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Minister of State for Tourism Bahinduka Mugarra Martin
Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The rising costs of fuel and other essential items is expected to affect the growth of the domestic tour and travel industry, one of the reasons the sector has to find mitigating measures.
The industry is mainly driven by transport, food and accommodation, with the first two already being affected by the rising costs of other goods and services like fuel.
As the country focuses on the promotion of domestic tourism to grow the industry after a two-year period due to COVID-19, the expected growth in demand is likely to be dented by fuel prices which is affecting the cost of transport.
Many Ugandans have admitted to reducing the frequency at which they sue their private vehicles, so as to manage their expenses, and this should reflect on other activities that require transportation.
The State Minister for Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities, Martin Mugarra Bahinduka, says there is not much that can be done, apart from advising Ugandans to seek alternatives to the conventional modes of transport, or restructure their spending patterns while on travel. These according to him includes pooling resources for transport instead of going it individually, or opting for cheaper accommodation to balance off the high cost of transport.
He was speaking ahead of the Easter tourism season, where more Ugandans are expected to increase travel within the region as opposed to other times of the year.
Easter is not a popular tour and travel season mainly because of the global weather patterns compared to the December/January season when Africa attracts international tourism due to the more favourable weather.
However, the Ugandan tourism industry thinks it is an opportunity to grow domestic tourism because it is one of the two seasons when Ugandans increase their spending levels due to the long holiday. The State Minister Mugarra says that since the outbreak of COVID-19, they have realized that domestic tourism is better placed to sustain the tourism sector, especially protecting it from global shocks.
Before the outbreak, the country was registering more than 1.46 billion tourists and more than 1.2 billion dollars in revenues, with only coffee being the biggest foreign exchange earner. This plummeted to 400,000 visitors in 2020/2021. The target of the government is to see this rise to at least 1 million this year, before returning to the pre-pandemic levels next year.
To stress the importance of the domestic tourism segment of the market, in November and December last year, about 80,000 people visited the protected wildlife parks, and at least 70 of these were Ugandans, while foreign tourists were being prevented by the closure of borders.
The Managing Director of Sheraton Kampala Hotel, Jean-Philippe Bittencourt also reported that more than 60 percent of the visitors to his hotel were Ugandans. This was reechoed by the Vice President of the Uganda Hotel Owners Association Yogi Birigwa.
The State Minister Mugarra says the resilience of the Kenyan tourism industry was a good lesion to Uganda because it has a strong domestic business compared to Uganda. He says that if they can grow the number of domestic tourists to half of the total sector figure, it will help sustain the growth.
The Administration Manager, Adrift Uganda, Ruth Riley says they have seen activities return since the beginning of February, and hope that the reopening of the economy will boost this increase.
Among the sectors that are being targeted for growth are water tourism, cultural tourism and agricultural tourism. Ugandans have largely stayed away from some activities saying they are too expensive and meant for the wealthy foreign tourists.
For example, one main hindrance to growth accessibility to most of the attraction, is they are far-away from the capital and business hub of the country.
The country has a low developed aviation industry, which is also very expensive for most Ugandans, yet travel by road takes an average five hours to most of the national parks, as opposed to 10 to 15 minutes by air.
According to Aero Float, a domestic aviation company, a return ticket to western Uganda's national parks costs about 850,000 shillings, compared to 100,000 shillings by road.
Leonard Othieno, the Senior Pilot at Aero Float, says there is need for Ugandans to compare the cost in terms of cash paid for air transport, and the time taken to travel by air or by road. He says the cost is still high because there are few players in this market.
On his part, Road Runner Kenneth Kannyeke is rallying Ugandans to embrace road running which can easily be a good means of transport to tourist attractions anywhere in the country. Kannyeke, a fitness expert at Caldwell Fitness, says he has visited most famous parks in Uganda on foot which gives him the benefit of touring places, as well as keeping fit at a lesser cost. But he says that this has enabled him to market Uganda as a tourist destination to the international community.
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Markets and stocks started the week out on a rough note but there wasn't any panic selling and stocks who've been strong held up well so I held onto almost everything and even added a bit on Tuesday.
Then we turned around well and ended the week constructively.
Markets and stocks look great still and ready to move into new highs.
That said, we are moving into summer and that isn't usually when we see such moves but it doesn't mean it won't happen.
For now, I remain very heavy in stocks but am always ready to lock in already nice gains if we get a real show of weakness since these gains I've accumulated over the past few weeks can disappear in a single day as we've seen most recently in early May.
The metals dropped early in the week as I suggested here last weekend was next and now they are just setting up for lower again most likely so let's take a look at the metals before I spend most of my focus this weekend finding the next big winners for subscribers.
Gold lost 1.24% this past week after failing to breakout above the $1,220 resistance level.
Gold now has a small bear flag pattern which tells me it will break below the triangle at $1,190 very soon.
Support now sits below at $1,170 and then $1,150 and the dominant trend remains lower.
I'm not getting those fun nasty emails from the perma-bulls anymore so that always gives me a chuckle.
I really don't care if gold rises or falls, I just read the charts while some people get so emotionally attached.
I'm in this great stock market game to make money, plain and simple.
I don't get emotional about stocks or anything I'm trading.
I look for the strongest sectors and then I find the best stocks within those sectors and that is a proven method to making money.
If I want to be right about something, the stock market is not the place to play that game.
Silver lost 2.31% over the holiday shortened week and also showed us a failed breakout.
Now it's setup to break below the uptrend line and moving average support area at $16.70.
The next support level to look for if silver breaks lower is still $15.75.
$17.25 remains resistance on the upside should we head that way but odds do not favour it.
Platinum fell 0.46% this past week and is rolling over well.
Support sits at the $1,190 area for now and that level can be hit very soon, especially if gold breaks its support level.
The major trend lower is showing its force once again.
Palladium fell only 0.37% and is holding up much better than the other 3 metals but as always, it will follow gold and silver if they move lower.
Palladium is trading quite tight here but is most likely going to see the next major move be to the downside.
A break under the $775 area should take it to support at $760 and then we have to look lower to $730 for the next support area.


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May 15, 1973 (1973-05-15) (age 36)
Electronic Rock,Alternative,Dream Pop,Darkwave, goth, deathrock, industrial
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Anders Manga (born May 15, 1973) is an American recording artist with a loyal underground following of fans worldwide[citation needed]. He was nominated for "Best Band" in 2006 by Gothic Beauty Magazine and has released 5 albums since 2005, most recently, "X's and the Eyes" in August of 2008.
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Anders' father, Jerry Anders Sr. (an amateur boxer and fire fighter) and mother, Dianne were devout and strict adherents to Christianity, and accordingly, much of Anders' young life revolved around the Southern Baptist Christian denomination.
Anders was eleven years old when he first began teaching himself Bass guitar, after borrowing a bass from a neighborhood friend. Anders identifies Alice Cooper as having been his main musical influence as a child, and has said that he was the reason why he wanted to pursue music. Other artists such as David Bowie, Slade, Gary Numan, Nick Cave and Marc Bolan also had a major influence on his musical tastes.
There Will Be Blood" (2008) (Vampture Records/Hardbeat Promotion)
At Dawn They Sleep" (2007) (Vampture Records/Hardbeat Promotion)
Science Fiction" (2007) (Vampture Records)
Beautiful" (2006) (Vampture Records)
Welcome to the Horror Show" (2006) (Vampture Records)
Gypsy" (2006) (Vampture Records)
Empire On the Sun" (2006) (Vampture Records)
Glamour" (2006) (Vampture Records)
Solitary Heaven" (2006) (Vampture Records)
Heart of Black" (2005) (Vampture Records)
Burn" (2005) (Vampture Records)
Shiver" (2005) (Vampture Records)
We Won't Stay Dead" (2005) (Vampture Records)
One Up for the Dying (2005) (Vampture/Metropolis Records)
Left of an All-Time Low (2006) (Vampture/Metropolis Records)
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Interbreeding VIII: Elements of Violence (2006) (BLC Productions)
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British fashion designer Vivienne Westwood is credited with bringing modern punk and new wave fashion to the mainsteam. Westwood is a well-known political activist, with an anarchist style. As her fame grew from London boutique to international design house, she started incorporating historical references to challenge prescribed ideas and subvert existing norms. Historicism and sexuality are central to many of Westwood's designs. Key collections included within the Archive: Anglomania (FW 1993/4) and the Harris Tweed (FW 1987/88).
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...Vivienne Westwood's Autumn/Winter 1987 show took place at London Fashion Week and was entitled 'Harris Tweed'. The collection was inspired by the Royal Family and used fabrics such as wool, tweed, and rich velvets. Models, such as Sara...
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This is the 2nd time it's happend (in the past month) and as as it's someting I don't understand it has me a bit freaked.
Yesterday my deskktop was 192.168.1.100 and my netbook was 192.168.1.101.
Was sshed into the netbook from the desktop and runing a distccd update.
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As this is all a bit over my head I'd really appeciate some help in figuring it out.
surely that's weird.... Desktop address is in APIPA range, is that configured in your "/etc/conf.d/net"?
It maybe related to DHCP leases, do you use it in your network?
Last but not least, does syslog logs says something?
it looks like the linx wend down and stayed down long enough for dhcpcd to time out and help itself to a link local address.
dmesg may show the link gowing down.
That you get new IP addresses suggests that your router has lost track of address assignments.
I left /etc/conf.d/net as it was so nothing there.
I don't know if it powered off or not.
What I still find confusing is why the router's DHCP client table still showed the ip as being 192.168.1.100.
Guess I don't understand how it would lose track.


Batelco, the regional telecommunications group with operations across 14 countries, announced it has signed a Share Purchase Agreement (SPA) with Kuwait Telecommunications Company (VIVA) to sell its 90% shareholding of its Kuwait subsidiary, QualityNet General Trading and Contracting Company W.L.L (QualityNet).
The price consideration will be determined upon completion of the full transfer of shares and fulfillment of the terms, conditions and covenants agreed between the parties in the SPA.
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The 2019 Nexo Limited is a hydrogen-powered SUV that drivers can drive with confidence.
According to a recent 2019 Hyundai Nexo review from Car and Driver, an American automotive enthusiast magazine that reviews new and used cars, this latest hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) from the South Korean automaker, drives like a car.
The Nexo Limited has an EPA estimated range of 354 miles.
The 2019 Hyundai Nexo Limited is slightly less efficient than the base Nexo Blue, which offers an EPA range of 380 miles. To put this into greater perspective, approximately one kilogram of hydrogen has about the same energy as one gallon of gasoline.
Hyundai has also refined the durability of the vehicle's fuel stacks. It has reduced the stack in size, mass and cost compared to its Tucson Fuel cell vehicle. For instance, the Nexo's mass has been reduced to 196 pounds compared to Tucson's 231 pounds. Furthermore, the Nexo needs only 56 grams of costly platinum compared to the Tucson's 78.
By refining the durability of the fuel cell stack, the South Korean automaker is confident its Nexo will run with little problem for 10 years, according to Car and Driver. As such, Hyundai is not simply only leasing its Nexo for a limited term, which has been the case with other Hyundai FCVs like the Tucson. Instead, it is also giving consumers the chance to purchase the vehicles.
The 2019 Hyundai Nexo may offer great range but it isn't the fastest car on the block.
While the attractive exterior and comfortable interior of the vehicle adds to its appeal, Car and Driver noted in their review that the Nexo is not the fastest, even though the vehicle did reach 60 mph in 8.4 seconds during their testing, which they say is faster than Hyundai's estimate 9.5 seconds.
That being said, they added that "The instant torque of the Nexo's motor, however, provides enough thrust to get up to cruising speed before the end of a highway on-ramp. That sounds like a low bar to reach, and it is."
With that said, Car and Driver says that this should not deter anyone who is considering the 2018 Hyundai Nexo if they are looking for an ultra-efficient car. This is particularly true for drivers in California, where an estimated 100 hydrogen refueling stations are expected to be built this year. This number of stations is why Hyundai will currently sell its Nexo in America only in California
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A friend recently asked me what are my family's traditions for Christmas. Besides a formal meal, we also purchase and decorate a Christmas tree, the latter usually to the backdrop of nostalgic Christmas songs and candlelight. But the most familiar tradition, even an oft-lamented one in our materialism-saturated society, is the exchanging of gifts. But I am convinced there is nothing inherently wicked with either the getting or the giving of presents.
Gift and give are newer forms of a presumed old, old root, the Proto-Indo-European (PIE) *ghabh- meaning "to give or receive". Before it reached English, it appeared in the Old Norse with a definition "gift, good luck". For a while it was pronounced yiven, before the guttural 'g' resurfaced. An initial 'h' sound is also associated with the root, developing into the somewhat opposite word have. Isn't it interesting that giving and receiving are so closely linked that they're all mixed up with the same family of words?
Present specifically carries the notion of something offered, freely, but before it is received. It is set in the presence of one, placed "before their face".
The word receive has a more Latin than Germanic heritage, entering English c. 1300, about 200 years after the Norman French conquest of England, from the Old North French, meaning at that time "seize, take hold of, accept". I like the emphasis on the fact that a gift cannot simply be thrust on someone; the action is interactive, with the receiver willingly taking the gift. In earlier forms, found in Latin, the word meant "regain, take back, recover, take in, or admit". There's a sense of vengeance contrasted with the sense of hospitality.
Hospitality is, in Greek, xenia, especially referring to the "rights of a guest or stranger". There is a city in Ohio named for this word. I think that is a lovely motto of which to be reminded every time one's city is mentioned. It is not so much seen in our country as in many other nations, including the Israelite tribe whose generosity to the poor and stranger in the land was mandated by the Mosaic Law (see also this passage).
Hospitality is also a French/Latin borrowing, also since the 1300's. It comes from a word meaning "friendliness to guests". Compare this to the word host, whose entry at Etymonline.com goes further than the longer form hospitality. Host goes back to the PIE *ghostis- which is supposed to have referred to both the host and the guest, with an original sense of referring to strangers, on whichever side.
In the 1993 movie, "Shadowlands", based on the life of C.S. Lewis, there is a scene about Christmas in which he is discussing the fate of the season in their mid-century culture:
One [Inkling] laments, "I'm afraid Christmas, as I remember it, is rather a lost cause."
Jack, as his friends call him, and sounding rather like his voice is echoing out of far-away winter-bound Narnia whispers, "It's because we've lost the magic… You tell people it's about taking care of the poor and needy, and naturally they don't even miss it."
To which his friend, a Roman Catholic priest, responds, "The needy do come into it: 'no room at the inn,' remember? The mother and child?"
I do like to remember that. I like that older songs remember that. I like that my friend this year asked for suggestions of how to make our holiday reflect the truth of this verse, "For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though He was rich, yet for your sakes He became poor, that you through His poverty might become rich." She wanted to know how to celebrate being made rich and to imitate Christ's poverty-bearing, rich-making love.
There is a tradition of being charitable particularly at Christmas. (This is in the line of other, biblical feast-days, during which kindness to the poor was encouraged in response to God's blessings of abundance that were being celebrated, especially in the harvest-feasts of Firstfruits and Tabernacles. It is a way to recognize that it is God's undeserved blessing that provides enough to survive or feast. If we, by pleasing Him, do not relinquish His grace, we are to expect His continued blessings. And He is pleased when we remember the poor and have charity towards them. We can give like the saints in Philippi, depleting our own storehouses, knowing that the God who is using us to care for the poor will faithfully provide for us as well.)
This responsibility to the poor is communicated by the history of the word generous, which originally meant "of noble birth" (same root as genus, referring to biological descent and classification into kinds or races or families) and only by implications of the duty, of those blessed with more, to share with those who have less did it come to mean "magnanimous".
Benevolence, "disposition to do good", is a compound word, from the Latin bene "well" and volantem "to wish".
Alms is another term for this benevolence. In Old English it was ælmesse, occurring also in German, and Latin, where it is spelled eleemosyna. This was, in turn, borrowed from the Greek eleemosyne, referring to "pity, mercy". In modern English, though rare, it means a gift, especially of money or food, given out to the needy.
Charity is from the Old French, "charity, mercy, compassion; alms" from Latin, "costliness, esteem, affection". Isn't it instructive, the impulse of expressing love by costly, sacrificial giving? It can be satisfying, and blessed, to give.
Love is, by own definition, the giving of a treasure. Treasure comes from the same Greek root as thesaurus, and it means "hoard, storehouse, treasury" – presumably of something worth enough to be collected and kept safe. Can stores be shared? What does it say when one is willing to disperse a hoard?
Donation is attested in Latin, donum, "gift", from the PIE *donum. The same word is found in Sanskrit: danam "offering, present" and in Old Irish dan, "gift, endowment, talent".
In my family's tradition, the focus is more on expressing love to one another than to those less fortunate. Our gifts are an exchange, late 1300's, "act of reciprocal giving and receiving", from the Latin ex- "out" and cambire "barter". Cambire is supposed to be of Celtic origin, the PIE *kemb- "to bend", developing in the sense of altering the current state, then specifically changing something by putting something else in its place.
At Christmas especially, the packages under the tree are almost always wrapped, so as to be a surprise. Unexpectedly, this word used to mean only "a taking unawares; unexpected attack or capture". The roots are sur- "over" and prendre "to take, grasp, seize". It might be ironic that though we think of thinly cloaked gifts as surprises, at Christmas they are not always unforeseen or unexpected; who hasn't made a Christmas wish list? In fact, it is perhaps a disadvantage of our custom: that gifts come to be expected, or even demanded, by the recipients.
When the word wrap appeared in English around AD 1300, it meant "to wind, cover, conceal, bind up, swaddle". I think we do this to increase the ornamental feeling of festivity, not as a symbol of the baby Jesus being similarly wrapped before being placed in a manger.
Swaddle seems to come from a word meaning a slice or strip.
Ribbon, which often adorns our gifts, might have a similar historic meaning, if it is related to band, "a flat strip" and "something that binds", a rejoining of two divergent threads of Middle English, distinguished at one point by different spellings, band referring to joining together and bande to a strip or even a stripe (where it likely morphed into ribane, a stripe in a material). The original root of band is, PIE *bendh- "to bind".
Something else we use to hold things together when we're wrapping them? Tape. My cousin says, "tape, lots of tape." This Old English tæppe is a "narrow strip of cloth used for tying or measuring". It could be formed from the Latin for "cloth, carpet", tapete, or it might be related to the Middle Low German tapen, "to pull, pluck, tear".
(These words are so fun, the way they communicate the action by which the thing got to be – or the state that inspired and enabled an action. What was life like for the people who named a strip of fabric tape? Well, maybe they were pulling on cloth {reminiscent of one of my favorite Christmas movies, "Little Women", where the ladies of the house spend time tearing old sheets into strips to be used as bandages for those soldiers wounded in the American Civil War}. Why would they do that? To have something with which to bind things together. It's a different world from our manufacturing-driven lifestyles, where tape and ribbon and string are purchased in packages off of shelves. They're things made originally for their purposes, not improvised from something else. It's like a history lesson in a word!)
The other reason we think of gifts during the holiday season in which we remember God's entry into our world in human flesh is because His birth was honored by gifts from wise visitors from the East. These men recognized that Jesus was born to be the King, the long-prophesied King of the everlasting kingdom. And though this God-King could have turned stones into bread, and summoned armies of angels, He chose to experience poverty. Though He experienced the lowliness of being born to a poor mother and living as a refugee, a stranger, in Egypt, he was honored by costly gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh when a very young boy.
Such is the nature not only of love, to give sacrificially, but also of worship. How remiss would any of us be, to overlook the presence of the Highest King? Not only is His worth expressed by Kings giving Him treasures; it is demonstrated by the "sacrifice of praise" every person can offer: The Christmas carols sing that the wise men have "come to pay Him homage," Old French "allegiance or respect for one's feudal lord", from Latin homo, "man". Or in "What Child Is This?" we are bid to "haste, haste, to bring Him laud", also Old French, "praise, extol" from Latin laus, "praise, fame, glory". A cognate, or brother-word in Old English was leoð, "song, poem, hymn". He is worthy of the richest treasures. We owe Him everything we have, everything that is. We also owe Him our allegiance, our praise, our songs.
Many thanks and credit to the resources of www.Etymonline.com and www.Dictionary.Reference.com in compiling these definitions and histories. Also to www.BlueLetterBible.org for Scriptures.


This is the first Cooper City Church of God Inner Healing and Deliverance Conference. The conference includes biblical teaching on deliverance and spiritual warfare as well, powerful testimonies, and dedicated time to experience the presence and power of the Holy Spirit.
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7The Da Vinci Code (Robert Langdon)
The Da Vinci Code is a novel about Robert Langdon's journey in finding the Louvre. He will face many challenges that includes decoding cryptic messages that involves Leonardo Da Vinci's paintings.
8Watchmen
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""Water for Elephants" is a movie which certainly is based on the book of the same name. The issue however is that the movie doesn't do the justice to the actual source material. Also, there are better books out there which inspired movies. The Lord of the Rings trilogy for instance is one of the best books to have ever appeared on a big screen and the adaptations themselves were amazing too."
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"Of the many great books that turned to movies fight club is in my opinion one of the best. The director of the film does a fantastic job of turning the novel into a visual masterpiece. They stay true to the novel and there are no ridiculous differences that you sometimes find in these adaptations. Highly recommended!"
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"Romeo and Juliet is one of the best books that inspired a movie. Shakespeare's tragedy was beautifully translated to the screen showing the love between two young people who weren't supposed to love one another due to their familial issues. It is one of my personal favorites."
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Canada Life has claimed that a former senior executive unlawfully removed "significant and highly confidential information" shortly before moving to a different firm.
The insurance group claims that the information was removed by Domenico Iacono, who until his departure last July had been head of asset administration with a company that is part of the Canada Life group.
The High Court was told that after two other members of its investment team resigned from Canada Life and joined Mr Iacono at his new employer, an investigation of his emails was carried out.


How does a brand survive 150 billion negative media impressions?
As a result of the recent data breaches, Target's brand took a serious hit.
"We had two choices: surrender or fight," say Jeff Jones, CMO of Target.
At the recent ANA conference, Jones acknowledged that the data breach was a wake-up call to get the company and the executive team aligned around an agenda of positive change.
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Barringer High School
Addresses: 90 Parker St (current)
New buildings: 1855, 1899, 1965.
Renamed Barringer from Newark High School in 1908
Remains open.
Harriet Stratemeyer Adams (1910)
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Morris (Moe) Berg (1918)
William J. Brennan Jr. (1924)
Vincent J. Commisa, (1939)
Jay Everett Crane (1910)
Anne Marie deJony
Joseph N. DiVincenzo Jr. (1970)
George Haight (1922)
Charles Evans Hughes
Jerome Kern (1903)
Virginius (Barney) Dante Mattia (1940)
Donald M. Payne (1952)
William T. Pecora (1929)
Ralph Rainger (1919)
Peter W. Rodino, Jr. (1927)
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Sitting back relaxed at home, 17 days left us with many memories and beautiful stories. First and foremost I have to Thank Ramya for being with me and adjusting to any situation at any point of time.
We planned in such a way that except Chennai-Agra none of our travel was more than 12 hours and ever time we took a train we managed an overnight one for more than 8 hrs journey and as its peak winter out there we traveled only in non-ac sleeper all the time. we booked our flight before 2 months and that too the one at 2345 hrs from Kolkata. as it's an odd hour flight which reaches Chennai at 0145 hrs we got the ticket for just 2200 per person. thanks to uber and ola for their flat lowest fares across the country. especially in Kolkata, we took shared cabs where we paid Rs.74 from Indian Museum to Belur Matt where an average Non-Ac yellow taxi charges Rs. 1 50-160 on the meter. places like Udaipur, Kashi we walked for kilometers together. Google maps was our best companion which showed us the best walking routes.
the best part of our trip is we ate the best street foods of North India. I ate as much Jilebi as I can eat in Jodhpur, Pooha on the streets on Agra, the tastiest paratha opposite heritage car museum at Udaipur, Dal batti Churma at Jodhpur, King of Omelets – Sanjay omelets at Bapu Nagar Jaipur, holy lunch prasad at Mata Annapurna Kitchen Kashi and Anna prasad at Swamy Shivananda's Ashram and Rajma Chawal at German Bakery Rishikesh, Sweets at Kolkata and many more. We managed to eat most of the times on streets. every day in Rajasthan our breakfast was Pooha. Thankfully there was no problem on any day with the food we ate. only we place we didn't compromise was Water.
After lot of permutations and combinations, I decided to take the cheapest and the most secured place to stay in my trip, The Railway Retiring room. Its not the waiting room with a common toilet on the station platform. they were A single room with an attached toilet and running water supply. you will have a basic neat and clean bed and table and chair and a fan. In places like Ajmer where the room was large we were given with a sofa set and a reading table, we stayed such rooms in Agra, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Ajmer and Jaipur at Rs.473, Rs. 965(for 2 days), Rs.1059 (for 2 days), Rs 739, Rs.1126( for 2 days) respectively. Rishikesh we stayed in Shivananda Ashram. for that some one have to introduce you and a prior stay with them in past is required. I stayed there in 2004 with my uncle and with his reference I mailed to the General Secretary requesting him for accommodation. they send you a application with lot of questions and patiently we need to answer them all, and all this must happen before 3 weeks. those were the best rooms in my entire journey. but the rules were a bit rigid, they follow strict timings for kitchen and if you were late by 10 min, you need to walk down the hill and go to the nearest hotel at least 3-4 km to eat something. waking up and down is a bit tough but those were the best days in my tour where me and ramya decided to stay there once we retire. they charge absolutely nothing for the room or food. we took a membership for a magazine with Rs.250 considering it as room rent. Kolkata and Mussorie OYO helped us with their cheapest rooms Rs.1200 and Rs. 2400 at mussorie and Kolkata respectively.
my cancelled flight cost me Rs.5500 extra of which I have to spend 1200 for cab from airport to home in Bangalore.


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L21 - Treaty Relations and Indigenous Sovereignty
Chair/Président/Présidente : Annelies Cooper (York University)
Discussant/Commentateur/Commentatrice : Gina Starblanket (University of Calgary)
Treaty and the Critique of Political Economy: Corey Snelgrove (University of British Columbia)
Abstract: In this paper, I offer a critical review of the treaty turn in Canadian political and social thought in order to demonstrate how treaty as a critique of liberal political economy has been obscured. I begin by looking at how treaty is transformed into a derivative discourse in Canadian political thought – where treaty is reduced to the proceduralism of "ancient constitutionalism" (Tully) and a different iteration of the "social contract" (Patton). The purpose is to draw out how these readings elide questions of political economy by interpreting treaty through the framework of cultural difference and misunderstanding. The next section challenges this elision by summarizing Frank Tough's work on the economic aspects of the numbered treaties before drawing out its major limit in reducing treaty to a reflection of the norms of political economy. Put differently, whereas Tough appears to read treaty as political economy, I read treaty as suggesting a critique of political economy based on Leanne Simpson, Heidi Stark, and Robert Williams, Jr.'s interpretations of treaty along with the reports of Alexander Morris. The final section asks what this alternative reading of treaty offers to contemporary efforts at re-imagining Canada often through the very idea of treaty in the era of reconciliation.
Settler Colonialism, Epistemic Sovereignty, and Ktunaxa Nation v. British Columbia: Daniel Sherwin (University of Toronto)
Abstract: Critical Indigenous scholars have argued that the dominant discourses and epistemologies of Canadian politics are incompatible with true decolonization. These discourses systematically exclude indigenous legal, political, and philosophical traditions and epistemologies. Indigenous Resurgence therefore aims to turn away from engagement with the dominant society in order to create alternative futures for indigenous people. In the context of and in response to Resurgence, this paper is part of a broader project which critically explores the specific processes through which indigenous legal, political, and spiritual traditions were and are excluded, marginalized, or dispossessed by the Canadian state. It focuses on Section 114 of the Indian Act, more commonly known as the Potlatch and Sundance ban. Passed in 1884, Section 114 is perhaps the most direct and explicit effort by the Canadian state to eradicate Indigenous political, economic, legal, and spiritual traditions. Its rationale, and the history of its enforcement, provide a valuable lens through which to study the encounter between the Canadian state and Indigenous political orders during a period when Canada was struggling to assert its sovereignty from coast to coast. It also provides insight into the broader processes through which the Canadian state established what I call "epistemic sovereignty" – to the exclusion of indigenous epistemologies. Resurgence challenges this epistemic sovereignty; this paper aims, from my own perspective as a non-Indigenous scholar, to contribute to that challenging by exploring how settler epistemic sovereignty was established.


The Angle was recently featured on CBS Sunday Morning. The long-running program's Lee Cowan made the trip to The Angle, interviewed a few locals, went fishing and filmed all the usual spots. It's a six-minute video glimpse into the quaint and remote lifestyle I try to capture every other week in this, our nearest newspaper.
For me, it's column 26. For anyone who's followed along since the beginning, after a full-year of Angle Full of Grace at about five minutes a pop, you've invested 130 minutes into learning about The Angle, my personal journey here at The Angle and whatever else I feel like "spewing." Columns are nifty like that.
National coverage, like the CBS Sunday Morning spot, is always a treat and happens in some fashion almost yearly. The one-room school house has been a popular topic nationally, but it's the "geographic oddity" of the place, as Cowan put it, that is the primary draw.
Elevator Pitch: "Northerly Park" would serve as an iconic landmark for the tens of thousands of visitors who journey to this most northern point in the contiguous United States each year. It would provide a much-needed budget-friendly, business-neutral location for historic and educational purposes, day-use picnicking, public fishing access, summer- and winter-use trails, and small-group assembly. The park would also unite a growing rural community by providing centrally-located amenities neutral of any area business or land ownership.
Park Overview (which needed to include regional significance, target users, facilities and programs, and proximity to other parks and trails): "Northerly Park" would be the most northern park in the lower 48, providing equitable access to the Northwest Angle, a unique and beautiful landmark location. Currently, unless you have a resort reservation or know a cabin owner, The Angle is generally inaccessible to budget-conscious outdoor enthusiasts due to the lack of public day-use facilities or even a public restroom. The park would serve resort goers, day-trip visitors and the local community with outdoor recreation, group gathering amenities, and educational experiences ideal for area school field trips. "Northerly Park" would allow thousands of tourists to document (via photos, geocache and other social media) their visit to this northernmost spot with a special iconic marker, similar to the buoy in Key West, Florida.
Built in phases, "Northerly Park" begins as a rustic, low-maintenance day-use only destination, with outhouses in lieu of plumbing and gravel roads and parking lots. Two acres of open grassy area with shade trees holds a rugged children's play structure, exercise equipment, and several trail heads. A 30×50 cedar log pavilion is the primary structure, complete with cement floor, steel roof, six log picnic tables, cooking grills and a stone fireplace. The park contains ten additional separate picnicking spots. A unique grass amphitheater is built off the main area and is used for outdoor movies, weddings, and music festivals. In later phases, the park will evolve to plumbing and its own well. Compost toilets are a goal.
The looping trail system is four miles long and culminates at a remote picnic area with an observation tower overlooking Lake of the Woods and the bountiful muskeg bird- and wildlife. From this higher vantage, visitors can point to the northernmost spot, take photographs and learn the history. The tower would surely become a Must-See attraction at The Angle. A floating dock system would allow additional park recreation, such as fishing, canoeing and wildlife viewing opportunities. Durable park signage, trail maps and natural insect control, i.e., Bat Houses and Lake Swallow Houses, would be a priority.
Educational signage compliments the natural scenery. Visitors learn about local Native American history, European explorers, Benjamin Franklin's contribution to obtaining The Angle, Fort St. Charles, the homesteaders, historical logging and fishing industries, flora and fauna, and present day life, including The Angle's one-room school house, Minnesota's last. Park volunteers are available for educational tours.
A cedar boardwalk would allow better accessibility for all ages and keep visitors on-trail in the delicate cedar swamp areas, protecting the state flower, the Showy Lady Slipper, a wild orchard that abounds in the area. The central trail is open to snowmobilers in the winter, connecting the park to hundreds of miles of snowmobile trails throughout Minnesota, Ontario and Manitoba.
Next column, I plan to continue this glimpse into the future possibility of "Northerly Park" for The Angle. Putting it out there into the universe is powerful, and using this small pulpit is one little thing I can do to help make a dream become a reality.
To view the CBS Sunday Morning spot on The Angle, visit cbsnews.com/news/minnesotas-northwest-angle-an-american-geographic-oddity/. To learn more about "Northerly Park," stay tuned until next column.


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Q: Can you override the truthy coercion of a JavaScript Object? The string coercion can be overwritten using the toString function.
The number coercion can be overwritten using the valueOf function.
The boolean coercion can be also overwritten using the valueOf function.

var foo = {
  toString: function() {
    console.log("To String");
    return "bar";
  },
  valueOf: function() {
    console.log("Value Of");
    return 5;
  }
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console.log(`${foo}`);
console.log(+foo);
console.log(foo == true);
console.log(!!foo);

I haven't been able to find a function that gets called for when an object needs to get converted to a truthy. Since x == true and !!x have different behaviors, then I am guessing that there is no function that changes that. I instead tried extending types whose truthy is false but the only value that gets accepted by Object.create is null which is almost identical to an object literal (has none of the Object.prototype properties).

A: foo == true actually converts foo to a number, that's why valueOf works, but it's misleading.
You can try {} == true here to see which steps of the comparison algorithm are executed (disclaimer: I made that).
!foo however calls ToBoolean, which explicitly always returns true for an object. There is no way to override that behavior.

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Second Asteroid in a Week to Pass Close to Earth on Friday
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A recently discovered asteroid was due to zip within 39,000 thousand miles (64,000 km) of Earth on Friday, marking the second space rock to pass within the orbit of the moon this week, according to NASA scientists.
Measuring between 50 and 130 feet (15 and 40 meters) across, the asteroid's trajectory will carry it safely past the Earth with no chance of an impact, said Paul Chodas, manager of the Center for Near-Earth Object Studies at the National Aeronautic and Space Administration's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.
Dubbed 2018-CB, the asteroid was scheduled to make its closest encounter with Earth at around 5:30 p.m. EST (2230 GMT), at a range that is less than one-fifth of the approximate 240,000-mile (386,000-km) distance to the moon, Chodas said in a statement.
"Asteroids of this size do not often approach this close to our planet – maybe only once or twice a year," he said.
Two asteroids, one week. The 1st of this week's close-approaching asteroids happened Feb. 6 at 3:10pm ET at a distance of ~114,000 miles. The 2nd asteroid will safely pass by Earth on Fri. at 2:30pm at a distance of ~39,000 miles. Get the details: https://t.co/pBqMPxgYuW pic.twitter.com/XHG9rMi9Kb
— NASA (@NASA) February 7, 2018
Although considered relatively small by astronomical terms, 2018-CB may be larger than a meteorite that streaked through the atmosphere and exploded into pieces over Chelyabinsk, Russia, in 2013, sending a shock wave that smashed windows, damaged buildings and injured 1,200 people. Friday's asteroid was not expected to enter Earth's atmosphere.
On Tuesday, another asteroid, estimated at between 50 and 100 feet (15 and 30 meters) in size, passed within 114,000 miles (184,000 km) of the planet.
Both asteroids were discovered this month by astronomers at the NASA-funded Catalina Sky Survey near Tucson, Arizona, the space agency said.
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Now the summer holidays are well and truly over and with the kids back at school, pre-school or daycare we've packed the mag full of lunchbox inspired recipes and family friendly meal ideas. So, if you want to ditch the sugar and preservative laden prepackaged snacks we have loads of fresh snack and sandwich ideas to keep both you and the kids happy – sushi sandwiches, delicious sweet and savoury muffins and slices are a few delicious examples.
All your favourite features return including Starting Solids, Fussy Eating, The Tasting Plate and One Meal Three Ways, plus some fabulous new food and nutrition features to inspire people to cook beautifully simple, healthy food for their children.
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Chatterbox office is situated at Petersen House, in Norwich close to the junction of King Street and Carrow Road. Petersen House is a former corner shop with its window frames, c1870, preserved to meet the requirements of the conservation area. We have a small car park at the rear that you can access via Stuart Road.


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Your hairdo is no ground for dismissal
Who would have thought that your hairdo could lead to your dismissal? Well, the Department of Correctional Services concluded it did when dismissing a number of employees for wearing "dreadlocks", Rasta style, and refusing to cut their hair when instructed to do so.
This matter was dealt with in the Labour Court case of Department of Correctional Services & another v POPCRU & others (Case No. CA6/2010).
A new Area Commissioner, who had been recently appointed, was of the view that discipline was lax, and that there was large scale non-compliance with departmental policies.
In particular, the Commissioner had concerns regarding poor compliance with security policies, inefficient acts of control, and compliance with the dress code in that certain employees mixed their uniforms and wore different hairstyles. A written instruction was then issued to all staff that they were required to comply with the dress code by attending to their hairstyles. Certain officers complied with the instruction, whilst others did not.
The Area Commissioner then wrote to the non-complying employees advising them that they faced suspension and granted them an opportunity to advance reasons why they should not be suspended.
The applicants then responded indicating that they had embraced Rastafarianism, and that the instruction to cut their dreadlocks "infringed their freedom of religion and constituted unfair discrimination on the grounds of their religion." Other employees submitted that they wore dreadlocks for cultural reasons. One of the employees in particular, submitted that he wore dreadlocks because he had received a calling to become a traditional healer in accordance with his culture. Yet another of the employees submitted that his reason for wearing dreadlocks was related to him having a traditional sickness known as "Ntwasa", and that his ancestors had instructed him to wear dreadlocks.
The employees were then suspended and charged with having contravened the Department of Correctional Services and disciplinary code and procedural resolution 1 of 2006, in that they had contravened the Department of Correctional Services dress code by wearing/keeping dreadlocks on official duty at Polsmoore management area. An alternative charge was that the applicants had failed to carry out a lawful order or routine instruction without just or reasonable cause by refusing to keep their hair in accordance with the dress code of the department of correctional services.
A disciplinary hearing was convened; the applicants were found guilty and dismissed with immediate effect.
Predictably the Labour Court held that whilst it may "accept the importance of uniforms in promoting a cultural discipline and respect for authority, we live in a constitutional order founded in a unique social and cultural diversity which because of our past history deserves to be afforded special protection. It is doubtful that the admirable purposes served by uniforms will be undermined by reasonable accommodation of that diversity by granting religious and cultural exemptions were justified."
The Labour Appeal Court dismissed the claim and upheld the Labour Courts finding that the dismissal of the applicant was automatically unfair.


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How To Recycle Cinder Blocks Into A Colorful Lego Planter
Is a magazine of domestic design and style, published by Conde Nast in the 20th and early 21st century. I keep in mind how Dad would get all the leaf cuttings from summer, and autumn leaves raked up for the duration of fall, and put them in the bottom corner of the garden into a compost heap I recall also, how Dad would not only fertilize the garden with a wedge-shaped type of wheeled tool with holes in the bottom, by way of which white fertilizer would drop, but he sometimes fertilized with some type of manure, which was a actually stinky procedure.
This firm started about 1919 and went into liquidation in 1971 and despite the fact that the Dolls House factory was taken over, production ceased in 1972. Editorial illustration for Australian House & Garden Magazine, January 2016 issue: Spot Check – Frequently running an eye more than your body is a basic but crucial measure in the fight against skin cancer.
Paul Cady, a Garden Conservancy Marco Polo Stufano Fellow, researches, plans, and starts restoration of five garden locations, demonstrating that the garden is capable of attaining its former luster. My husband has just bought me a Tri-ang residence that appears like your 1930s property, except it has a garage with a space above to the left of the major house. Apart from the magazine, he launched a series of books on the exact same theme, beginning in 1959 with House & Garden Interiors and Colour. Even a modest garden can use a compost pile produced of plant trimmings and other garden trash that you can turn into an enriched soil for the garden.
Accessories can give a related hyperlink – garden statuary, urns, plants and terracotta pots are all specifically suitable. The podcast gives distinct sorts of hints, ideas and guidance for cooking, kid care, housekeeping, dealing with family life and problems and relationships. The Munstead Wood internet site indicates that the garden is open by arrangement, Monday to Friday from 9.30 to three.00 pm. (excluding Bank holidays). They had purchsed a mountain (yes a mountain) in Italy and have been organizing to develop a property on their mountain after a massive inheritance came by way of. The magazine is accessible at most food retailers and convenience retailers as properly as all newsagents.
I searched for articles about Tri-ang Houses and images in Doll House magazines – for years in vain, till Marion Osborne was ultimately in a position to determine it for me. Amazingly, It is a no. 75, which is very uncommon and was made for only two years – 1939/40.…


Cambodia's beer girls, mostly working in local restaurants and bars, will approach you almost before you've sat down. Each representing a brand of beer, they rely on commissions based on the amount they manage to sell, and will keep opening bottles or cans and topping up your glass, hoping to get you to drink more. You don't pay them for the beer, as the cost is calculated at the end by counting up the empties. Although it is not part of the deal, some beer girls may drink and chat with men to up their consumption, but that's as far as it goes. In some Western establishments, beer girls may also help serve food.
Although things are more relaxed than they used to be, "decent" Cambodian women tend neither go to bars nor drink alcohol, so, while beer girls are somewhat looked down upon, the taxi girls who frequent the karaoke parlours and nightclubs are beyond the pale. Usually from very poor families, they have a role akin to that of hostess, dance partner and sometimes call girl rolled into one. If you invite them to join you at your table or dance with you, the charge will be added to your bill at the end of the evening, as will the cost of their drinks.
The abuse that taxi girls receive is a serious issue, and a number of NGOs in Cambodia – daughtersofcambodia.org, for example – have been set up to offer women alternative incomes in the form of spa and beautician training, handicrafts and the like.


We learn the process of making Goats milk cheese. Join this beginners cheese making class at Green Lotus Studios and Donna will introduce you to the concepts & techniques of transforming Goats milk into delicious cheeses you can share with your family and friends. We will learn about equipment, ingredients and cultures used. Plus get hands on practice making Ricotta ,Cottage Cheese, Mozzarella and Yogurt. You will leave with recipes to take home on a few more easy. fresh cheeses like Feta, Queso Blanco & Paneer.
We will talk about the hard cheese process plus taste and enjoy some of her handmade selections.
Come learn the Goats Milk cheese making process & the many uses for whey. Some folklore & yes, even some real history of cheese making will be included. I use fresh goats milk from a local farm and we will talk about different milks used for cheese and how they vary. Most all of the processes learned in this class will easily translate into using other fresh milks (not ultra-pasteurized milks). If you have access to fresh (not ultra-pasteurized or homogenized) goat or sheep milk, let me know!


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Johnny Óg Connolly is an Irish musician.

A son of traditional musician Johnny Connolly of Inis Bearachain, Connemara, Connolly began playing the accordion aged nine, learning from his father and Micheal Mheáirt Ó Coisdealbha. Two years later he was the winner of the Slógadh and Fleadh Ceoil All-Ireland on the button accordion. Aged fourteen, he joined Na h-Ancairí, featuring singer John Beag Ó Flatharta, playing in the band for eight years. In 1994 he joined the Seán Keane Band, performing widely in Europe and North America.

In 1998, he toured with Lord of the Dance. In 2003 he settled in Connemara. Some of his compositions have been recorded by his father, as well as the duo Michael Rooney and June McCormack. His influences include Joe Burke and Andy McGann.

In January 2012 it was announced that his "debut solo album, Aisling Yoshua/Joshua's Dream has won the gold in the 2011 Ticket Awards for Best Trad Album".

Discography
 The Bees' Wing, Cló Iar Chonnachta, 1990
 Dreaming Up The Tunes (with Brian McGrath), 1998
 Dusk Till Dawn (with Charlie Lennon), 2005
 Aisling Yoshua, April 2011
 Siar, November 2016
Fear Inis Bearachain, December 2018

References

External links

Irish accordionists
Musicians from County Galway
Living people
Irish folk musicians
21st-century accordionists
Year of birth missing (living people)

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Habronattus neomexicanus är en spindelart som först beskrevs av Chamberlin 1925.  Habronattus neomexicanus ingår i släktet Habronattus och familjen hoppspindlar. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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BREAKING: Sporting legend Roger Bannister dies
Sir Roger Bannister has died at the age of 88
Karl Holbrook
Published: 11:35 Sunday 04 March 2018
Sporting hero Sir Roger Bannister, the first man to run a mile in under four minutes, has died at the age of 88.
His time of three minutes 59.4 seconds, set at Iffley Road sports ground in Oxford on 6 May 1954, stood as a record for just 46 days but his place in athletics history was assured.
Bannister also won gold over the same distance at the 1954 Commonwealth Games and later became a leading neurologist.
He was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2011.
A statement released on behalf of Sir Roger's family said: "Sir Roger Bannister, died peacefully in Oxford on 3rd March 2018, aged 88, surrounded by his family who were as loved by him, as he was loved by them.
"He banked his treasure in the hearts of his friends."
Bannister viewed running as something to be done in his spare time away from the demands of his medical studies at the University of Oxford, but that did not prevent him reaching the biggest stages in the sport.
He was considered for the British team at the 1948 London Olympics - just two years after taking up running as a 17-year-old - but did earn a place in the team at the 1952 Games in Helsinki, where he set a new British record en route to fourth in the 1500 metres final.
Bannister, who used his medical knowledge to devise his own training regime and investigate the mechanical aspects of running, turned his sights on becoming the first person to run inside four minutes for the mile after the Olympics and twice went close to achieving his goal in 1953.
American Wes Santee and Australia's John Landy were also targeting the record when Bannister finally achieved the feat in the spring of 1954.


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About 720 University Ave
720 University Ave, Norwood, MA
The property features a 3-story Class-B office building that was constructed in 1988. The building is 75,513 square-feet and sits on a 25.46-acre parcel of land in Norwood, MA.
The property is located 2 miles from the 128 Commuter Rail (Providence/Stoughton Line) and 3 miles from the Norwood train station (Franklin Line). The building was previously occupied by Meditech but currently has no tenants.
Construction Cost $19,877,081.00
Norwood Property Acquired for $19,877,081 Million
Norwood Property Acquired by Hilco Global
Chicago-based, Hilco Global has acquired the property at 720 University Ave in Norwood, MA for $19,877,081 million.
The property features a 3-story Class-B office building that was constructed in 1988. The building is 75,513 square-feet and sits on a 25.46-acre parcel of land.
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Coach Monster calls me Grasshopper.
Not that we are talking Kung Fu around here, but sometimes I feel that way. Plus, Coach Monster usually responds to my naive triathlon issues with short, declarative sentences. So I often imagine him meditating in a dojo somewhere, picking up his iPhone, typing wise things to me every so often… then returning to his zenlike state (all the while, randomly karate chopping anybody that crosses him).
For example, I am bemoaning my weight issues today, and declaring it the Official Eat Nothing Ever Again day.
He is tough, but very kind and nurturing, as shown at my first open water swim experience.
I love having a coach for a million reasons: the no-thinking about the workouts aspect is nice, the hand-holding is awesome, and the wisdom is so very valuable. Coach Monster is married and has two daughters…so I also think he understands how women operate. And that bodes well for me.
When I start to doubt myself, he reminds me of how far I have come. When I complain, he refuses to listen. But when I fall apart, he shows me mercy.
And how true. Yes, Master.
Oh man. How true. I needed that last bit today about getting out of your own head. I have struggled greatly the last few weeks on my long runs and have in fact given up and cut them short. It's horrible because I know for a fact that I can do it!!!! I just tell myself that I can't. So a thanks to coach monster and you grasshopper as I'll keep you in my thoughts on my 13 mile long run on Saturday.
Meredith – I just finished reading Racing Weight, and it has some great information about proper fueling for endurance athletes, and losing excess body fat (which I also need to do). It's great because it's specifically for endurance athletes, whom obviously "diet books" are not for.


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IOC muzzles athletes on gay issues
Wed 14 Aug 2013 In: International News
The International Olympic Committee has joined the Russian Government in threatening to punish any Sochi Winter Olympics athlete who publicly supports gay equality. Russia has been internationally condemned for its introduction of laws which make it illegal to present homosexuality in a positive light to people under the age of eighteen. Russian politicians have said that any athlete or supporter who so much as wears a rainbow flag pin, as NZ's gay speed skater Blake Skjellerup plans to do, will be arrested. Now the IOC has weighed in, telling Gay Star News that the Olympics are not the place for political statements or propaganda. It says it will punish anyone who makes a pro-gay statement or shows solidarity with gay rights or draws attention to the plight of gays in Russia. The IOC uses the word "propaganda" in Rule 50 of its charter which it says underscores their position. The same word is prominent in the new Russian anti-gay laws.
First published: Wednesday, 14th August 2013 - 11:30pm