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Journey to the Roof of Africa
by SW Africa DMC | Nov 26, 2014 | Adventure, Africa, Photography, Sport, Travel, Trekking
I can't quite explain exactly why I wanted to climb Mount Kilimanjaro.
I remember hearing about it, watching a program about it on TV and reading several articles. All of them pertaining to taking a rather long walk up a very large hill. To most, this is hardly the perfect holiday nor the most adventurous. But to me, it was a trip that I had wanted to take for half my life.
Having found my ultimate adventure buddy and partner in crime (my husband), I made the decision to attempt to tackle this 'hill' before I reached my 30th birthday. A milestone moment to mark a milestone birthday, what a lovely thought. And that's pretty much as far as it got… But the process had been put in motion, albeit all in my mind, and it gave birth to a fiery determination to try and make the trip the following year.
My adventure buddy was up for the challenge too so off we went, all wide-eyed and full of awe, to a talk about climbing the mighty mountain. And what a talk it was (we mainly listened)! They gave us a detailed account of what would be required from start to summit, as well as all the bumps in-between. While the end result was to get us to book, they made sure to advise us on all the knarly bits which was greatly appreciated as I prefer having as much info as possible upfront. After ensuring we had enough funds for the trip (be warned, this is not cheap), we forged ahead and finalised the dates for our trip for September and confirmed our booking accordingly.
We planned to summit on the 9th of September 2014 as it would be a Full moon. We then spent the next five months training by slowly building up our stamina and strength. There are many guidelines on what the best forms of exercise are to assist you in preparing for the climb, but ultimately, being able to walk and hike for hours at a time is the best training that you can do. People have successfully prepared for the climb in eight weeks, however, they had to follow strict and gruelling training schedules of at least two hours of training per day, six days a week with a hike of at least three hours on the seventh day. We chose to pace ourselves.
A friend of ours, who had successfully summited Kilimanjaro in 2013, advised us to climb stairs. Lots and lots of stairs. So that's exactly what we did – we bought a stair machine! We combined this with yoga to stretch out our muscles and went for a hike every weekend. In the last two months before our climb, we also started hiking with weighted backpacks to simulate the conditions that we would be hiking in, as well as increased our hikes by doing back to back treks of at least five hours or more.
For the route that we had chosen, the most ground that we would cover in one day would be 18 kilometres, so we worked on ensuring we could cover that distance comfortably, and in so doing ensured we would be able to navigate the shorter stretches with ease.We already had most of the winter gear required for our climb from previous adventures so thankfully we did not need to fork out for all of that as well, as the gear on its own is quite costly. But when your gear is all that stands between yourself and the elements, it becomes a worthwhile investment that needs to be taken into account.
Come September, we were all prepped and ready to go! And extremely nervous…While we had spent our time productively preparing for the trek, there is only so much that you can do when faced with an obstacle called Acute Mountain Sickness (also known as altitude sickness/ AMS). This can affect even experienced climbers, and while certain precautions can be taken (drinking lots of water, pacing yourself, medication is available to help ease the effects) there is no guarantee that you will be less prone to it or suffer less from the symptoms. It's the leveller that can hinder the most experienced explorers and flatten the newbies such as ourselves. The words of 'encouragement' that we received from some of our friends and family did nothing to comfort us (You only hiked 15
This can affect even experienced climbers, and while certain precautions can be taken (drinking lots of water, pacing yourself, medication is available to help ease the effects) there is no guarantee that you will be less prone to it or suffer less from the symptoms. It's the leveller that can hinder the most experienced explorers and flatten the newbies such as ourselves. The words of 'encouragement' that we received from some of our friends and family did nothing to comfort us (You only hiked 15 kms today?! That's not enough! You need to do 50 a day. / If you can't run for 20 mins non-stop, you not ready to climb the mountain. / If you get frostbite – which toe would you prefer to lose?). So we started our climb filled with excitement and anxiety in equal measure.
There are five routes on Mount Kilimanjaro leading to the summit. The two most popular are the Marangu (Coca-Cola) and Machame (Whisky) routes. Both of these see climbers ascending and descending on the same route, and are also the two routes that all climbers descend on. There are then the Umbwe and Lemosho routes which ascend from the South Western quadrant of the mountain, with each later joining the Machame or Marangu routes for the second half of the climb and descent accordingly. The last trail is called the Rongai route which ascends from the North Eastern side of the mountain bordering Kenya and descends on the Marangu route. We chose to do the Rongai route, as it would allow us to see two different sides to the mountain as well as not repeat the same route going up as coming down.
To start our climb we needed to first be transported to the main gate at Marangu to sign in (our guide finalised all the paperwork and permits accordingly) and then travel by road for approximately two and half hours around the base of the mountain to the starting point for the trek which goes through the Rongai Forest. We then had time to relax while our guides and porters sorted out all the luggage and gear that was to be carried up the mountain. We were served a hearty lunch consisting of a hot cucumber soup, fried chicken, avocado sandwiches and fresh fruit before we began our trek at around 14h00. Very different from the other routes where climbers begin trekking first thing in the morning.
My husband and I were the only two climbers in our team (unfortunately none of our friends or family were interested in joining us on this adventure) and even though we were happy to have strangers join our group, there were no other takers for the same dates as ourselves who had booked through the same company. However, we were far from lonely. For every climber, there has to be an experienced guide who accompanies them up the mountain. We also had a cook who prepared all our meals, porters to carry all the baggage (our main luggage as well as the tents, mats, chairs, tables, cutlery, crockery, etc – our team were well prepared) and an extra man to carry the portable toilet that we hired for our climb. Altogether we had 12 people with us!
While our two guides stayed with us the whole time during our trek, the rest of the team goes ahead to the campsites and begins to set up for that evening. Even though we did spend our trip camping, we were definitely taken care of and our team ensured that we were as comfortable as possible. We were served three hot meals a day and were also welcomed to the camp at the end of each day with fresh popcorn or roasted peanuts served with your choice of tea, coffee, milo or hot chocolate. We did not need to collect our daily drinking water either as the cook would refill our water bottles each day with water that had been boiled. However, we did take the extra precaution of using water purification tablets as well. Being first-time climbers we also decided to err on the side of caution and booked an extra night to acclimatise on the mountain at Mawenzi Tarn, which had been suggested to us by the Operator that we had booked through.
Following the advice of those who had gone before us, and listening to our Guides definitely paid off.
On the 9th of September 2014, after five and a half days of trekking, my husband and I successfully summited Mount Kilimanjaro, reaching Uhuru Peak at 06h15am. The elation and pride that we felt at the top, having achieved what we set out to do on our very first attempt, cannot be described in words – and that's saying something as I'm not exactly short on vocabulary…!
My first view of the Uhuru Peak signpost will forever be etched in my mind – a large rustic looking wooden signboard perfectly sandwiched between a setting moon on the left and a rising sun on the right. And the views were breath-taking! Although I admit that could have been the short supply of oxygen at that altitude… Which is also why you don't get to spend much time at the summit. Even our experienced guides admitted that they start to get headaches (one of the first signs of AMS) if they are at the summit for more than 20 minutes.
We were allowed approximately 10 minutes, just enough time to jostle for position at the sign (be prepared for a bit of a fight as its very busy at the top – we were surprised to see that many people there), snap a few pic's of the Hans Meyer glacier (a permanent glacier at the top of the crater which has been steadily decreasing in size due to global warming) and of course a few pic's of ourselves (most important!). You then begin to retrace your steps back down the mountain, first to your base camp (from where you departed the night before) and then onwards to the next campsite which for us was an approximate eight kilometres further down the mountain. We would then have spent one more night on the mountain, making our way out the gate the following day. If everything went according to plan…
Life does tend to throw you a curveball every now and then. For us, it was my husband experiencing problems breathing while we descended the mountain. Everything had been going fine on our descent up until we reached Stella Point which was when he started to notice that it was becoming painful for him to breathe. By the time we got to Gillman's Point, it was apparent that it was only getting worse. We slowly made our way back to Kibo, which was our base camp for the night before, and our guides allowed us to rest for about three hours to see if that would help. Unfortunately, it was not getting better and the decision was made to evacuate him.
This was done Kili-style: he was cocooned in a sleeping bag and then strapped to a metal stretcher with a wheel which was then pushed down the mountain by porters and a park ranger to the next camp (I had to run after them playing catch-up). One of our guides were always with me and kept me posted on the progress regarding my husband, emergency services and our arrangements in town. Once we had reached Horombo Camp (where we would have spent the night) we were collected by the park emergency services vehicle and driven out to the park main gate. Our guides had
Our guides had liaised with the park as well as their company's operations office in Moshi town to ensure that once at the gate, there was a vehicle waiting for us to take us to the hotel. Our additional night's accommodation had also been arranged for us by the Operators head office and their head of operations met us at the hotel to make sure we were okay. My husband was already feeling much better by the time we had arrived at the hotel in Moshi. We were told that this was due to the 'shake, rattle and roll' of his trip down to Horombo Camp (which had him coughing up quite a bit of phlegm) as well as being back at a normal altitude.
He, therefore, opted not to go to the hospital that evening and rather to rest at the hotel, a decision which the guides agreed to as his vitals were all stable and we had a general antibiotic with us as well. We also made arrangements to meet the guides and all the porters at the hotel the next day to be able to thank them for all their hard work and helping to get us to the roof of Africa.
By the next morning, my husband was back to normal and it was me who was suffering! My legs were aching from chasing his stretcher down the mountain (I've never been a runner and after and it was me who was suffering! My legs were aching from chasing his stretcher down the mountain (I've never been a runner and after that, I don't think my body is made for it either)! We capped off our trip with drinks with the whole team in the afternoon where we were also presented with our certificates for summiting Mount Kilimanjaro. All in all, it was a fantastic experience, one that I will never forget. I actually can't wait to go back…although next time I'll take the Kili-stretcher Thanks!
Tanisha Pillai


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Qualcomm's first stand-alone apps processor APQ8060 tackles near-term tablet threat
On Thursday February 10, 2011 in a change to its long-standing strategy of developing integrated processors, Qualcomm revealed details of its first stand-alone apps processor, APQ8060.
Also, HP announced new webOS devices including the HP Veer, Pre 3 and TouchPad tablet. All three products feature Qualcomm's Snapdragon processors. What's really interesting is that HP's Wi-Fi-only TouchPad spec sheet listed an apps processor product from Qualcomm, the APQ8060, which appears to be a stand-alone apps processor variant of Qualcomm's 3G/4G version MSM8x60. Qualcomm so far has had limited success in the tablet market with design-wins at Dell, Huawei and Viewsonic. The HP TouchPad raises Qualcomm's profile in the tablet market and makes it a strong contender.
As we noted previously in our reports, the tablet market is both a threat and opportunity for baseband-integrated vendors, especially vendors who rely on baseband-integrated products. It's a near-term threat because it will leave integrated vendors without apps processor products to address the Wi-Fi-only tablet market. It's a long-term opportunity as mobile operators push for 3G / 4G connectivity to increase their mobile broadband subscriptions, a favorable scenario to Qualcomm.
We think Qualcomm's recent Atheros acquisition and the latest APQ8060 stand-alone apps processor product address this near-term tablet market threat as Qualcomm can compete for more semiconductor dollar content in a wide variety of markets where 3G / 4G connectivity is currently not that important. Over time, many of these product categories will feature 3G / 4G connectivity, playing to the strength of baseband vendors such as Qualcomm.
As for smartphones, we continue to believe that integration will continue to win as the smartphone market fragments into different tiers. This week Broadcom announced its first HSPA+ smartphone apps processor BCM28150 which integrates 1.1GHz dual ARM Cortex-A9 cores. This product is similar to Qualcomm's MSM8x60 and ST-Ericsson's U8500 / U5500. We estimate that 70 percent of smartphones will be shipped with a baseband-integrated apps processor in 2015. Qualcomm, ST-Ericsson, Broadcom, Renesas, Intel, MediaTek and Marvell are expected to be leading integrated apps processor vendors by 2015.
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Rebekah Brooks Arrested
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Former News International executive Rebekah Brooks was arrested Sunday in connection to the phone-hacking allegations, Britain's Sky News is reporting. London's Metropolitan Police confirmed it arrested a 43-year-old woman at noon London time, but declined to give a name. Brooks, 43, resigned Friday as News International's chief executive, and she is scheduled to testify before Parliament on Tuesday. In a statement, the Metropolitan Police said she was arrested "on suspicion of conspiring to intercept communications," but declined to discuss any further details.
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A Chance for Communion | An interview with WAY OUT
© Rebecca Adams
Your self-titled debut first came out in 2015 and is now being reissued by Portland's Cercle Social Records and following this they will be releasing your new EP "Arc of Descent" in summer this year. It must be a humbling feeling to have interest renewed in your work and have the opportunity to unleash your first release to a wider audience? How did this opportunity arise and what has the reaction been like?
Derek: In 2016 we played with Soft Kill and Underpass when they toured through Providence, and the show ended up being super fun and everyone kind of hit it off. We stayed in touch online, particularly with Tobias from Soft Kill, and so when his partner Nicole eventually started Cercle Social Records they reached out to us about working together. It's definitely humbling to have someone put faith in our art like that and for them to be as excited as we are about sharing it on a bigger scale, so we're very grateful.
Nick: The night we met Soft Kill there was a surreal moment of recognition between Toby and I after our set. I thought we were meeting for the first time when he said "we know each other", and that moment stuck with me. It wasn't until months later, after having remained in contact online, that he remembered why we knew each other-- he lived in Providence once and we had some conversation outside of a Drop Dead show maybe 10 or more years ago. I am consistently amazed at how small the world of music can be. There is something comfortable and familial about Toby and Nicole, who together are working to build a network of like-minded musicians. It really is very nice to be thought of in this way, and to be on the receiving end of genuine interest in the band. Looking forward to seeing them soon.
I've read that your combined love of WIRE was one of the things that initially brought the three of you together. Did you know each other prior to forming the group and can you tell us about the evolution that led to WAY OUT's formation?
Derek: That's kind of funny because now that I think about it, I didn't really know Anna or Nick at all prior to playing music with them. Providence is a small city with a lot of cross-pollinating bands, so I don't think that's very typical! I moved to Providence from western Massachusetts in 2011 with no real plan besides trying to start a band, and I was just writing a lot of songs and making demos in my tiny bedroom. I started doing music as WAY OUT with some other people I was playing with at the time, but the sound was still forming and eventually we parted ways. Someone recommended I reach out to this drummer Anna who had recently moved to Providence from Arkansas, so I did, and it was pretty clear off the bat that our musical sensibilities clicked. She was already friends with Nick, and after her and I had been playing together for a while she suggested we ask him to play bass. I think it was pretty obvious to all of us after the first time we practiced that it was a perfect fit.
Anna: I moved to Providence from Arkansas a few years back, mostly for grad school but also because I knew maybe 2 people that lived in Providence who were amazing artists and musicians. Drumming has allowed me to travel and meet people all over the country, so I feel really lucky that I was able to find a community of like-minded weirdos on the East Coast. When I first moved here, I shared a practice space with Doomsday Student for a while, with my drums in the corner of a red-carpet walled warehouse space filled with their crazy awesome gear. I practiced my drums solo for almost a year in that space, and when I heard Way Out might need a drummer I practiced everyday to build speed and stamina. I put the word out that I wanted to play in a group and was introduced to Derek. I had connected with Nick at this point through our mutual friend group, and reach out to him after playing with Derek for a while. The rest is HERstory!
Nick: I met Anna briefly when an old band I was in toured through Arkansas with The Chinese Stars in 2010. It was very brief. Years later, at work, a friend showed up with Anna and I had another mystery moment of trying to figure out who this person was and why I knew her. I invited Anna to my ex's party along with our mutual friend. As she was leaving the party, an image of her hanging out in this make-shift greenroom in Arkansas struck me. We agreed that was it. Anna being the outgoing person she is ended up infiltrating my immediate friend group at that time. As a result I went to a handful of her first shows with Way Out – which is how I met Derek. I liked the band from the get-go; they had pretty straight forward but well done songs that I liked, and I have always been a sucker for dramatic melodies and guitars drenched in reverb and chorus. At some point when Anna told me they were looking for a new bass player I jokingly offered myself (I did not play bass at the time), which became a real invite. So I learned the 6 or 7 songs they sent to me, and luckily for everyone it seemed we had some immediate form of chemistry as a group. Just clicked. Derek and I became closer cohorts after I was invited to join the band. For me, the deal was made at the first practice when I foolishly already had changes I wanted to bring to the table (potentially insulting – maybe not a great idea for day one) and they were both not only open to it, but encouraging. That is the hallmark for me – I have to be able to contribute creatively or I lose interest. Way Out gives me the freedom within the context of our project to remain interested, and I am grateful.
Of course its impossible not to address Nick's other bands particularly 'Daughters'. Has that notoriety helped or hindered WAY OUT's progression and what ways if any?
Nick: I'm not sure it has helped very much, if so, perhaps negligibly. I have been able to bring the band to some folks' attention simply because I know them, but nothing other than sharing and maybe spreading the word has come of it. I mostly prefer this. Way Out stands well on its own, and it's nice for me to have another world to participate in outside of Daughters.
Derek: I think everything has unfolded pretty organically. The three of us have been playing together for over two years, and now we're working with a label connection we all made together.
Was there any uneasiness or apprehension about re-issuing your first ep in light of your new ep about to drop soon after in summer? How do you handle the nostalgia and then approach the future at once?
Derek: I'm nothing but excited about re-issuing the first EP. Our live sound may have evolved a bit since the time we recorded it, but I'm still proud of those songs and psyched to get to share them with a wider audience. We put out the first run of tapes ourselves and sold them out, so having a label offer to do another run was a no-brainer to me. I also think it's nice for listeners to have that extra context available when they approach the new EP, both to get a wider idea of our sound as well as to realize that we've been playing together as a band for a long time.
Nick: I'm glad that Cercle Social decided to take on the first EP. I was worried that it would fall through the cracks otherwise. We don't exactly sound that way now, but I like those songs, we still play 2 or 3 of them from time to time, and I think it shows that there is a breadth of approaches we are capable of taking to the music over time. We often talk about branching out, or specifically, not allowing ourselves to feel confined to one aspect of ourselves, so between the two EPs there is a promise of no-holds-barred progression that is important to me.
6. What is the biggest difference and evolution from the sound on the self-titled versus the upcoming? And what are you most proud about with 'Arc of Descent'?
Derek: Compared to the upcoming EP, I'd say the self-titled has a cleaner and dreamier sound overall, kind of more like a 'Seventeen Seconds' vibe, as opposed to the more driving and aggressive sound of the new one. I think Arc of Descent captures the more urgent energy of our live shows, so that's probably what I'm the most proud of. We're definitely not like a gloomy, foot-shuffling type of band, so I'm glad that's been recorded for history.
Anna: My favorite thing about playing in Way Out is our live set. Drumming in this group is very physical. I have to keep up with these speed demons, which is a challenge I really enjoy! Arc of Descent captures the frenetic, driving energy of our live performance. We also were more open to experimentation in the recording process this go around, with added percussive and synth sounds woven through the record.
Nick: We recorded the first EP pretty quickly into my time with the group. I see it as us learning how to be Way Out together. Arc of Descent is almost 100% a group effort in one way or another ("A Presence" was reworked from a version that Derek wrote for an earlier incarnation of the group). I am very proud of that. Any record I've been involved with that was more a group effort than that of primarily one person has always felt like some of the best stuff I have been a part of. These songs are a lot more driving and maybe a little more aggressive than the self-titled and I think that came out of some kind of collective necessity we unconsciously needed live.
I've always kind of been a fan of the 3-member band dynamic. How would you explain the group dynamic in WAY OUT? And how does the writing process work? Is it Derek primarily lyric writing or is it more a collaborative thing with Amy and Nick?
Derek: It's always been collaborative to some degree, but at the outset I would write the songs primarily by myself, whereas lately the writing process is mainly collaborative. When the three of us first started playing together, I would bring a song to practice that was basically structurally complete-- vocals, guitar, all the chord progressions -- and then together we would take the song and build it into the best possible live translation, with Nick and Anna writing their own parts and everyone giving input on dynamics and sonics etc. Nowadays, I still write the lyrics, but otherwise we tend to just dive into riffs that excite us and see where we can take them, eventually chiseling down our raw energy into a song. I guess that's another big difference between the two EPs-- the self-titled is all songs I mainly wrote and then brought to the band, whereas Arc of Descent is the result of our current, more collaborative dynamic, and I think the energy of the record reflects that.
Anna: Songwriting! Agh! I am truly a drummer, through and through. I like to think I am the brawn of the group while Nick and Derek are the brains. I love playing drums and singing, but I have never had any sort of drive to write music. I write my own parts and work hard to keep an open mind for any ideas the guys have about my drumming. I can hear something and have ideas about structure, but lyrics and melodies elude me. At the heart of it all, I really don't wanna work, I just wanna bang on my drums all day! (sorry for the Todd Rundgren joke, but ain't it the truth?)
Nick: There's always some riff. Way Out is constantly sifting through a list of melodies, drum hooks, vocal lines, and hunks of music that we started recording live since I joined. We don't tend to latch onto things we cannot perform directly live. That could change, but as of today it's usually the group finding something that catches our ear – could come from anywhere – and spending several weeks slowly creeping up on it. I have noticed us taking more chances and stepping a little further outside of our comfort zones. One thing that is consistent about our process is Derek's knack for vocal melodies, hooks, and lyrics – there is usually something in this department I can find a grievance with in other bands, but not so much in this one. Anna and I are nearly uninvolved in this process outside of helping get the recording down through observation, so as a spectator to that part of the band, I am always struck by how easily these vocal parts seem to come to Derek. Even if I have some music for Way Out that I've made at home and am showing to him during the car ride to practice, he will improvise excellent and natural feeling patterns, and turn of phrase. It's very impressive – like he was made for this kind of music in particular. I don't know how Anna feels about this, but I would say that we focused on and have done reasonably well in crafting a solid "rhythm section" for Way Out – we match up well and tend to push for things together that the band may not usually be accustomed to. Anna has a great ear for what sounds useable vs what sounds corny, and does a great job drumming for the song, which is of utmost importance in any band. She is very amicable in that respect, able to put aside things she would like to do as a drummer to focus on what we feel is best for the music.
You've played with loads of bands from A Place to Bury Strangers, Wavves, Mannequin Pussy, Chain of Flowers and Doomsday Student. Who are you all listening to at the moment? And who has been your favourite to band to play with?
Nick: I have been listening to Raime a lot in the last fews months, keep going back to it. I like so many of the bands we play with, but a stand out really was Soft Kill. That was a kind of an epiphanic moment with respect to what Way Out was doing, and really what many post-punk bands are doing – there are reasons why Soft Kill sticks out a little more than others. I could go on.
Derek: We've played with so many amazing bands that I could never pick a favorite. I certainly echo Nick's sentiments about Soft Kill. Chain of Flowers also really blew me away recently, and Ed Schrader's Music Beat always mesmerize me for their entire set. I guess I'd have to say a personal standout for me was getting to play with Prince Rama on their most recent tour, as they're a band I've had huge admiration for for a long time as visual artists and performers as well as musicians.
Lately I've been listening to a lot of Ennio Morricone, Blonde Redhead and the Ventures. Summer is just arriving so I always go pretty crazy with surf rock and beach pop jams at this time-- my "Pebbles, Vol. 4" record gets a lot of play. R&B and hip hop tends to make up the majority of new music I keep up with though-- Metro Boomin is definitely one of my favorite artists around.
Anna: I listen to A LOT of podcasts. The night after our show with A Place to Bury Strangers on Halloween in NYC, some friends we were staying with hopped in the car with me and as soon as I turn it on, they hear my fave podcast, Stuff You Should Know, blasting through the speakers. Because isn't that how everyone gets pumped up for a big show? I learned a lot about bonsai trees en route to the show that night. I really enjoyed playing with A Place to Bury Strangers because their drummer, Lia Simone Braswell, was super inspiring. I loved her drumming and her energy! In general, I really like watching amazing drummers, especially if they are women.
If I'm not listening to a podcast, I listen to such a variety of music it's hard to even begin to pinpoint what I'm into currently. It's been grey and cold this Spring in Providence, so I match my introspective bummer mood with introspective, beautiful music by Angel Olsen, or if I'm feeling like myself then I'm jamming and singing along with the B52's, or trying to drum along with Can records. And of course, Wire is my all time favorite group.
In fall, you will on tour supporting Soft Kill and ChameleonsVox. Are there any plans sooner or later yet to see WAY OUT expand their touring outside the US?
Nick: We are going to be doing some shows here and there, some long weekends. We have a few irons in the fire right now, but nothing drastic at the moment. We plan to do longer bouts once Arc of Descent is out. No plans for anything abroad now, but that is certainly an interest and goal of ours. If anyone reading this feels compelled to help us get to their town or country, please reach out.
Derek: Touring outside the US would be a dream. I'd especially love to play England, Sweden and Japan.
Anna: I'd love to travel abroad! Time will tell!
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10. What do you listeners to come away with after hearing the Self-titled? And is the message different with 'Arc of Descent'?
Nick: I rarely think seriously about listeners – there are a few ideas with respect to an audience that come up, but making music is mostly for me, and my friends (bandmates). Audiences come and go for reasons both related and unrelated to the music – it's not a very reliable relationship. Really the only thing that can be done is to try to make the music that sounds best to you. That way, when your aesthetic ages as you do and perhaps dies off or becomes unpopular, the core feeling of the songs you tried to make as good for yourself as possible will always be there. The right listeners will always appreciate that and come around to support when you need it – those are the people you want to enjoy your music (not that I do not love or even covet aesthetic as part of the modern music mythos – see: my feeling of Andrew Eldritch as the near perfect visual (and aural) distillation of the core of long-standing rock music tenets. Or – The Cramps). If anything, sharing the music is still fun and interesting for me, and I would be happy to know that anyone enjoyed any of it, but that's about it with respect to listeners.
Derek: All I can do is make music that comes from a place of personal truth and feels cathartic to play, and I hope that whatever it is about the music that resonates with me can resonate in the same way for a listener. I think that's always the intent, regardless of whatever themes or sounds might be on this or that record. Something is communicated during those experiences that feels realer than language. That chance for communion and understanding is what has always drawn me to music and what makes it continue to feel like a worthwhile pursuit.
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Chiropractic treatment helps to remove postural imbalances and structural misalignments that can accumulate in our bodies over time. Our spines change and develop problems just like our teeth, eyes and heart. Left unchecked, these changes may lead to pain, stiffness or other more serious problems.
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Yes. Chiropractic adjustments are safe and effective. Scientific evidence proving that chiropractic care works is overwhelming. Over the past 20 years, many controlled and independent research studies have shown again and again that chiropractic care is safe and effective for treating low back pain, neck pain, headaches and other conditions relating to the spine. Based on these scientific studies, the consensus is that chiropractic care is the treatment of choice for most spinal problems. The extent to which a person can benefit from care varies depending on their problem and how long it has existed.
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Senators Durbin, Murkowski, Cantwell, Lee, and Murray on "Green New Deal"
2019-03-26T20:47:13-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/192/20190326204938002_hd.jpgMinority Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL) spoke on the chamber floor about the Senate vote on the House-passed "Green New Deal" resolution. He was followed by Energy and Natural Resources Committee Chair Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) and Senators Cantwell (D-WA), Mike Lee (R-UT), and Patty Murray (D-WA).
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Minority Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL) spoke on the chamber floor about the Senate vote on the House-passed "Green New Deal" resolution. He was followed by Energy and Natural Resources Committee Chair Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) and Senators Cantwell (D-WA), Mike Lee (R-UT), and Patty Murray (D-WA). close
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Artistry's Lovely "Our Town" Sheds Light on its Women – By Gay Master Playwright Thornton Wilder
September 17, 2019 / John Townsend
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"There's something way down deep that's eternal about every human being."
– the Stage Manager in Our Town
First off, all male actors in Artistry's revival of the Great American Play, Our Town, are absolutely crackerjack. They and the rest of the ensemble embody the early 20th century post-Victorian look and sensibility palpably. But it's hard not to become acutely aware in this production of the special insights Thornton Wilder brought to its women. It may sound cliche, but it's true. The gay classic American playwrights—Williams, Wilder, Inge, and Albee—were continually noted for the great roles they wrote for women.
Victorian? you may ask. She wasn't American of course, but the British Queen's fiercely traditional ethos made a monumental impact on the world and Wilder's 1938 Pulitzer Prize-winner radiates that. Even parochial, isolated Grover's Corners, New Hampshire lived in the snug security thereof. Whether Artistry director Benjamin addresses that aspect outright or by instinct, he and his actors are nonetheless, right on target.
Our Town ends just a bit before Woodrow Wilson broke his promise not to enter World War I. So it's an innocent period of trust. What's fascinating is that Wilder's private life was quite the opposite,* yet his fealty to that idyllic small town harmony, has triggered guffaws for decades. Some fools even said things like "he was denying his sexuality." But director Benjamin McGovern rescues this drama milestone from snickering naysayers.
A major element that made Our Town that was so very off center for the late '30s was its very minimal staging where action played on small town, streets, a drug store, two homes, and a church, are presented minimalistically so that chairs, ladders, planks, and the like represent the details of the location. There are no set flats or other structures that reflect those places realistically. You have to use your imagination. You imagine the garden, the peas the mothers are shelling by mime, and the street that we're made aware has shifted from horse-drawn to motor vehicles during the decade span wherein the play takes place. You accept the audience being addressed directly at points. For Broadway especially, with its penchant for striking sets reflecting places directly, this spare concept was extraordinary and put the audience focus on the characters.
This was a paradox because the unorthodox concept of how the play is presented to the audience is congealed in a traditional world view that permeates poignantly through the concerns and values built organically into the characters. Wilder is profoundly sympathetic to those values.
The Artistry production subverts this a bit with by casting the lead role of the narrator, traditionally played by a man, whom the playwright dubs "the Stage Manager", as a woman. In that role, a splendid Linda Kelsey beguiles with an ease that is authoritative, compassionate, and a bit phantasmic without being odd. It's yet another great performances by a woman who is a television legend with several Emmy and Golden Globe nominations. She bucks the stereotype that television actors cannot be great stage actors. Kelsey is one of the best.
The heart of Our Town beats to the relationship between George and Emily. We see them evolve as childhood neighbors into husband and wife. Artistry's interracial casting may not reflect the intolerance that would likely have occurred with an actual interracial relationship at the time and place but the essence of the characters are beautifully grasped by actor of color Jelani Pitcher, and white actress Brianna Joy Ford.
This wondrously matched pair is touching as they reveal their miscommunication as teens and the subsequent forgiveness that transpires. George has the play's most dramatic moment and Pitcher manifests that to wrenching perfection.
It is Emily who unfolds as the play's protagonist, and you'll seldom see the iconic role better played than by Ford. She bravely probes the girl-woman's volatility. It's a superb evocation of human nature itself—of how we respond and react to life with whatever limited information we have at a given time, only to rue our all-too-certain opinions and impressions when Fate ultimately holds her mirror to our face. Indeed, this is the human condition. Wilder reminds us sadly that we often take too long to see the obvious. Ford brings that home numinously.
The roles of the mothers are the very picture of matronly strength and are crisp historical period performances that have unsettling power over those of us with actual first-hand memories of great grandmothers who were actually born before the 20th century. If you're fortunate enough to have such memories you may well be struck, as I was, by the uncanny portrayals of Adelin Phelps as Mrs. Gibbs and Elise Langer as Mrs. Webb. This is not a word I use very often, but they are amazing in that way.
Another notable in the same vein is Patty Matthews as the sentimental wedding guest, Mrs. Soames. Another paradox: though she's sentimental, something generally thought of as vacuous, she genuinely serves as a genuine spiritual portal into the wonder of marriage. Why do we cry at weddings? It's a simple, yet profound question. Soames's passage, delivered movingly by Matthews, is a classic in its own right.
The entire ensemble moves crisply from scene to scene like a film: one of those out-of-the-box elements that would have been more avant-garde than mainstream in the '30s. A harbinger of what Wilder will expand toward in the 1940s with the even more structurally transgressive The Skin of Our Teeth.
Ansa Akyea and Jason Ballweber are appealingly sturdy evocations of small town fatherhood. They bring a lot love to Dr.Gibbs and Mr. Webb. In stark contrast, Craig Johnson renders a painfully accurate portrait of the consuming nature of bitterness matched with alcohol abuse. He sketches a flesh and blood portrait of Simon Stimson, the town's church choir director, to tragic effect. Wilder created an unfortunate man cursed with profound sensitivity and potential insight, but who fell between the cracks. Johnson nails it.
Ed Gleeman's costumes and Paul Bigot's wigs and makeup are period perfect.
*The Lavender review of Girl Friday's 2019 production of Wilder's other Pulitzer Prize-winner for Drama, The Skin of Our Teeth, muses on the gay playwright-fiction writer's personal life.
Through Sept. 29
Bloomington Center for the Arts, 1800 W. Old Shakopee Rd., Bloomington
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A pregnant motorist was 'almost killed' when a thoughtless driver ran a red light and narrowly avoided smashing into her car.
Lauren Sim, who is 25 weeks pregnant with her first child, was sent into a panic attack fearing for her life when the dangerous driver careered towards her car.
She was travelling along Anchor Lane in Indolgmells on Wednesday, December 20, when she was involved in the near miss at around 12.15pm.
The 20-year-old said: "I was coming down the road and there was a white car in front of me – when we got to the traffic lights they were on red so of course we stopped.
"Then when our lights turned green we went and turned towards Chapel Straight.
"Then to my right I could see this green Fiat still coming towards the car at a high speed from Chapel Straight towards Skegness - he had no intentions on stopping.
"He literally skimmed the driver's side of the car.
"The shock wasn't good at all, I have severe anxiety so I had a panic attack.
"I'm 25 weeks pregnant with my first baby so not only would he have hurt me or at the speed, killed me, he may have caused serious harm to my baby.


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Q: Why does my code list out even these? I am trying to write a search function, which lists out the products that meet the search criteria.
termekek = products
marka = manufacturer
tipus = type

As you can see on the image below, it lists out my products which are MSI but are not Radeon as well.
It should only list ou the products, that are MSi but Radeon as well. The problem must be with my SQL code in my opinion, but I can't seem to get it right.
Thank you in advance!

My PHP code:
http://pastebin.com/fmwLVbER
           <?php

            if(isset($_GET["text_search"]))
            {
                require('db.php');
                mysql_select_db('ceg',$connection);
                $text=$_GET["text_search"];

                $text=explode(" ", $text);

                $i=1;

                if(count($text) > 0)
                    $sql='SELECT * FROM termekek WHERE marka="'.$text[0].'" OR tipus="'.$text[0].'" ';

                while($i < count($text)){
                    $sql .= 'AND marka="'.$text[$i].'" OR tipus="'.$text[$i].'"';
                    $i++;
                }

                echo $sql;

                $result=mysql_query($sql);

                if (mysql_num_rows($result) > 0)
                {
                    while($array=mysql_fetch_array($result)){
                        echo '

                                '.$array["marka"].'
                                '.$array["tipus"].'

                                '.$array["ar"].' euró

';
                    }
                }
            }

            ?>

A: You need parentheses around your OR clauses, so that they get evaluated first.

A: Based on what Robert has said, I think your code should look like this.
if(count($text) > 0)
                    $sql='SELECT * FROM termekek WHERE (marka="'.$text[0].'" OR tipus="'.$text[0].'") ';

                while($i < count($text)){
                    $sql .= 'AND (marka="'.$text[$i].'" OR tipus="'.$text[$i].'")';
                    $i++;
                }

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The sky west prop plane from Salt Lake to Casper passed over mountains, valleys, ridges, and clefts, mostly barren. A road, town, or farm was rarely sighted.
Bishop David Ricken, D.D., of Cheyenne—only one bishop in Wyoming—realized that Catholics in Wyoming had no Catholic college (it may have been a blessing!). The University of Wyoming at Laramie is flanked by several junior colleges, as at Casper, where Professor Robert Carlson has taught for many years.
Along with the bishop, Carlson and Rev. Robert Cook, a civil lawyer and Colorado prosecutor gone cleric, sought to devise some way whereby the cultural and intellectual heritage of Catholicism might be made more vibrant in the state. The state has a good number of Catholics, many well-educated. But something more would be helpful. What?
They came up with a weeklong—can I call it "encampment"? on 7,000-foot Casper Mountain, at a Lions' Club–built summer grounds designed for the recreation of blind persons. The notion of "the blind leading the blind" often came up in the considerable humor over the five days spent there.
Actually, a memorable experience it was to put on blackened goggles and walk blindly along the trail erected to teach the blind how trees, ferns, bark, and grass feel; how to listen to brooks, birds, and wind; how to smell the differing odors and fragrances. With the expert guidance of Margaret Farley, a young mother, whose own mother had been blind since Margaret was nine, several of us negotiated this trail. Margaret read to us what the Braille signs said about the surrounding trail and its foliage. I, with my one good eye, was just amazed at how different the hilly trail appeared when we took it a second time with the blinders off.
Carlson lead the group through St. Augustine's Confessions in a lively and refreshing manner. One of the intellectual exercises of Catholicism, even in Wyoming, is surely a reading and rereading of this wonderful book of the great African doctor. Mitchell Kalpakian had several marvelous talks on the nature of the family, of home, of children, and of hospitality, as seen through the classical and poetic traditions. Scott Bloch spoke of American politics. I was given the freedom to ramble on whatever moved me, always a dangerous liberty, as readers of CRISIS by now surely realize. We did not "coordinate" our lectures, which had the fruitful result of several making the same points in different ways.
The attendees were all Wyoming adults, though a number of college students were there with their unique contributions. I learned of towns I've never heard of—Glenrock, Sheridan, Saratoga, Gillette, Big Piney, Basin, Sundance, and Lander. I had, of course, known of Cheyenne, Casper, Cody, Jackson Hole, Rock Springs, and Laramie. This was not a "retreat," nor was it intended to be, even though a pronounced effort was made to keep the Catholic religious tradition present as precisely a part of the Catholic mind.
What I think was unique about this "intellectual encampment" was the emphasis that intelligence, music, art, work, worship, politics, good fellowship, and personal conversation all go together. Everyone needs to know of books and ideas that he had missed, not known, or forgotten. Bishop Ricken made a point of reaffirming that attention to the mind, truth, and intelligence is itself a peculiarly Catholic thing, not to be neglected.
Yet, reflecting on this experience, this is what I learned: To be a man in Wyoming, you need to be able, without boasting, to ride a horse, shoot a rifle, fish, hunt elk, repair and drive a truck, build and rebuild a house, know how to drive in snow drifts, wear a cowboy hat and western boots, dance in them, think, pray, speak softly, and, as St. Paul said, obey your wife in all things.


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Q: MismatchedTokenException: expecting "set", found '=' In my java spring boot application, i am working with postgresql. I am trying to run the below query
String update = "update User" +
            "set temporaryRandomToken = :randomToken" +
            "where id = :userId";
     org.hibernate.query.Query<?> sql = createHql(update)
             .setParameter("randomToken", "12aswqq")
             .setParameter("userId", 1);

The problem is, when i run the query it complains with
MismatchedTokenException: expecting "set", found '='

The userId, and the randomToken must change dynamically, so do not offer my a static query string.

A: You need a space in the beginning of 2 lines (before "set" and "where"):
String update = "update User" +
        " set temporaryRandomToken = :randomToken" +
        " where id = :userId";

A: You're missing a space. Change
String update = "update User" +

to:
String update = "update User " +

A: Seems like you forgot to add an extra whitespace between 'User' and 'set'


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The game many have been talking about and looking forward to all season. No matter which ranking you've been looking at, they all have one thing in common, all season these two schools have been #1 and #2.
Last season these two met up in the west's semifinal and the Coyotes' offense could not be stopped, as BC won 92-58. This year it seems like Happy's offense is the most potent. They are averaging almost 78 points per game and put up 94 points in only two quarters of play just two weeks ago.
Everyone knows their playmaker is Colton McCarley, who has scored 150 points by himself in Happy's three playoff games, and that is not taking into account his touchdown passes. Last week, he had his usual game, rushing for 278 yards and seven touchdowns on 15 carries. However, Jayton Walden and Jayden Bressler are also key players for the Cowboys offensively. Against McLean, Walden had a big game, rushing for 147 yards and four touchdowns on just eight carries.
Borden County is known for possibly having the best defense in all of class 1A, allowing just five points per game this season. They have 45'd every opponent and have held eight of them scoreless. Defensive Ends Ryan Willborn, Ben Justice and Nick Allen are formidable up front with size and quickness. LB/S Trace Richey is a big hitter and quite a ball hawk that lets very little past him in the secondary.
Offensively, Nick Proulx is a speedster out of the backfield and with the big boys up front leading the way he is hard to get a hand on. In last week's win over Garden City, Proulx rushed for 254 yards with four touchdowns, while Payton Merket rushed for 136 yards and a touchdown as well. Willborn led the way with 20 tackles and Allen had a big second half finishing with 15 tackles, four for loss and two sacks. In the secondary, Richey recorded 18 tackles and Morgan Wilson 17.
Happy will need McCarley to have the game of his life, or other players to step up, if the Coyote defense shuts him down. Borden County will need to be ready for a full four quarter contest and get stellar performances from their offensive backs, while their defense needs to keep doing what they have been doing, as they try to slow down McCarley.
It should be a great game and obviously a virtually pick'em… I'm sticking with my pick of Borden County, but certainly won't be shocked if Happy wins.
Jonesboro is back in the semifinal game and this is the furthest Tioga has ever advanced. Both teams won last week in dramatic fashion, Jonesboro beating May 57-50 and Tioga upsetting Union Hill, 44-40. Both teams will be riding high on momentum going into this DI East showdown.
Both teams favor the ground attack and have great blocking up front, creating holes for their backs. For Tioga those backs are Cade Kimbrell and Kaleb Scott. Kimbrell leads the team with 1,489 yards and 31 touchdowns on the ground this season, and Scott has 852 yards with 17 touchdowns. However, Scott has become a go to guy in the playoffs, rushing for 379 yards and six touchdowns in the Bulldogs three playoff games.
Jonesboro has the two-way go-getter Wyatt Young, who has rushed for 2,333 yards 38 touchdowns this season, while also recording 162 tackles, defensively. The Eagles are no one man show, however, as Ethan Lilljedahl and Alex and Andy Sarmiento all played huge roles in their big win over May last week. Lilljedahl rushed for four touchdowns and threw for three more.
Tioga has the edge defensively, having allowed just 16 points per game to Jonesboro's 31, but Jonesboro has played a more brutal schedule, which lends itself to giving up more points. Remember, Tioga's only loss came in that controversial game against Fort Worth THESA, a game in which Tioga forfeited at halftime with the lead, due to player safety.
One sure edge Tioga has is numbers. They turned in a whopping 141 for their snapshot number and will be in 2A next year, while Jonesboro only counted 82 students.
Jonesboro is itching to get back to the title game after being beaten last year by Borden County and I think they have a little bit more to prove.
This is a rematch of last year's west semifinal game in which Balmorhea won 74-52.
Both teams have multi-threat offenses. Balmorhea running back Kyle Garcia is speedy, fullback Marcos Mendoza is quick and stout, and quarterback Marco Martinez can drop passes in with ease, keeping defenses honest. Garcia has rushed for 1,572 yards with 35 touchdowns on just 89 carries this season. This includes 24-490 yards and 11 touchdowns in the Bears three playoff games. Mendoza leads the team with 96 tackles, while Garcia has 82 on the season.
For the Valley Patriots, the offense is balanced between the pass-and-catch tandem of quarterback Parker Carson, one of the best in 1A, and receiver Jayton Smith (904 yards, 20 TDs receiving) with the running game, led by Dax Allen. In last week's win over Follett, Allen rushed for 311 yards and six touchdowns, while Carson threw for 156 yards with two more scores.
Valley's special teams play is excellent, with Jayton Smith having the ability to run any kickoff back he gets his hands on. Their PAT kicking game may also be slightly better than the Bears. At this stage in the season, special teams play can be a key to victory.
However, the difference in this game I think will be defensive play, and Balmorhea has a big edge there. The Bears have allowed 10 points a game to Valley's 21. The Balmorhea front line is tough to get around, and once you do, Kyle Garcia and Josiah Garcia (8 interceptions) in the secondary are so fast, very few can out run them.
I'm sticking with Balmorhea to win this game and think it will play out much like last season -- a competitive game, with Balmorhea winning by a few scores.
A huge showdown between two undefeated perennial playoff teams out east! It's Strawn's defense, led by JW Montgomery, Tanner Hodgkins and company versus Milford's offense, led by the dual-threat Taron Smith.
Strawn is only giving up an average of 6 points per game! The Greyhounds have mercy ruled all 13 of their opponents, shutting out seven of those as well. As mentioned, JW Montgomery and Tanner Hodgkins are two of their big play makers on defense. Offensively, Strawn is nothing to be laughed at, as they average just under 62 points a game, behind a running attack founded on excellent line up front blocking for backs Julian Fraga and Carlos Villanueva.
Milford is averaging right at 60 points per game, with Taron Smith being their main offensive threat. Smith has now passed for over 2,000 yards with 44 touchdowns and rushed for over 1,600 yards, adding 27 more touchdowns on the ground. A solid receiving core surrounds Smith, with Ricky Pendleton and Jasean Brooks having eclipsed the 500-yard receiving mark and James McIntyre not far behind with over 400 yards. DE Corbin Schrotke is the life-blood of the Bulldogs defense and notched 180 tackles during the season, including 23 last week against Iredell. Milford will allow some points, as opponent's average 26 points a game against them.
Strawn's defense will have to find some way to slow Smith down and force someone else play the hero offensively. Last week Milford slipped early against Iredell and had to fight back. The Bulldogs cannot have a repeat of last week, if they want to advance to state. Milford seems to be the favorite in this game, but I'm a big fan of defense.
It is worth noting that really any of these teams remaining have a great chance at winning their games this week.
Great games this week, really feel like any of them could go either way!
WTexas wrote: Great games this week, really feel like any of them could go either way!
What Game is going to be the best??? Hard for me to decide???
I'm going with Strawn and Milford. I feel like this game could go either way by a touchdown!
I'll be at Happy vs Borden County! Cannot wait! Don't know if Happy can knock off Borden County, BUT if they finally do, I'll be there to see it!
Tioga has had two exciting, come down to the wire games the past two weeks. I don't expect the game vs Jonesboro to be any different.
Two great games at Springtown this weekend, if you wanted to make a weekend out of it you could see both...Milford vs Strawn Fri. 7:30 and Tioga vs Jonesboro Sat 5:00. Should be exciting!!!
Does anyone know who's Home and who's the guest at these games. I'm meeting someone at the game and would like to plan in advance.
For those of us (thankfully) who don't have SIRI.
The Old porcupine stadium, by the jr hi, is one of the places I found out how little I know about coaching trying to be an assistant at a pee wee game in the late 90's.
got a poll going on twitter asking which game this week will be the closest/best/most highly contested contest!
When will broadcast information be put up for these games?


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CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) ? Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said he is certain he will pursue his re-election bid next year even as he struggles to overcome cancer.
Chavez said in an interview published Monday in the government newspaper Correo del Orinoco that he hasn't "for an instant thought about withdrawing from the presidency."
He said if there were physical reasons to step down he would do so but that he is pursuing his candidacy "with more strength than before."
"I'm resolved to reach 2031," Chavez said.
The leftist president has been in office since 1999 and is seeking another six-year term. He has suggested in the past that he hopes to keep winning re-election to remain president for many years to come. He has vaguely mentioned various dates, ranging from 2021 to 2031.
A poll released last week said Chavez's public approval rating remains at 50 percent and hasn't significantly varied since his cancer diagnosis.
Chavez completed his first phase of chemotherapy in Cuba last week. He said he is now waiting for additional phases of chemotherapy but did not say how soon the treatments would resume or how long the process could last.
Chavez underwent surgery in Cuba on June 20 to remove a cancerous tumor, which he has said was the size of a baseball. He hasn't said what type of cancer he has been diagnosed with or specified where exactly it was located, saying only that it was in his pelvic region.
Chavez, who turns 57 on Thursday, said he plans to celebrate his birthday in Venezuela.
In a telephone call aired Monday on state television, Chavez said he was under strict orders from his doctors to limit his agenda, saying "I'm under the effects of the first session of chemotherapy."
"It's going well. But, well, I'm in rehabilitation and convalescence defeating cancer," Chavez said. "And to all those people who have cancer, nobody should give up, no one. Fight hard."
In the newspaper interview, Chavez dismissed what he called the "macabre, perverse, morbid wishes of some commentators like Roger Noriega," a former U.S. assistant secretary of state under former President George W. Bush.
A message on Noriega's Twitter account on Sunday said he believes Chavez's "health is grave" and that the opposition "should fill vacuum/prepare for any scenario."
Chavez said after his return from Cuba to Venezuela on Saturday night that thorough tests found no signs that any cancer cells have reappeared.
Chavez gave a speech and sang at a public event on Sunday, appearing upbeat and energetic.
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