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Today we're discussing the three main avenues of buying bitcoin, buying in person, centralized exchanges, and decentralized exchanges. There are risks and benefits of each as we discuss in today's show.
Show Notes:
Market Minute
BTC price: $11044
Finney(0.00001 BTC): $1.10
24 hour volume: $7.8 billion
Market cap: $186 billion
@tipmayermultiple: 200dma – 7547.29, mayer multiple=1.47x
Transaction fees: 109sats/Byte(24) 150sats/Byte(7d)
localbitcoins – $80.2M(global)/ $7.9M(USA) last 7 days
bisq – $234,440(global)/ $20,570(USA) last 7 days
Buying in person
- LocalBitcoins
- Paxful
- Clark Moody's Street Price Indicator
Centralized Exchanges
Exchange Comparisons
- Clark Moody's Exchange Tickers – uncheck 'all', then add back the ones you want to compare
- Cryptowatch
- Article about batching
- KYC/AML forum thread
- Wikipedia articles on KYC and AML
- Bitcoin.org's list of SegWit Adoption
Hardware Wallets
- Sorry the images on twitter about Coinbase outages have been taken down since 🙁
Music Credits:
Morning Ritual by L'Indecis
Chillhop Records
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Thank You by Joakim Karud
Purchase on Bandcamp
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Fatherhood by Joakim Karud
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Complete Story
7 (realistic) predictions about fintech in 2019
American Banker
When it comes to fintech, there is no shortage of big bets on which new technologies will come to fruition and the levels of mass adoption. From talk of plastic cards going away to the end of cash, everyone is eager to anticipate the next big trend.
But change takes time.
Fintech is an exciting industry to work in, filled with innovations to satisfy ever-shifting consumer needs and a demand for more seamless ways to manage money. However, even the best technologies are always iterative.
In the interest of keeping financial institutions of all sizes and our fintech peers honest on what types of innovation will come in the year ahead, I thought I'd take a moment first to level-set expectations and identify what won't happen in 2019, followed by what more realistic advances we may see.

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Dance Marathon is neither dance nor marathon; it is a celebration of life. (It's also a fundraiser.)
Iowa State Dance Marathon has been helping children with life threatening illnesses for 23 years, giving financial and emotional support to hundreds of families across Iowa. All of the money raised through our event is given directly to University of Iowa Stead Family Children's Hospital through Children's Miracle Network. Here are a few examples to where our fundraising efforts support:
- Library materials
- Patient support "comfort kits"–parking and food vouchers for family members during extended stays
- Music therapy equipment
- Infant CPR training kits
- Surgery teaching model
- Diversion tools
- Zaky positioning tool in NICU–a parental simulation tool to stimulate development in premature infants
- Video laryngoscope for PICU
- MRI vision distraction tools
- Continual improvement in recreational therapy
- Funding the building of the new University of Iowa Stead Family Children's Hospital
- Hemodynamics program for the NICU
At ISU we celebrate Dance Marathon Weekend in January. Dancers stay on their feet for 15 hours to symbolize our support for the families who spend countless hours in hospital waiting rooms. We listen to music, play games, hang out with the kids we support, and even do a bit of dancing. Dance Marathon is for the kids, and at Iowa State, that's always our focus. ISU Dance Marathon is a 365 day commitment to raising money for the University of Iowa Stead Family Children's Hospital; with that comes the yearly celebration of our hard work during Dance Marathon's Big Event. After a dancer raises $250, they get to come to the party in January. In 2019, we raised $380,281.22 for the kids. Since its beginning, Dance Marathon has raised a total of $4.4 million for the hospital in Iowa City.
For more information on the national Dance Marathon organization, check out www.dancemarathon.com.


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Time: April 19, 2019 all day
Location: Hawaii Kai Boat Club
Event Type: sailing, regatta
Organized By: Helena von Sydow
Latest Activity: Jan 18
Export to Outlook or iCal (.ics)
HKBC's largest event of the year and not to be missed!
This is day 1 of the 2-day Baron's Cup regatta, and the 3-day Ring of Fire international event.
This first day is also the 2nd regatta in the Hawaii Youth Sailing Association's (HYSA) O'pen Skiff (Bic) State Series for Hawaii Yacht Racing Association (HYRA) Banquet Awards. The first perpetual O'pen Skiff HYSA series trophy will be awarded in November, 2019.
If you can only sail in one day of the Baron's Cup, the day's points will still count toward 1 series race.
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Your voice matters! Tell your Members of Congress that funding for veterans treatment courts is important to you. Click here to send your letter today.
Join the Fight
Veterans treatment courts are an innovative approach to help our returning veterans who struggle with mental health issues and/or substance use disorders. Justice For Vets is the nations only organization exclusively committed to ensuring that veterans involved in the criminal justice system have access to the benefits, services, and treatment they have earned through veterans treatment court. Show your patriotism by getting involved; veterans need your support!
It takes money to train, implement, and coordinate these life-saving programs. Your tax-deductible contribution to Justice For Vets goes directly to assisting veterans in need and their families.
As veterans treatment courts expand across the nation, stay informed with the latest news from the field and ways you can get involved from Justice For Vets.
Whether you are a veteran who has benefited from one of these programs, a veterans treatment court professional, or a proud American who has seen one of these courts in action, tell us your story so we can share it with the nation.


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John Gruber gets a little too daring with his fireballs
John Gruber gets a little too daring with his fireballs
In fact, there are likely more task managers for Android than there are significant games or other non-hobbyist apps. And anyone who has ever perused an Android forum of any kind knows that the top recommended app is TasKiller, not just in the category of utilities for killing background tasks, but across the board. It's the number one app.
Android users recommend installing TasKiller in the same well meaning way that old Mac users recommend fixing file permissions. Except that installing TasKiller and using it to kill off offending background processes actually makes a big difference in usability to many Android users, which is why it is so popular and so widely recommended.
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Wednesday, August 19, 2009
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Great pics kim! Love the one of you!ReplyDelete
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awesome pics KIM!!!ReplyDelete
These are so awesome! Can't wait to see how you scrap them!ReplyDelete
Lovin' the pic of you and ferris wheel!ReplyDelete
Keep your eye out for a little bag of goodies coming your way! hee hee hee
So cute! I love them! The colors are beautiful!!!ReplyDelete
We are going to the Fair & Rodeo tonight too! :) Hope we have as much fun as you! :)ReplyDelete
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Hi people, cops, managers, cats, and Alien Ducks! This place is being fixed up so please visit regularly and we will have more. Cleo and Duluna have been working on the webpage and we are trying our best to keep people interested! Don't give up on us!!! We can make a great web page. The PuckWorld Ducks here are Tayshia, Duluna, Mysty, and Cleo... Gallery is with us in spirit, we hope...
Art section was redone!!!
Gallery: Watch out for falling metal beams.
Mysty's Apartment
Hmmm... this redecorating job isn't too bad. Come check it out!
Everyone else: Nice paint job!
Cleo's Bomb Site!
Tayshia:*Pouts* I have my Omni-tool that has a lighter in it...
Cleo: Come on in... Heck, Fire is Fire...
B.O.M.B. Shelter!!!
Duluna: For The Love of Drake!
|Careful Where You Tread . . . .
Duluna's Realm
Cleo: Watch out! She bites!
Duluna: You Wish :P
Tayshia's Bunk
Cleo: We try! Oh! How hard we do try...
Tayshia: Nothing You can do can Save
you now! HA HA HA HA HA!!!!!
Gallery's Homepage
Duluna: We're all sane here, its just Nosedive Thats Questionable
Cleo: *sets fires to things in the background*
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Everest Panorama Trek – 11 Days
Everest Panorama trekking takes you through the Everest Khumbu region to the north east of Kathmandu. This is an 11 day trek along the route to Everest base camp with amazing Himalayan scenery and wonderful Sherpa culture & lifestyle. Everest Panorama trekking is the perfect trip for those visitors who have limited time and don't wish to go too high, yet want to explore the breathtaking Everest- Khumbu region. Everest Panorama trek is relatively easy trek compare to other treks of the region, it takes you to the stunning Tengboche Monastery & a scenic tour to Khumjung village- the biggest Sherpa settlement of the region.
Your adventure starts with an early morning short mountain flight to Lukla airstrip from where we start walking through splendid natural scenery, flora and fauna to Pakding for first day rest. The next day after breakfast we are again walking through the lush green pine and rhododendron forest with an abundance of wildlife. After crossing the National park check point we reach the Sherpa capital of Namche Bazaar at 3440m. Namche Bazaar is a very famous Sherpa settlement in the lap of Everest and offers some of modern facilities. It is also the main trading center for many villagers of northern hills. We take a rest day at Namche Bazaar for altitude acclimatization. Whilst here we will take an exploration tour into the nearby area. We then trek to the well celebrated sites of Tengboche and Khumjung village, the ultimate destination of the trip. We enjoy the wonderful scenery of mountains including horizontal view of Mt. Everest, Lothse, Nuptse, Pumori, etc. and experience the culture, religion and lifestyle of great Sherpa people.
Price of the Trip:
Day 01 – Arrival in Kathmandu
- Arrival in Kathmandu received & transfer to hotel. Meet our guide & do final preparation for the Trekking, O/N at hotel in Kathmandu
Day 02 – Cultural excursion in Kathmandu
- Meeting with Trekking guide & last minute preparation before heading for trekking, Half days cultural tour in Kathmandu, O/N at hotel in Kathmandu
Day 03 – Early morning flight to Tenzing – Hillary Airport in Lukla (2804m)
- Trek to Phakding (2610 meters) 4 hours, O/N at Local Lodge (B,L,D)
Day 04 – Trek to Namche Bazaar (3441m)
- 5 hours, O/N at Local Lodge (B,L,D)
Day 05 – Namche Bazaar Acclimatization day
- Walking around nearby area, such as Syangboche, Khumjung Village, O/N at Local Lodge (B,L,D)
Day 06 – Trek to Tengboche Monastery (3860m)
- 5 hours, O/N at Local Lodge (B,L,D)
Day 07 – Trek back to Namche Bazar
- 5 hours, O/N at a Local Lodge (B,L,D)
Day 08 – Trek to Lukla (2804m)
- 6 hours, O/N at a Local Lodge (B,L,D)
Day 09 – Early morning Flight from Lukla to Kathmandu
- Catch an early morning Flight from Lukla to Kathmandu, arrival and transfer to hotel. Rest of the day free for personal activities or shopping on own, O/N at hotel in Kathmandu (B)
Day 10 -Leisure day in Kathmandu
- Trek to Everest Base Camp (5365 meters)Shopping or personal activities. Also considered as spare day incase of flight cancellation in Lukla, O/N at hotel in Kathmandu (B)
Day 11 – Fly back home
- After Breakfast transfer to Airport on time & fly home with wonderful memories… (B)
Services Included:
All land Transportation as per itinerary
4 night standard accommodation in Kathmandu on double sharing BB basis
Guided half day sightseeing tour in Kathmandu
TIMS, National Park entry fee & necessary documentations
Both way flight ticket to Lukla for guest & guide with airport taxes
All food (3 meals a day from Day 03 to 08 & 1 breakfast on 09th morning)
Local lodging during the trekking (Twin sharing bed, occasionally dormitory style)
Warm Sleeping Bag each participants as supplement during the trekking
An experience, licensed, English speaking trekking guide & 1 Porter for each two participants
All expenses of Guide & porter, including their Salary, food, accommodation, gear, trekking gear & insurance
First aid Medical supplies
All tax, toll, etc…
Services Excluded:
International airfares
Nepal entry Visa fee & personal insurance (must https://thehimalayatrekkingcompany.com/tourist-visa/ )
Single supplement charges if required
Entrance/ monuments fees in Kathmandu
Hot/ cold drinks, Laundries, Telephone etc.
Personal trekking gear
Any extra expenses incurred due to unforeseen causes, such as emergency helicopter evacuation, landslide, flight cancellation, illness, weather hazards etc.
Any other expenses or activities not mentioned above as included in price.
An adventure trip of this type: weather, transport or a multitude of other factors beyond our control can result in a change of itinerary. It is however, a very unlikely that the itinerary would be substantially altered; if alterations are necessary the leader will decide what is the best alternative, taking into consideration the best interest of the whole group. Where a change does occur, we do everything we can to minimize its effect, however we cannot be responsible for the results of changes or delays. Please remind that you are traveling at your own risk !!!


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Butter pecan ice cream is my favorite. Since I didn't have any in the freezer I decided to settle on a cake.
What you need:
1 1/4 cups softened butter
2 cups sugar
4 eggs
3 cups flour
2 tsp baking powder
1 cup milk (I use whole)
2 tsp vanilla extract
In a mixing bowl, cream sugar and remaining butter. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Combine flour, baking powder and salt; add to the creamed mixture alternately with milk. Stir in vanilla and 1-1/3 cups of pecans. Pour into three greased and floured 9-in. round cake pans. I baked mine in a 9 x 13 and a 9″ round! Bake at 350° for 25-30 minutes. Cool for 10 minutes; cool on a wire rack.
For the frosting you can use a cream cheese frosting (think red velvet) or a cheater frosting such as Cool Whip (cuts through the sugar in the cake and lightens it up).
An easy cake for a yummy end to a scrumptious weekend dinner. I like to keep things extra tasty and extra easy on the weekends when it comes to food. Happy weekend friends.


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Junior Achievement of Western Pennsylvania
Education / Elementary and Secondary Schools
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About Our Office Junior Achievement gives young people the knowledge and skills they need to own their economic success, plan for their future and make smart academic and economic choices. Our corporate and community volunteers deliver relevant, hands-on experiences that give students from kindergarten through high school knowledge and skills in financial literacy, work readiness and entrepreneurship. Today JA reaches nearly 68,000 students in Western PA through some 3,000 local volunteers. JA Western PA Fast Facts JAWPA reaches more than 67,400 students with over 3,000 volunteers in 319 schools and 122 districts. 92% of alumni say they are confident they can compete in the business environment. Eight-out-of-ten JA students agree that participation in JA have a better understanding of how the real-world operates
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Flawed Scripts - Will They Improve in 2019
- 09 Feb - 15 Feb, 2019
Caught a few dialogues in some of our drama serials, last week! They extended my hearing to the far off echo, as if from good old Lollywood!
In one of the episodes, a girl was telling her sister:
"Aapi aap ka fawn aya tha!"
"Mera fawn? Kawn sa fawn!"
"Koi Tanveer sahib aafis se baat kar rahey thay!"
Another scene from a famous serial had two friends talking to each other in a park:
"Too kal kidhar gaya hua tha?"
"Main hasaptal main tha, yaar. Meri behen ko achanak toni kedia ho gaya tha (that's how it sounded, by gosh)!"
"Arrey yar, kam az kam mujh ko to inform kar dete yar!"
The answer to this was: "Yar khud mujh ko samajh naheen aya tou tujh ko kya batata!"
Please yar, kuch asli adab parh liya karo!


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Centralia Balloon Fest Photo Contest Extended
The Greater Centralia Chamber of Commerce announced it will extend the deadline to submit Balloon Fest photos for the photo contest to September 19th. Over the years, we have been blessed with some wonderful photos that visitors have shared with us. There are some great amateur photographers out there, and we hope they will share their talents with us.
The first place winner will receive $75.00 cash plus a framed print of their winning photo.
Second place winner will receive $50.00 cash and third place will receive 4 complimentary 3-Day passes to Balloon Fest 2015.
Photographs must be submitted to the Chamber of Commerce office, 130 S. Locust Street, Centralia, IL 62801 by 4:00 p.m. on Friday, September 19th and must include name, address and telephone number on the back of each photo. Electronic entries are not allowed. All entries submitted will become the sole possession of the Chamber and can be used in future promotions for Balloon Fest.


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The commemoration of All Saints Day is a rich tradition in New Orleans. As the city prepares for this year's event, I thought it noteworthy to recognize that the historical Holt Cemetery, adjacent to Delgado's City Park Campus, has implemented several very nice improvements. New street signs, repaved roads, lamp posts, an American flag, lawn maintenance, renovated office, and a lovely new entrance gate adorn this resting place of many New Orleans residents as well as some well-known folks, too, like jazz legend Buddy Bolden. You can read more about Holt Cemetery in one of our past blog posts here.
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Delgado Bloggers Host New Show on Dolphin Radio
Your bloggers will also be broadcasting live on the radio! Hilton Guidry and Leslie Salinero are hosting a new show on Dolphin Radio, Delgado Community College's radio station, called "Delgado Pride News," airing live every Thursday at 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. The show features news, discussions, guests, and announcements to promote the College's mission, events, and programs in a fun way. Listen online at dolphinradio.org on Thursdays at 9 a.m.!
Click HERE to listen to our first show from 9/18/14
Legends Food & Spirits: Good Food, Nice Price
I recently discovered one of the best-kept secrets on the corner of Canal and Rocheblave Streets—Legends Food & Spirits—and I just had to share my experience there with the Delgado community and beyond! Don't buy fast food when you can have a hot, home-cooked meal for about the same cost. Legends has daily specials, burgers and fries, sandwiches, and sides with prices ranging between $5 – $10.
I was so excited when I recently had the Tuesday special—smothered okra with rice, corn, chicken wings, and a side salad—all for around $7! Not only was it an awesome deal, it was also DELICIOUS. I had the fried catfish on another lunch visit, and it was perfect!
Legends will deliver your meal if you live nearby, holds numerous events, has an active night life, and also rents the restaurant/bar/patio space for events such as parties, reunions, receptions, weddings, and more. Check out Legends!


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A relatively modern venue, circa 1928, built by the Italians during their occupation of Rhodes. The distinctive Italian architecture, with a Moorish flavour, creates a breathtaking composition of structures that are subtly positioned around a natural inlet of exquisite beauty.
Whilst the column-lined approaches to the dominant building, the rotunda, are festooned with multicoloured bougainvillea and fragrant jasmine, at the centre of the rotunda, the statue of Eros occupies pride of place, creating an atmosphere of romance and enchantment.
Unique Weddings Rhodes special offer for 2018 & 2019:
'Luxury Pearl Wedding' complete wedding package £945 including;
• Booking of the ceremony location of Kallithea Springs & Spa
• Private hire fee of Kallithea Spa for up to 10 guests
• Confirmation of the time and date of the wedding
• The fees related to your Greek Marriage License & Certificate
• The organization and translation of the necessary documents
(a maximum of 4 standard documents)
• The wedding ceremony conducted in both English & Greek
• Full consultation via email, Skype, telephone from your first enquiry
• Wedding consultation on arrival in Rhodes with your personal co-ordinator, available to you 24/7
• Visit to ceremony & reception venues
• Your wedding certificate in duplicate, complete
with Apostilles, translated into English
• Wedding coordination on the wedding day:
Coordinator with the bride throughout her preparations
Coordinator at the ceremony
Coordinator at the reception venue until the cutting
of the cake or first dance
• Wedding reception venue coordination
• Wedding photography coordination
• A complimentary bottle of champagne for the bride & groom
• Bottled water at ceremony venue for all guests
• Special, discounted, rates for the hire of our wedding celebration boat
• Transport for the bride with our convertible VW Beetle to ceremony location
• The organisation of any bespoke services you may require*
• All local taxes


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Days in which you make sure now more than ever, you got enough sleep and ate breakfast.
Days where bite your nails waiting for 8:00 and the announcement "Testing has Begun."
Days where your hope that 1/2 of all the content taught is retained.
Days where you pray for sunny weather so that you can at least have some recess.
Nights where you stay up wondering and worrying about tomorrow's test.
Oh, did I mention, these are the teachers?! We are supposed to maintain a calm demeanor, so that our students do not become stressed. Easier said than done. The bad part is, things don't get better after May 3rd (last day of testing). Then, we stress about scores coming in, who passes, who didn't, who needs to retake it, etc..
Don't be surprised if I end up with hives, shingles, or adult obesity (from the Easter candy I have been inhaling as a comfort food) at the end of this.
To add a little more on top, I have two papers and a portfolio due for grad school. I wish they graded me in procrastination, because for that, I would earn an A+. I told Husband that I just planned on staying after school to work on grad school and lesson plans, and what am I doing- WRITING THIS BLOG! (Yes, I write my blogs the day/night before.)
And, it is a nasty storm outside...
Don't I have nice windows? And yes, a student gave me a doll (her name is Naomi) with clothes that she made for her. I like to talk to Naomi during stressful times.
I am bound and determined to get something accomplished today. Sorry for nothing fashionable- I am doing fantastic to get out the house fully clothed this week.


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This is from my new 400d that I got today and am still new to. Also my first real start into using HDR and hope to get a better handle on defining some of my pics with it .
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Project Status
Versioning Policy
There are 2 parts to versioning policy:
- Operator version: Stash does not follow semver. Currently Stash operator implementation is considered alpha. Please report any issues you via Github. Once released, the major version of operator is going to point to the Kubernetes client-go version. You can verify this from the
glide.yamlfile. This means there might be breaking changes between point releases of the operator. This generally manifests as changed annotation keys or their meaning. Please always check the release notes for upgrade instructions.
- CRD version:
stash.appscode.com/v1alpha1is considered in alpha. This means breaking changes to the YAML format might happen among different releases of the operator.


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I need your help very urgently.
I am in relation for past 5 years. We love each other very much and want to get married . I do not have anyone except him.
He has given me the love as a friend, mother, father, grand parents every one. I love him very much and cannot afford to lose him. He is my life, my world.
Now issue is his parents have fixed his marriage with another girl. He has told everyone at home that he loves me and want to get married. But all are emotionally blackmailing him as a result he is now ignoring me and now he says he cannot marry me even though he wants to.
We are in mess . Only God can help me. I cannot live without him. I will have to die. Please help me. Time is very crucial as they have fixed his marriage. Even he is not happy but he is helpless. Please break that marriage or give him the courage to return back to me. We will start from scratch i will support him in all ways as i have done till today. Please help me.
Our details is as below :
Myself – Divya Kumar – 22 April 1988
My love – Indrajeet Jaiswar – 29 Aug 1986
We want to get married.this is the best gift of my life and i promise you i wont ask anything more.
Even it is happy or sad times of life i am ready to struggle with him.
Just give me life my love back


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The Golden West
Enjoy Gayle Skidmore's soulful songs with the depth and intimacy that vinyl brings. Engineered and produced by James Book at Ninkasi Studios and Rancho De La Luna. Additional engineering and production by Brandon O'Connell at Singing Serpent Studios in San Diego, CA. With thanks to Nikos Ridge of Ninkasi Brewing. Mastered by Gavin Lurssen at Lurssen Mastering in Burbank, CA.
Band: Gayle Skidmore
Release Date: April 7, 2017
Label: Raincoat Records


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This Focus on Faculty Q&A is one in a ongoing series of interviews exploring what keeps Dartmouth professors busy inside—and outside—the classroom.
As a teenager from a Houma family in Dulac, La., Bruce Duthu '80 had never heard of Dartmouth College. Then an alumnus came to town and pushed him to apply. Duthu made excuses—his native Cajun French was only supplemented by "Bugs Bunny" English, he was more inclined to the priesthood, and the reality: "We didn't have the money for the application fee." So the alum (Jim Bopp '66) sent him a check. Today, the Samson Occom Professor and chair of Native American studies makes no excuses for his views on government schizophrenia, the challenges of parenting, and his take on a certain Washington football team's name.


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Azamara guests are a well-traveled bunch. After all, we've been taking you to some of the most amazing destinations on earth since 2007. Our three boutique cruise ships call on hundreds of ports across the globe, in all seven continents.
Are you ready to test your travel knowledge with a world geography quiz? Don't forget to
brag about share your results on social media, and challenge your friends to beat you!
How many official languages does South Africa have?
Why is Japan known as the Land of the Rising Sun?
In Bora Bora, putting a flower in your right ear is indicative of what?
Surely you've heard news of the 'Antarctica Pyramids', suggesting an ancient civilization once resided there – but how many residents call Antarctica home, today?
When was the Panama Canal built?
In what year did the Moai island of Rapa Nui, also known as Easter Island, become a part of Chile?
Though you may think of Norway when it comes to the spruce or maple, it's also the world's largest exporter of what?
Which Italian city was once a major mercantile power, as well as its own country, until the end of the 18th century?
Why is Alaska known as The Last Frontier?
What is Auckland, New Zealand's second name?
Keeping with the trend of nicknames for cities, Havana has a particularly unique one based on its architecture – do you know what it is?
Which major geological feature inspired Kenya's name?
The world's largest canal system can be found where?
Penguins can only be found living north of the equator in one place:
Amsterdam's coffee shops are in abundance thanks to a population that drinks more than how many cups, per person, per day?
Do you have your guesses ready? Here come the correct answers.
South Africa has eleven official languages: Afrikaans, English, Ndebele, Northern Sotho, Sotho, SiSwati, Tsonga, Tswana, Venda, Xhosa, and Zulu.
Did you know we're cruising to South Africa in 2020? Check out the itineraries here.
China was already a formidably advanced culture when Japan was in its infancy. When Japan was described during its culture's youth, it was by the Chinese, who looked east to see the island, towards the dawn.
We love cruising to China, especially Hong Kong. You can browse upcoming voyages here.
In Bora Bora, putting a flower in your left ear signifies that you have someone special in your life – but putting it in your right ear means you're single and looking.
Keep that in mind for 2020, when Bora Bora, French Polynesia, is one of our maiden ports of call!
Actually, Antarctica has no permanent residents.
As for that (debunked) pyramids theory? We're not sure about that, either. Read this blog to discover more cool facts about Antarctica!
Construction of the Panama Canal was completed in 1914, overseen by Theodore Roosevelt.
The Panama Canal is a must-see destination for every cruise traveler. And we have voyages there coming up! View them here.
Though Easter Island (and its monolithic human figures) wasn't opened to the public until 1966, it was annexed by Chile in 1888.
Last month, we dove into the fascinating history and culture of Chile with this article—a must-read if you're considering cruising there!
Norway is the world's largest exporter of salmon, and is second in seafood exports overall.
Eat it fresh when you cruise to Norway with us!
Venice, known as the Republic of Venice, was once one of the most powerful and wealthy players on the European stage. Today, it's one of the most popular travel destinations in the world.
All three of our boutique cruise ships have upcoming voyages calling on Venice.
To this day, many of Alaska's regions are still so lightly settled that the nickname The Last Frontier continues to see use.
When you cruise to "The Last Frontier" with Azamara, you don't have to settle for just exploring the coast. Our Land and Sea Packages will take you inland, as well.
Auckland's second name is "The City of Sails" and is home to two major harbors as well as the highest boat ownership per capita.
Sail with us to The City of Sails! Browse all Auckland voyages here.
The gorgeous colonial architecture that Havana is known for includes many columns, contributing to the city's nickname: Ciudad de las Columnas, or the City of Columns.
At over 17,000 feet high and the highest point in the country, Mount Kenya inspired the country's name.
Mombasa, Kenya, will be one of our maiden ports of call in 2020. Join us on a luxury cruise to Africa!
Many of us would lean towards Venice, but it is, in fact, Australia's Gold Coast that claims that crown.
We're offering voyages to Australia in 2018, 2019, and 2020. Join us onboard in the land down under!
Galapagos penguins defy the odds and live among a variety of fascinating wildlife in the Galapagos.
When you cruise to South America with Azamara, you can visit the Galapagos during an exclusive post-cruise experience, in partnership with Celebrity Cruises. We bet you'll even spot some Galapagos penguins during the journey!
The residents of Amsterdam drink, on average, more than 3 cups of coffee per person per day!
The highly caffeinated city is also one of our favorite travel destinations. Check out our upcoming cruises to Amsterdam.
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Round 12 Indianapolis Supercross | Photo Report
March 28, 2018
by Dawn McClintock
East versus west. (That sounded a bit like an ad for Car Warriors.) The 12th round at Lucas Oil Stadium marks the 250 East/West Showdown and as a fan, I'm glad I chose to watch this round from the comfort of my living room. Crazy amounts of snow came down in the area leaving a solid cover of the white stuff all over the pits. I'm sure our riders made good use of their cold cross jackets this round. With the 250 Showdown we saw plenty of fast guys get shaved off the list by combining both east and west. While there wasn't a huge number of west coast riders there to line up, it was enough to shift the balance. This round also marked the official launch of our brand new REVO Red/Black/White Limited edition gear. We had a few of the teams bust out the LE kit for the evening show. Here's a look at some of our riders who lined up for Indy.


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Another Quarter - Another Afghanistan Mission
Per the AP and Fox News: 'Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is heading to South Asia on a mission aimed at refining the goals of the nearly 9-year-old conflict in Afghanistan as fears mount about the war.' We have consistently failed to establish a clearly stated mission in Afghanistan, adapting tactics to the situation as necessary, and we have yet to properly and fully source any of the stated missions to date. Instead, we keep redefining the mission, accomplishing little in the way of long-term success as a result. These are failures of both the Bush and Obama Administrations, and must be rectified if we are to achieve success. This is not to advocate that we blindly stick with a mission that we're unable to accomplish, or for which there is no political and public will, but we must find a mission that we can and will support. Otherwise, there is little point to being there.
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While HRWC does not endorse candidates, we can give you some helpful information in guiding your voting decisions.
First of all, PLEASE VOTE! So many issues in Lansing and Washington, D.C. affect our watershed. Every person who can vote and who has any concern for the environment and the Huron River should take the time on November 4th to go to your precinct and vote.
Michigan House, Senate, and Governor
Half of the State House and Senate districts in our watershed are in play this election season. These representatives and senators will make important decisions about water quality and the environment in the coming years. The Governor plays a pivotal role in not only producing and signing legislation, but in implementing state laws. Here are some issues you will want your candidates to address:
- Energy – climate change is one of the biggest threats to watershed health, and we need legislation that supports renewable energy and encourages energy conservation. Vote for candidates who support energy efficiency and renewable energy policies.
- Biodiversity – the state legislature has been acting to limit the Department of Natural Resources's ability to manage for and promote biodiversity in State parks. Find out which of your candidates supports Michigan ecosystems.
- Hydraulic fracturing – commonly referred to as "fracking," this practice is increasingly utilized to obtain natural gas from deep beneath Michigan lands. No statute exists that requires the contents and volume of potentially hazardous chemicals used in fracking to be publicly disclosed. Additionally, no statute exists that requires oil and gas drilling to use Michigan's water withdrawal reporting requirements. Find out how your candidate stands on requiring full disclosure of fracking chemicals and measures to ensure fracking will not result in depletion of Michigan's most precious resource – our water.
- The Departments of Natural Resources and Environmental Quality have suffered severe budget cuts in the past, leaving them both understaffed and underfunded, thus compromising the departments' abilities to adequately protect our natural resources, communities, Great Lakes, and recreation areas. Vote for candidates who strongly supports funding these agencies.
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I'm sure you've seen the ads (yuk) for the race to replace Senator Carl Levin, who is retiring. In addition to that race, all 6 House seats in the watershed are in play this year.
The U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has proposed two major measures this year that will require legislative support for successful implementation:
- Waters of the U.S. As HRWC's blog from last week details, the EPA is proposing rules to clarify which tributaries and wetlands qualify for protection under the Clean Water Act. The rules would restore protections to 60% of the nation's waterways.
- Climate Change. The Obama administration's Clean Power Plan proposal would cut carbon emissions by power plants 30% by 2030. This proposal is the United States's biggest effort so far to limit greenhouse gases.
Ask your House and Senate candidates if they support these two initiatives.
Some environmental groups do endorse candidates and provide more guidance on elections, such as Michigan League of Conservation Voters and The Sierra Club. Also, this issue of Earth Island Journal provides a roundup of electoral races nationally.
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Quote:Jefferson City, Mo (May 8, 2013) – Tonight, the Missouri State House voted to send Governor Jay Nixon what could arguably be the strongest defense against federal gun control measures in American history. The vote was 116-38.
HB436, introduced by Representative Doug Funderburk in February, was initially passed by the House in April by a vote of 115-42. Last week, the State Senate approved the bill with an amendment which did not change any of its nullification aspects. The vote there was 26-6. The bill then needed one final vote in the house which happened just before 10pm local time this evening.


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I had a G license and the age of 22.
Is this a Major, Minor, or a criminal conviction and how long will this stay on my drivers abstract?
It is a ticket however and will be on your abstract.
Former Ontario Police Officer. Advice will become less relevant as the time goes by !
As long as the suspension is under one year, insurance companies can not use to increase your rates.
Read more about it here: https://www.fsco.gov.on.ca/en/auto/auto ... 04_06.aspx
Ontario's 'warn range' suspension program: http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/safety ... nsequences for Driving with a 0.05 to 0.08 "Warn Range" Blood Alcohol Concentration
First Time
- 3-day licence suspension
- $150 Administrative Monetary Penalty
- 7-day licence suspension
- Mandatory alcohol education program
- $150 Administrative Monetary Penalty
- 30-day licence suspension
- Mandatory alcohol treatment program
- Six-month ignition interlock licence condition
- $150 Administrative Monetary Penalty
- 30-day licence suspension
- Mandatory alcohol treatment program
- Six-month ignition interlock licence condition
- Mandatory medical evaluation
- $150 Administrative Monetary Penalty
It will stay on your record for 5 years... Last year I went to get Motorcycle insurance (September 2013) and my broker told me to wait until November 2013 (when it drops off) because the insurance company wanted to know why it was there and would not insure me until they knew... (on the record it doesn't disclose the exact reason why you got it).
Tried another insurance company (State Farm) and had to jump through hoops to prove that that was the only thing on my record (5 year abstract). They wanted to know why I got the administrative suspension...After speaking with the FSCO, Etc. I was informed that I don't have to disclose why. They explained that there are numerous things that can cause an admin suspension. but to keep in mind it is an immediate cancellation if I'm found lying.
My suspension was tied in to me not having a valid tag (got pulled over for that) that led into the admin suspension for Warn range. So I omitted the last part.
sum it up... if your going to new insurance you may have so explaining to do.. but for your current one... I didn't have any problems.... for the next 5 years after that suspension my Car insurance never went up nor did they ask me about it...
I hope you learned from this experience... even if you have one don't drive.... I was in my 30's went I had this happen and now I don't touch my keys if I have even one beer.
Similar to above, I was also given a 3 day suspension for the warn range on the weekend. I am 31 years old with a G class license.
I am concerned having this on my record for employment reasons since I have a company vehicle.
Wondering if there is anyway to have the 3-day suspension removed from my drivers abstract?
I read somewhere that a court date can be set to appeal the "charge". Has anyone experienced this situation before? If so, how did you manage?
Really appreciate any advice.
No appeal or hearing
(9) There is no appeal from, or right to be heard before, the suspension of a drivers licence under this section. 2007, c. 13, s. 10; 2009, c. 5, s. 15 (9).
Intent of suspension
(10) The suspension of a licence under this section is intended to safeguard the licensee and the public and does not constitute an alternative to any proceeding or penalty arising from the same circumstances or around the same time. 2007, c. 13, s. 10.[/quote]
Reading this tells me there is no way to appeal. Is that true if a case could be made?
The only opportunity for an "appeal" occurs at the roadside. You can ask for a second test with a different device if you believe there's an error.
Opportunity for second analysis
(6) Where an analysis of the breath of a person is made under subsection (2) and registers "Warn" or "Alert" or otherwise indicates that the concentration of alcohol in the persons blood is 50 milligrams or more of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood, the person may require that a second analysis be performed if the person requests the second analysis immediately after the police officer requests the surrender of his or her licence under subsection
Screening device, instrument used for second analysis
(6.1) The second analysis must be performed with a different approved screening device than was used in the analysis under subsection (2) or, if the police officer thinks it is preferable, with an instrument approved as suitable for the purpose of section 254 of the Criminal Code (Canada).
Second analysis governs
(6.2) Where a person provides a sample of breath for the second analysis requested under subsection (6) immediately upon being requested to do so by the police officer, the result of the second analysis governs and any suspension resulting from the analysis under subsection (2) continues or terminates accordingly.
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The U.S. appointed its first-ever special envoy on Monday to defend and promote the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people.
The State Department named Randy Berry, a gay senior diplomat who previously served as U.S. consul general in the Netherlands, to the role, reports Reuters.
In his new role, Berry will work to reduce violence and discrimination against LGBT people around the world, including those in some 75 countries where homosexuality and same-sex relationships are criminalized.
"Defending and promoting the human rights of LGBT persons is at the core of our commitment to advancing human rights globally — the heart and conscience of our diplomacy," U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said in a statement.
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"Break the siege, stop the fence --
A mass demonstration in Ni'alin
An especially big demonstration will be held in the village of Ni'alin on the morning of the coming Thursday, commemorating the anniversary of The Hague ruling which defined the Apartheid Wall a crime.The village of Ni'alin, which is located in the Ramallah district, has for more than a month now been leading an intense struggle against the de-facto appropriation of 2,500 of its 7,000 dunams of land by the 'separation fence'. The route of the fence in this area, much like the famous case of Bil'in, has been planned in such a way that would allow the near by illegal settlement of Hashmonaim to expand on lands that will be 'left behind' the fence."
"Happy Birthday" to the Israeli violations of international law
On Wednesday the 9th of July 2008, it has been 4 years since the International Court of Justice of La Haye, the principal judicial organ of the United Nations, has given its ruling concerning the Israeli apartheid Wall in the West Bank and East-Jerusalem.
Clear and accurate, the advisory opinion determined that "The construction of the Wall being built by Israel in the occupied Palestinian Territory, including in and around East Jerusalem is contrary to international law." As a consequence, the ICJ ruled that Israel must halt the construction of the Wall, dismantle forthwith the structure, return the land to Palestinians whose property has been seized and pay compensation for all the damage caused to them. Although this is an advisory –nonbinding- legal opinion, an overwhelming majority of UN member states voted for General Assembly Resolution which called on Israel to comply with the ICJ opinion.
Still, four years after the International Court opinion, Israel has not complied with the ICJ opinion yet and the apartheid Wall construction continues. It is Ni'lin turn now to fight and organize popular non-violent struggles to resist the confiscation of the palestinian land. But before Ni'lin's people, the villagers from Bi'lin demonstrated, as well as the ones from Jayyous, Abud, At-tuwani, Beit Sira, Qybia and in some many more places all across the West Bank. Israel is continuously stealing land by establishing settlements and building new sections of the Wall while villagers are peacefully demonstrating –sometimes for years- to protest against what has been recognized illegal by The Hague.
The construction of Israel's 9-meters high-Wall began on the 16th of June 2002. The Wall will extend over some 800 km, when totally completed. Now, more than 56,5% has been completed while 9,9 % is under construction and 33,9 % more projected. Nearly 80% of the total projected Wall route is being built inside the West Bank -including East-Jerusalem- side of the 1967's Green Line, on a land confiscated from Palestinians by the Israeli military. No section of the Wall is being built on the Israeli side of the Green Line. According to the Office of Coordination for Humanitarian Affairs in the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OCHA), when complete, approximately 10% of West Bank territory, including East Jerusalem, will be isolated by the Wall and physically connected to Israel.
A so-called security measure
The Israeli government has stated that the Wall was conceived to reduce the number of terrorist attacks. It maintains that "the sole purpose of the Security Fence, as stated in the Israeli Government decision of July 23rd 2001, is security and Israel's response to suicide bombers who enter into Israel". (OCHA, July 2008). However officials from the Israeli Government, such as the Israeli Minister of Justice Haim Ramon stated that "the separation fence is being built first and foremost for security reasons, but at the end of the day it has political implications." (OCHA, July 2008)
The ICJ advisory opinion does not say something different by mentioning that "the Wall is not a security necessity" and "the construction of the wall and its associated regime create a 'fait accompli' on the ground that could well become permanent, in which case, and notwithstanding the formal characterization of the wall by Israel, it would be tantamount to de facto annexation".
The Wall will so annex an important amount of the West Bank lands, including some of the most fertile agricultural land and richest regarding water resources. With its matrix of checkpoints, buffer zones, electrified fencing, watch towers, sniper towers and roads for patrol vehicles; that prevent the Palestinians from freedom of movement, access to agricultural lands, water, health services and other basics needs, the Wall is a master piece of Israel apartheid policy. Furthermore, it will also isolate some 60,500 Palestinians living in 42 villages and towns in a closed military zone limbo between the Wall and the Green Line. Declared closed by military order since 2003, all Palestinians living there, or wanting to enter are now required to obtain permits from the Israeli authorities. 15 communities with a total population of 31,400 Palestinians will be completely surrounded by the Wall.
As a matter of fact, by isolating West Bank villages from each other, Israel is –rather than trying to secure its land and citizens- aiming to fragment the West Bank into Cantons and ghettos, attempting to prevent, by 'fait accompli' on the ground, the creation of a free and fully-sovereign Palestinian state. All this, in the eyes of a silent international community that has itself approved and voted the Court advisory opinion.


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Learning to Maintain Your Site
Many organizations choose to have their site built with a Content Management System, which allows their staff to make routine updates without assistance. To make this easier, most clients can benefit from a few hours of training. Larger clients may have one or more web developers on staff who need to learn the underlying technologies to prepare them to take over support of the site.
Rosita Internet Solutions is well positioned to meet these needs, with an experienced technology instructor / course developer on staff (having held instructor certifications from Microsoft, Cisco, Sunsoft, and AT&T). We can provide anything from informal individual instruction to custom-courseware classroom training, and make it remarkably cost-effective for your organization.


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St Thomas Caterers for Wedding and Special Events
Don't limit your search to business location . Often times St Thomas caterers will and do travel between islands and to your location.
Not all weddings have a one-size-fits-all solution for a budget wedding which include reception and catering. As a result Wedding caterers are prepared to offer you several menus or suggestions for your wedding reception.
It is important that the caterer you select is a good match. Because then you feel that you are getting value for food and drink. Which results in lower stress levels on your wedding day.
Excellence of food and presentation is something a caterer bases their business on.
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The Department of Students' Welfare provides students with total education environment with an enjoyable campus living experience. The campus life provides conducive environment to students' success. It provides variety of opportunities for academic, social, leadership, and recreational activities that facilitate personal development.
NM-AIST has the best student housing in the region, reputable for elegance, privacy, ICT-mediation. There are two types of hostels for students namely Hostel type A and, Hostel Type B and Researchers Village.
Hostel Type A
Hostel Type BThis Hostel has more sociable setting in which every three rooms share common facilities including kitchen and washrooms.
Researchers Village
This is the accommodation facility for post-doctoral and researchers is set in quarters which are in series of twin houses each provided with a best equipped bed-room, study-cum-bed room, a furnished kitchen, sitting room and a washroom.
Dinning / Cafeteria
There is a cafeteria located within the campus that provides varieties of Tanzanian dishes at a reasonable price. The cafeteria is open from 7:00am to 8:00pm.
Recreational Activities
The NM-AIST campus recreational programs and activities foster the education and development of the mind, body and spirit of community members. It provides safe and quality recreational programs, facilities, and services to students and staff to encourage personal escalation. These programs and services include sports and games, special events, music festivals, workshops, Conferences, seminars and tours to National Parks (i.e. Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Tarangire, Manyara and Arusha national park). Sports and Games generate healthy minds to academic Elite. Sports and games that students are involved are football, basketball and volleyball.
Guidance and Counselling
Students with academic, psychological, social economic problems receive guidance and counselling through the Department of Students' Welfare. The department help students to intensify the capacity of taking rational control over their feelings and actions, to impart them with skills, awareness and knowledge to confront social inadequacies and make their life at NM-AIST campus more comfortable.
Students are accessing health services at NM-AIST Dispensary through National Health Insurance Fund ( NHIF). The Dispensary is open from 8:00am to 4:00pm however, there is on campus medical doctor who attends all emergence cases after office hours. Students with more complicated cases are referred to hospitals in Arusha town.
Students Associations
The NM-AIST oversees the necessity to allow students to form various associations for their own benefits. This aims at helping students learn social, political, economic issues practically by being given advisory services or guidance from the management through the Department of Students Welfare, thus Students' associations are operated and organized by students themselves. NM-AIST management can intervene only when it sees there is a situation which endangers peace and tranquillity of the students and the institution at large.
The Nelson Mandela African Institution of Science and Technology Student's Organization (NM-AIST-SO) development contributes towards the holistic development of all students. The NM-AIST functions among others are to train and develop student leadership, coordination of student life and events and supporting student governance structures such as the Students Cabinet, Students Representative Council and Students Association Board; thus every student registered at this Institution is automatically a member of NM-AIST-SO association.


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When planning your first cruise it pays not to be too ambitious. If you allow a quarter of an hour per mile and a quarter of an hour per lock, not forgetting a stop for lunch or a shopping expedition to a nearby village, you will not be far out.
On the following pages are some recommended routes. There are obviously so many variations on these routes that you can have fun planning and exploring yourselves.
We would only recommend the cruises marked a "busy two weeks" to those who have holidayed on the canals before.
Maintenance Work on locks, tunnels, embankments etc, does have to be done from time to time. Most work is of course carried out during the winter months, but it is a good idea to have an alternative route in mind in case any work is in progress on your first choice of route. We are very fortunate at Weedon in having so many different routes from which to choose.
Please select a route below to view full details. The first option gives an overview of all 8 suggested routes.
NB. The figures shown beside the routes are: firstly the number of miles, secondly the number of locks and finally the approximate number of hours needed to navigate between the places marked with a black circle.
A magnificent holiday combining the very best of both canal and river cruising. Travelling south on the Grand Union you should plan to meet the River Thames at Brentford approximately 4 days after leaving Weedon.
Having passed out of the canal on to the Thames, turn sharp right and head for Teddington. Do not stop until you have passed through Teddington Lock. This short section of the Thames is tidal and for safety reasons must be navigated in the upstream direction i.e. Brentford to Teddington. This passage can only be made 2½ hours either side of high water.
Your journey along the Thames will take you past Hampton Court with its maze, Windsor Castle, Marlow, Henley and Sonning. There are many beautiful riverside houses with lawns running down to the water edge. On through Reading and the Goring Gap, unusual birds may be seen here! On reaching Oxford, turn right at Osney or preferably carry on up river to Kings Lock and turn right at Dukes Cut on to the Oxford Canal which winds its way up through the Cotswolds and so back to Weedon.
249 miles; 174 locks, 2 tunnels, 1 swing bridge and some lift bridges; 9 hours per day navigating (a busy two weeks). To explore the many beautiful riverside towns and villages on route you do need three weeks. 5¾ hours navigating per day (an easy three weeks).
(a River Thames licence is required).
Our personal favourite. Travelling south from Weedon, the Grand Union Canal passes through the one and three quarter mile long Blisworth tunnel. At the other end lies the small canalside village of Stoke Bruerne with its Waterways Museum, definitely worth a visit.
On south the canal passes over a small aqueduct at Cosgrove, through Linslade and Leighton Buzzard to Marsworth Junction and on south through Tring cutting to Cowroast lock; and return to Weedon.
98½ miles; 64 locks, 1 tunnel, 1 aqueduct; 7½ hrs navigating per day (an easy week). Also an ideal route for short breaks.
The Southern Oxford is a contour canal that winds its way through the Cotswold countryside. Opened in 1790, it is one of the oldest canals in the country.
After circuiting Napton Hill with its windmill and climbing Napton locks comes Fenny Compton summit with its roofless tunnel. The canal then descends to Banbury then on to the Cherwell valley. A nice place to turn is Thrupp, a small village with a pub and lift bridge.
119.5 miles; 94 locks, 1½, tunnels and some lift bridges; 9½, hours per day navigating (a busy week).
For an easier week turn at Lower Heyford: 98 miles; 84 locks, 1½ tunnels, 8 hours per day navigating; or turn at Aynho 86 miles; 78 locks, 1½ tunnels, 7 hours per day navigating.
Travelling north from Weedon along the North Oxford, Coventry and Trent & Mersey canals there are relatively few locks, so good progress can be made.
Turning left at Great Haywood, Tixall Wide is a nice mooring place; this is a lake through which the canal passes in the grounds of Shugborough Hall, home of the Earl of Lichfield. On to Autherley junction. This is rather a built up area so it is better to travel on to Brewood, a beautifully quiet village. The Shropshire Union is well known for its deep wooded cuttings and high embankments. Carry straight on past the junction with the Llangollen canal and turn right to Middlewich with its salt works. Travel south through the one and three quarter mile long Harecastle tunnel - this tunnel is only one-way at a time, so delays here can be expected. The tunnel keeper will tell you when you can enter. Harecastle tunnel is an eerie place with reddy brown water at one end and clear at the other. It is reputed to be haunted by a ghost called Kit Crewbucket! (not recommended for the faint hearted). Having survived Harecastle tunnel, travel on south through the Potteries, rejoining your outward track at Great Haywood.
263 miles; 166 locks, 3 tunnels; 9 hrs per day navigating (a busy two weeks).
This two week Shropshire Union Cruise can be nicely extended into three weeks to include the Llangollen Canal with its two spectacular aqueducts. You would then cover 353 miles; 206 locks, 4 tunnels and 2 aqueducts; 7¾ hours a day navigating (a comfortable three weeks).
A route especially sought after by the lock-shy.
The Northern Oxford Canal takes you to Hawkesbury junction with its cast iron bridge and old steam pumping engine house. Turn right at Marston Junction along the narrow winding Ashby Canal, past the fields where the Battle of Bosworth was fought in 1485. Bridge 53 gives access to Shackerstone Station, home of the Market Bosworth Light Railway. On through Snarestone tunnel to the canal terminus. Then retrace your route to Weedon.
112 miles; 34 locks, 3 tunnels; 7 hours per day navigating (an easy week).
Some lovely scenery. You travel the long winding Leicester summit to Foxton, down this famous flight of locks where the old inclined plane can still be seen. They used a steam engine to winch the narrowboats up the hill in tanks of water.
The old town of Market Harborough makes a pleasant detour; then on through Leicester and down the River Soar. Do not be surprised to see steam trains crossing Bridge 38: this is the Great Central Steam Railway. Turn sharp left at Trent Junction along the river to Shardlow then via the Trent & Mersey and Coventry Canals and the lock-free Ashby Canal to Snares tone and back then on south, skirting round Rugby and so through the 2048 yard long Braunston Tunnel to Weedon.
219 miles; 115 locks, 1 swing bridge, 5 tunnels; 7.25 hours navigating (an easy two weeks).
Upper and Lower Avon licences are payable by crews at Tewkesbury and Evesham locks.
Travelling north via Braunston, Napton and Kingswood Junction you join the North Stratford Canal to Kings Norton, past Alvechurch and down the notorious Tardebigge flight of 30 locks. On to the River Severn at Worcester, there are very few mooring places between Worcester and Tewkesbury. Be careful not to overshoot the turning by Healings Mill at Tewkesbury. Head on up the lower and upper Avon to Stratford where you can moor in the basin outside the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. The southern Stratford Canal with its barrel-roofed cottages is very shallow and slow going. On reaching Kingswood Junction you retrace your outward track to Weedon.
180 miles; 249 locks, 6 tunnels, 2 aqueducts, 8 hours per day navigating (a busy two weeks).
A variation of the Avon Ring would be to travel north via the North Oxford and Coventry Canals to Great Heywood. Travel the full length of the Staffs & Worcester Canal to Stourport, then down the River Severn to Worcester where you can join the Avon Ring. 243 miles; 196 locks, 9 hours per day navigating - a busy two weeks!
Plenty of waterside inns on this route to quench your thirst.
Royal Leamington Spa with its fine Regency terraces has some fine shops and the Pump Rooms where people have been sampling the water since 1838, when Queen Victoria took them.
On through Warwick with its Castle and curio shops. Just beyond Warwick are the 21 locks at Hatton - an awe-inspiring sight. Some boats' crews turn at the bottom of Hatton and retrace their route to Weedon, others look upon Hatton as a challenge and press on to Kingswood before turning for home.
71 miles; 118 locks, 2 tunnels, 7½ hours per day navigating (an easy week).


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Playing online game is fun but if playing becomes an addiction and you stopped doing your usual routine that will become a problem. Imagine you skip breakfast, lunch or even dinner. You only eat junk food just to level up your in-game character. Do you think that would be healthy for your body? Worst case if you did not reached your goal for your character even you spent some amount of premium items, it might lead to stress. Being stressful will make your immune system weaker. Not to mention you get dandruff and eventually loose hair and get bald. But dont worry in this technology era days we already have some medical companies to consult incase you are loosing hair. Like this new york city hair transplants for men. Of course we also have services like that in our country as we also have other medical group here.
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Published on 2016-01-02
Always look on the bright side of life! whistling
- New rig - My windows laptop died the other year so I needed a replacement to satisfy my gaming needs. I got myself a new box with medium tier parts.
- Learned Django - Finally learned Django after years of programming in Python. My first project was this job board.
- New Insync office - Insync moved to a house in Xavierville Ave, Loyola Heights. QC represent!
- Baked without mixes - Not by myself but helped throughout the process. And it was really good!
- Taught Django - Got to teach basic Django in one of DevCon's code camps. I presented the process of creating a Tinder clone (what? it was hip then) using Django. I also mentored in the first Django Girls Manila workshop.
- Surfed - Got to try out surfing in Baler. That proved useful when we went to Siargao later in the year.
- Attended my first non-relative wedding - Not really an achievement but I wanted to add it to the list. Congrats Ton and Ana!
- Koh Phangan - Let's mix in some travel. Koh Phangan is as beautiful as it was when I first saw it a few years ago. There were a lot more commercial establishments though.
- Started sport climbing - I got better than I was back in P.E. Still not good enough to be considered "good at it". Outdoors was really fun! A lot scarier but the view is way more gorgeous.
- Helped organize PyCon PH - It's my third time helping out. Good people makes it easy to volunteer.
- New job - Not technically a new job but I left Insync to focus on a startup I've co-founded. It's one of the biggest decisions I made this year.
- Siargao - Best adventure of my entire life so far. Waves, motorbikes and appreciating nature's beauty and scale. Best birthday ever!
- Gave a keynote talk - DevCon gave me the chance to do a keynote talk at their annual conference. I admittedly didn't deliver a "keynote" talk but watching the good speakers throughout the event made me want to really improve.
- Sydney - One of the most pleasant places I've been to and it couldn't have been better with the good friends I was with.
Inspired by this blog post. Happy 2016!


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In this tutorial, you will learn how you can change the SSH port of your VPS. This is useful to prevent unauthorized access to your server. It is an added security measure and highly recommended.
- Linux Server
- SSH Client (Putty Recommended)
- Text Editor (nano Recommended)
- Root Access
Steps to Change the SSH Port
1 – SSH into your Linux Server and Login as root.
2 – Run the following command:
vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config
3 – Locate the following in the file – # Port 22
4 – Remove # from the line and change 22 to the port you want.
5 – The final step is to restart the sshd service by running the following command:
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"A Magical Moment"
(a pageant open to all girls ages 1 to 18)
Saturday, Oct. 15, 2016 at 4:00 p.m.
Heard County Middle School Gym
6 Divisions
(divisions may vary based on participation)
Ages 1-4: Itsy Bitsy (may be escorted by one parent)
Grades K-1: Tiny Miss
Grades 2-3: Little Miss
Grades 4-5: Junior Miss
Grades 6-8: Miss Middle School
9-12: Miss High School
** Formal Wear ** Miss Photogenic **People's Choice **
*Best Themed-Oriented Photo*
For Formal Wear, the Queen in each category will receive a stunning tiara, a bouquet of fresh flowers, and a beautiful sash. The first runner-up and second runner-up will receive a gorgeous tiara and a beautiful sash.
For Most Photogenic, People's Choice and Best Themed-Oriented Photo, one winner per division per category will receive a sparkling tiara and a beautiful sash.
Non-Refundable Entry Fees
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*** $5 categories are optional ***
Please go to the Heard County Middle School website and print the entry form or pick one up at any of the Heard County Schools. Please drop off entry forms, fees, and photos at your child's school or Heard Middle School. Deadline to enter is Monday, September 26th. Photos may be emailed to email@example.com
If you would like to mail your registration packet, the mailing address is as follows:
Wylene Spearman
P.O. Box 1271
Franklin, GA 30217
All registration packets must be postmarked no later than Monday, September 26th. Make checks or money orders payable to Heard County Middle School Cheerleaders.
Early Bird Discount: All complete registration packets dropped off at HCMS by Friday, Sept. 24th or postmarked by Friday, Sept. 24th will receive a $5 discount.
Concessions will be sold by Heard County Middle School. Prices will vary.
Admission tickets to the pageant – $2.00 each for children (grades pre-K to 12th) and $3.00 for adults.
All proceeds will benefit Heard Co. Middle School Cheerleaders.
"A Magical Moment" Pageant at HCMS
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Prosaptia pectinata T.Moore
Prosaptia pectinata T.Moore, Index. Fil. 298. 1860; Parris, Fl. Pen. Malaysia, Ser. I, Ferns & Lycoph. 1: 180. 2010. – Type: Blume s.n., Java, Bantam (holotype L).
Prosaptia leysii (Baker) Ching, Bull. Fan Mem. Inst. Biol. 10: 242. 1941; Tagawa & K.Iwats., Acta Phytotax. Geobot. 23: 53. 1968; Tagawa & K.Iwats., Fl. Thailand 3: 594. 1989; Boonkerd & Pollawatn, Pterid. Thailand: 292. 2000. – Polypodium leysii Baker, J. Bot. 1879: 66. 1879. – Ctenopteris leysii (Baker) Holttum, Rev. Fl. Malaya ed. 1, 2: 232, f. 132. 1955 ['1954'].
Description from Parris, Fl. Pen. Malaysia, Ser. I, Ferns & Lycoph. 1: 180. 2010.Stipes winged to base or 1–10 by 0.5–1.0 mm; with scattered to dense simple non-septate hairs 0.1–0.2 mm long and sparse to scattered 1–3-forked hairs 0.1–0.2 mm long. Laminae 142–380+ by 31–65 mm, narrowly elliptic in outline, bluntly acute to acute at apex, long-attenuate at base, deeply pinnately divided to wing 0.2–1.0 mm wide along rachis, pinnae 26–66 pairs, longest pinnae 15–35(–45) by 2–3 mm, very narrowly triangular to very narrowly oblong, sometimes slightly crenulate, teeth to 0.5 mm long; with simple non-septate hairs sparse to frequent on lower surface of rachis (0.2–0.5 mm long) and sparse to frequent on upper surface of rachis (0.2–0.5 mm long), sometimes occasional to scattered on rim of sorus and sometimes occasional to sparse on lower surface of lamina (c. 0.1 mm long), occasional to scattered on lower surface of pinna midvein (0.1–0.2 mm long), occasional to scattered on margin (c. 0.1 mm long), occasional on upper surface of lamina (c. 0.1 mm long) and occasional to sparse on upper surface of pinna midvein (0.1–0.2 mm long), and 1–3-forked hairs 0.1–0.2 mm long occasional to scattered on lower surface of lamina, occasional to sparse on lower surface of pinna midvein, occasional to scattered on lower surface of rachis, occasional to sparse on margin, occasional to scattered on upper surface of lamina and occasional to sparse on upper surface of pinna midvein and upper surface of rachis; rachis prominent and concolorous to slightly darker on both surfaces of lamina, or level to slightly sunken and slightly darker on upper surface, both prominent and level to sunken on the same plant; pinna midvein slightly prominent to prominent on upper surface, sometimes slightly prominent on lower surface, concolorous to slightly darker on lower surface, concolorous on lower surface; lateral veins sometimes visible in transmitted light, sometimes slightly prominent and concolorous on upper surface. Sori 0.6–1.2 by 0.4–1.1 mm, ± circular to elliptic in outline, sunken ± parallel to plane of lamina in ± semicircular to semi-elliptic pouches, opening 0.2–0.4 mm from margin, prominent on upper surface of lamina, discrete when mature, on 4–56+ pairs of pinnae in apical, middle or basal 1/3 to 5/6 of lamina, in two rows per pinna, one on each side of pinna midvein, 1–8 in each row on longest pinnae, middle 115 to 1/2 or ± throughout pinna, nearer to margin than pinna midvein .
Distribution in Thailand
PENINSULAR: Yala.
Wider Distribution
Sumatra, Peninsular Malaysia, Borneo, Java, the Philippines, Sulawesi and Moluccas.
On mossy tree trunks at low altitudes, rarely terrestrial .
Proposed IUCN Conservation Assessment
Least Concern (LC). This species is widespread outside of Thailand and not under any known threat.
The taxon name is is based on Davallia pectinata Blume, non Sm. (see Parris, Fl. Pen. Malaysia, Ser. I, Ferns & Lycoph. 1: 180. 2010)
Site hosted by the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. Content managed by Stuart Lindsay, Gardens by the Bay, Singapore and David Middleton, Singapore Botanic Gardens. Last updated 24 January 2012


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This self-described "drinking club with a running problem" meets once a month and runs along hidden trails anywhere from 2-7 miles. On the way, "hashers" are required to stop at secret checkpoints, chug a beer from a concealed cooler or perfectly-timed "beer wagon", and continue to the next checkpoint. By the end most runners are so exhausted, they might actually think Admiral Ackbar IS Colonel Reb.
According to the Local Voice, Hash Runs date back to the 1930's. While it's unclear exactly how long the Oxford chapter has been at it, the fact that it only costs $10 to party will probably solidify it's future for a long time.
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Anybody out there have any tips on how to keep the paint from freezing up within the 1st few minutes of a locate? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks guys
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Anybody out there have any tips on how to keep the paint from freezing up within the 1st few minutes of a locate? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks guys
If cold enough to freeze paint quickly you cannot stop it. I kept one or two extra cans stuffed inside my jacket / coat and swapped out as the ones on the paint stick froze. You can warm up cans on the dash over the windshield defroster vents.
As the can sprays out paint and propellant gas heat is lost and adds to the cooling the can.
You could wrap a can on the paint stick with rags soaked in engine oil and light it like a torch . Let us know how that works for you.
this issue has plagued us all through the years .....LOL ...here in Louisiana we don't have that problem....but the one time that he got that cold ..I sprayed the paint from my hand instead of the paint gun .
Greetings Meat! I welcome your membership to the Cable Vine! It is nice to have a lady join the ranks in our forum. It kinda/sorta keeps the "locker room" talk to manageable limits.
I have visited your city of Chicago maybe 8 times during my life. Twice I visited your city during the summer and Chicago is awesome during the summer. The rest of my visits were done in either January, February or March. I know first hand your city can get very chilly during the winter. During each of my winter time visits I have seen the frozen waves along the Lake Michigan waterfront. Now that's cold in my book:
I can appreciate your challenge to keep your cans of paint flowing during the 1st locate of the day and beyond. Winter temperatures here in Kansas City go up and down like a yo-yo. The past 3 weeks we have seen many days with single digit highs with a few 40s sprinkled in just for fun.
You most likely get solvent-based paint by early winter which helps a little until it gets colder than 10° F. I might be getting some solvent-based orange, red & yellow paint later this month. The blue, green, white and black paint I use will always be water-based year around.
I bag up 2 oranges, 2 reds, 2 yellows, 2 blues, 1 green, 1 white and 1 black cans of paint in a trash bag every night and store in my heated garage. The next day I place the trash bag of paint on the passenger-side floorboard of my work truck. I rotate frozen cans of paint from the back of my truck to the floorboard as I use up the heated cans. So far this year, having the heater set on KILL and blowing on the floorboard only between locates has allowed all my cans to flow nicely all day.
Anyway, thanks for joining the 'Vine and please post often!
Welcome to the Vine. I can only repeat what has been said already. Well, except the flaming torch that would be your paint stick.
Keep your paint in your house at night. Put it on the floorboard in the morning. Keep one or two in your jacket while painting and paint by hand instead of the paint stick. Rotating paint in and out of your jacket as needed.
If you work for the 4 letter locating company and they still give out those hand warmers,wrap one around your paint can in the stick. It will keep it warm for 2-3 locates.
Just be careful when spraying by hand, you don't want the nozzle to clog up partially and squirt you in the eyes.
Caution if you put partials on the dash to thaw. If the can clogged while straying once it thaws it will release. I throw my sandwich bag over the top. Painted to many dashes and windshields in my time. I usually throw two of each in my bag with my transmitter and bring it in the house. Winter drains the batteries too. I have a box on the floorboard and throw cans in it. Throw the heat between the defroster and floor. Alternate them as they freeze. A lot of partials during the winter.


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Capricorns may be serious, but they are extremely physical creatures. Capricorn is an earth sign and therefore very grounded in the body. Capricorn lovers are great technicians—they want to be skillful in the bedroom. Reading the Kama Sutra together, mastering new techniques—this is what excites your Capricorn. There is some evidence that because of Capricorn's mastery of the world he or she may have an interest in S&M, but ask first!


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Dragon's Rock
Meet the Hoppers: a regular, fire-breathing family of five just trying to make ends meet and cope with the chaos of daily life. Forget everything you think to know about these reptilian monsters. All those blood-soaked legends and tales of knight-munching are only part of the story…
Series, 1 season, 26 episodes à 30 minutes
Style: 2D Animation (Cartoon)
Genre: Comedy
Target audience: Family
Production year: 2003
Rights: TV, Home Entertainment
Territories: Worldwide, excl. German-speaking
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All You Need to Know About Visiting Japanese Shinto Shrines
Torii Gates and Spirit Kami:
An endless row of vermilion shrine gates extends across the sacred Mount Inari like a paper fan being slowly unfolded. The gates gracefully glissade up the thickly wooded mountainside as enthralled tourists traverse beneath their sprawling canopies. These torii, as they are properly called, are the color of flowering poppies ‒ a beautiful shade that contrasts with the viridian of the surrounding nature.
Considered to be one of the most impressive and memorable sights in all of Japan, the ten thousand torii gates of Fushimi Inari-Taisha give the wanderlusting traveler ten thousand reasons to cash in his frequent flyer miles and soar towards the birthplace of anime, sushi, and sumo. Dedicated to the Shinto god of rice and sake, this shrine lords over any Japanese "Must-see Attractions" list and lures in more foreign tourists than almost any other destination in all of Kyoto.
Fushimi Inari's cinnabar gates never fail to set camera shutters ceaselessly snapping. Armed with a selfie stick and an iPhone, it is all too easy to forget that this shrine is something more than just the perfect backdrop for an Instagram selfie; it is a sacred and holy place of worship. As such, sightseers should be conscientious and show the proper respect, but what does that mean? What is considered to be culturally acceptable shrine-visiting etiquette? To help you navigate through these foreign religious sites, this two-part article will outline the most important steps and manners to remember when visiting both Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples.
Shinto Shrines
So, what is Shintoism? First and foremost, it is the native religion of Japan, meaning that it isn't widely practiced in other parts of the world. It is also a form of Animism, which is a worldview in which all things are thought to have a spirit and a name (yes, like in that song from Pocahontas). Centered on the worship of Japanese spirits, or kami, Shintoism's theology is largely about loving and respecting nature.
Unlike almost any other religion that I can think of, Shintoism does not have a holy book, a specific person or kami that is venerated above all others, nor does it have a defined set of prayers for worshipers to chant. Instead, this religion focuses on the performance of rituals that are meant to act as a bridge between the living and the kami.
Tanaka, a Shinto priest of Iwashimizu Hachimangu, Kyoto is quoted by The Japan Times* as saying, "Shinto never had holy scriptures like the Bible to follow, nor does it have a doctrine. It's more of a way of living, or the wisdom of how to live in harmony with nature, while being grateful and respectful of all the spirits of life."
How to Visit A Shrine
Torii gates, such as the famous ones seen at Fushimi Inari, are often erected at the entrance of a Shinto shrine. They mark the boundary between the hallowed ground belonging to the kami and the world outside; pass under it and you have entered the realm of the deity. As mere mortals, we should pause and show our respect to the spirit gods before setting foot onto their terrain. We can do this by performing a low bow before crossing under the torii.
As you enter the grounds of the shrine, make sure to avoid walking down the middle of the road, which is said to be the walkway of the Gods. One as lowly as a human should keep to the right side of the path or to the left, lest we tread in the footsteps of the holy kami and risk showing disrespect for their glorified ways.
One of the first things you will be likely to notice after you've entered is a large water basin or trough called a chozuya (which is also referred to as a temizuya). This is an ablution pavilion used for ceremonial purification. Although this sounds pretty elaborate, it's basically just a glorified handwashing station. The idea is that worshipers are impure and need to cleanse themselves before praying to the kami.
Using the ladles provided, you should wash your left hand first, then your right, and finish off the ritual by pouring some water into a cupped hand and drinking it. The order is important to get right, so take note! Left hand, right hand, then your mouth. And if you really want to impress your Japanese friends with your cultural know-how, you can hold the ladle vertically and let the sanctifying water trickle down the handle, thereby cleansing it as well as the hand holding it.
Now that you have purged yourself (and possibly the ladle too), you may approach the main shrine and pay your respects. You can do this in two ways: first, by offering prayers and second, by giving donations. The proper way to pray to a Shinto god is known as nirei-nihakushu-ichirei. If this sounds slightly intimidating to you, maybe the English translation will help you feel more at ease ‒ two bows, two claps, one bow. Here is a bit more detail on the process:
- Bow once as you approach the front of the shrine
- Throw a coin into the kami's offertory box (the amount doesn't matter)
- If there is a bell, ring it to alert the gods to your presence
- Bow twice
- Clap your hands twice
- Say your prayer to the kami
- Bow once more
If it seems like there is a lot of bowing going on, then you would be right! Bowing is an essential part of Shintoism, and is considered the go-to way of expressing your respect and adoration for the kami.
After you've bowed enough times, got yourself a little dizzy from said bowing, and finished praying to the all-powerful kami ‒ pat yourself on the back! You've just successfully maneuvered your way through a Japanese Shinto shrine!
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