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Don't Reverse Car in the Middle of the Road
Is that really something people need to be told or reminded?
Earlier today, my brother Ayaz and I were running a few errands when in the middle of the road, some guy decides to REVERSE his car in the middle of a busy intersection right by our house. On a jug handle.
This guy was driving a BMW so hopefully he at least values his car if not valued the lives involved when he decided to do something as stupid as REVERSE his car.
He hit our car but, alhumdulillah, no one was injured. In our car or his.
He had been driving annoyingly for a while leading up to the accident, but that was just annoying. It's when annoying becomes moronic and stupid that I have issues with.
He told us he was trying to switch lanes and that he didn't see us. I wanted to tell him 'of course you didn't see, you were busy being stupid and reversing your car in the middle of the road'!
It just doesn't make sense to me. Just to save a few seconds, people risk their own lives and the lives of innocent bystanders.
We are all fine, but there could have been injuries. There could have been children in the car. There could have been so many other possibilities. Is it really worth causing an accident to save a few moments of your time? Why are people always looking for shortcuts?
Even the police was dumbfounded when we told him what had happened. When the other driver told him the same, the police officer essentially told the guy "yeah, you can't do that".
Apparently that's not common sense.
Moral of the story: don't reverse your car in the middle of the road. I thought that was a given, but obviously not …
A week from today [September 26] marks eight years since Ayaz and I had the horrible car accident where our car was totaled 🙁 … can't believe it's been that long.
What's for Dinner: Chicken Burrito Bowl
On Tuesday, for my dad's birthday, I made homemade Chicken Burrito Bowls for dinner. It was flavorful and delicious. One of the best part of this meal was that it was all cooked in one pot!
I used:
- Diced/bite size pieces of boneless chicken breasts
- Seasonings: black pepper, garlic powder, ginger powder, paprika, chili powder, cayenne pepper, cumin
- Olive oil
- 1/4 cup of diced yellow onion
- 1 and 1/2 cup of uncooked [extra-long grain] rice
- 1 [14.5 ounce] can of diced tomatoes, drained
- 1 [15 ounce] can of black beans, drained and rinsed
- 2 1/2 cups of [low-sodium] chicken broth
- 1 to 2 cups of monterey jack cheese
- freshly diced tomatoes
- diced green onions
What I did was:
- I took my bite size boneless chicken meat and seasoned it with black pepper, garlic powder, ginger powder, paprika, chili powder, and cayenne powder.
- In a pot, add in about two tablespoons of olive oil (approximately) and add in your diced onion. Saute your onions until they are softened.
- When your onions are softened, add in your chicken [over medium heat]. Let it cook until it starts to brown. When that happens, move it to the side of the pan.
- Next, add in about another tablespoon of olive oil and add in your [uncooked] rice. Saute your rice until it starts to brown [only a few minutes].
- At the point, add in your can of [drained] diced tomatoes, your can of [drained and rinsed] black beans, and your chicken broth. Let it come up to a simmer before you lower the heat to low.
- Cover the pan and let it cook over low heat for about 20 minutes [until the liquid is absorbed and the rice is tender].
- At this point, remove your pot from the heat. Add in the amount of cheese you want and recover your pan. This will help you melt the cheese. Remove the lid and mix everything.
- Serve warm, with garnishes of diced green onion and tomatoes.
Notes: for mine, I didn't add cheese because I don't like it– but I know my parents and brother add cheese when they get something similar from Chipotle.
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UK life sciences bodies submit concerns over 'no deal' Brexit
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No less than Franconia's most popular television and star cook, Alexander Herrmann, creates the delicious four-course menu at the PALAZZO Nuremberg. The coming season will again be incredibly delicious. Look forward to down-to-earth cuisine excitingly combined, and discover familiar elements newly refined.
His "Restaurant Alexander Herrmann" in Wirsberg has also been awarded with a Michelin star. The Gault&Millau awarded the "Cooking School Alexander Herrmann" as the Cooking School of the Year 2011.
On television, the Franconian works among other things as a presenter of the ZDF success "Topfgeldjäger" and sits in the jury of the Sat.1 Primetime Show "The Taste". At Radio Bayern 1 he can be heard with a weekly program. His current book project is the trilogy "Küchen IQ", which promotes creativity at the stove with an innovative concept.


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Angry teachers are protesting against pay inequality this lunchtime.
The Teachers Union of Ireland say it's impossible to attract and retain young teachers who face additional training costs and low entry level pay.
Second level subjects like languages, maths and science are particularly at risk as fewer graduates in these areas choose teaching, opting for industry jobs instead.
Experienced teachers who are still passionate about their jobs say they as parents they wouldn't want their children to follow in their footsteps as the opportunities are not attractive for new teachers as they were when they qualified themselves.
Gail Conway has this report:
TUI President Joanne Irwin says they've waited long enough for the pay equalisation issue to be resolved. They want better pay for young teachers. They're protesting this lunchtime to highlight the issue. pic.twitter.com/1JPqoMRbQu
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Windows and beds, for example, are not the same standard size all over the world. Therefore rather make sure that the curtains and bedding will fit before you start packing. Familiarize yourself with the customs requirements in the destination country. Some countries do not allow open fires, which might mean that the Weber will have to be left behind.
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When you start thinking about dumplings, I'm betting you're imagining they're inside a big steamy stew that's been bubbling away for hours. My Mum used to make good dumplings for her stews. They always came out light with a great flavour, not all heavy and sticky like my Grandmother used to make! But that's another story for another time..
Dumpling recipes vary between countries, which leads to some exciting ideas to be discovered. From what I've found, They can be fruit filled, be sweet or savoury and can be the star of the show or just a side to the main dish.
It's time you found out just how amazing dumplings can be, check out these great dumpling recipes!
Apple Dumplings – Mrs Happy Homemaker
I wanted to make some kind of apple dessert after dinner…but was running a little short on time, so my usual apple pie was out of the question (for now!). I decided to prepare some Caramel Apple Dumplings, & my family sure was glad that I did. I have to admit, I was pretty stoked about these little gems too!
Sliced Bread Dumpling With Bacon – Rock The Taste
In germany almost everyone knows them, Bread Dumplings or as we call them: Semmelknödel. It's kind of a classical and traditional german side dish for all kinds of roasted meat and traditional recipes. With cheap and easy to get ingredients like old bread, bacon, onion and eggs, you can create something beautiful, that fits to everything meaty and even vegetarian main
Czech Fruit Filled Dumplings – Grown To Cook
This is one of the classics of the Czech cuisine and while, despite my Bohemian heritage, I do not really make many Czech dishes at home, this one I like. It's a sort of semi-legitimate dessert-for-dinner situation. Sometimes the fruit dumplings are made with a kind of cottage cheese dough, but I prefer this much lighter tasting version with yeasted dough. The fruit is steamed in the dumpling with all the juices trapped inside


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It's our intention to provide you with a truly memorable on farm and outdoors 'Producers Plate' dinner experience, so when preparing to come to these events, please consider the following guidelines;
Event Duration (between 4 ½ to 5 hours)
Depending on the location and setting of each event and once guests have arrived, we will generally start with an introductory talk and a farm tour, or a meet and mingle with local Artisans in Toast The Locals Marketplace. We start the event in the late afternoon and at about 6.00pm we will make our way to the long table to commence and enjoy our shared meal. Dinner is served family-style with wines matched to each course. We aim to conclude the meal and main event by 9.00pm, with guests departing the host property by 9.30pm.
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As process engineer industrial water you work on projects in both the Netherlands and abroad (short term missions mostly). You act as specialist and consultant and/or project manager, depending on the complexity of your projects.
You have proven experience as process engineer and you are enthusiastic and eager to participate and learn from a technological perspective, in small and large projects such as: feasibility & system selection studies, pilot research, design & engineering, realization, operations & maintenance, asset management and evaluations & benchmarks.
As process engineer you have expertise of biological waste water treatment, physical/chemical treatment, sludge and resource management, circular water/integrated water and smart water. You have a sense for innovation and digitization and development of new businesses. As project manager you are also responsible for internal management of budgets, risks, planning, contacts with clients and contract management. You attract clients with your added value and you actively contribute to our external business development by using your own network and contacts.
You usually work in project teams on challenging and complex issues in different project phases: feasibility, pilot testing, design and implementation, realization and operation and maintenance. Your natural attitude is to find a balance between focus on efficiency and to search for innovative and sustainable solutions. You are eager to contribute based on your technical competence and your passion and drive to find these sustainable solutions.
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A result and client driven team is your natural habitat. An environment that enhances personal development. To be successful in the role of process engineer industrial water you recognize the following characteristics:
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- You have experience with and passion for projects in process engineering of water and waste water systems with the ambition to develop to thought leader
- Development of new and innovative business is in your DNA and you own strong analytical competences.
- You have a good sense for commercial business and a strong external network and contacts in this sector.
- You have a collaborative approach and enthusiasm in working together as team player with colleagues and clients.
- You are stress resilient and flexible and are eager to travel abroad regularly.
The organization
We are global leaders in providing solutions to the world's challenges living with water. Our industrial clients demand top class expertise to ensure compliance, to optimize costs and to ensure reliable operation of their valuable assets. Water plays a vital role in our client's business.
Our technical and technological expertise is applied at all project stages, from strategy, planning, through feasibility and system selection, to design, engineering, construction management and operation and maintenance of water assets.
The Advisory Group Industry & International's main focus is providing solutions for the industry waste water treatment, process water and cooling water systems, water optimization studies related to core processes, sewer systems, water recycling and zero liquid discharge.
Our process experts are well known as pioneers and leading professionals in sustainability, capable of integrating sustainable solutions to maintain the quality objectives and success of our clients.
Our offer
You will become part of a team with rich experience which is global leader in the field of water technology delivering eye catching (international) projects. How great is that?
You will work together with colleagues with great consultancy skills and strong in connecting industry, environment and society. This perfectly fits with 'Enhancing Society Together'.
There are plenty of possibilities for growth in the role. Naturally, such a beautiful company such as Royal HaskoningDHV offers many more development opportunities! We stimulate internal mobility and thus also autonomy in making development choices.
In addition to that we are the largest Dutch engineering firm: innovative but realistic, perfectionistic but decisive, surprising but reliable. Always and anywhere! That's Royal HaskoningDHV! Do you recognize yourself? Then we might be interesting for you! You will have an excellent working atmosphere, working in an organisation with more than 60 fellow process engineers, all dealing with water, in which organizational and personal development take central stage.
Our assessment and rewarding will always be based on your personal competences. We offer a wide array of personal development courses. Furthermore, you'll receive an excellent package of flexible terms of employment.
The procedure
For more information you can contact Rob Schonk, Director Advisory Group, on (+31) 6 512 686 25.
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Survey Title: Public Awards 1989-1995
SAC Issue: Volume VIII, No. 2, pp. 1 - 13
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napari is a fast, interactive, multi-dimensional image viewer for Python. It's designed for browsing, annotating, and analyzing large multi-dimensional images. It's built on top of Qt (for the GUI), vispy (for performant GPU-based rendering), and the scientific Python stack (e.g. numpy, scipy). It includes critical viewer features out-of-the-box, such as support for large multi-dimensional data, and layering and annotation. By integrating closely with the Python ecosystem, napari can be easily coupled to leading machine learning and image analysis tools (e.g. scikit-image, scikit-learn, TensorFlow, PyTorch), enabling more user-friendly automated analysis.
jSLIC superpixels - is a segmentation method for clustering similar regions - superpixels - in the given image which are usually used for other segmentation techniques. The only two parameters are average (initial) size of each superpixel and rigidity parameter in range (0,1)
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Working version of a simple GUI frontend for CMTK image registration tools in Fiji
The MIPAV (Medical Image Processing, Analysis, and Visualization) application enables quantitative analysis and visualization of medical images of numerous modalities such as PET, MRI, CT, or microscopy. Using MIPAV's standard user-interface and analysis tools, researchers at remote sites (via the internet) can easily share research data and analyses, thereby enhancing their ability to research, diagnose, monitor, and treat medical disorders.
Software for analysis, visualization, simulation, and acquisition of data from spectroscopy and fluorescence microscopy.
The BigDataViewer is a re-slicing browser for terabyte-sized multi-view image sequences. BigDataViewer was developed with multi-view light-sheet microscopy data in mind and integrates well with Fiji's SPIMage processing pipeline.
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Drowning PEMEX?
Due to the energy reform in Mexico, PEMEX lost exclusivity in the supply chain on virtually all hydrocarbon activities; now, PEMEX has to compete. Insofar as the reform states, PEMEX will continue operating as the national oil company, and it is expected to do so in the same conditions as other competing companies. That seems fine, until reality reveals its fiscal situation.
Due to the energy reform in Mexico, PEMEX lost exclusivity in the supply chain on virtually all hydrocarbon activities; now, PEMEX has to compete. Insofar as the reform states, PEMEX will continue operating as the national oil company, and it is expected to do so in the same conditions as other competing companies. That seems fine, until reality reveals its fiscal situation.
For example, the reform made the mistake of not taking PEMEX (and CFE) out of the federal budget expenditure (Presupuesto de Egresos de la Federación, PEF); the company is subject to multiple restrictions on expenditures, debt and control, derived from its status as a productive-state enterprise in the PEF. In addition, the transitional tax regime (2014-2015) does not remove the possibility that Pemex remains subject to an over-extraction of resources by the Ministry of Finances (SHCP), as has been the case for the last 30 years. The 2015 fiscal regime establishes that the treasury shall receive at least the equivalent of 4.7percent of gross domestic product estimate from the "hydrocarbons" sector (percentage that was estimated in 2013), which translates to 861 billion pesos this year. The point is that for 2015, and perhaps for several subsequent years, only one company will be able to produce hydrocarbons and provide resources to achieve this goal: PEMEX. By law, in 2014, PEMEX should have paid to the treasury 785 billion pesos for oil rights (4.5 percent of GDP). In 2014, Pemex contributed 780 billion pesos to the federal treasury, which is 99 percent in comparison to the budget.
It is known that, due to its financial stringency, in 2014, PEMEX delayed multiple payments to its suppliers and contractors, which affected its rating as a source of reliable payment. In addition, due to the lack of resources, PEMEX was forced to postpone essential projects needed for exploration and production. Just when the company should be strategically positioning itself to compete with its new competitors, PEMEX does not have the authority to use the resources it has to do so.
Surprisingly, in December of last year, the SCHP withdrew 50 billion pesos that could have been used to reduce its debts with suppliers and contractors, as well as to fund strategic projects. Many of these suppliers and contractors are financed in the national capital and international markets, even with emission of bonds and obligations in the market. For this reason, financial agencies are concerned that if PEMEX does not properly compensate these companies, they in turn will not comply with their financial obligations.
The cost of this withdrawal was high; one might think that it was due to a critical situation on its federal budgetary balance (public deficit), which in turn deserves a public explanation. In fact, in January, PEMEX further fell into debt with foreign creditors by 6 billion pesos, perhaps to pay for that surprising withdrawal.
It is unreasonable that last week SHCP announced that by the end of the 2014 fiscal year, the public sector deficit (the one that includes the Federal Public Administration) had increased to 547 billion pesos which is 73 billion pesos lower than what was expected. Why is PEMEX taking 50 billion pesos that could have been put to use to secure reserves and production in the future? In addition, there is a need to assess the disproportionate adjustments made to the budget of PEMEX in 2015. From the total adjustment of the Federal Public Administration (124 billion pesos), it has been asked of PEMEX to implement a reduction of 62 billion pesos. To say it differently in a Mexican expression: when it rains, it pours (llueve sobre mojado). In other words, with this adjustment there will be fewer resources for suppliers, contractors and strategic projects. What is that about?
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There are cars and trucks parked outside the Dirty Shame when I go past - mostly trucks - and it looks warm and inviting, a glow in the night woods. - Rick Bass
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The good news is that I'm moving across town, so to speak, and I'll now be blogging at http://thebeautifuldue.wordpress.com. I hope you'll continue checking in from time and time and pondering the cockeyed thoughts of yours truly. And please know that any comment you leave, even if its a one-worder, is appreciated more than you'll ever know.
It'll be the same batman, just different bat channel - make sense? Well, shucks, this is harder than I thought...I'm about to cry. I guess its best to just ride off. So from here, adios. Hope to see you on the other side...over at the beautiful.
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lots of life and laughter and persnickety-ness (is that a word) on these pages. I hope you'll leave them around, like a good book on the shelf you can return to (we can return to) when we feel the need to remember.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the words here, John. I've been a stealth reader and a very appreciative one to be sure. I grew up not too far from the Dirty Shame in NW Montana. The title of this blog got my attention but the words kept me coming back. I'll be following at the new site.ReplyDelete
Thank you, Adam...I hope to visit the Shame one of these days...glad to know you'll be checking in from time to time on the other side.ReplyDelete


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Showpad is the leading sales enablement platform for the modern seller. Showpad's all-in-one platform empowers sales and marketing teams to engage buyers by integrating industry leading training and coaching software with innovative content solutions. Using the most comprehensive data on successful sales interactions, Showpad fuels Artificial Intelligence to discover, replicate and automate what works for top performers.
Showpad serves more than 1,000 customers across the globe, including Johnson & Johnson, BASF, GE Healthcare, Fujifilm, Bridgestone, Prudential, Honeywell and Merck. Founded in 2011, the company has headquarters in Ghent and Chicago with offices in London, Munich, San Francisco and Portland. To learn more about Showpad, visit www.showpad.com or follow Showpad on Twitter and LinkedIn.
A Senior Back-end Engineer will shape the future of the Showpad product as managing the core functionalities and API's of the Showpad platform. You will develop an ecosystem of services rather than a monolithic environment. You will influence the way we build our product in a test-driven environment and have an impact on the end-user experience of all our customers.
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Showpad is building the future in sales and marketing where every sales person is successful. The goal of Showpad, as an international scale-up, is to double digit growth that opens many opportunities every year. Showpad is looking for people who thrive in a fast-paced, performance-driven company, who are not afraid to stretch themselves in a fun environment, and focus on impact and growth.
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Storytelling is not one-way communication. Instead, it involves a great deal of listening, whether you are telling a story on a stage or with your team in the workplace. On this episode, our guest reveals why listening is such a vital part of storytelling, and how to use it as a tool to invite people into powerful stories.
Our stories and speaking begin with us, but they end with the audience. On this episode, we'll explore how to powerfully impact audiences by focusing on their needs. You'll also learn about the connection between storytelling and the right side of the brain, story archetypes, vulnerability, and much more.
Bill Carmody is the founder and CEO of Trepoint, a 22-year digital marketing veteran and TEDx speaker. His purpose in life is to be an inspirational leader who enjoys solving problems and creating breakthroughs for those brave enough to build a better future.
As a speaker, you have an amazing tool at your disposal. This tool can create community, inspire new ways of thinking, and help you make a powerful impact on your audience. On this season of The Big Talk, we'll look at the power of storytelling and how it is an indispensable tool for leadership. In this episode, Tricia shares her story of taking stages, and why storytelling and leadership are one and the same.
What truly moves people to action, the head or the heart? While information and content is vital, today's guest reminds us that storytelling and connecting with people's hearts through vulnerability is the most powerful way to impact them.
Jason Harris is the president and CEO of the award-winning creative agency Mekanism and works closely with brands through a blend of soul and science to create shareable and provocative campaigns that engage audiences. Jason's passion for leveraging the power of storytelling to humanize brands and establish an emotional connection with consumers as people rather than mere transactions has revolutionized the role and impact of modern marketing. Jason's innovative methods are currently studied at Harvard Business School through the case study "Mekanism: Engineering Viral Marketing."
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It's easy to let fear hold you back as a speaker. What if you forget your script? What if people don't like your talk? What if the unexpected happens? Today's guest shares a powerful technique for dealing with fear, as well as offering many other tips for becoming a more effective speaker.
Tonya Harris is an award-winning toxin expert, childhood cancer survivor, and mother of three. She is the founder of Slightly Greener, offering busy Moms simple solutions for reducing toxins in their home. Tonya is also the founder of the Happy Child Project, a movement to de-stigmatize learning disabilities and mental health challenges in children.
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You can prepare for a big talk, but what happens when the unexpected happens or you go "off book"? Today's guest shares how she maintains a tension between preparation and living in the moment when speaking. You'll learn how these strategies apply to your speaking as well as your life and business.
Dr. Kristina Hallett is a board-certified clinical psychologist, executive coach, and speaker who specializes in harnessing the positive power of stress, self-compassion, and radical self-care. She helps professionals develop skills to make stress work to their advantage to increase productivity and well-being through changes in mindset, perspective, and everyday practices.
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How do you influence others as a speaker? Today's guest reminds us that influence goes far beyond your role as a speaker from the stage. She shares her compelling journey of blending speaking with leadership and coaching in a variety of environments.
Stephanie Simpson is an artist, educator, and coach. Drawing on her background in movement, meditation, and psychology, she guides people to achieve their greatest potential and empowers them to live their lives unapologetically and to the fullest by nurturing the connection between the mind, body, and spirit.
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Does business have to be cutthroat? Today's guest doesn't think so. He shares why his unique approach to life and business through the power of kindness is impacting lives. You'll learn how it can impact yours as well.
Rocco is an author, speaker, entrepreneur, coach, and business attorney. He has a passion for spreading his message of the power of kindness in business, and hopes to inspire the masses to leave this world a kinder place for his three kids.
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When it comes to your platform, it's easy to feel like the various pieces don't connect together. Today's guest shares how she has blended her storytelling, speaking, and leadership into a unique mix, and how you can do the same as well.
Mari Carmen Pizarro is the Founder of Whole Leadership Systems, a boutique consulting firm dedicated to developing high-performing executives and leaders. She has over 25 years of experience in leadership and human performance and is an expert at integrating emotional intelligence with sustained levels of high performance. A seasoned Keynote and TEDx speaker, Mari Carmen captivates audiences all over the world, bridging the multicultural and diversity gaps with her content. She is also the founder of the International Leadership Academy for Women.
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One of the hallmarks of a great speaker is the ability to share your true self from the stage. Today's guest shares her approach to authentic speaking that includes sharing a faith-based message that connects to people from a variety of backgrounds.
Alexis Fuentes is a motivational storyteller rooted in Catholic spirituality. Her work is designed to enliven and nourish that spark of faith that gets people moving. She is all about saying "yes" and doing more, and hopes that her stories will help you do the same.
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The most effective speakers realize their message is bigger than them. Today's guest shares her journey through grief in order to become a "renegade widow" whose bold message is impacting countless lives.
Sarah Nannen is a keynote speaker, life coach, and the author of the best-selling book Grief Unveiled: A Widow's Guide to Navigating Your Journey in Life After Loss. Sarah became a military widow and solo mom of four young children in 2014 when an aviation accident claimed her husband's life. Her journey through grief opened her eyes to a renegade way of approaching life and possibility that now informs her work with women breaking through limitation to live extraordinary lives. Her podcast, "Grief Unveiled," released in 2018, offers up weekly conversations dedicated to real talk and real truth about grief and living.
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Popular thinking about masculinity tells us that men are to be strong and tough. Today's guest shows how going through the Speakers Who Dare process helped him embrace his vulnerable side while also increasing his speaking platform.
Mike Shereck is a leader, coach, and author. He's also a real guy with over thirty years of experience in construction and manufacturing. He works with leaders and teams to empower them in the ever-changing, challenging, ambiguous, and chaotic world of business today. Mike has an unparalleled stand for men and their leadership and is committed to shifting the narrative around men, leadership, and their impact. He believes it's possible to honor our authentic masculine self, while accepting, honoring and partnering with, and contributing to, all others with whom we share this world. Mike is the author of Berwyn Rules: Leadership Secrets of 26th Street. He is also a Harley Davidson enthusiast.
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Can people predict the future with 100% accuracy? Perhaps not, but today's guest spends a lot of time thinking about the future and how we can be better equipped for it. She also shares her experiencing in creating a better future for herself, and her listeners, through crafting a compelling talk.
Tracey Wik is an entrepreneur, writer, and talent futurist dedicated to creating workplaces that recognize and elevate the potential of all employees. She works with high-achieving leaders to help them understand what talent they have, what talent they need, and how to put science around the art of selecting and developing teams.
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Many of the talks given at Speakers Who Dare were delivered by those with stage experience. However, today's guest shares his insights and experience as a first-time speaker. Although he is new to the stage, he shares a wealth of tips that can help you improve your speaking as well.
Rachit Kansal is an engineer and researcher committed to changing our relationship with the planet. Working at a leading non-profit and think tank alongside a team who shares his passion for forging innovative paths forward, Rachit is currently focused on understanding how we can leverage the intersection of technology and economics to accelerate our world toward a clean energy transition.
He also believes that technological and economic innovation are only part of the solution. In order for the transition to clean energy to be as impactful as it can be, it also needs heart—a young, fresh, bold approach that is as daring and passionate as it is smart. With a Master's degree in Renewable Energy, Rachit draws on his expertise as well as his experience having lived and worked on four different continents to meet our global problems with a truly global perspective.
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Every big talk has the potential to change lives. This is especially true of today's speaker, who prepared a life-changing talk about survival and resilience. She will inspire you with her story of taking her expertise to a deeper level and helping people become more resilient beyond just surviving.
Amy C. O'Neill, MS, LPC has built a career in mental health over two-and-a-half decades, and traveled a personal path that has proven over and over again that resilience is key to truly living healthy, both in mind and body. Resilience enables us to face tragedy and still take the necessary steps to go through. Resilience is mandatory for us to recover when obstacles interfere. And, as Amy can attest, resilience can be harnessed.
After methodically training and successfully completing three Ironman Triathlons, and the prestigious Boston Marathon five times, Amy knows how mental and physical focus can lead to success. Perhaps her biggest life test was being thrust into the role of a Boston Marathon Bombing Survivor. Her testimony understanding the path of the unthinkable has opened up her eyes to a new way of going through adversity. Amy's goal is to share her lived and learned knowledge with others. The survival journey is complicated, and we can not only survive challenges, but also thrive and create a life we love.
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Our sweet spot as speakers can come from surprising places. Today's guest shares her story of blending humor, public speaking, and acting in order to deal with the "heavy" topic of mental illness.
Marla Schultz is a headlining stand-up comic, speaker, and actress. She has guest-starred in numerous films and TV shows, been a regular on Sirius XM Radio, and performs in clubs, theaters, and on cruise ships nationwide.
She never imagined that her years making people laugh would provide critical skills needed when communicating with doctors and insurance companies, as well as helping keep loved ones alive. Since becoming an Accidental Advocate, Marla has proven that laughter really is the best medicine. She uses her engaging sense of humor to connect, entertain, and make a difference.
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Almost every speaker deals with nerves or stage fright. But what if you could develop the confidence and mindset to own the stage? Today's guest shares her amazing story of learning to lean into her fear and develop greater confidence as a speaker.
Theresa is an Intuitive Coach, certified in Dragon Reiki, Angel Card reading, and channeling. She is the founder of More Time More You, which is focused on aligned purpose. Theresa and her husband, Eddie, are the hosts of the podcast "The Theresa and Eddie Show", helping to humanize the immigrant and refugee experience.
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One of the most important elements of becoming a daring speaker is to embrace who you are and become vulnerable. Today's guest shares his journey of learning to claim his story and share it with the world.
Most speakers come to the stage having rehearsed from a script. However, today's guest reveals her unique process for preparing for a talk and influencing the audience in an "invisible" way.
Where do inspiration and passion come from? Today's guest shares her story of experiencing a "close call" in traffic, and how it prompted her to investigate a passion that she brought to her big talk. Her story will encourage you to begin investigating your passion as well, perhaps in unexpected ways.
Every speaker must focus on themselves to some degree as they prepare for their big talk. But in the end, it's all about serving a greater purpose and reaching an audience. Today's guest shares his story of how Speakers Who Dare impacted his speaking and helped him focus on a greater purpose.
On this episode, Tricia answers listener questions and offers valuable speaking tips you can put into practice right away.
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You have honed and crafted your message, and you're ready to share it with audiences. But how do you actually get booked as a speaker? Today's guest shares loads of tips you can start putting into practice right away to start booking more speaking opportunities.
A key part of having a successful speaking business is targeting your ideal client with your message. In other words: Who needs to hear your message? Today's guest will help you think strategically and hone in on your ideal client when crafting and pitching your talks. In addition, she shares many actionable tips for developing an effective speaking business.
People make the transition to public speaking in many ways. Today's guest was a community college professor and used her teaching skills to add value to others through speaking. You'll learn a variety of lessons on the business of speaking as she shares her story.


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Monument is near Phra Pinkhao Bridge; is near Phra Athit Road; is near Trok Rongmai; is near Soi Rambuttri; is near Soi Chanasongkham; is near Trok Kasap; is near Chakkraphong Road; is near Khao San Road; Monument is geographically located at latitude(13.7608 degrees) 13° 45' 38" North of the Equator and longitude (100.4927 degrees) 100° 29' 33" East of the Prime Meridian on the Map of Bangkok.
The locations related to Monument are represented by the an airplane flight paths route between two points and may not be nearest by road. For example, Monument is located 70 metres from Suk Prasat Hotel. Monument is located 89 metres from O Bangkok Hotel. Monument is located 102 metres from Thailand Marine Department. Monument is located 104 metres from Phitcy Guest House. Monument is located 109 metres from Baan Sabai Guest House.
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Suk Prasat Hotel 0.1km, O Bangkok Hotel 0.1km, Baan Sabai Guest House 0.1km, are places to stay (hotel, service apartment, inn) located near Monument.
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National Museum 0.4km, Royal Barge Museum 0.9km, Old Big Gun Museum 1.9km, are places of interest (attraction) located near Monument.
Dramatic School The Fine Arta Department 0.1km, Craftsman School 0.2km, Wat Chana Songkham School 0.2km, are places of learning (school, college, university) located near Monument.
Sanam Luang 0.6km, Kor-Tor-Mor Square 1.3km, Rommaneenard Park 1.7km, are parks, playgrounds, open fields or commons located near Monument.
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McDowell County Schools Preschool Programs
NC PreK Registration for the 2019-2020 school year has started!!!!
Please bring a birth certificate, proof of income (W2s or paycheck stub), current well check and immunizations to complete the application process. If the student's birthday is between now and August 31, 2019 you can return the Health Assessment and Immunizations after the registration meeting. You will need to have an appointment scheduled to ensure documents are complete close to the 4th birthday.
We look forward to helping you register your child!
A registration day will be held at each school from 8:00 am - 3:00 pm.
Glenwood Elementary- March 15, 2019 and April 19, 2019
Old Fort Elementary- April 5, 2019
Pleasant Gardens Elementary- April 10, 2019
Nebo Elementary- April 12, 2019
North Cove Elementary- April 17, 2019
West Marion Elementary- March 22, 2019
Marion Elementary- April 3, 2019
Eastfield Global Magnet- Registration will be completed by Head Start. Please call them at (828)652-3229 for more information.
Please contact Lorrie Smith at (828)442-2415 to register.
McDowell County Schools Preschool Programs
Notice of Public Meeting
The McDowell County NC Pre-K Committee will meet on April 11, 2018 at 10:00 am in the Conference Room at the
McDowell County Schools Central Office,
334 S.Main Street
Marion, NC 28752
The purpose of this meeting will be to share updates from the NC PreK Program and the beginning the site selection process for the 2019-2020 school year.


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O.H. Ivie Reservoir twenty miles southeast on FM 1929,
east of Hwy. 83
Ballinger City Lake, located along historical Elm Creek,
features a public swimming pool, playground equipment, picnic area with
outdoor cooking facilities, hiking and bike trails, RV hookups, fishing.
1909 Carnegie Library is one of thirty-four library buildings
funded by Andrew Carnegie and one of only four still in use as a public
Restored Railroad Depot
Charles H. Noyes Statue, courthouse, sculptured by Pompeo
Coppini, dedicated to the "Spirit of the Texas Cowboy."
The Cross, erected by the Jim and Doris Studen Family
in 1993
Veterans Memorial on Courthouse Square
April: Texas State Festival of Ethnic Cultures
and Arts & Crafts Show, held on the "largest landscaped courthouse
lawn in the state," features Colorado River Bike Fest, ethnic food
booths, handmade arts and crafts, live entertainment, and a dance on
Saturday night.
September: Texas State Championship Pinto Bean Cook-off
November: Christmas in Olde Ballinger
Concho Park Inc., Lake Ivie, 915-357-4466
Desert Inn Motel, Hwy. 67 S, 915-365-2518
Elm Creek Village, O. H. Ivie, 915-357-4776
Miz Virginia's Bed & Breakfast, 800-344-0781
Motel Stonewall, 201 Broadway, 800-895-7760
Olde Park Hotel, 107 S. 6th, 915-365-2453
Beefmaster Steakhouse, 1608 Broadway, 915-365-2424
China House, Hwy. 67 S. 915-365-5627
Dairy Queen, 1200 Hutchins, 915-365-2058
Elm Creek Village, O.H. Ivie, 915-357-4776
Jeweled Sampler, 719 Hutchins, 915-365-5470
Lowake Steakhouse, Lowake, 915-442-3201
Pizza Hut, 204 Broadway, 915-365-2566
Pizza Pro, 610 Hutchins, 915-365-3313
Sonic Drive In, 2003 Hutchins, 915-365-2225
Subway, 1801 Hutchins, 915-365-2876
Taco Paco's 104 Broadway, 915-365-2226
Curiosities, 915-365-5470
The Now & Then Shoppe, 915-365-2653
Olde Park Hotel Complex, 915-365-2453
Stuff N Such, 915-365-5864
The Treadmill, 915-365-3974
Ueckert's Main Street, 915-365-3383
The Woodbox, 915-365-3696
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the future of libraries in the digital age
Your Name and Title: Rebecca Hedreen, Library Coordinator for Distance Learning
Library, School, or Organization Name: Hilton C. Buley Library, Southern Connecticut State University
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Area of the World from Which You Will Present: New Haven, CT, USA
Language in Which You Will Present: English (U.S.)
Target Audience(s): Academic and Public librarians, educators
Short Session Description (one line): Implications of the Open Education movement (from open access to open universities) for libraries
Full Session Description (as long as you would like): Open Education runs the gamut from using open access materials in the classroom to learning that is taking place outside of educational institutions in self-selecting and self-designing learning communities. What does it mean for libraries, especially academic and public libraries, if learners are using openly accessible, and even remixable, materials? What if large numbers of independent scholars appear with university level needs? How do we choose what to catalog, and what if we're interested in a remixable resource, that could accumulate versions with every user?
Websites / URLs Associated with Your Session:
Open Access Guide: http://libguides.southernct.edu/openaccess
Article on Open Education: Marc Parry, "Online Education Is Everywhere. What's the Next Big Thing?" Wired Campus, Chronicle of Higher Education, August 31, 2011. (Note: I am not associated with either the author or the programs he writes about.)
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Your presentation sounds really interesting! If I cannot be at your live presentation, I will certainly be watching the recording of it.
A few slide advancement issues, but I think it went well. Thanks to all who attended and who watch the recording in the future.
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Charts available
|Planning Chart Australia (PCA)
|En Route Chart – Low (ERC–L)
|World Aeronautical Chart (WAC)
|En Route Chart – High (ERC–H)
|Visual Terminal Chart (VTC)
|Terminal Area Chart (TAC)
|Visual Navigational Chart (VNC)
|Aerodrome (AD) Chart
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PCA depicts the following information:
- GAF boundaries
- WAC coverage and chart titles
- location names and abbreviations
- estimated FIS VHF coverage at 5000 ft and 10,000 ft and
- HF network boundaries.
Visual charts
World Aeronautical Charts (WACs) (scale 1:1,000,000) are designed for pre-flight planning and pilotage. They are constructed on Lambert's Conformal Conic Projection. Australian coverage is shown on the front of each chart.
Visual Navigation Charts (VNCs) (scale 1:500,000) are designed for VFR operations. They contain an aeronautical overlay of controlled airspace over a topographical base, and contain some radio communication and other navigational data appropriate for visual navigation. Map coverage is shown on the front of each map.
Visual Terminal Charts (VTCs) (scale 1:250,000) are designed for visual operations near terminal areas. They contain some topographical detail and appropriate airspace, radio communication and navigation aid information. VTCs are intended for use up to and including FL180.
When planning visual navigation outside the coverage of VTCs, pilots will need to refer to the appropriate VNC (if available) or IFR chart ERC-L for depiction of controlled airspace and prohibited, restricted and danger areas (AIP GEN 3.2).
En-route charts and terminal area charts
ERCs-L, ERCs-H and TACs are presented at various scales and depict airspace, air routes and radio navigation facilities.
ERCs-L are intended for use primarily up to and including FL200. ERCs-L show an outline of the areas covered by TACs and VTCs. These areas impact on the ERC-L presentation as follows:
- within the areas covered by TACs, full details of air routes may not be shown due to lack of space
- air route information within these areas will usually only include the route line and bearing. Where space permits, the route designator, distance and LSALT may also be shown and
- within the areas covered by TACs and VTCs, full details of airspace may not be shown. Information may only indicate lateral boundaries. Restricted and danger area numbers and sport aviation symbols may not be shown.
For complete details of aeronautical data in these areas refer to the appropriate TACs or VTCs.
ERCs-H are intended to be used for operations above FL200.
TACs show details applicable to both high and low level operations in terminal areas. Aerodrome charts, apron charts, noise abatement procedures, SID charts, STAR charts, DME and GPS Arrival charts and IAL charts are IFR charts and are published in DAP East and DAP West (AIP GEN 3.2).
Restricted and danger areas
Restricted and danger areas are depicted as follows:
- On all charts, restricted areas are shown with a magenta verge. See the RA conditional status (see AIP ENR 1.4) displayed on the chart with association to the RA. ERSA-PRD AREA outlines each code and its meaning.
- On the ERCs and TACs, Danger areas are shown with a solid magenta line.
- On the VTCs, danger areas are shown with a solid magenta line with a magenta dotted verge along the inside of its boundary.
- On all charts where a restricted and danger area have a common lateral boundary, only the restricted area verge is shown. The danger area boundary is indicated by labels (AIP GEN 3.2).
Airspace boundary information
Distances associated with airspace boundaries indicate the datum on which the airspace is based, and are shown as follows:
- 'NM' indicates a distance from the aerodrome reference point;
- 'DME' or 'TAC' indicates a distance based on a particular navigation aid (DME or TACAN), and
- Some control zones have boundaries based on a runway threshold. For example:
'7 NM FM THR RWY 33' indicates a distance based on the threshold of Runway 33 at the associated aerodrome (AIP GEN 3.2).
Frequency information
Flight information area (FIA) boundaries and frequencies are depicted in green. ATC frequencies and the associated boundaries for use in Class E airspace are depicted in brown (AIP GEN 3.2).
The prefix to a frequency indicates the provider of the service.
Where a single area is divided vertically between different frequencies, the vertical limits applicable to each frequency will be indicated.
Depiction of Common Traffic Advisory Frequency (CTAF) AIP GEN 3.2
At non-controlled aerodromes where 126.7 MHz is not the CTAF, or non-controlled aerodromes that have an associated navaid, an entry 'CTAF' followed by the designated frequency is annotated in a box associated with the location. Radio carriage is required at all non-controlled aerodromes which are identified in the ERSA as being certified, registered or military. ERSA should always be consulted as part of the pre-flight planning process before operating at non-controlled aerodromes.
Broadcast areas AIP GEN 3.2
Broadcast areas are defined airspace volumes in Class G airspace for which a discrete frequency (CTAF) has been allocated. All operations, including those at aerodromes (charted and uncharted) and landing sites within this area shalluse this CTAF as the broadcast frequency. A note on charts states 'for operations in this area SFC -<altitude> use CTAF <frequency>'. The default vertical limit of a Broadcast Area is 5,000 ft AMSL.
An example of a broadcast area is located in the Redcliffe (YRED) area in Queensland.


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Horse Trekking
Experience the Upper Middle Rhine Valley on horseback.
Golf by the Rhine
Here at the Romantic Rhine, golfers will find plenty of opportunities to practise their sport.
Climbing is great training for body and mind - and it's a lot of fun, too!
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Wedding Catering Westlake QLD
8 Expert Tips For Picking the Right Catering Service In Westlake
When it comes to the things that can make or break an occasion, few are as essential as the quality, flavor and appearance of the food and drinks you serve. A lot is riding on your decision of which catering service to employ, and if you think this choice actually isn't that essential, take a look at it in this manner, incredible catering can rescue an event that's on the rocks, however bad catering will usually send guests to the doors.
In addition, due to the fact that catering is often the # 1 or # 2 line-item cost for a lot of occasions, the caterer you choose is also a substantial monetary decision and can influence just how much money you have left over to invest in other areas depending on food costs and amounts.
Include the fact that caterers can differ drastically in their rates and the types of meals and services they use, and the process of selecting a catering service can figuratively and literally feel like you are comparing apples to oranges.
# 1 Responsiveness And Individual Interest In Your Requirements
Of all the event and catering professionals we talked with, this showed up over and over and over again, mainly since how responsive and interested a caterer is throughout your initial conversations is a sign of how they will carry out during the length of their contract with you (and more on contracts later on).
A prospective catering service should be discovering as much as they can about you in your first couple of discussions with them, so you ought to anticipate them to be talking and asking concerns about 20% of the time and you supplying responses and describing your requirements about 80% of the time.
# 2 Ability To Handle Your Particular Kind Of Event In Westlake 4074
Not every catering service is perfect or every kind of occasion, and lots of catering services themselves freely admit this.
So when interviewing your Westlake catering services (and you must speak to a minimum of 3 caterers for any event with an affordable budget), you need to specify about the kind of event you are planning and the kind of food and/or presentation you are expecting. Otherwise, you may wind up picking a caterer who simply isn't really a great fit for the type or style of your event.
Almost every caterer has a standard menu or menus to choose from, and numerous do provide some level of built-in versatility to adjust these menus to your particular needs by replacing specific items and/or customizing others.
However, the standout catering services will surpass standardized menu choices and want to produce amazing fare that matches even more specific theme and dietary needs.
# 3 Desire To Provide Tastings
How will you ever know what a caterer can do unless you sample their goods? And more particularly, how will you know what the menu items you are thinking about will taste like unless you specifically try them?
Some people avoid asking to sample the particular items they want for their occasion since it appears like an inconvenience for the catering service, however it is standard to request a tasting of what you are intending to order before you sign on the dotted line.
In addition, you can ask for wine parings for these tastings if they are appropriate for your occasion (once again, be prepared to pay a cost, it's a small price to pay to ensure you select the ideal catering service). And when you are sampling the food, also take care of how it is presented, as any caterer who takes the time to appropriately show a sample will probably be more likely to make that type of effort on your occasion day.
Are you an event supervisor who needs to handle catering information, budget plans and projects?
Or are you a caterer who needs to track proposals, invoices, meal selections, inventory and other customer information?
# 4 Familiarity With The Venue
You might remain in for a surprise if you hire a BARBEQUE take-out joint to cater an official ballroom fundraising event. Or if you choose a high-end business occasion caterer to serve a barn wedding. Why? Because these caterers might not be accustomed to preparing and serving food in such a setting.
This can get even more particular depending upon restrictions of the venue itself, like in the case of museums and historical sites.
Much more traditional venues can also have restrictions that caterers must follow, like particular setup standards or disposal restrictions for waste food and water, so having a caterer that is familiar with a location's rules can possibly save you great deals of hassle on event day.
# 5 Total Description Of Services/Goods Promised In The Agreement
The caterer's contract should clearly spell out precisely what food, drinks and services the caterer will be offering on the designated day( s). Moreover, it must safeguard you from non-performance as much as it safeguards the catering service from non-payment/default, so you may wish to think about having a lawyer} look at it before you sign it.
Every detail should be included in the agreement, included chosen menus, variety of servings and/or people to be served, beverage/bar service details (if applicable) and all prices and extra services.
No catering service in Westlake with a shred of self-respect and scruples participates in a contract with strategies to bail at the last minute, however you have to make certain there is a cancellation clause in your contract just in case your catering service needs to cancel.
You don't wish to be left without recourse with only days or hours before your event, so just make sure cancellation procedures and penalties remain in place so you do have a backup plan.
# 6 References You Can Call and Speak To
Of course you will need to check up on the caterers you are considering, and it's always good to begin online and check out sites.
Nevertheless, don't stop there, as online reviews are not always trusted (or perhaps genuine); for example, a good catering service may have had a couple of nightmare/hater clients who skew their rankings, while a truly average caterer might have padded their online reviews. So see if you can track down some previous customers of the caterers you are considering and connect to them.
# 7 Insurance Coverage
Every catering service we talked with called insurance coverage "a given" for catering services, and you definitely don't want to legally be on the hook for some oversight or mishap that was the fault of your catering service.
# 8 A Knowledgeable Chef and Kitchen Area Personnel
Remarkably, for how long a catering business in Westlake has actually been in business may not be as important in choosing a fantastic caterer as you might believe.
So ensure to ask about the chef's bona fides and CV because he or she will most likely be the one most responsible for the outcome of the meal and whether your visitors enjoy it or not.
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Brunch at Yodogo River
Enjoy a lazy morning or afternoon hiking into the World Heritag Site and make brunch at the pristine Yodogo River.
Price per hiker:
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Enjoy a lazy morning or afternoon hiking into the World Heritag Site and make brunch at the pristine Yodogo River.
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|Time: ~3 Hours
|Includes: Brunch
|Deer/Monkey Sightings
|Yakusugi Trees
|Mossy Forests
|Vista Views
|Strength & Technicality
|Weather Cancellations
|⚠⚠▵▵▵ (Road closures do to extreme rain, etc.)
Price per hiker:
|1 hiker: ¥11000 + ¥1000*park donation
|2 hikers: ¥8000 + ¥1000*park donation
|3+ hikers: ¥6500 + ¥1000*park donation
|*Park donation is requested from March, 2017.
|*When hiking with others, please stay with the group.
- Accident insurance
- Free hotel pick-up/drop-off
- Brunch
What to Pack
- Backpack*
- At least big enough to stash your rain gear and your water bottle. You'll want your hands free. A rain-cover is also nice, but please don't rely on it to keep your things dry! Alternatively, you can keep your things inside a plastic bag inside your backpack.
- Rain Gear*
- Including pants a jacket. It may be sunny in town, but cold and rainy in the mountains. A cheap poncho is NOT okay!
- Warm Layered Clothes
- Especially in fall and winter.
- Hiking Shoes or Boots*
- Sneakers are okay only if you don't mind getting them muddy and slipping on rocks.
- Water Bottle
- A 500mL plastic PET bottle is fine. There's plenty of natural, potable water along the trail.
- Gloves, towel, personal items and medications, snacks for the trail, camera and ziploc bag, folding umbrella for eating or taking photos.
- You probably won't need sunscreen unless you are very sensitive. Bugs don't tend to be enough of a problem to warrant bug repellent, but please don't wear perfume. There are no bears in Yakushima.
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10 Ways for Promoting Diversity in the Classroom
1. Play dress-up. Dressing up lets children literally step into someone else's shoes. Provide a variety of traditional costumes from all over the world. 2. "Accept linguistic/cultural hybridity (e.g. combined use of the native language and English for instruction, allowing code switching) as a viable and authentic way of being and communicating so that students…Details


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I just love the colors of Fall and especially pumpkins. And I miss them now that I'm living in the desert. It's still Summer here with highs near 100 this weekend. I know that many of you are starting to see the colors change. Enjoy them for me, won't you?
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Day 18 of 30: New Bird
A new variety of bird has been sighted in North America. It has a patchwork tummy and appliquéd wings. It is causing quite a stir. Could a quilter possibly be behind all this?
Out on a Limb
Fun wIth Copic Markers
I have often read about Copic markers on various art blogs. So when I was in an art supply store recently, I decided to make the investment in a new media to see what they were all about. I love the saturated color.
The Bird Tree
So where to the birds go to hang out? The Bird Tree of course. It's a fowl favorite!


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A new Nebo-UM radar system has gone into operations over southcentral Russia on Saturday, shoring up regional airspace control, the press service of the Western Military District has reported.
The new radar station, deployed in Voronezh region, will monitor airspace at medium and high altitudes, and has "increased the combat capabilities of the Western Military District in controlling the airspace in southern part of central Russia," the press statement noted.
Earlier this month, the US State Department accused Russia of "aggressive behavior" after a Russian plane intercepted a US Navy EP-3 spy plane near the Russian border over the Black Sea. Last week, the Russian military reported that at least 16 foreign aircraft had been detected along the border over the previous week, with jets scrambled to intercept the would-be intruders three times.


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This video is about how to make a wind chime from empty oxygen cylinders. It may be also known as a "redneck" wind chime. As a safety precaution use a small nail to go inside and make sure all the air is out. Use a small hand hack saw and cut slowly to make sure all the air is out. To suspend the cylinders from the middle use wire wrap. Make one loop to begin with and go around to the opposite side and mark the place. Make a single loop cross the wires over, use a pair of pliers where they cross to hold them. get the cylinder put a wire on there and criss cross it and you will have two loops that you can hang another wire off of to make your top. To make the suspension you weld 5 30D nails together, a washer on top and underneath Then one on end to hang it from. Then you hang a cord on top from each of the nails to hang your chimes on.
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PORTLAND, Ore. — The weight of national championship aspirations did not slow second-seeded Arizona on Thursday, as the Wildcats breezed to a 93-72 victory over No. 15 Texas Southern.
The Wildcats (32-3) zipped to a 15-2 lead in the game's first five minutes, snuffing any possible drama and turning the game into a bench-emptying exhibition of Arizona's depth. By halftime, it was 54-33, and Arizona had made 20 of 29 field-goal attempts (69 percent) and all 12 of its free throws. The Wildcats shot 60 percent for the game.
Still, Arizona prides itself as a top defensive team, and Coach Sean Miller, happy with the result, was not satisfied with the method, which allowed Texas Southern's guard-heavy lineup to shoot 47 percent from the field.
"I know we won by a big margin," Miller said. "But we have high aspirations, and in this tournament, you don't get a second chance."
Rondae Hollis-Jefferson led Arizona with 23 points, 16 in the first half, and 10 rebounds. Stanley Johnson added 22 points as all five Arizona starters finished in double figures.
Texas Southern's Madarious Gibbs led the Tigers with 15 points. But once behind minutes after tip-off, the Tigers never mustered a meaningful run to reverse Arizona's momentum.
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"They just overwhelmed us with length, size, athleticism in the first half," Texas Southern Coach Mike Davis said.
Arizona, the Pacific-12 Conference regular-season and tournament champion, will meet No. 10 Ohio State on Saturday for a slot in the round of 16.
Last year, Arizona was a No. 1 seed and lost in overtime to Wisconsin in the round of 8. But that team was without the 6-foot-9 forward Brandon Ashley, whose midseason foot injury kept him out of the postseason.
Ashley, fully healthy, was the outstanding player in Arizona's romp through the Pacific-12 tournament last week. Against Texas Southern (22-13), he scored 14 points and grabbed 4 rebounds.
Texas Southern, from the Southwestern Athletic Conference, represented a potential land mine for the Wildcats. Coach Mike Davis spent six seasons at Indiana, succeeding Bobby Knight, and led the Hoosiers to the national championship game in 2002.
Davis created one of the most difficult nonconference schedules in the country, with road games against the likes of Gonzaga, Baylor, Florida and Indiana. Among a slew of experience-building losses were a couple of upsets in late December, at Kansas State and at Michigan State.
Arizona's Miller watched the game against Michigan State on television that night, and said he felt a bit of anxiety three months later when he saw his team matched against the Tigers.
But any suspense disappeared in a hurry, leaving Arizona to focus on bigger teams and bigger games. Its winning streak is now 12 games. Anything short of 17 would be considered a disappointment.