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A mild pressor effect may be encountered in some patients. Drugs.com provides accurate and independent information on more than 24,000 prescription drugs, over-the-counter medicines and natural products. NOTE: Since Indigo Carmine is a dark blue solution, visual inspection for particulate matter prior to use may not be possible. The intravenous method is preferred because a 5 mL injection is sufficient. Sterile, nonpyrogenic. There are no data available describing the signs, symptoms or laboratory findings accompanying overdosage. FDA Safety Recalls, Uses. Copy the URL below and paste it into your RSS Reader application. A lesser dosage in infants, children and underweight patients will prevent skin coloration. Copyright © 2020 MIMS Pte Ltd. All rights reserved. It has a role as a food colouring, a histological dye and a two-colour indicator. https://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/labelrss.cfm?setid=56b8467d-c6c9-47a6-aaf4-eea94d937395, https://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/rss.cfm. The dye is sprayed against the colon mucosa wall to identify any tissue which is indicating symptoms of IBD, Colorectal Cancer, Ulcerative Colitis amongst other diseases. A mild pressor effect may be encountered in some patients. INDIGO CARMINE 40 MG/5 ML SOLUTION FOR INJECTION, We comply with the HONcode standard for trustworthy health information -. Therapeutic uses, prescribing information and product availability may vary between countries. Data sources include IBM Watson Micromedex (updated 2 Nov 2020), Cerner Multum™ (updated 2 Nov 2020), ASHP (updated 23 Oct 2020) and others. Indigo Carmine 1% is issued (in a dilute state) for chromoendoscopy procedures with the aid of a spray catheter. INDIGO CARMINE- indigo carmine injection, solution The intravenous method is preferred because a 5 mL injection is sufficient. Indigo Carmine is excreted largely by the kidneys, retaining its blue color during passage through the body. Indigo carmine is an organic sodium salt resulting from the formal condensation of indigo carmine (acid form) with two equivalents of sodium hydroxide. Indigo Carmine should be stored in the dark, away from direct light, preferably in the original package. The excretion of Indigo carmine … The biological half-life is 4 to 5 minutes following intravenous injection. This material is provided for educational purposes only and is not intended for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Updated Indigo Carmine is excreted largely by the kidneys, retaining its blue color during passage through the body. For further information about unapproved drugs, click here. Copyright © 2020 MIMS. (current). Skin discolouration (high doses). Indigo carmine: Search drug information, interaction, images & medical diagnosis. Since precipitation of indigotindisulfonate sodium may occur, Indigo Carmine Solution must not be diluted prior to injection or injected with infusion assemblies which were used with other solutions. Report Adverse Indigo Carmine Dosage and Administration. Indigo Carmine solution is injected either by the intravenous or intramuscular route, and its appearance at the ureteral orifices is watched with the cystoscope in place. Labels, All Index PubMed, Indigo carmine, or 5,5′-indigodisulfonic acid sodium salt, is an organic salt derived from indigo by sulfonation, which renders the compound soluble in water. Indigo Carmine is contraindicated in patients who have previously experienced an adverse reaction following its use. It gives a deep blue solution when dissolved in water. No discernible symptoms of toxicity have been observed in mice with an intravenous dose of 200 mg/kg. The intravenous method is preferred because a 5 mL injection is sufficient. Get Label RSS Feed, Indigotindisulfonate sodium injection should be given to a pregnant woman only if clearly needed. It is not known whether this drug is excreted in human milk. However, please discuss with your primary health provider or pharmacist for proper advice or if you feel unwell or sick. Its use is not known to lead to dependence or abuse. DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION. : Since Indigo Carmine is a dark blue solution, visual inspection for particulate matter prior to use may not be possible. Store at 20º to 25º C (68º to 77º F); excursions permitted to 15º to 30º C (59º to 86º F) (See USP Controlled Room Temperature). Indigo Carmine solution is injected either by the intravenous or intramuscular route, and its appearance at the ureteral orifices is watched with the cystoscope in place. To ensure that the withdrawn solution contains no particulates, 5 micron filter straws/filter needles must be used when withdrawing contents of ampules. pH adjusted, when necessary, with Citric Acid and/or Sodium Citrate. Nausea, vomiting, hypertension, bradycardia and occasionally, rash, pruritus and bronchoconstriction. Taking a single dose of expired Indigo Carmine is unlikely to produce an adverse event. & Articles, All Appearance time and elimination are delayed following intramuscular injection. Its use is not known to lead to dependence or abuse. It has the E number E132. A lesser dosage in infants, children and underweight patients will prevent skin coloration. All rights reserved. It is also not known whether indigotindisulfonate sodium injection can cause fetal harm when administered to a pregnant woman or can affect reproduction capacity. The biological half-life is 4 to 5 minutes following intravenous injection. Because many drugs are excreted in human milk, caution should be exercised when Indigo Carmine is administered to a nursing woman. Indigo carmine is also a redox indicator, turning yellow upon reduction.Another use is as a dissolved ozone indicator through the conversion to isatin-5-sulfonic acid. After intravenous administration the LD50 was established at 300 mg/kg in mice. this version. An occasional idiosyncratic drug reaction may occur. Elimination of the dye begins soon after injection, appearing in the urine within 10 minutes in average cases. Disclaimer: This information is independently developed by MIMS based on Indigo carmine from various references and is provided for your reference only. Indigo carmine is indicated in following settings:. Animal Reproduction studies have not been conducted with indigotindisulfonate sodium injection. Always consult your healthcare provider to ensure the information displayed on this page applies to your personal circumstances.
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Emmy nominations fail to catch up with "Peak TV"
Paul Schiraldi and Paul Schiraldi
HBO Warner Brothers The Leftovers- Pilot 2013 Cast: Margaret Qualley- Jill Emily Mead- Aimee Charlie Carver- Adam Frost Max Carver- Scott Frost
By Kate Halliwell
Published Jul 18, 2017 1:11 pm Last updated Jul 18, 2017 1:11 pm
The 2017 Emmy Nominations began with a slew of technical difficulties and livestream failures, which, in retrospect, were a foreboding indication of the mostly underwhelming and occasionally upsetting choices to come.
Critics and television reporters took to Twitter immediately to bemoan the middlebrow tastes of the Academy and mourn the acclaimed performances that were overlooked. The show on most critics' lips was HBO's "The Leftovers," which having finished its third and final season is considered one of the best dramas in television history.
You would be hard pressed to find a "Best TV of 2017" list that doesn't include "The Leftovers," but it would be even more difficult to walk up to someone on the street and find someone who watches or has even heard of the show.
So what gives? Are critics out of touch with what the public — or even the more TV-literate Academy — wants to see? Or is more critically acclaimed television like "The Leftovers," "Legion" or even "Twin Peaks" (which wasn't eligible this year) just too dense and hard-to-follow for the common TV viewer?
The answer is probably neither. For better or worse, this divide between critical favorites and nominated shows may just be a product of the "peak TV" era, where there are just too many great shows and too little time.
It's not just audiences who can't keep up with each new buzzy series — TV critics faced the same problem this spring, when acclaimed shows like "Fargo," "American Gods," "The Handmaid's Tale," "Veep," "The Leftovers," and many more all aired in April — potentially the new "awards season" for the Emmys, based on the fact that many of those shows saw multiple nominations on Thursday.
On the bright side, this year's Emmys were the most diverse class in history for the third year running, which signals a lasting change in the TV industry. Donald Glover's "Atlanta" scored a nomination in every possible category, and the series has a very good shot at the top comedy prize in September.
If this era of peak TV continues, it seems like there may continue to be a divide between the shows that critics adore and fight for, and the ones that end up nominated for Emmys. That's not to say that the shows nominated this week weren't critically acclaimed; "The Crown," "The Handmaid's Tale" and "Better Call Saul" were well-reviewed this year, as were "Atlanta," "Black-ish" and "Master of None."
The point is that "Modern Family," "Genius" and even "This Is Us" weren't anywhere near the best-reviewed of the year, and their inclusion — and the many underwhelming nominated performances — mark a disconnect between what critics and the TV Academy deem worthy of recognition.
When it comes down to it, though, most of these nominations don't matter in the least when compared to the absolutely insane showdown for Best Actress in a Limited Series or a Television Movie. The ladies of "Big Little Lies," Nicole Kidman and Reese Witherspoon, are facing Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon of "Feud," Felicity Huffman of "American Crime" and Carrie Coon of "Fargo."
"Game of Thrones" may not have been eligible this year, but the battle between these queens is going to be an absolute bloodbath.
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Habemus Caesarem! Ave! Ave! Ave!
The white smoke has risen over the Atomium, and the Holy Roman Empire has its Caesar once again, and fittingly one from the province of Beneluxus, which started the whole thing off in the first place by pacifying the tribes of the Belgae, the Low Rhenish-Franconians and the Luxurians and forming a mini-union of peoples, which was destined to grow and grow over subsequent decades, taking over the Roman Empire and in turn being assimilated into it in a way that this Hermann's arguable etymological forebear Hermann Arminius, two millennia earlier, could only have dreamed of. Finally Hermann has taken the Empire.
Even more fittlngly, this new Caesar is a poet, after the honorable tradition of the Caesar poet Nero, whom we can even say is a type of Rompuy. This New Caesar combines in his surname elements both of a Romulus and of Pompey, the lost treasure of the Roman Empire.
This newly elected (only not by the people, there's the snag – in fact the old Caesars probably were the product of more democracy than we now have) vicar of Nimrod on Eutopian soil, the man whom fellow Bilderberger Kissinger can now ring up for a cosy chat, or tell Obama to, Mr Hermann Van (note aristocratic Van) Rumpy-Pumpy and his blue-blooded Baroness boiler counterpart, Catherine Ashtonne, are now going to take us into the next chapter of the sorry history of this continent. Are we supposed to get up and cheer for the fact that these two, whom not of the readers of this blog were ever given the chance to vote for the office, are now the most powerful pair of politicians in the world, presiding over the largest economy governed by one president? I'm not cheering. I'm weeping. You may wonder why Obama isn't weeping suddenly to be displaced as Numero Uno Del Mundo by some chinless haiku-writing wonder from Eutopia? Because he's in on the deal, that's why. They are all working for the same masters.
The new European dream seems to be summed up in the fact that every body, regardless of how bad they look, can become President and first laide-y, as the French would have it, as long as they have either a baronetcy or an aristocratic surname. No elitism here. Oh no.
So, to celebrate the (heh) election of this new Poet President of Europe, I'd like to write a special poem in honour of my new state representative, that I didn't get a vote for.
As in "we choose our leaders"?
If you can do better, please leave your haiku tribute to our Neo-Nero from the land of Samsonite, Brel and Jean-Claude van Damme and his royal consnort the Baroness of Upholland, who is no oil painting even in the Flemish school, in the comments box.
Please no haikus involving "Rumpuy Pumpuy" or any such puns as they are too obvious. I already did some of them myself but edited them out as not being worthy. Anyway, I can't really see it, can you?


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Does your evaluation style seem to build or tear down the trust relationship between you and your child?
A negative, impatient, or critical tone can make even the most minor critique seem overwhelming to a sensitive child.
Be sensitive to each student's abilities and don't overwhelm a struggling student with too much negative feedback at once. Focus on the most important thing for the moment. There will be other days to fix other things.
If you and your student have difficulty communicating on a subject, it may be a good idea to enlist someone else to help the student in that subject. Preserving the relationship is more important than doing everything yourself.
Any criticism should always be focused on the work, not on the student. Children never forget being treated as though they are stupid or stubborn, when they are simply struggling. Criticism should never begin with "you." Instead, practice saying things such as "I'm not sure I understand what you mean by…" (for an essay or report), or "It looks as though we need a little more practice on…" (whatever the area of difficulty).
Do you always play fair by making sure that the student knows the exact expectations for the assignment?
This is particularly important in evaluating writing. I suggest using a writing rubric such as the one I offer at the Everyday Education site (when you sign up for the newsletter, it's a free download– if you missed it, let me know, and I'll send out a link in the next newsletter). That helps the student see exactly what is expected in the areas of ideas/concepts, organization, voice, sentence structure, word choice, mechanics, and presentation. It's not fair to mark wrong what has not been fully taught or explained!
Handing back a paper that is bleeding red markings without explaining how to make it better is a fast way to frustrate your student.
If a student turns in a paper with many things wrong, it may be better to focus on one or two main categories of error for the first evaluation. Too much at once can overwhelm a student, especially the young, the sensitive, or the struggling. Most children are more sensitive than parents realize, so it's important to err on the side of mercy, rather than justice.
If you have your student turn in rough drafts for essays, evaluate only the ideas/concepts and organization on the rough draft. It's pointless to evaluate the other criteria when the fundamentals aren't completely in place. Evaluating comma placement in a rough draft is nitpicking, rather than helpful.
For many reasons, I believe all writing assignments, starting in middle school, should be typed and fully spell- and grammar-checked before being presented for evaluation. This helps the student learn how to do what is expected at the college level, and it makes editing much easier, which usually results in a higher-quality paper.
If you don't know the difference between evaluating and proofreading, you may want to find someone to help you evaluate your student's papers, or you may want to teach yourself how to do it with my little book, Evaluate Writing the Easy Way. This is one of the most important things you will do for your child, so it's important to know what is needed.
In math, assign either the odd or even problems first. If the students gets them all correct, allow him or her to skip the other problems in that lesson and move to the next. It provides an incentive to work carefully!
Always evaluate the ideas and concepts of any paper in any subject before considering the mechanics. If the student can't communicate ideas adequately, it doesn't matter whether or not his sentences are perfectly spelled and punctuated– they won't be worth reading. Writing is about communication, not about dotting i's and crossing t's. Keep priorities straight!
If you have any tips for working with students, please feel free to share them in the comments section. They may be just what someone else needs to hear!
Such great advice, Janice. I agree with all your ideas, but I especially appreciate the advice to direct comments at the paper, not at the child.
So don't just go on a red-pen rampage, searching out every error. Instead, identify things your child did well, and praise his efforts. That goes a long way toward sweetening any suggestions he may otherwise perceive as criticism.
AMEN! I totally agree with this. And I've found that if I DO stick with the communication issues (rather than mechanics), my daughter will spy many of the errors later on her own as she continues to work with the paper. That gives her a much greater feeling of accomplishment than my pointing them out.
I am new to your blog. I came from a link at Practical Pages.
I really love your blog – just found it recently and already find myself quoting you!
When I was a public school teacher, I would focus mainly on the objectives for the lesson and only nitpick 1 paragraph for grammar or language use and spelling.
Using a mark scheme also helps. I attached a small block of paper to the front page of every assignment with the mark allocations. This way the students could easily identify areas of weaknesses or strengths.
Now that I hoemschool, my youngest insists that I only mark in pencil. She hates seing her mistakes! She corrects everything and then I may mark in pen. Isn't that actually what we want to achieve?
I'm glad you stopped by to comment! I definitely believe in using rubrics or a mark scheme. It makes everything clear, and is such an encouraging way to measure progress. I also like the idea of using pencil. Your youngest is a wise girl!


There is a contested election for the Executive Committee this year. We have 9 excellent candidates standing for election, 1 Silk and 8 Juniors.
See below for a ballot paper and the candidate profiles.
You have 6 equal votes to distribute as you wish among the candidates.
Please give them your support and read their profiles carefully.
Ballot papers must reach the Hon Secretary Victoria Woodbridge by 4.p.m. on Monday 12th December 2016.


In 2017 and 2018 we have held a small event in memory of my son at Hazel Grove Golf Club in Manchester. This is an exclusive event for friends of Adam - It is a good day, we raise money for charity. In 2019 I want to run a golf open, a team of 4 Pro-Am. This is my first enquiry to see if the Golfshake Community would be interested in what will be a great day. Please indicate your interest and I will monitor - when the numbers start to look good I will create a dedicated website with online entry form. Please spread the word and lets have a great day.
Hi..... I have started a venture called The Golf Hub. http://thegolfhub.net where I am collecting golf tuition and information about golf professionals that have a presence on the www. I hope that one day Darren will be kind enough to place a link on Golf shake to it. Please take a look and tell me how I should structure it.
I was wondering if a forum specifically to Junior Golf could be established.


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It's no secret that rabbits and deer can cause widespread and expensive damage to vines and the last thing a member of the public wants to see on a winery tour is a rat.
Pest controller Barry Luckhurst is only too well aware of the issues viticulturists and winemakers are facing having spent many years tackling the destructive nibblers, as well as many other unwanted creatures, at various vineyard sites across the South East of England.
With over 30 years of experience in the industry, Barry, who heads up Kent-based Olde English Pest Control, has an almost encyclopaedic knowledge of vineyard pests, country ways and animal behaviour allowing him to plan and implement cost-effective pest control regimes.
"Unfortunately, there are too many hobbyists who offer 'free pest control' with the idea in mind that pest control is just about wandering around in the sunshine on Saturday with a gun under their arm," said Barry Luckhurst. "In reality, it is a way of life which involves a great deal of experience, judgment and knowledge. It isn't something you can pick up over a couple of weekends and managing the population effectively takes dedication."
In Barry's case pest control is a passion and something which he has picked up over a lifetime. "I knew the game laws before I could walk and I was always determined to work in the countryside and use my experience to help farmers and growers," said Barry, who set up his own business at the age of 24.
Impressive results
Driven by a love of the countryside and wildlife, Barry only uses humane, environmentally friendly methods, such as netting, drop boxes, trapping and a whole variety of methods to suit a given situation. While he dispatches unwanted pests carefully and without cruelty, it doesn't stop him from doing a remarkably thorough and quick job, whether he is tackling an urban garden or 100-acres of vines.
When a Kentish vineyard was suffering from severe rabbit damage to the vines across its various sites they called in Olde English Pest Control with impressive results.
"I dispatched 209 rabbits in three weeks across 17 acres," said Barry. "When population numbers are excessively high, I will use netting and ferrets to dispatch the animals humanely. Once I have carried out an initial sweep and brought the problem under control, we enter the maintenance phase. I will visit the sites a few times a month with a ferret and a licenced shotgun to take care of the odd rabbit and keep the levels down."
With wine tourism on the up, increasing numbers of vineyards now open their doors to the public seven days per week. In these instances, Barry assures that discretion is a priority and is able to carry out his work at night, but also says that one vineyard which has successfully incorporated the pest control conversation into the tours has found that the public leave better educated about the challenges viticulturists face.
Operating nationally, with a solution to any pest problem which arises, after an initial site visit Barry will implement a tailored programme of control, as no two sites are ever the same. To effectively monitor the results, Barry discuses progress with clients at every stage and provides regular written reports which vineyard managers can use to quickly build a picture of the on-going pest problem and how it is being dealt with.
"Rabbits can cause huge problems in vineyards and keeping numbers at a minimum is not so much a cost as an investment," said Barry. "Vineyard managers should call pest control in as soon as they see the first signs of damage. Ignoring the issue, in the hope that it will get better on its own, is only going to allow the population to grow. It doesn't take long for a handful of rabbits causing minor damage to turn into hundreds causing absolute carnage."
Licenced to sell
Alongside rabbits, vines are also at risk from squirrels which have a habit of stripping bark from the trunks, and rats also feature highly on Barry's hit list.
"No one wants to see a rat on a vineyard tour and producers with wineries, cafés and restaurants will all need certificates and detailed pest control regimes in place for the Food Standards Agency," said Barry. "Growers are no longer able to buy rat bait without a licence and on top of that, it's a job that really needs doing properly. I have plenty of experience in tackling even the heaviest infestations around wineries, barns and outbuildings."
Deer can also cause big headaches in the vineyard, especially in Spring when other food sources are scarce and vine shoots start emerging. As well as limiting yield in an established site, in young vineyards, damage to shoots can set growers back an entire season and needs addressing early. While fencing can help to keep unwanted four-legged foragers out of the vineyard, it can often be a costly investment.
"I am working with a vineyard which has looked into fencing its 55-acre site," said Barry. "To have a competitively priced deer fence put up it will cost in the region of £60,000. Fences can still be breached so the vineyard manager has decided that to protect the whole site it is actually easier, and cheaper, to work with a pest controller."
While pest control to some might seem like a 'necessary evil', Barry is quick to point out that alongside his humane methods, he is also licenced to sell game into the food chain.
"Game is very popular at the moment and there are lots of uses for the meat which means there is no waste," said Barry. "A vineyard I work with takes great pride in being able to serve venison from the estate in its on-site restaurant. Customers love the fact that the meat is naturally reared and traceable, and it adds to their experience of visiting the vineyard."
Ingredients for a successful brand
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One of the impressive snow drifts I found while ski touring near the Wilderness Summit today at Bolton Valley. Our recent bout of upslope snow brought some nice accumulations of powder, but also a shot of wind as well!
This week, the pace of winter storms and snowfall has slowed down a bit here in the Green Mountains compared to what we were seeing at the beginning of the month, but the weather models have been suggesting the chance for some of our classic upslope snow on the back side of this latest system. Scott put together a nice summary of the event's potential at Braatencast, and it certainly looked like we'd have a chance for some decent powder turns today.
With the intensity of the snowfall at our house yesterday evening, it was pretty clear the mountains would have at least a few inches of new snow, so I planned to catch some turns in the morning. When I checked the Bolton Valley snow report this morning, I was sort of surprised to see the mountain only reporting 4 inches of new snow, especially since we'd already picked up about 5 inches down at the house. I figured that they might have missed out on some of the snow because it was blowing downwind of the Green Mountain Spine, but after touring around at the resort today, I can say that definitely wasn't the case.
As I drove up the Bolton Valley Access Road, it was very obvious in places that hadn't been scoured by wind that the mountain had seen a good shot of fresh snow.
I was actually planing to earn some turns and ski tour a bit before the lifts opened at 9:00 A.M., but I was up there later than I'd hoped and it was right around opening time. That didn't matter too much though, because winds were fierce and the Vista Quad wasn't even running, so I just headed off to Wilderness for a tour as I'd initially planned.
With those harsh winds, you'd be hard pressed to know that much snow fell at all from just looking around the base area parking lots. The accumulations were really patchy on a lot of snowbanks because the new snow had been ripped away and sent elsewhere. Once I got onto the skin track on Lower Turnpike and out of the wind though, the actual snow accumulations became apparent. Indeed I'd say that the 4 inches reported was a safe way to go in terms of being conservative, but aside from scoured areas, that definitely represented the low end of accumulations I encountered. Omitting the extremes of drifts and scoured areas, my checks revealed settled snow depths of 4 to 10 inches throughout my tour. That wasn't really elevation dependent, it seemed to just be a factor of how the snow sifted down in various areas. Drifts I found up around the 3,000' elevation were generally in the 2 to 3-foot range, though there were some bigger ones as well of course.
The skiing was obviously much different than what you would get from just four inches of fluff. With a number like that I'd be expecting to get good turns on only low angle terrain, but bottomless turns were pretty standard all the way up to about single black diamond pitch as long as the subsurface was smooth. I was on my 115 mm boards, but one could certainly still float on something skinnier. I'd say the storm must have put down a half inch of liquid or so on the mountain based on what I was skiing.
Upon reaching the Wilderness Summit on my tour, I started down Bolton Outlaw, thinking it would be pretty smooth from minimal early season traffic. It wasn't long before I realized that the Wilderness Lift has indeed run this season (I actually rode it with Stephen on opening day), so there's been enough skier traffic to produce some moguls. I was definitely hitting the subsurface with the steep pitch and moguls, so I quickly dove off into the Outlaw Woods, and the turns in there with a smooth subsurface turned out to be just about perfect. I was also able to get first tracks in the lower Wilderness Woods, and they were excellent as well. Getting into the trees was generally a great option because the snow had settled in there very nicely thanks to protection from the wind. I hung around for a couple of lift-served runs off the Snowflake Lift, and with the typical low traffic there I found plenty of untracked snow.
In areas where winds hadn't affected the snow today, the turns were simply wonderful in up to 10 inches of powder.
This was definitely an upslope snowfall event that was focused on the mountains. When I left the resort and headed west toward the Champlain Valley, snow accumulations really tapered off. There was just a bit of accumulation in the Richmond Village area and it seems like just a trace to nil in the Burlington area.
We've got a warmer weather system expected to affect the area at the end of the week, so the next chance for snow won't be until Saturday afternoon into the evening on the back side of that storm.
It's been snowing now for four days, but Winter Storm Bruce is finally starting to wind down. Bolton Valley is reporting a storm total of roughly 32 inches, and based on the 2.26 inches of liquid equivalent we've picked up here at the house, the new snow at the mountain must contain at least that much liquid. That's a fantastic addition to the early season snowpack.
I had some time this morning, so I headed up to the Bolton Valley Village for a ski tour from the main base. Temperatures that were a degree or two above freezing in the valley with easy driving conditions gave way to temperatures in the upper 20s F, snowfall, and wind at 2,000'. The main skin track on Lower Turnpike was in great shape, so the going was easy on my ascent. Although there's been more snow since my Tuesday outing with Ty, it's settled now, so the overall feel is definitely denser. The checks I made throughout my tour revealed a settled depth of 22 inches pretty consistently, so I'd say that's where the recent snow sits. There's also been more wind over the past couple of days, so protected areas definitely offer the best turns. The skiing definitely has a Pacific Northwest feel – that feeling that you can basically go anywhere you want and you're not going to hit anything below because the dense snow is going to protect you. The feel in the valleys fits right in as well, with temperatures right around freezing, and dense, dripping snow caked on all the trees – and any other objects upon which is sits.
As of today's snow report, Bolton is indicating an impressive season snowfall total of 84 inches. In terms of the local mountain snowpack, the snow at the Mt. Mansfield Stake hit 46 inches today, which appears to be the deepest November snowpack on record. What a November it's been on the slopes!
Winter Storm Bruce unloaded its snow on Bolton Valley today – we measured 18 to 20 inches of new snow during out afternoon ski tour at the resort.
Today our area has been under the influence of Winter Storm Bruce, a low pressure system that's crossing through New England and bringing copious amounts of moisture with it. School was cancelled for Ty due to the storm, so I came home a bit early in the afternoon with the hopes of getting together for a ski tour up at Bolton Valley. There was some very heavy snowfall in the early afternoon period that was easily putting down an inch or two of snow an hour, so I was a bit leery about trying to negotiate the Bolton Valley Access Road under such conditions. But, the heavy snow let up a bit in the midafternoon timeframe, and we figured the plows would be able to keep up with it so we headed out.
The Bolton Valley website indicates that the Timberline area is strictly closed to traffic right now (perhaps due to chairlift work) so we headed up to the main base for our tour, and that turned out to be a great starting point. The amount of snow that the Village picked up from this storm was quite impressive – we both did numerous depth checks and found 18 to 20 inches of snow at 2,000'. The depth of the new snow was essentially the same all the way up above 3,000', so I'd say that everything from this storm fell as snow at least down to the Village level.
There was a great skin track set on Lower Turnpike, which was a godsend with so much fresh snow. Temperatures were in the upper 20s at 2,000', so all the snow up there was quite dry. It certainly wasn't Champlain Powder™ fluff, but it was medium-weight powder with a right-side-up distribution and the skiing was fantastic – definitely a day for the fat boards. Ty was on E's 115 mm Black Diamond Element Telemark boards, and he really likes the way they handle the powder. I knew we'd need some steep pitches to handle this snow, so that's what we sought out, and the skiing was simply fantastic. This storm brought plenty of liquid equivalent in the snow (1.5 inches of total liquid form the storm even down at our house in the valley) so it's covered everything really well and there's not much to worry about with such a substantial base already in place ahead of this storm.
The actual action photography was quite a challenge today because we're talking fairly late afternoon, late November light, and snowfall, but I used my brightest lens (Canon EF 50mm f/1.2L USM) and we did our best with the light we had. Bolton Valley is now reporting 66 inches of snow on the season, which is a great way to get rolling in November.
Finishing our ski tour toward the glow of the Bolton Valley Village as darkness descends.
Today's ski tour was quite an outing with heavy snow squalls and lots of fresh tracks.
The big synoptic snowstorms from last week put down a lot of base on the slopes, and this week has followed up with some modest refresher storms to keep the powder fresh. Today's feather weather event was the passage of an arctic cold front with very impressive snow squalls that reduced visibility to near zero at times – and we were on a ski tour at Bolton Valley just as the first barrage of heavy snow hit the mountains.
Stephen and I had been talking about getting out together for a ski tour at the mountain during this holiday week, and things lined up today so that Johannes and Dylan could join us. I planned on a tour that would bring us from Timberline up to the trails of the main mountain, shooting for some of those lesser used routes to get everyone some fresh tracks. We began mid-morning with light flakes falling, and the snowfall gradually ramped up to a steady, heavy level of intensity with big flakes as we made our way toward Cobrass. While we were switching over our gear for the descent, a big squall enveloped the mountain. Snowfall rates were off the charts, with visibility down to less than 100 feet at times. It was the kind of snowfall where you put your gear down for a few moments, and small stuff could be easily lost because of how fast it became covered.
The descent portion of the tour brought us some great fresh powder on routes like Five Corners, Sure Shot, and Tattle Tale. It's getting hard to tell exactly how much base is down now after so many recent storms, but I was generally getting depths of 15 to 20 inches, with much of that powder. Everything was also topped off with a couple more inches that fell during the tour itself due to the intense snowfall.
Tomorrow is going to be an impressively cold Thanksgiving day, with highs in the mountains around here in the single digits F, so I think it will be nice being inside enjoying some holiday food. Bolton Valley is actually planning to run the lifts on Saturday, at which point it should be much warmer.
I found 16 to 20 inches of snow at the main base elevations on my tour of Bolton Valley today – with great snow for lots of November powder turns.
By Friday morning, I already knew this was going to be a big weekend for skiing at Bolton Valley. The initial round of snow from Winter Storm Avery had just finished up, and Emma, one of my undergraduate students rushed in just a few minutes before the start of class. She'd been out on a ski tour at Bolton Valley's Timberline area earlier that morning, and being the dedicated student that she is, she was back right on time for our class session. That good school-life balance if you ask me.
Naturally I had to give her some ribbing about stealing my powder, but I got a good rundown on the conditions, and there was indeed a ton of new snow even down at the Timberline elevations. Combining our third significant winter storm cycle in a week with the start of the Thanksgiving break, and what appeared to be some excellent winter-like temperatures coming on the weekend, sounded like a recipe for a lot of people getting out to enjoy the powdery terrain at Bolton Valley. Indeed, when we were on our ski tour at Timberline yesterday morning, we found that there had been substantial skier traffic on all the trails.
I toured in the Cobrass/Cobrass Run/Five Corners area today, and found lots of fresh tracks still available. With all the visitors that the resort has seen this weekend, there are literally skin tracks all over the place to get you wherever you want to go – it's almost like having a skin track highway system. I even checked out some of the tree skiing as I was coming back from the Five Corners area, and you'd almost think it was midwinter with the depths that are available in the woods.
In any event, there's certainly enough snow for some tree skiing at this point, and with decent temperatures and a couple of systems potentially in the works this week, it should be around for a bit.
Dylan gets ready to pack up his climbing skins as we get ready to start out descent during the family's ski tour at Bolton Valley today.
We've had some great snow in the Northern Green Mountains over the past week. Three coastal storms have affected the area: a double barrel low pressure system last weekend, a low pressure system hugging the coast in the midweek period, and now Winter Storm Avery this weekend. All told, the local mountains have picked up two to three feet of snow in the past seven days, with Bolton Valley reporting 32 inches during the period as of today. That's a good pace of snowfall for any week during the winter, but it's an excellent pace for November. This is when the mountains should be building that natural snowpack, so this is an especially good time to be getting these substantial storms.
The family got out for a tour in the snow from last weekend's storm, but I had a busy week and wasn't able to check out the snow from the midweek system. We had time to get out today though, and there's been enough snow now that even Timberline was an option.
Timberline had already seen lots of visitors as of late this morning, so there was a well-established skin track on the usual Twice as Nice route. Snow depths were generally 1 to 2 feet throughout the tour, and temperatures were just creeping above freezing down at the base, so the powder down in the lower elevations was starting to get just a bit wet. In the higher elevations the snow was fairly dry, middle-weight powder, so the skiing was quite good. I'd say starting at the main base up above 2,000' would be a good move to optimize the best snow, so I might think about that for my next tour, but even touring down to the 1,500' elevation is still quite reasonable.
After our tour we headed up to the main base to pick up our season passes, and learned that there's talk of starting the lift served season a week or two early. I'd say we're happy either way, since there's still plenty of touring to do even if the lift-served skiing hasn't started.
Temperatures in the higher elevations stayed well below freezing overnight, and indeed they weren't even going to rise above freezing during the day today. So as expected, whatever state the snow was in by the end of the day yesterday was essentially how it was going to stay. I found very nice powder conditions on the upper half of the main mountain when I was at Bolton Valley yesterday, and with that in mind, we got the family out for a ski tour today.
The temperatures we found today were very much like what I'd encountered yesterday, with uppers 20s in the Bolton Valley Village, and 19 F up around 3,000 feet. This afternoon featured nearly cloudless skies however, so we had much more sunshine today, and that made it at least feel a bit warmer to me, even if the thermometer didn't have much to say about it.
I took E and the boys on essentially the same tour I did yesterday, and the snow depths and conditions we found really were unchanged today. So that meant some nice powder turns on the upper half of the mountain, and a melt crust under a little fluff on the lower mountain. E and the boys were definitely leery of the conditions on the lower half of the mountain when we began our ascent, but I told them to stick with it and we'd get up into the good snow. We did just that, and I'd say everyone had a lot of fun working on their first turns of the season in the powder. We got back to the car just as the sun was beginning to set, and all in all it was a great first family ski outing of the season.
Dylan gets behind the camera and captures Dad enjoying some of today's powder turns.
We've actually got a couple more storms on the way over the next several days that hold the potential for additional snow. There's one on the way for Tuesday which could be similar to this past one, and then another one near the end of the week that bears watching as well.
Our most recent storm brought plenty of snow for powder skiing in the Northern Greens.
You can put away the rock skis for this storm. Indeed the Northeastern U.S. has been under the influence of a double-barrel low pressure system that the weather models have been showing for more than a week, and it's finally delivered a healthy shot of snow to the Green Mountains. With one low pressure system traveling through the eastern Great Lakes, and another up the New England coast, there was some warm air involved in this event, but the precipitation in the mountains has generally been frozen, and it's been plentiful.
Most of the mountain valleys even picked up some snow, but when the snow began yesterday afternoon, the eastern slopes seemed to be the areas getting the most precipitation and notable accumulations even in the valley bottoms. I was hoping to head up to Bolton Valley for some turns today, but the lower accumulations in the valleys of the western slopes had me wondering how the resort had done with respect to snowfall. They don't have their webcam in operation yet, and they're not making immediate snow reports, so I quickly popped up to the mountain this morning to assess the potential for turns.
Signs of leftover snow like we had at our house disappeared as I dropped down into Bolton Flats, and at the base of the Bolton Valley Access Road (340') there was no accumulation. There weren't even any signs of white until I hit 1,000'. So I'd say that indeed, accumulating snow levels were definitely lower in elevation on the eastern slopes – snow at 1,000' in the Bolton Valley area was about equivalent to 500' at our house slightly east of the spine. The snow depths did eventually did go up dramatically with elevation however. I found 3 to 4 inches at the Timberline Base (1,500') and up in the Bolton Valley Village (2,000') there were 6 to 8 inches on the ground with heavy snowfall adding to that by the minute. The resort was clearly all set in terms of snow, so I hoped to head back up in the afternoon for a tour when I had sufficient time.
I did get readings as high as 16" on the upper mountain, and one drifted spot with 20", but I'd say 12-14" is a decent measure of the top end I found for depth. It seemed like there was some old snowpack up high, but I don't think it interfered with measurements of the new snow because it should have been pretty solid by now.
Even base temperatures had dropped into the 20s F when I was up there in the midafternoon, and my thermometer was showing 19 F when I was up at the Vista Summit, so the snow wasn't wet at all. Below ~2,500' there was a thick layer in the snowpack that was only an issue in wind scoured areas. I'm not sure when that developed (maybe during the warmest part of the storm), but today's additional snow sort of mitigated that, at least with the 115 mm skis I was on. Above 2,500' it didn't seem like that layer was even present, and turns were fantastic in midwinter snow. There's definitely a nice density gradient to give you those easy powder turns with ample protection below. With tonight's temperatures, the only enemy of the powder would be wind, so the good snow should be there a while for those who want get after it.


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Im in Europa server. In usa i have Mango and Octo in friend list but cant see them when im in EU server. Really sad. Im sure Mango is pro!
I thought I would share with you my recent case study. I've spent around 200 hours researching so far and am fairly certain I have proof.
5: Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I put forward that Elit is actually Satoshi Nakamoto, creater of Bitcoin.
I rest my case. Checkmate Elit, checkmate.
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If you can find this movie its wroth watching. So funny.
Sorry im way to lazy to play chess on-line...haven't done it from 1-2 years!
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* Ruby topics I've mastered
  * Instance vs class methods
  * Basic data types
    * numeric
    * array
    * string
    * hash
  * Defining methods
    * attr_reader
    * initialize
  * IRB
  * Reading in files
    * IO.readlines
    * JSON.parse
    * File.read
  * String methods
    * include?
    * split
    * gsub
    * gsub!
    * length
    * upcase
    * downcase
    * chomp
    * #{ }
  * Array methods
    * [ ]
    * map
    * min_by
    * max_by
    * sort_by
    * select
    * last
    * first
    * push
    * pop
    * length / size
    * join
    * flatten
    * uniq
    * reverse
    * count
    * each
* Ruby topics I've scraped the surface on
  * Time.now
  * symbols
  * begin/rescue/in
  * send
  * regular expressions
  * ERB
  * WEBrick
  * constants
  * including ruby classes in other places
* Ruby topics I'm struggling with
  * Typing | | and { } are annoying to me because the keys are so far away for my stubby pinky finger
  * Easy ruby things that are suspicious because they aren't like C++
  * Basically getting out of the C++ mindset of iteration and declaration
  * Where does data *exist*? Who can access it? What is existence? Help.
  * How do I step through / debug?
* GitHub and its shiny buttons
  * Just no.
  * I learned how to use the github desktop client, kind of.
  * I keep screwing up if I am on the wrong branch and make edits and then have to make it so they are committed in another branch. When you switch branches, files disappear, and I end up copy/paste/deleting in some janky way that can't possibly be right.
  * I still don't really get why we use branches. Maybe the changes we are making or too simple for them to seem useful right now.
  * Ok, today I forced myself to use the command line instead of the github desktop client. So that was good.
  * I just need more practice.
* Personal retrospective
  * I can finally kind of use a mac? I still have issues with folder navigation...or just navigation in general
  * My writing is, sadly, very sub-par because I have more motivation for the coding bits so I leave the writing for the end
  * I need to get out of C++ land and stop overcomplicating things
  * I need to do a better job planning out a strategy before I start coding. I will often write something that works but is ugly and inefficient, and then later go back and optimize and prettify it. I would save time if I came up with a strategy at the beginning.
  * I really, really need to remember to bring my headphones!


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Lying in a gorge and accessible from Sannat and Xewkija is the tiny yet lovely Gozo beach of Mgarr ix-Xini.
In the Knights of Malta period, Mgarr ix-Xini was used as the main harbour of the Knights.
At one time, it was also used as a hidden anchorage for the corsairs' many Gozo raids.
The entrance to Mgarr ix-Xini is guarded by a tower which was built in 1661. A walk to the tower provides fantastic sea views. The valley of Mgarr ix-Xini is deep and stunning.
The pebbly beach is small but lovely and has some caves on the cliff faces. Its clear beautiful water will beckon you in for a dip! The beach has a paved area also, which is used for sunbathing.
It's one of the most secluded beaches in Gozo and is very popular with snorkelers and divers.
The site is one of the best Gozo dive sites for underwater photography since you can rest assured that you'll find a variety of fish, ranging from groupers, stargazers and seahorses.
If you're into wreck diving, you can also get to the wrecked ferry of "Xlendi" from Mgarr ix-Xini.
Mgarr ix-Xini is also popular for rock climbing and has many routes which are suitable for all levels of climbers.
There's no public transport to Mgarr ix-Xini.
You can get there by car either from Sannat or Xewkija. Your "easiest" option would be to drive to Xewkija and follow the signs from near the parish church.
Hondoq ir-Rummien - One of Gozo's most charming beaches.
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Sumitomo inaugurates farm tire plant in Thailand
This is an aerial view of Sumitomo's new agricultural tire plant in Thailand.
AMATA CITY, Thailand—Sumitomo Rubber Industries Ltd. has inaugurated production of radial agricultural tires at its newest factory, the $126 million dedicated plant in Amata City in Thailand's Rayong Province.
Speaking at the plant's opening ceremony April 22, Ikuji Ikeda, SRI president said the plant is an integral part of Sumitomo's "Vision 2020" growth strategy and will contribute to reducing world hunger by helping to develop Thailand's agricultural capabilities.
The 1.4 million-sq.-ft. plant is rated at 800 metric tons, or 50,000 tires, a month, a level the company hopes to achieve by the end of 2017. The company did not say what the plant's employment is now or is expected to be at full capacity.
Besides tires for agricultural equipment, the plant will produce rubber crawlers for combines—used in harvesting rice throughout Southeast Asia—and solid tires for forklifts, SRI said. The company said it has developed proprietary technology, called the "spiral method," for making steel-cord-reinforced rubber crawlers with "superior durability" and low vibration.
Sumitomo broke ground on the plant, its first production site for agricultural tires outside of Japan, in August 2012. It is located on land adjacent to SRI's 7-year-old passenger tire plant in Amatai City Industrial Estate in Rayong.
Dignitaries attend the grand opening ceremony of Sumitomo's agricultural tire plant in Thailand.
Sumitomo said it is counting on the plant to enhance its ability to supply tires for agricultural equipment in the growing Thai market along with expanding further its overall agricultural equipment tire business.
The plants operate under the auspices of Sumitomo Rubber (Thailand) Co. Ltd.
The opening ceremony was attended by around 150, including Rayong Governor Vichit Chatpaisit and other local officials. Sumitomo was represented by Ikeda and Sumitomo Rubber (Thailand) President Toru Nagahata, among others.
SRI also is investing $15 million more at the existing Amati City plant to install capacity for radial motorcycle tires, in response to growing demand in Asia for tires for full-size motorcycles. The new capacity of 64,000 tires per month should begin production by January 2015.
Sumitomo completes purchase of Apollo S. Africa business
Sumitomo's sales and income up
Goodyear wants to end alliance with Sumitomo
Sumitomo projects growth in sales, earnings
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Best Gifts for Hippies – My Favorite Ideas!
Here are my favorite gift ideas for hippies, both young and old. Are you looking for the perfect gift idea for Christmas, a birthday, retirement, or some other special occasion? Here are some unique and memorable gifts for all kinds of hippies: for the flower child, pothead, peace loving anti-war activist, and 60s music fan. Gifts include funny signs, jewelry, t-shirts, coffee mugs, retro style clothes, and more.
This looks like a retro Airstream style trailer. It sure fits in with the "flower child" theme. While it would look good hanging just about anywhere, if you buy it for the Hippie who has a nice backyard, they can hang it someplace where birds can call it home.
Dashiki Retro Shirt – Fashionable "Hippie Wear" of the 1960s-1970s Give the gift of a colorful dashiki, a long style African shirt popularized during the counter-cultural revolution of the 1960s. Go back in time! This kind of shirt looks comfy to wear and is a gift you can give to a man or woman.
This is a great gift idea for the earthy kind of hippie who likes to own and use all-natural stuff. Burt's bee products are made from 100% natural renewable products. Even the packaging is recycled! So for the Earth loving greenie, this is a treat! It has lots of great reviews from women who love these lotions.
Put this up on their driveway, in their garage, or at their favorite parking spot and watch their reaction! It's sure to make them laugh or smile…. and it will make for one memorable day!
This has quite a few positive reviews… A great sign for their wall!
Classic 1960's Peace Sign Toaster - Make Toast, Not War!
This makes great looking toast! Each toast comes out with a peace symbol toasted on it! A really peaceful way to start the day! This would be a good gift for a kid or an adult. It's sure to start lots of conversations when you have guests over.
This cute set would make a great centerpiece for a birthday party or wedding reception.
These silver peace sign dangling earrings would look great with most any outfit.
Peace Sign Cufflinks – These add an extra special touch!
Great gift idea for anyone who "dresses up" for work, church, or formal occasions.
This is a 2 DVD set of New Year's Eve 1978 concert special. What's better than listening to music? Watching it be performed! They're not touring anylonger, so you can't get tickets, but you can go back in time… and many reviewers think that this is one of their best concerts!
November is here, and along with it the soul-crushing responsibility of buying thoughtful gifts for every loved one in your life. But don't worry, we're gonna make it easy: Here are some perfect gifts for the 21st Century Hippie.
Groundwire's 2010 Gift Guide is here, featuring Groundwire clients and friends. You can feel good about giving every single gift on this list.
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Visita apostólica é uma "iniciativa excepcional da Santa Sé que envolve enviar um visitador ou visitadores para avaliar um instituto eclesiástico, como um seminário, diocese ou instituto religioso. Visitadores apostólicos tem por objetivo ajudar o instituto em questão a melhorar a forma com que realiza suas funções no vida da Igreja".

Utilização
A prática, em desuso, foi re-estabelecida pelo Concílio de Trento nos seguintes termos:

Sobre o objetivo da visitação, diz o mesmo concílio:

Direitos de visita
O direito de visita pertence a todos os prelados que detém jurisdição ordinária sobre pessoas num fórum exterior. O papa, através de seus delegados, pode instituir uma visita em qualquer lugar do mundo; patriarcas, primazes, metropolitanos, bispos, um vigário apostólico e um vigário capitular ou um administrador de uma diocese vaga, todos podem fazer o mesmo em seus respectivos territórios, assim como superiores de ordens religiosas em suas jurisdições. Um prelado territorial tem este direito em conjunto com o bispo da diocese, cujos preceitos prevalecerão em caso de discordância. Uma visita não pode, porém, ser realizada na província de um vigário-geral exceto com a autorização expressa do bispo. Um metropolitano não pode visitar dioceses de seus bispos sufragâneos exceto em casos aprovados por um sínodo provincial e, ainda assim, apenas depois de a visita em sua própria diocese ter sido completada.

Uma visita canônica de uma diocese é dever do bispo pessoalmente exceto quando ele estiver legalmente impedido. Um bispo pode visitar várias partes da sua diocese com a frequência que desejar. De acordo com o Concílio de Trento, ele deve fazê-lo anualmente se possível ou, ao menos, a cada dois anos, não apenas para que o bispo possa realizar o sacramento da Crisma mas também para que ele conhece seu povo.

Regulares, em assuntos pertinentes à cura de almas e adoração divina, estão sujeitos a visitas e correções episcopais. Como delegado da Sé Apostólica, um bispo pode também visitar lugares imunes, mas só pode punir delinquentes ali apenas quando o superior regrante, depois de devidamente notificado, não o fizer. Comunidades religiosas de freiras são visitadas pelo bispo pela virtude de seu próprio direito ou como delegado da Santa Sé.

Superiores religiosos também pode visitar canonicamente instituições e pessoas sujeitas ao seu mandato, cada um observando a constituição e os costumes de sua própria ordem. Os esforços de superioras religiosas de visitar suas casas tem por objetivo principal promover o zelo e a disciplina; a autoridade delas está limitada a corrigir pequenos desvios da regra, pois elas não possuem nenhuma jurisdição canônica. Dificuldades maiores encontradas por elas devem ser reportadas ao bispo ou outro superior legal.

Exemplos recentes
Em 2000, a Santa Sé ordenou uma visita apostólica da EWTN (Eternal Word Television Network), o maior canal católico de televisão do mundo, fundado pela Madre Angélica. O arcebispo Roberto González Nieves de San Juan, Porto Rico, foi enviado para investigar. Ele determinou que havia três problemas distintos: a real propriedade da rede, o direito do mosteiro de conceder a propriedade para a EWTN e, como ela jamais foi eleita, a legitimidade da autoridade de Madre Angélica.

Uma visita apostólica realizada por um grupo de visitadores passou por mais de 200 seminários e casas de formação norte-americanas em 2005 e 2006 para avaliar questões sobre moralidade sexual. O grupo concluiu que as instituições americanas são geralmente saudáveis, mas recomendou um foco mais intenso em teologia moral, um recrudescimento da vigilância sobre os seminaristas e maior envolvimento dos bispos diocesanos no processo de formação de novos padres.

Numa tentativa de descobrir o motivo do drástico decréscimo no número de instituições e membros nos últimos quarenta anos, a Congregação para os Institutos de Vida Consagrada e Sociedades de Vida Apostólica anunciou uma visita apostólica nos institutos femininos norte-americanos. O estudo terminou em 2011.

O Vaticano ordenou uma visita apostólica nas instituições dos Legionários de Cristo depois de acusações de cunho sexual contra o falecido fundador da ordem, Padre Marcial Maciel Degollado.

Em 31 de maio de 2010, o papa Bento XVI, lidando com outro escândalo de abuso sexual de menores, ordenou a criação de um painel com nove membros (incluindo duas freiras, os atuais arcebispos de Toronto, Ottawa, Boston e Nova York, e o arcebispo-emérito de Westminster) para investigar o tratamento dado pela hierarquia da Igreja Católica da Irlanda às denúncias e abusos em sua jurisdição.

Ver também
 Visita pastoral
 Visitador apostólico
 Visitador episcopal provincial
 Visita ad limina

Ligações externas

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Romantic Honeymoon Places in Rajasthan With Details
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Rajasthan is a state on the eastern side of India. It is rich in heritage, culture, safaris, and sand dunes with the contrast of even lush forests. It has India's oldest mountain range as the backdrop. The honeymoon couples often choose to come here in the early winter, being the most favorable time. The couples are mesmerized with the beauty of the city which still somewhere has the ancient blend with all the monuments and histories that come with it. Rajasthan is one of the safest destinations to visit for honeymoon in India. Among the honeymoon destinations, Jaipur, Udaipur and Jodhpur are the most visited honeymoon destinations by couples as the scenic beauty and architectural beauty of forts and monuments will make you awe struck. Here are some of the best honeymoon spots in Rajasthan
Honeymoon Places in Rajasthan:
Jaipur:
Jaipur is the capital city of Rajasthan and is also known as the pink city, as there was a time when all the houses where painted pink. In the remote places of the city, people can still find 3 or 4 adjacent houses in pink. They have colorful market where ethnic jewelry, clothes and arty crafts can be bought. The city has parks, marvelous hotels and cheerful hospitable people.
Udaipur:
Udaipur is one of the best honeymoon spots in India. It is full gardens, temples, grand palaces, mansions and full of lakes, which gives it the name 'City of Lakes'. The City Palace is one main tourist spot. Doodh Tai is a garden famous for its sunset point which most attracts couples, especially if they are on boat. Then they have the Nehru Garden, Udaipur Solar Observatory to visit and rides of the camel, horse to enjoy.
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Jodhpur:
Just like the Pink City, Jodhpur is known as the Blue City of Rajasthan. Jodhpur is one of the most romantic places with palaces, temples, mansions which add to the beauty of the trip. The beauty of Umaid Bhavan is remarkable; it was built of marble and pink sandstone. Balasamand Lake has a garden in its surrounding. Other places to visit would be Mehrangarh Fort, Mandore Garden and Jaswant Thada.
Jaisalmer:
Jaisalmer is known to be the Golden City in Rajasthan as the tourists can see the sand shining in the place. The place looks so beauty and vibrant at night, that the couple cannot more from the colorful city. The place is wonderful with numerous Jain Temples, there is yellow sandstone structures used in the city which makes it quite fascinating. Jaisalmer Fort, Tazai Tower, Gadsisar Lake, Havelis and many more places are there to be visited.
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Mount Abu:
Mount Abu is the only hill resort in Rajasthan and only the oasis in the desert. The beauty of Dilwara Jain Temples a must visit for all couples. If the couples can manage to go to Guru Sikhar, the highest peak, then they would be able to see the entire Mount Abu area. Nakki Lake and Toad Rock are important places to visit too, but above all the sunset point in one place which no couple would want to miss out. There is a Honeymoon Point which is so apt for them and also makes them feel special.
Bikaner:
Bikaner lies in the north of Rajasthan and was founded by a Rajput King, Rao Bika. Presently it is more readily called the Camel Country as it provides the best camel riding in the world and also has a Camel Research and Breeding Farm here. Bikarner imposes beautiful architecture of the history, the carved Jharokas are a big hit of the tourists. There are many forts, temples and haveli's as well.
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Bharatpur:
History of Bharatpur lies in the Matsya Kingdom back in the 5th Century BC. Matsya was allies to the Pandavas in Mahabharata war. It is the Eastern gateway of Rajasthan. The city is full of numerous forts, temples, palaces and has a national park called Keoladep Ghana National park, at present.
By now, you might be desperate to book tickets to Rajasthan. Well, then why waste time? Plan your holidays and book for the best honeymoon tour package to Rajasthan. Couples who have visited Rajasthan will never forget their honeymoon days as Rajasthan welcomes them with lot many surprises. It's like you have come to a city of paradise where you can find our ancient Indian history remains in their forts and palaces. Bring out the royal king and queen in you by visiting these places. Hope you liked these Famous Honeymoon places in Rajasthan! Leave your comments if you have any other place to suggest.
Frequently Asked Question and Answers:
1. Which is the best time to visit Rajasthan considering the climate conditions?
Normally, you can visit Rajasthan at any time, as the city enjoys all three basic climatic conditions. But if you are planning for a honeymoon travel, then it is best recommended to visit during the month of October – March, as the weather will be pleasant.
2. Which is the nearest airport of Rajsathan?
Rajasthan is a city that can be accessed by all modes of transportation. Sanganer is the only international airport located in Jaipur, that connects you to various other cities in Rajasthan.
3. Can I choose to reach Rajasthan by rail? If so, at which station should I halt?
Rajasthan has a very good network of rail and road service which helps tourists get easy access to the city from different parts of the country. Consider travelling in Rajdhani Express and Shatabdi as they provide excellent standards of service.
4. What are the romantic things to do in Rajasthan?
When it comes to Rajasthan, you have many things to do. Try visiting Amer Fort and Hawa Mahal as these are one of the finest palaces and forts one can see in India. Have a royal walk with your better half through the City Palace, Jaipur. If you are a bit adventurous type, you can visit the Ranthambore National Park as well.
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