in Springfield, Illinois, recalling Abraham Lincoln. He modeled his own cabinet after Lincoln's "team of rivals." He has compared his own accomplishments to his predecessors, and he invited historians to the White House for private conversations about where he might fit within the pantheon of American leaders. If Obama's interests run toward history, so does his rhetoric. "It's the answer that led those who have been told for so long by so many to be cynical, and fearful, and doubtful of what we can achieve to put their hands on the arc of history and bend it once more toward the hope of a better day," he said the evening of his first election. Most recently, during is December 6 Oval Office address on terrorism, Obama said: "My fellow Americans, I am confident we will succeed in this mission because we are on the right side of history." But the expressions are hardly original to Obama.
'Wife bonuses' determined by their banker husbands. 11 etiquette rules to remember next time you fly. Bitch_this_sentence_construction_is_everywhere_why_is_it_so_powerful. Photo by Gabriel Bouys/AFP/Getty Images Here's the setup for the one indelible line in the so-so Tina Fey–Amy Poehler comedy Baby Mama.
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Glencore isn't the only mining giant that can shock the markets with a dramatic restructuring. After the Swiss firm announced a $10bn (£6.7bn) debt reduction programme, rival Anglo-American has come out with its own 'radical' plan to reduce asset numbers by 60%, while gutting overheads and capital expenditure. Anything you can do, eh.
Anglo American boss Mark Cutifani said his firm would achieve cost and productivity improvements of $3.7bn by 2017 compared to the heady days of 2013 when everyone thought China's appetite for commodities was bottomless, though $1.6bn of that will already have been achieved by the end of this financial year as a result of ongoing (but presumably less radical) restructuring efforts.
At the same time, capex levels will be slashed to a measly $2.5bn by the end of 2017, some 55% down on its 2014 spend, while disposals of its less profitable assets would net the firm $4bn. Just for good measure, it's cancelling the dividend.
One imagines there aren't many shareholders who were surprised by that one, though it doesn't appear that's made it any easier to swallow. Anglo American shares fell 8.7% to 336.7p by lunchtime, having now lost over 80% of their value in the last three years.
The numbers in Anglo's plan are pretty serious, but of course so are its problems. The era of low, low prices for commodities may be good if you fancy picking up some steel billet for a last ditch Christmas present, but it's been brutal for the mining empires. Cutifani said the impairment on Anglo American's assets to reflect their earning potential would be between $3.7 and $4.7bn, adding to the $3.5bn it announced in its interim results in June. Ouch.
The reason the price collapse has hit miners like Anglo and Glencore so hard as to threaten their very existence is that they racked up colossal debts during their supercycle expansion phase. Those debts are just coming home to roost now that revenues and profits have slumped.
Anglo has $13.5bn in net debt, which is roughly equal to half its annual revenues. Unfortunately for Cutifani, the proposals announced today aren't expected to cut that debt by the end of this year, though as they pick up steam next year they may help.
This is where Glencore's plans clearly have the edge. Through asset sales and an equity issuance, it's already over half way towards its $10bn net debt reduction target for the end of next year (though that still leaves it $25bn in the red). Not that it's a competition or anything, but you call that a restructuring? This is a restructuring.


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With a stay at Clarion Hotel & Conference Center at Exton in Exton, you'll be in the business district and close to Exton Square Mall. This hotel is within the vicinity of Marsh Creek State Park and Victory Brewing Company.
Make yourself at home in one of the 96 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and plasma televisions. Your pillowtop bed comes with down comforters. Digital programming and MP3 docking stations are provided for your entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities including an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and wedding services.
Enjoy a satisfying meal at a restaurant serving guests of Clarion Hotel & Conference Center at Exton. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM for a fee.
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Featured amenities include a business center, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Planning an event in Exton? This hotel has 15000 square feet (1394 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. Free self parking is available onsite.


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Always make sure you are up-to-date about your HVAC unit. It is important to understand what model it is and which brand it is. Also, if it has been serviced before, you should have that information handy. This information will be helpful to any contractor you hire to repair it.
Think about what improvements you want made before picking an HVAC contractor. A contractor will be hard pressed to provide you with an over-the-phone estimate if unfamiliar with your system. Getting an estimate will be even more difficult if you cannot adequately describe the problem. You need to know this before you begin.
If your unit is outdoors, clean them regularly. You don't know when things are going to pile up, like right after it's windy or rains, and that can ruin your system. The whole thing can overheat, causing major problems and possibly an enormous expense for you.
Clean the coils on the condenser fan from time to time. Shut the power off before you do anything. Then, take off the grill and get the blades out. Clean everything with care.
Don't get grass clippings on your outside unit. Make sure the grass does not get in your unit. Make sure you move around the unit and blow the leaves away from it while blowing your leaves.
During the fall, leaves can gather around your HVAC. The grill on the fan can become cluttered with debris, which will cause a serious operating deficiency. A blocked unit can quickly become a broken unit.
You must keep your HVAC systems oil ports lubricated annually. Such ports tend to have coverings made of rubber or metal. You should select an SAE 20 oil since it is lightweight and does not contain detergent. Be sure to use just 10 drops or so, or your system may overfill.
It's a good idea to put your outdoor compressor in a shady area. If the unit is taking in cooler air, the efficiency will be boosted since it will not need to work as hard.
If you are going to be gone during the day or on vacation, turn the temperature up on your air conditioning unit. Your home will become somewhat warmer during this time. The longer the unit stays on, the more it ends up costing you in energy bills.
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Himachal Pradesh iterally "snow-laden province" is a state in northern part of India. Situated in the Western Himalayas, it is bordered by states of Jammu and Kashmir on the north, Punjab on the west, Haryana on the southwest, Uttarakhand on…
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Himachal Pradesh iterally "snow-laden province" is a state in northern part of India. Situated in the Western Himalayas, it is bordered by states of Jammu and Kashmir on the north, Punjab on the west, Haryana on the southwest, Uttarakhand on the southeast, and Tibet on the east. As its southernmost point, it also touches the state of Uttar Pradesh. The state's name was coined from the Sanskrit—Him means 'snow' and achal means 'land' or 'abode'. Himachal is in the western Himalayas. Covering an area of 55,673 square kilometres (21,495 sq mi), it is a mountainous state. Most of the state lies on the foothills of the Dhauladhar Range. At 6,816 m Reo Purgyil is the highest mountain peak in the state of Himachal Pradesh. Himachal Pradesh Tour organized by Himalayan Destination can make your vacation memorable one, as we are specialist in this sector.The state is spread across valleys. About 90% of the state's population lives in rural areas. Many perennial rivers flow in the state with numerous Hydro-Power plants producing surplus electricity that is sold to other states. Tourism and agriculture are also important constituents of the state's economy.
The drainage system of Himachal is composed both of rivers and glaciers. Himalayan rivers criss-cross the entire mountain chain. Himachal Pradesh provides water to both the Indus and Ganges basins. The drainage systems of the region are the Chandra Bhaga or the Chenab, the Ravi, the Beas, the Sutlej, and the Yamuna. These rivers are perennial and are fed by snow and rainfall. They are protected by an extensive cover of natural vegetation.
Himachal Pradesh has around 463 birds, 77 mammalian, 44 reptile and 80 fish species. The Great Himalayan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Pin Valley National Park are the national Parks located in the state. The state also has 30 wildlife sanctuaries and 3 conservation reserves. Shimla Manali Tour organized by Himalayan Destination can make your vacation memorable one, as we are specialist in this sector. Himalayan Destination is one of the best Shimla Manali tour and travel operator, who organize Shimla Manali Tour.
Shimla or Simla is the capital of the state of Himachal Pradesh in India. It is a very popular holiday-retreat during the summer months and is well-known for its Victorian architecture, which is reflected in certain areas of the Mall and The Ridge. It is also a famous holiday spot for honeymoon. The elevation of Shimla is 2276 m above from the sea level.
Set amidst beautiful hills and mystical woods, Shimla is one of most aesthetically planned cities in India. An erstwhile summer capital of British India, this town's captivating natural beauty, and the atmosphere are bound to leave any tourist overwhelmed. The well-knit roads, impeccable cleanliness, and an efficient administration make for a perfect combination for any tourist destination in the world. This town has colonial-style buildings alongside the historic temples and the amalgamation of the worlds leaves everyone visiting this region spellbound. Within this city, one must visit the Mall Road, The Ridge, Institute of Advanced Studies and Jakhu Temple. Shimla is also used as a base to cover other nearby places like Chail, Kufri, Naldehra, Mashobra, Tattapani and Narkanda. The Toy Train to Shimla from Kalka passes through beautiful hills, valleys and is one of the most beautiful train routes in the world. From Kalka to Shimla Toy train route passes through 108 nos of tunnels makes more attractive.
There are quite a few theories regarding the origin of the word Shimla. Locals insist that the name originates from Shyamali Devi, a re-incarnation of the fearsome Goddess Kali.
How To Reach
By Train, the nearest broad gauge head is at Kalka – a four- to seven-hour journey from Delhi. After that, take the mountain train from Kalka to Shimla, it takes time around four hours. This railway track has recently been granted the status of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The view is stunning, with the line passing through an amazing 103 tunnels.
By Road, it takes only 2 hours from Kalka to Shimla and takes 6 hours from Delhi to Shimla by car. Govt. & Pvt. bus services are also available from both Chandigarh & Delhi to Shimla.
If hiring a private car, ensure that the driver has experience driving in hilly regions and is not deprived of sleep.
By Air, The nearest airport is at Chandigarh, it's about tthree hours away from Shimla.
What To See
Solan, located on the Punjab-Himachal Border, Solan lies on the lower ranges of the Himalayas and is more of an industrial town with various industries. Solan is a more low-key hill station ideal for travelers looking just some time away from city rush. A beautiful city in Himachal Pradesh, Solan has ancient temples and monasteries that attract hundreds of tourists and devotees every year. Being set in the backdrop of majestic hills adds and quaint charm to these centers of worship. This city also has a 300-year old fort located at the top of a hill which is in ruins but has an awe-inspiring panoramic view of the countryside. The Shoolini Mata Temple and jatoli Shiv Temple are must-visits for both devotees and tourists. One of the most famous monasteries in this region is the Yundung Monastery, which must be visited by everyone travelling to Solan.
Solan has one of the oldest breweries in the country and is popularly known as The Mushroom Capital of the country owing to the amount of Mushrooms produced every year. Solan is also called as The City of Red Gold as it produces bulk quantities of tomatoes.
The Mall: The Mall is the main shopping centre of Shimla. This shopping centre has a good number of banks, restaurants, post offices, clubs, bars and tourists offices. There is a famous theatre of Shimla called Gaiety Theatre. The Mall is also the main meeting place for the people of Shimla. Statue of Mahatma Gandhi just outside Christ Church located at the heart of the Mall.
The Ridge, built at the top of the town at 2230m, The Ridge is the center of Shimla's cultural and social life – an excellent place to view the surrounding mountains.
Christ Church, The Ridge (Near Municipal Library). Open every day, services Su 8:00AM-11:00AM. Constructed in 1846, this is the second oldest church of the North India. The stain-glass windows, representing charity, faith, patience, hope, fortitude and humility, and 19th century organ are particularly impressive. The fresco that surrounds the chapel window was designed by Lockwood Kipling, Rudyard Kipling's father.
Lower Bazaar, The Mall (Below Central Section). Shops Open Mo-Sa. The Lower Bazaar is home to the city's less expensive hotels, cheaper restaurants and stores, and a congested wholesale vegetable market. Although less opulent than its upper neighbor, the Lower Bazaar retains an old worldly charm and is an excellent place to try some Shimla specialty dishes, like Uradh Dal with rice or Shepard's Pie. It also sells clothes and household items.
Viceregal Lodge, The Mall (A top Observatory Hill), Open every day (Only the entrance hall and gardens are open to the public). This lodge is now part of the Institute of Advanced Studies. An imposing British-raj mansion built under the guidance of Lord Dufferin in 1888. Manicured British style gardens surround the mansion on three sides, while the fourth side is a place to relax and watch the sun dip below the Himalayan foothills. The teak-paneled interior is impressive, and well worth a viewing. This lodge is a 1 hour walk from the end of the mall, near the Oberoi hotel.
Tara Devi Temple, is named after one of the many forms of Goddess Kali. This well-maintained temple is located at the top of a steep hill about 11 kms from Shimla bus stand. There are stunning views of Shimla town and the Himalayas. This is a perfect location for people who are looking for some rest and peace at a high altitude, around 6070 ft. The temple is very clean with a beautiful flower garden surrounding it.
Chadwick Falls, 7 km away from Shimla, the inviting spot of Chadwick Falls is a premier travel destination. A trip to the Chadwick Falls during the monsoons will be an unforgettable experience. Located in an incredible landscape, the place is home to some old shrines that are sites of immense significance for pilgrims.
Dorje Drag Monastery, Sarasvati Garden Estate, Kusmuti. A monastery in the Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, also known as Thubten Evam Dorje Drag.
Kufri, in Shimla district, Himachal Pradesh is one of the most sought after holiday destinations, and more so for couples, because of its proximity to Shimla and relatively higher altitude which makes it a place with snow all through the winters.
Kufri is just about 10 km from Shimla and is quite a retreat if you're in Shimla and snow is something which excites you. While there's not much to see in Kufri as such, but the panoramic views and temples after a bit of trekking are worth the time. Kufri itself is mostly treated as a spot for the tourists visiting Shimla and it is advisable to club sightseeing in Shimla or nearby areas like Chail, Mashobra, Naldehra or Narkanda as well if you intend to visit Kufri. Also, Kufri is a relatively crowded and popular attraction as almost everyone visiting Shimla comes here.
Kufri Amusement Park located at 8500 ft. above sea level offering adventure activities like Burma Bridge Crossing, Flying Fox, Commando Net, Rock Climbing etc and also activities like Boating, Bump'em Cars, Rides, Indoor Golf and a number of virtual reality, redemption & video games. Other attractions include Restaurant, Coffee Shop, Shopping, Telescopic View etc. The food at the restaurant is excellent.
Chail, is a quiet hill station close to Shimla, known for the world's highest cricket ground and the heritage hotel, Chail Palace, in the midst of pine and deodar trees. Surrounded by lush greenery and mesmerizing views from such a great height, known as a hiker's paradise, Chail is bound to give a tourist a memorable travelling experience to a tourist. This place is famous for having the world's highest cricket and polo grounds and has a luxurious resort situated on three hilltops. Once the summer capital of The Patiala, the palace has now been converted into a hotel and a tourist destination. This is the quintessential destination for tourists looking for a calm and relaxed vacation away from the more bustling and crowded tourist destinations in this state. Being the summer capital of the majestic kings of Patiala, the most famous place to visit in Chail is their palace which has now been converted into a heritage hotel. One must also visit the Chail Wildlife Sanctuary and the famous cricket ground.
Narkanda, surrounded by forests and woodlands, Narkanda is a quaint little town in Shimla district which is popular for skiing in winters.
Situated at a height of 9000 feet, this town attracts tourists for its ethereal natural beauty and its beautiful apple orchards. Surrounded by tropical forests and majestic hills, this is one place that tourists to Himachal Pradesh should not miss. Narkanda also has a lake called the Tannu Jabar Lake which is one of the most important tourist attraction here. There also exists a temple near the lake which is a must visit for all tourists and devotees coming here. Narkanda also has various trekking routes which all adventure-seekers should go for. Narkanda has a beautiful hill called Hatu Nag which one can trek up to. This hill offers a panoramic view of the town below and all adventure lovers travelling to this town should try it. One can also go for skiing during the winters.
Mashobra, is a lush green expanse in Himachal Pradesh, tucked away at a height of about 7700 feet, ensuring minimal human obstruction in the course of nature to provide you with the most pure and liberating experience of your lifetime.
Mashobra's proximity to Shimla makes it a perfect alternative for people who are looking for a peaceful little hill-station. With just about enough resorts and enchanting natural bounty, come to Mashobra if you have a for a lazy weekend outing or a week-long vacation.
Sankat Mochan, A popular Hanuman temple is located here. We get an excellent view of Shimla from the temple. It can be reached by car or on foot.
Bilaspur, is a hill town near Shimla, famous for its forts and Gobind Sagar Lake, a man-made reservoir considered the lifeline of the district.
Bilaspur, India's first planned hill station, is popularly known for its artificially made lake which is called the Gobind Sagar Lake on Sutlej River. It is a beautiful lake where one can rejuvenate and participate in water sports and fishing. Also, this lake provides water to the very famous Bhakra Nagal Dam. Bhakra Nagal Dam is the highest dam in India and it is also the highest straight gravity dam in the entire world. This dam located on the foothills of Himalaya offers spectacular views of the Gobind Sagar Lake. Apart from this, the road bridge on the Gobind Sagar Lake at Kandraur is highest in Asia.
Mandi, with a thick green cover of Pine and Deodar trees, and with sprawling tea plantations, the town of Mandi is situated at the junction of Kulu and Dharamshala. It is often referred to as 'Varanasi of Hills', or 'Choti Kashi'. The town also has as many as 81 temples spread across its area.
Mandi, a popular commercial hub of Himachal Pradesh, is simply much more than that. Lying on the banks of River Beas, Mandi also displays some old palaces and exquisite form of colonial architecture. With a blend of warm and cold weather, the city housing the lakes and gardens provide for its travelers a breath of fresh air. Serving as a gateway to some famous valleys such as Kullu, Manali, Spiti and Lahaul, Mandi is must on your North India itinerary which never fails to enchant its visitors.
Kullu, a popular tourist destination generally coupled with Manali, is an open valley with panoramic views and majestic hills covered with Deodar and Pine trees. Kullu Situated at an altitude of 1230 meters, Kullu is a nature lover's paradise. Abundant with lush greenery, pristine river streams and a wonderful climate, Kullu is known as one of the most popular tourist spots in Himachal Pradesh. Kullu is also popular as a sister town to Manali which is on much higher altitude and provides more scenic views. Typically travelers cover both Kullu and Manali trip in a single itinerary. Tourists coming to Kullu and Manali can indulge in a lot of adventure sports activities like river rafting, trekking, mountaineering etc. Set in the lap of nature, the picturesque landscape of this small town is mesmerizing. Kullu also has few important temples like the Raghunath Temple and Jagannathi Devi Temple. Apart from temples, the Pandoh Dam and Chandrakhani Pass are also must-visits in this region. Kullu is also used as the base town to reach Manikaran, Kasol, Malana, Bhunter and Rohtang Pass too. Kullu is famous for its own Pashmina Shawl Factory. Everyone stop here and bought genuine Pashmina garments from the factory. This Pashmina Shawl is also known as Kullu Shawl.
Bhuntar, is a part of Kullu district and it is typically used as a getaway to the towns of Kullu, Manali, Kasol and Manikaran and Kullu airport also is located within Bhuntar. Bhuntar is a quaint little town and there's nothing too majestic about the natural beauty it has to offer, but it is your type of holiday destination if you appreciate less crowded spots and prefer lesser known spots to relax. Bhuntar has a quaint serenity to it and is considerable away from the maddening tourist crowds of the more famous places in Himanchal Pradesh. Surrounded by lush greenery, this town has temples with splendid architecture and high religious significance. Apart from a few temples a national park and a camping spot, Bhuntar has its silent old worldly charm to offer. Maybe not a tourist destination, but if you're looking for a lone individual retreat, you may want to give it a chance.
Kasol, A destination bestowed with all of nature's blessings, Kasol is known for its Israeli inhabitants, Parvati river trekking base-camp and Malana. A tourist hub for Israelis, with signs of various cafes and restaurants in Hebrew serving great food, of cuisines from around the world.
The snow clapped Himalayas to verdant landscape and clear blue sky adds a touch of mystery to the place. Nestled in the lap of Parvati valley alongside the streaming and gurgling Parvati River, this remote village is a blessing for adventure buffs, trekkers and backpackers. With pleasant climate all around the year and low population density, this wonderful place is all set to give you an unforgettable experience.
Raghunath Temple, in the 17th century, Raja Jagat Singh of Kullu committed a great mistake. To atone for the sin, he sent a senior courtier to Ayodhya for a statue of Lord Raghunath (Lord Rama). This temple was built by Raja Jagat Singh to house the image and even today, is greatly revered. Every year international fair Dussehra is celebrated with local deities in honour of lord Raghunath.
Manikaran, located in the Parvati Valley along the banks of river Parvati in the Kullu District of Himachal Pradesh, Manikaran is known as an important pilgrimage destination for both Sikhs as well as Hindus. The hot springs, religious tendencies, and beautiful surroundings attract a lot of people. A good number of temples and Gurudwara, Manikaran Sahib forms the religious pattern of the place.
The Gurudwara is believed to be sacred by the Sikhs and the Hindus, each having their own reasons behind their beliefs. According to Sikhs, Guru Nanak Ji performed several miracles here and Hindus believe that Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati stayed here for almost 1100 years. This Gurudwara is also mentioned in the 'Twelfth Guru Khalsa' by Giani Gian Sikh which makes it more pure and significant for its disciples. There are three hot springs where one can take a bath, one being inside the Gurudwara itself and the other two being privatized by the guesthouses. Different sections for men and women are made at the bathing place. The water in these springs contains Uranium, Sulphur and other Radioactive elements which are capable of curing tremendous diseases. The hot springs again have religious and spiritual beliefs connected to it. The spiritual and religious connectivity makes the hot springs holy and a great place for pilgrims to pay a visit. The water is hot enough to prepare food directly for thousands of devotees who visit to attain peace and spirituality. The water is auspicious and is boiling today as well.
Manali, at the northern end of the Kullu Valley in Himachal Pradesh, is a hill station situated at a height of 2050m (6398 ft) in the Himalayas, is one of the most popular, beautiful and awe-inspiring hill stations in this country. Surrounded by majestic hills and woody forests, the quaint charm of Manali has captured the world's attention and has become one of the most visited tourist destinations in India.
Situated on the Beas river (Vyaas in Hindi) and near its source, it is a popular tourist spot for Indians in summer and a magical, snow-covered place in winter. The pristine River Beas flows right through the town, creating a mesmerizing and spellbinding landscape. Nestled at one end of the Kullu Valley, Manali is a popular hill station with attractions such as the Rohtang Pass and Solang Valley nearby. Rohtang Pass is covered with snow throughout the year and is a good experience in itself. This is the ideal place for tourists looking to unwind and rejuvenate in the lap of nature, for there is no place in the country more vibrant and charming as Manali.
This town also has a multitude of options for tourists looking for adventurous activities like trekking, paragliding, skiing, zorbing, white water rafting etc. Besides adventurous activities, Manali also has a lot of temples which all tourists and devotees love to visit including the Raghunath Temple and Jagannath Dev Temple being one of the important ones. Hadimba Temple, a 14th-century temple is famous for its wooden architecture and for its religious values. Manali is also used as the base town for the Manali-Leh highway and Leh is around 479 km from here. Lahaul and Spiti district can also be accessed from here during the summers using the same highway.
How To Reach
By Train, Manali is 570km from Delhi, the capital of India, and there are buses connecting the town with Delhi, Shimla, Dharamshala & Leh. The approximate travel time from Delhi to Manali is 14 hours, from Ambala to Manali is 10 hours, from Chandigarh is 08 hours and from Kullu to Manali is 3 hours. If hiring a private car, ensure that the driver has adequate experience driving in hilly regions and does not have the habit of drinking alcohol. Also make sure the driver has made the trip at least once before and knows all the routes well. Also, you need to make sure that the driver is habituated to long, continuous driving routines.
By Road, The nearest and major Broad Gauge Railway Station is Delhi & Chandigarh / Kalka. From there tourist need to travel by road only to reach Manali.
By Air, The nearest airport is Bhuntar (Kullu) Airport, 50km from Manali, 10km from Kullu, it's about two hours away from Manali. However the services is very irregular.
What To See
Old Manali, at a distance of 3km northwest of Manali is Old Manali, famous for its orchards and old guesthouses. Calm and serene surroundings coupled with the sound of Beas river is a very peaceful experience. There is ruined fort here by the name of Manaligarh. There is also the Manu Maharishi Temple, dedicated to sage Manu.
Hadimba Temple, is an ancient cave temple dedicated to Hidimbi Devi, who was a character in the Indian epic, Mahābhārata. The temple is surrounded by a beautiful cedar forest (Dhungri Van Vihar) at the foot of the Himālayas. The sanctuary is built over a huge rock jutting out of the ground, which was worshipped as an image of the deity. The structure was built in the year 1553. If you're walking to the temple you can take a short cut up the hill through the woods instead of walking along the road.
Vashist Hot Water Springs and Temple, situated around 3km from Manali, across the Beas river is Vashist, a small village with natural sulphur springs. Modern bath houses, with Turkish-style showers, have the hot water piped into them for the convenience of the visitors who come here to benefit from the medicinal properties. Vaishisht, also boasts a pair of old stone temples, opposite each other above the main square. Dedicated to the local patron saint Vashista, the smaller of the two opens on to a partially covered courtyard, and is adorned with elaborate woodcarvings.
Monasteries, Manali is known for its shiny gompas or Buddhist monasteries. One of the monastery is located at the central of the town and near the Mall. Manali Gompa was built in 1960. It is one of the most important places for Buddhists. Buddhists come to this place from Ladakh, Tibet, Spiti, Lahul and Kinnaur. Manali Gompa is world famous for a large statue of Buddha and for its wall paintings. It is maintained by donations from the local community and by sale of hand-woven carpets in the temple workshop.
Maa Sharvari Temple, is represented as KULDEVI of the kings of Kullu in early times and is worshipped as a manifestation of Durga, and image of the goddess is also enshrined here. The divinity is popularly worshipped throughout the region during the festivals and the Goddess is transported to Kullu to visit the Lord Raghunath Jii during Dussehra festival. This temple is on the top of above the Shaminallah village, which is around 5km from Manali, accross the Beas river on the left bank on the way to Naggar Casttle.
Kalath Hot Water Springs, situated around 6.5 Km downstream from Manali, natural sulfurous water flows from the bowels of earth, public bath areas and private bath areas are available.
Gauri Shankar Temple at DASHAL village(700m from Sarsai ) on the main left bank Kullu Manali Highway. It is a 12th century protected monument. Also see lush green apple orchards,play with water stream out there
Naggar, located in the Kullu district, this quaint little town is typically covered with Kullu and is famous for its stunning natural beauty. Set against the back drop of majestic hills and the clear and pristine Beas River, this tourist destination is ideal for people who want to relax and rejuvenate by living in the lap of nature. One can also indulge in trekking and camping here. Famous for being in abundance of unexplored natural beauty, the town of Naggar also has a castle, which has now been converted into a heritage hotel which one can visit. Naggar also has a famous folk art museum and a hot water spring that tourists shouldn't forget to visit. Bijli Mahadev temple, about 20km from Naggar, is also worth visiting. The picturesque town of Naggar draws tourists looking to revel in green surroundings, go trekking or be a little more adventurous and camping out.
Krishna Temple at Thava, located further proceed from Naggar Castle and do a small trek of half an hour through dense pine and deodar forest to reach the beautiful Krishna Temple. With hardly any tourists around, this place is magical.
Jana Water Falls, 15km from Naggar and 35km from Manali, at Zana Village, beautiful Water Fall is worth visiting. The valley provides amazing views. There is one water fall on the road side and two other water falls which are not much explored by tourists and are amazing. Moreover Traditional Himachali food is available here at small hut like shops.
Jagatsukh, the former capital of Manali, has a few nice temples done in Shikhara tyle. You can visit them while travelling to Naggar.
Rohtang Pass, at an altitude of 3980m (13,058 ft) above sea level, is one of the most attractive & adventure tourist site where it can be cold even on a summer day. Located at a distance of just 51 kilometres from the main town, Rohtang Pass can be reached only by road. It is the highest point on the Manali-Keylong road and provides a wide panoramic view of mountains rising far above clouds, which is truly breath taking. As the vehicle climbs higher on the Manali- Keylong road, the beauty of the landscape around will leave you awestruck. The pass is an experience of nature in one of its rawest forms possible, among mountain peaks covered with snow, breathtaking view and magnificent and sprawling landscapes and views. The magnificence of the white landscape and sonorous silence is a mesmerizing thing worth experiencing. Close by is a small lake called Dassaur Lake. Beas Kund, the source of river Beas, is also nearby. In winter, the road of Rothang Pass is closed. Beas Kund, an igloo shaped temple, on top has a spring which is the origin of River Beas.
Owing to its splendid natural beauty, Rohtang Pass is a favorite among the community of film directors. Many blockbusters ranging from 'Jab We Met' to 'Yeh Jawani Hai Deewani' have been shot here.
In order to travel up to or beyond Rohtang, a mandatory Rohtang Pass permit is required by all visitors. You will need to show a confirmation voucher or a proof of hotel booking at one of your destinations. The pass costs INR 500 per head with an additional INR 50 which is charged as a congestion fee that is imposed by the National Green Tribunal on all the vehicles that travel here. The permits are also of two kinds, one is for up to Rohtang Pass only while the other is for travelling beyond this point. Online permit for travelling to Rohtang is available and can be booked here. In case you want to book your permits offline, you can do so on a first-come-first-serve basis from the Tourist and Information centre on all days from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM. You can either take a four wheeler or bike your way to the pass as well. Important to note that the road to Rohtang Pass is closed off at Manali bridge, on all Tuesdays 09:00-18:00 for carrying out road widening work and repairs. If you are able to leave early, before 09:00, you can avoid the traffic rush (found on all other days).
Rohtang is near ideal for trekkers. The trails here are challenging and marked by glaciers, around waterfalls, pointed peaks, a breathtaking view of the surrounding and chilling cold. The 117 km long Manali- Lahaul pass is one of the most sought after treks, with Sulphur springs, Bhrigu lake and a challenging path. The other famous treks are from Gulaba to Bhrigu Lake, Batal to Rohtang and Jalori pass.
An experience of the snow can never be complete without a sledge ride, which involves sliding through the snow in a wooden toboggan. Another thrilling activity that can be pursued here would be mountain biking where you ride your mountain bikes off the regular course and into the lesser taken routes. It can get a bit rough, so you must take care in case you are planning on pursuing this activity. You can try your hand at skiing and try a drop at the Rohtang Pass as well, where again you slide down a slope of snow whilst using the appropriate equipment. Gear for all of these activities is available for a reasonable rent, so do not miss out on this opportunity. Also, photography enthusiasts and nature lovers can never have enough of this place.
Rahala waterfalls, about 16km from Manali at the start of the climb to the Rohtang Pass, are the beautiful Rahalla Falls at an altitude of 2,501m.
Rozy Falls, On the way to Rohtang amazing water fall worth seeing. this water fall looks amazing between the high hills.
Kothi, is located at the bottom of Rohatang Pass. It is a beautiful and photographic village where tourists can capture different thrilling views of the deep gorge through which the Beas swiftly runs. This is an amazing place to experience the natural beauty of high altitude mountain.
Nehru Kund, is located at the distance of around 6 km from Manali. It is one of the natural springs of natural water in India. Nehru Kund is named after the late Prime Minister Jawar Lal Nehru. Nehru used to drink water from this Kund, while his journey to Manali. Nehru Kund is on the Manali-Keylong road, about 6 kms from Manali.
Jogini Falls, situated about a 2km trek from Vashisth Temple. Going to the top of the falls would need a guide and quite a bit of trekking, but if you wish you could just keep asking for directions from Vashishth temple and reach the first level of the falls.
Solang Valley, popularly known as Snow Point, is 13 km northwest of Manali and famous for its 300m ski lift. It is a picturesque spot and offers splendid views of glaciers and the snow-capped mountains. Every year the valley welcomes tourists in huge numbers. A favorite for adventure enthusiasts, Parachuting to paragliding, horse riding to driving mini open jeeps specially available for tourists of all age groups, Solang has it all.
During winters, as the valley is covered with snow, skiing is a popular sport here, with training institutes and trainers located in the valley to supervise skiers and train beginners. As the snow melts, skiing is taken over by zorbing. Another popular attraction of the valley, taking advantage of the slopes of the valley, you are likely to spot a huge transparent ball with mostly two people inside it rolling down the slope during summers, it is as much fun as it looks like. One of the most vibrant and enjoyable places in Manali, there is no way one can possibly miss this valley, while here.
Solang Valley is easily every adventure lover's paradise. There are a wide variety of activities and adventure sports here, where you can really challenge the daredevil in you. Among these, paragliding is perhaps the most pursued activity here. In this sport, you are supposed to jump from a higher altitude such that a parachute opens up and allows to cover some horizontal distance as well. Here at the Solang Valley, ample arrangements are in place such that both freshers and experienced para-gliders can enjoy this activity. Best time for paragliding varies according to seasons. In case you are planning to visit from January to May or October to December, then 09:00 AM – 05:00 PM is the time slot for paragliding. This activity is generally shut down during the monsoon season due to unfavorable weather conditions. Cost of paragliding varies from INR 600 – 1800. It is an extremely thrilling activity which will push you to your limits.
Another activity you can try out here is the skiing, where you are allowed to slide down a slope covered with snow with the appropriate gear and supervision. If you catch the sight of people rolling away down the valley whilst in a giant transparent ball, you have just witnessed zorbing! Zorbing can be pursued here at a price of INR 500 per head and is a definite must try. There are overhead cable car rides available as well, which gives a breathtaking view of the entire valley.
Apart from the wide variety of adventure sports available here, there are swings at the base of the valley for the kids. Other leisure activities like Horse riding, fancy photography are the other attractions that keep tourists engaged and maintains a fair-like the atmosphere in the valley throughout the day.
The crystal snow in Solang starts making an appearance towards the beginning of October. With the onset of core winter months, the temperature can drop down to -1 °C with nights being especially chilly, so carrying plenty of woolens is advisable. December to January is the peak time for snowfall and is the ideal time to enjoy adventure sports.
Best Time To Visit Himachal Pradesh
Himachal Pradesh in summer – From May & June, temperatures ranges from 15°C to 25°C. The place enjoys a pleasant weather and thus can be explored easily.
Himachal Pradesh in Monsoon – From July to September, in monsoon, rainfall started. Temperatures ranges from 15°C to 25°C. Forest and hills are full of green. Some of the place may close due to landslide. But still tourist can enjoy the weather.
Himachal Pradesh in Pre Winter – From October till Mid December, is one of perfect time for safe & nature lover traveler. After rainy season hills are full of green color. Weather is pleasant. Temperatures ranges from 10°C to 20°C. Most of the times sky is clear.
Himachal Pradesh in winter – From Mid December till April, winter is much colder here, with temperature ranging between 0°C and 10°. This is the perfect time for snow lovers. Due to heavy snowfalls some roads may not accessible. If you are planning to come in this season don't plan with a tight schedule, keep some buffer day.
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Day 1
Chandigarh / Kalka Railway Station or Airport to ShimlaAfter pick from Chandigarh or Kalka Railway station, start your magical vacation to Shimla & Manali starting from Shimla. 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. Reach Shimla within 4 hours and check into the hotel. After some rest and post lunch explore Mal & Kali Bari by own. Dinner & overnight stay in hotel at Shimla.
Day 2
Shimla Local SightseeingAfter fresh up proceed for Shimla local 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. Dinner & overnight stay in hotel at Shimla.
Day 3
Shimla to ManaliToday 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. Dinner & overnight stay in hotel at Manali.
Day 4
Manali Local SightseeingAfter fresh up & breakfast, 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) and Van Vihar. Evening you will be free to explore the Mall Road & IBEX Market of Manali. Dinner & overnight stay in hotel at Manali.
Day 5
Solang Valley ExcursionToday 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. Complete your last day shopping at Manali Mall by own. Dinner & overnight stay in hotel at Manali. Please Note: Since NGT (National Green Tribunal) is allowing only limited vehicle to Rohtang pass per day, the Rohtang pass sightseeing will be subject to availability of the permit available on the spot. Also the cab services (including permission charges) will cost extra depending on the vehicle opted on sharing basis / individual basis by the customer. Rohtang pass is closed from 15th November to 15th April and on every Tuesday.
Day 6
Manikaran ExcursionAfter breakfast, check out of your hotel in Manali and drive to Manikaran, which is situated about 75 kms from Kullu. Manikaran is essentially a sacred pilgrimage place, especially for the Hindus. It is believed that the Lord Manu recreated human life in Manikaran after the severe flood. The place is replete with several temples and a gurudwara. After the sightseeing in Manikaran, drive back to Manali. Complete your last day shopping at Manali Mall by own. Dinner & overnight stay in hotel at Manali.
Day 7
Naggar Castle ExcursionAfter breakfast, check out of your hotel in Manali and drive to Naggar Castle, a unique medieval structure built around 1460 AD under Raja Jagat Singh and is now under control of HPTDC. This place is also visited for its historical significance. If road conditions may good then you may also visit Jana Waterfalls, drive back to Manali. Complete your last day shopping at Manali Mall by own. Dinner & overnight stay in hotel at Manali.
Day 8
Manali to Chandigarh / Kalka Railway Station or AirportAfter breakfast check out from the Hotel & drive to Chandigarh / Kalka Railway Station or Airport. On the way complete your shopping from Kullu Valley, where you can found Pashmina Shawl factory to buy best Pashmina garments. Drop at Kalka Railway station while recalling all the memorable moments of your exotic trip…
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You can travel through out the year. A general guideline to travel in Himachal as follows -
Himachal From May to June - In summer, temperatures ranges from 15°C to 25°C. The place enjoys a pleasant weather and thus can be explored easily.
Himachal From July to September - In monsoon, rainfall started. Temperatures ranges from 15°C to 25°C. Forest and hills are full of green. Some of the place may close due to landslide. But still tourist can enjoy the weather.
Himachal From October to Mid December - In Pre winter, this is one of perfect time for safe & nature lover traveler. After rainy season hills are full of green color. Weather is pleasant. Temperatures ranges from 10°C to 20°C. Most of the times sky is clear.
Himachal From Mid December to April - In winter, is much colder here, with temperature ranging between 0°C and 10°. This is the perfect time for snow lovers. Due to heavy snowfalls some roads may not accessible. If you are planning to come in this season don't plan with a tight schedule, keep some buffer day.
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Top Dawg Entertainment rapper Jay Rock can finally exhale after months of mounted anticipation for his new 90059 album to hit store shelves.
After a few setbacks, the album arrived on digital retailer iTunes Friday (September 11).
Check out Jay Rock's new "Vice City" music video on the next page…
Jay Rock's new Black Hippy-assisted "Vice City" music video premiered online yesterday (September 10).
Rock released a mini-documentary in support of the new album earlier this week.
As he nears the release of his sophomore album 90059, Jay Rock takes us back to where it all started in a documentary of the same name. The five-minute clip starts in his hometown of Watts and makes stops at his album listening sessions in L.A. and New York. There is also footage of the TDE Christmas concert, TDE Dew Tour, and recording sessions for the album, with cameos from his TDE labelmates including Kendrick Lamar and Ab-Soul. (Rap-Up)
Rock revealed his long-awaited album drop date on Twitter last week.
JR recently detailed the motivation behind his album title.
"Watts is like the motherland. When people were coming from the South, black folks – it was nothing but projects in Watts. If you go into Compton or Long Beach and ask where your great, great grandmother or grandmother was raised at, she might tell you the projects in Watts. That's where a lot of families streamed from. Then they just spread it out all around. [The album title,] I wanted to solidify my city. Like you said, you're always hearing Compton, Inglewood, Long Beach, it's time for Watts baby." ("The Breakfast Club")


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Yesterday my hubby and I attended the wedding of a very sweet couple. All that getting ready and getting to the wedding was an undertaking…and we weren't even getting married, just trying to get two kids ready to go to their Aunt's and drive to the wedding. Whew!
We really enjoyed the wedding. Not only are the two who got married really sweet and well matched, but their service was beautiful. It was very scripture based and included so much of what we believe. They talked about how God is the focus of our lives. And the scripture truths of why and how He designed marriage.
The pastor talked about how we need to keep a priority on our marriage and protect it. How we need to make time for each other (even after kids…), how we are there for each other and how important communication is. It all spoke right to my heart. I don't even know how many times I squeezed my hubby's hand in agreement with what the pastor was saying.
It was really nice. And we as a couple are not big on time away from our kids, so the time together while they were at their aunt's was nice. We got to talk and eat a dinner without once telling someone to 'SIT DOWN' or 'PUT THAT DOWN.' Or the myriad of things that you normally get to say during a meal, especially away from home. We did not get every conversation we have been saving up all talked out, but we started a lot of them. And we'll look for times to finish them, or for the next installment.
Many blessings to the new couple. Thank you for inviting us to share your wonderful day, the reminders of our wonderful day 5+ years ago and for the kid-free time!
We did not take pictures of their lovely day, though I look forward to seeing them all, but here is one from our own wedding day in 2004.


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Looking out of the window, (well, not my window!) seems like summer has come to an unexpected and early end here in Zurich. So the warm evenings are over, school is on again, traffic is heavy and it's back to business as usual for everybody...
There's rumblings at Brocade: Their SVP WW Sales Ian Whiting left in June as it seems and CEO Mike Klayko announced his planned departure as well. Plus there seems to be reorganizations going on inside the company on all levels. Hard to say what's next for Brocade. For the time being, they still have a very solid lead in the legacy Fibre Channel market and recently seem to have a renewed focus on that part of their business (after being distracted too long with their Foundry-based Ethernet portfolio)!
IBM announced their plans to make it's next acquisition in Storage: Texas Memory Systems (TMS) is based in Houston, TX (as the name implies!) and has been in the solid-state storage market long before the industry invented flash memory! The acquisition is expected to close in the fourth quarter 2012, see details here.
Amazon made some waves with frozen water this month: Glacier is the (code?) name for their most recent cloud offering: This is a new type of storage cloud - aimed at the archive market and not inteded to provide split-second response times and data retrieval! Amazon claims to be able to offer this service at 10$ per TB per month. The jury is still out if they use tape in the backend or not...
And lastly some learning topics: SMB 3.0 (aka SMB 2.2) is being finalized and will be part of Windows 8 and Microsoft Server 2012. Looks like this protocol has the potential to definitely tilt the preferred Windows attach method from block to file!
And -together with Windows OS based services like "Storage Spaces"- make some HW based technology (like RAID) obsolete along the way! So watch out for this!
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Couple additional comments: related to the "creation of information" I sometimes wonder where all these numbers come from and if taking blurry snapshots at a Saturday night party to be posted on Facebook really constitutes an act of "creating information"?!
To quote Jon Toigo: "I know of no empirical research that demonstrates with any validity the rate of data growth in a business. That's because no one knows how fast their data is growing; they only know how much storage they're buying year over year. The latter isn't an indication of data growth rates, but of data mismanagement, pure and simple."
The New York Times just last week had an article about where and when Big Data started off, read it here.
Big Data involves analytics and data retrieval as we all know, and here's a report about recent IBM research related to that subject. SSD (solid state disk) plays an important role in the concepts and architectures to quickly retrieve and process data in a near real-time fashion.
Today, SSDs are still a rare sight in enterprise systems but this might change, once the industry is able to lower the price by reaching massive volumes.
And obviously, massive volumes can only be driven by consumer demand (like iPads and Laptops). This may be a couple more years away as this CW report and the recent Western Digital HDD sales numbers indicate!
Nevertheless, the SNIA has recently established a TWG (technical work group) to assess and define the impact of SSD to storage system architectures. Read here what Netapp has to say about this.
And lastly a listing of a few more recent articles, trends and events worthwhile noticing:
Leadership shuffle between VMware and EMC
LSI and Xyratex: 12 Gbps SAS is arriving!
Oracle: New tape library
IBM: How to tie PureSystems into your existing network
HDS: New Book: Storage Concepts: Storing and Managing Digital Data
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My mother is going to FREAK OUT over these! Common concerns of grandparents when you tell them you're going to homeschool are things like: what about an annual Christmas play, yearbooks, prom, graduation, pep rallies, social stuff?
HAVE NO FEAR! We already had tons of social interactions and some of that stuff isn't necessary anyway. Prom and graduation are way later and homeschool organizations do have things like that. Joel has been to a few teen dances already and loved them.
This year we joined a Catholic homeschool co-op. It was time. I had always wanted to but never found the right one. This co-op got super flexible last year and let
slackers work-at-home moms like me come only one day a week and even come late, so we could experience three hours of "school" plus Mass, lunch and recess. It's been life-changing for my entire family.
Yearbook pics were taken last year and I could not be more excited. I think I am the only
freak mother who ordered a yearbook for EACH OF HER KIDS. I want to see them going around getting them signed by their friends and teachers and hope they save them forever. Here are my babies!
|Joel, 8th grade
|Michael, 6th grade
|Callie, 4th grade (but we called her 5th so she could be with her friend for her first year of co-op)
|Eva, 2nd grade
|Samuel, Kindergarten
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text: SOMERVILLE, Carol Ann (Dennis) - Unexpectedly at her home in Centralia on Tuesday, May 14, 2019 at the age of 76. Joined together again with her loving husband and best friend, the late Thomas Somerville (1996). Cherished mom of Sandy Somerville Bonner and her husband Craig of Kars, and Stacy Somerville and her husband Vince Trocchi of Hensall. Beloved grandma of Gage and Dana; Vanessa, Aislin, and Ethan. Dear sister and sister-in-law of Dianne and Tom Nelson, Brenda and Dennis Shoner, Pam and Randy Thomas all of Michigan, Ramond Dennis of Florida, Larry Jeffrey of Goderich, and Paul and Carolyn Somerville of Walton. Carol will be missed by many dear nieces, nephews, friends, and neighbours. Predeceased by her parents Clayton and Betty Dennis, sisters-in-law Sharon Jeffrey, and Elaine McKellar, and brother-in-law Bryan Somerville. Visitation will be held at HASKETT FUNERAL HOME , 370 William Street, EXETER on Monday from 1 – 4 PM. The funeral service will be held at Centralia United, 197 Victoria Drive, Centralia on Tuesday, May 21st at 11 AM. Cremation to follow, with interment at Exeter Cemetery on Wednesday at 1 PM. For those who wish, donations to Jessica's House, Centralia United Church or the charity of your choice would be appreciated by the family. Condolences may be forwarded at HREF="http://www.haskettfh.com">www.haskettfh.com.


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The new DreamWorks animation Voltron series has been a huge hit for Netflix and the Playmates toy line supporting that series is a favorite among kids old and young. Playmates, the master toy licensee, has a new set of releases coming in January which will certainly tickle fans of the original animated series. Playmates will be bringing the Classic Lions to stores everywhere in the new year. See below for the official description and images direct from Playmates.
Voltron Classic '84 Legendary Lion Overview:
From days of long ago, from uncharted regions of the universe, comes a legend. The legend of Voltron, Defender of the Universe! A mighty robot, loved by good, feared by evil! Now you can take control of all five Lions from the classic television series. This line features all new technology, which means that all five of the Classic Legendary Lions combine to create the most advanced Voltron ever!
Product Features:
- Unlock over 60 sounds by combining all 5 Classic Legendary Lions to form a 16″ Classic Voltron. Features phrases and sound effects from the show!
- Voltron's chest lights up.
- The Blue, Red, Green, and Yellow Lions include jaw blades and projectile firing battle accessories.
- The Red Lion comes with Voltron's sword and the Green Lion comes with Voltron's shield.
- The Black Lion has over a dozen sounds and phrases.
- Recommended Age: 4+
- $17.99 each for the Blue, Green, Red and Yellow Classic Legendary Lions
- $29.99 for the Black Classic Legendary Lion
- Availability: All major retailers beginning in January 2018


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Some dope new music from J-Love's upcoming album Egotistical Maniac, Tricks of the Street featuring Kool G Rap, Cormega & Roc Marciano, produced by Blunt & Eng.
Tricks Of The Street – J-Love Feat. Kool G Rap, Cormega & Roc Marciano
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Major Inishkea gas find, but who will benefit?
Seven years ago in this column I wrote about a 2006 Government Indecon report that claimed there is a minimum of 10 billion barrels of oil (and gas) off our shores. Work it out. At $70 a barrel, it would more than pay for the bank bailout debt that was unfairly pressed upon Irish citizens. And we would still have a lot of change.
There has been a major gas find off the Mayo coast, bigger than Corrib. The UK-based Europa Oil & Gas (Holdings) PLC 'has elected to fast track an ongoing technical work programme following positive results' from their flagship project in Ireland, the Inishkea prospects in the Slyne basin near the Corrib gas field.
All going well the drilling will start in 2020.
A Europa newsletter, dated March 14, 2018, available on www.europaoil.com, states:
"We believe 2.5 tcf [trillion cubic feet] of undiscovered Gas Initially In Place (GIIP) is likely to translate into commercially significant prospective resources. We understand that the recovery factor at the Corrib field is ~ 80 percent.
"Water depths are comparatively shallow (400-600m) and do not require harsh environment sixth generation drillships therefore drill costs are lower. We have recently conducted a drill cost estimate for a well on the Inishkea prospect and dry hole cost including mob and demob is US$28 million using a prevailing rig rate of US$120,000 per day.
"Gas infrastructure is already present nearby at Corrib therefore a fast track path to commercialisation is potentially available, subject to negotiation and cooperation with the infrastructure owners. Gas is likely to be a significant component of Ireland's future energy needs both for electricity generation and domestic and industrial heating."
Senior gardaí were given no information on the presence of a British police spy in Ireland after seeking a meeting with officers from Scotland Yard, The Times can reveal.
Mark Kennedy, a British police officer who worked undercover, was in the Republic on several occasions between 2004 and 2006. He is now at the centre of an inquiry in Britain about officers who had intimate relationships with women while undercover.
A British company has said it is fast-tracking exploration efforts to access an estimated two trillion cubic feet (TCF) of gas at a site off the west coast.
If successful, that volume of reserves would be around double what is thought to be in the Corrib Gas field, a short distance away.
Europa Oil and Gas said it believes it can access reserves at three locations off the Mayo coast.
It says that it hopes to be in a position to drill an exploration well by late 2019 or in 2020, subject to Government approval.
The Government has been called on to review seismic testing for oil and gas in Irish waters, following a newly-published Australian study showing such exploration techniques can destroy plankton populations.
The research by the University of Tasmania and Curtin University found that air gun signals which are commonly used in marine petroleum exploration can cause a two to three-fold increase in mortality of adult and larval zooplankton.
The Corrib Gas Partners last year enjoyed a 40pc increase in estimated revenues to €524.4m in spite of 31 days of lost production - mainly as a result of odourless gas getting into the system.
Garda whistleblower Maurice McCabe's first contact with a TD came about because he saw Clare Daly TD on 'Tonight with Vincent Browne' talking about policing of Corrib Gas protests, writes William Hederman
The repercussions for Garda whistleblowers Maurice McCabe and John Wilson will be familiar to others who have publicly embarrassed An Garda Síochána. They were clearly acting in the public interest, but their revelations brought the force into disrepute, and the two men suffered as a result. Revenge was exacted – not only by colleagues, but also by way of public denunciation by the Garda Commissioner ("disgusting"), the Minister for Justice ("not co-operating") and by various other parties loyal to the force.
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Are Twenty One Pilots Dropping New Music Soon?
It's been about three years since we've gotten to indulge in new music from Twenty One Pilots. "Blurryface" dropped in 2013, with a string of hit songs, a massive tour, AND an awesome live performance at the Times Union Center here in Albany. Now, fans think they've discovered when the band is going to drop their next new album, and apparently the rumors are that it is going to happen soon. I've seen May 1st and a rumored date, and have been following articles from Popbuzz and Alt Press about the links that fans have made from 'clues' as to when the new album will drop.
First of all, I can barely keep up with these clues and links, so KUDOS to all of the Twenty One Pilots fans out there with this. According to Alt Press, fans have linked photos, numbers, codes, and "clues" posted by the band and on their web-store, leading up to the conclusion of a new album coming soon. All I can say is, I can't wait for this band to release some new music. All of these clues are way over my head, but I've got no problem waiting in anticipation!


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tue21jan10:00 am11:30 amSchool Skills Holiday Group - North SydneyBuilding Skills for School — In the Classroom and Playground
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Offering a fun group experience for school aged children and pre-schoolers who are about start school or go back to school.
Does your child need extra help practicing the skills they need to support their learning?
The program is developed by special educators, occupational therapists and speech pathologists.
It is a structured program focussing on your child's individual needs at school offered in a way that is creative and supportive.
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The program is run by special educators, occupational therapists and speech pathologists to support children and families. Siblings welcome to attend.
Date: Tuesday 21, Wednesday 22, & Thursday 23, January 2020, 10:00am — 11:30am
Location: 3 Cunningham St, North Sydney
Cost: $484.96*
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Football's Comeback Falls Short in Overtime
October 22, 2018
The football team rallied from a 21-0 deficit early in the first half and fell short 28-21 in overtime to the Austin Panthers as they fall to 2-5 overall and 0-3 in district play.
"I'm just proud, we never backed down. Proud of the seniors, proud of the whole team. We are going to go hard, we owe the fans one. They're always supporting us and we owe them one. It's family," linebacker Sergio Reyes said.
Austin started with the ball first in overtime, where they scored in eight plays to take the lead 28-21. Bowie got their chance to tie but were stopped short of the first down marker on a 4th-and-4.
"We knew that we still had a chance in the game, we never felt like we were out of it, even down almost the whole game," Reyes said.
After holding Austin inside their own five-yard line to punt late in the fourth quarter, Bowie started their final drive at Austin's 33-yard line. Nathan Felix got Bowie down to the one yard line, where William Carrasco ran into the end zone with 50.5 seconds left in the fourth quarter to tie the game at 21.
"I did my best to get us into scoring position and we still felt good about our chances when we tied it up," Felix said.
An Austin punt to start the third quarter led to a John Moran punt return that put the Bears at Austin's 30-yard line to start their first possession of the second half. The drive resulted in a 2-yard touchdown run by Nathan Felix, his eighth touchdown of the season, and cut Austin's lead to 21-14.
"I picked the ball and just tried to do something to try and give the offense life, it all happened so fast but I'm glad I got to help the team come closer," Moran said.
The first half was dominated by Austin's William Rodriguez, who racked up 143 yards and three touchdowns on seven carries to give his team an early 21-0 lead. An Austin fumble inside their own 10-yard line and a Bowie recovery set up a 9-yard touchdown run by Justin Diaz to cut Austin's lead to 21-7 at halftime.
The Bears will look to bounce back and pick up their first district win when they take on the Burges Mustangs Oct. 26, at Baty-Simmang Stadium.


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SC refuses to list and hear Justice Karnan's plea against jail term
Calcutta High Court judge Justice C S Karnan, evading arrest since May 9, has received yet another jolt from the Supreme Court, which has refused to list and hear his plea seeking recall of the order awarding six-month jail term for contempt of court.
The petition was held as "not maintainable" by the apex court registry.
"It is thus manifestly clear from the averments made in the petition that the petitioner intends to impugne and challenge the judicial order passed by this court on May 9, 2017, in the suo motu petition.
"The proceedings therein were decided on merits and after due consideration, it was held that Justice C S Karnan had committed contempt of the gravest nature resulting in finding of guilt. As a sequel the petitioner also stands convicted and sentenced to an imprisionment of six months. The said findings have since attained finality," an apex court registrar, who deals with listing of fresh writ petitions, said in his order.
"I am constrained but to hold that the present writ petition is not maintainable. The relief if any lies some where else. I thus see no reasonable cause to receive the present writ petition for registration under the provisions of Supreme Court rules, 2013", the registrar said.
The order was passed on May 12 and sent to Justice Karnan's lawyers three days later.
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Release Date: Aug 19, 2016
Record label: Ghostly International
Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock
Experimentalist and analogue fanatic Tobacco is back with a total melter: Sweatbox Dynasty is a beast to be feared. Electronic bruises recorded via casette and fucked with via a sampler, Thomas Fec's got a thing for musical brutality, and on his fourth solo work a sci-fi end-of-days vibe prevails. Songs like Fantasy Trash Wave and Home Invasionaries see muddy, messy waves of sound smashed together with the ruthless hand of a playful overlord.
Underneath the sticky throb and ambiguous menace of Tobacco's pulverized electronic chops there is an ascetic aversion to indulgence. Time and repetition is, as always, at a premium, and the spasms and undulations of Sweatbox Dynasty happen under a watchful eye. Titles like "Human Om", "Gods in Heat" and "Dimensional Hum" could allude to the notion that Sweatbox Dynasty is a subversive spin on a spiritual awakening.
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By the time ex-Black Moth Super Rainbow leader Tobacco released his fourth album, Sweatbox Dynasty, in 2016, anyone who had heard a single song by either his former band or his solo incarnation knew exactly what to expect: blown-out beats informed by hip-hop, goopy synths that sound serrated and sticky at the same time, and bubblegum-sweet and horror movie-spooky melodies with vocals fed through an overworked vocoder. That the sound hasn't worn out its welcome at all after being trotted out so often with only tiny tweaks here and there is a testament to Tobacco's singular vision. It's also proof that his initial idea for making music was a pretty darn good one.
Thomas Fec started his Tobacco alter ego to create music that ultimately feels darker, denser and more sinister than that of his main gig as vocalist of the psychedelic electro purveyors Black Moth Super Rainbow. As BMSR have slowed their output throughout this decade, Fec has seemingly melded their elements into his Tobacco project, and Sweatbox Dynasty comes off as his most accessible, pop-leaning release to date. With 12 tracks and a run time of just 30 minutes, much of Tobacco's fourth solo LP almost sounds incomplete at times, but Fec somehow makes it work to his advantage, as tracks like "Hong," "Fantasy Trash Wave" and "Let's Get Worn Away" deliberately sound broken, tampered with or just plain fucked up, much like a Tim and Eric sketch put to wax.
In both his solo work as Tobacco and as the frontman of Pittsburgh-based synth-psych outfit Black Moth Super Rainbow, Thomas Fec has trafficked over the years in the weird, the uncanny, the not-quite-right. He's done so by taking human elements—often his own voice—and corroding them using filters like vocoder, talk box, and compressed synths that shudder like an atelectatic lung. Like filmmaker David Cronenberg, Fec sees, contained in technology, the most grotesque parts of ourselves.
Thomas Fec, better known by his stage name TOBACCO, makes music destined for abstract adjectives. Squishy, dirty, fuzzy, vibey, bouncy are each appropriate, if ultimately inadequate to describe the psychic dirge of his fourth solo record, Sweatbox Dynasty. Whatever strange non-musical term comes to mind when you hear it, there is that intangible thing that just makes it buzz with life and animation.
Tobacco is the stage name of Thomas Fec, the man the behind the vocoder-soaked psychedelic pop outfit Black Moth Super Rainbow. While his solo work could loosely be described as electronic music with hip hop beats, it takes a fairly fluid approach to genre and incorporates many different styles. Sweatbox Dynasty continues the Tobacco tradition of vocodered vocals and pre-digital sounds, even going one better.
Throughout his solo career as TOBACCO, Black Moth Super Rainbow frontman Thomas Fec has experimented with varying degrees of ugliness, whether it's running his percussion through cruddy old recording equipment or distorting his beats until they're part of some clubland version of a Hieronymus Bosch painting. Of course, beauty has always crept through the muck, too — he's never been beyond interrupting the nightmare with some dreamy synth twinkles, allusions to vintage E.T. porn videos be damned.
On paper, the Pennsylvania producer Tobacco reads great: a blend of Animal Collective's seven-dwarf work songs, Madlib's distracted hip-hop production and John Maus's outsider pop, all wrapped in the raunchy fuzz of psychedelic rock. There's even the plod of 80s video-game soundtracks on Home Invasionaries, and neat production flourishes abound, such as the plumes of noise on Human Om or the blurts of another track taped over sections of Let's Get Worn Away. But his constipated rhythms are built from funk-free blocks of fibre, and the songwriting is poor – melodies are like puppies at a training class, either irritatingly restive or wandering off entirely.


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Twilight' star Robert Pattinson has been voted Britain''s best-dressed man in a new poll.
Scottish actor Gerard Butler landed the second spot, reports the Telegraph.
Rupert Grint came third while Daniel Radcliffe stood fourth.
David Beckham was fifth, followed by Orlando Bloom, Gossip Girl''s Ed Westwick, chart-toppers JLS, Jude Law and Ewan McGregor.
Around 25,000 people voted in the Glamour.Com Best Dressed Brits List.
Top 10 men:
1. Robert Pattinson
2. Gerard Butler
3. Rupert Grint
4. Daniel Radcliffe
5. David Beckham
6. Orlando Bloom
7. Ed Westwick
9. Jude Law
10. Ewan McGregor
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Urine Test for Ovarian Tumors
June 13, 2017 | Terry Sharrer
By the best methods currently, the smallest detectable ovarian tumor has already reached 1 cm in diameter. More often ovarian cancer is detected later when survival chances have slipped to little or none. To improve this late diagnosis, MIT researchers have developed a nanoparticle which allows early ovarian cancer detection in a urine sample. "The new test makes use of a "synthetic biomarker" — a nanoparticle that interacts with tumor proteins to release fragments that can be detected in a patient's urine sample. This kind of test can generate a much clearer signal than natural biomarkers found in very small quantities in the patient's bloodstream." MORE
Image Credit: Justin H. Lo, MIT News