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The Lost Fleet: Genesis
Raymond L. Weil
Quick View: Raymond Weil brings us another fulfilling, action packed chapter in the Slaver Wars series.
Publisher's summary: Fleet Admiral Jeremy Strong is determined to preserve the planet Gaia as the new home of the lost fleets. Unfortunately, a new and frightening danger from the destroyed Dyson Sphere threatens to undo everything he has fought for.
Kazak, the AI on the Originator ship has his own agenda. The Humans and Altons will either do as he demands or he will destroy them. Can Fleet Admiral Strong outsmart the two-million-year-old AI or is he doomed to failure?
Admiral Tolsen has found the Dyson Sphere in the home galaxy. However, he will have to fight to keep control of it as research teams work frantically to discover its secrets before it's too late. Both the Simulins and the Shari are determined to destroy Tolsen's fleet and take the Dyson Sphere for themselves.
Both galaxies erupt into war as the titanic struggle for supremacy continues. If the Simulins win, then all hope is lost as they will destroy all organic life. If the Shari win, they will use the science and technology in the Dyson Sphere to conquer the home galaxy and destroy the Human Federation of Worlds.
Full Review: When I got the email announcing the latest integration of The Lost Fleet series has been released, it instantly moved to the top of my que.
In it, the story continues for both galaxies as the Jeremy Strong and his compatriots try to adjust after the events of the previous book,
As they are recovering, they learn of the dire and unexpected consequences of the destruction of the Triangulum's Dyson sphere, one which makes it even more impeditive for them to try and find a way to work with the Originator's AI, Kazak.
That, and the continued threat to Gaia from the Simulins, is more than enough to keep the small band of alliance members in that far away galaxy busier than they've ever been.
Back home in our own galaxy, Admiral Race Tolsen tries to secure the local Dyson sphere from all sides, while a small of researchers and Marines attempt to gain entrance and learn the sphere's secretes before the Simulin's can use it to bring an unstoppable fleet in from neighboring galaxies.
I have to say I really enjoyed reading yet another episode in the life and times of Jeremy, Kelsey, Kevin, Katie, and Ariel as they struggle to survive in the Triangulum galaxy.
Many other beloved characters also return, including Jeremy's good friend and clan brother Grayseth, Alton's Ambassador Tureen and the Scientist Andram, as well as the quirky A.I. Zed.
All in all I felt the story was very fulfilling, moving the story in both galaxies along at a satisfying pace, and revealing enough new information to keep readers interested and hoping for more.
That said, the book did slow down a few times during which I found myself skimming through those pages to get back to the action.
I also found the small band of explorers were a little too complacent, as I could never imagine hanging around for weeks while my rations were running out.
But those minor nick picks aside, I can heartily recommend this latest book in one of my favorite space opera series.
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Published May 29, 2016 By Shawn Tierney
Categorized as Book, Space Opera, Space War Tagged Raymond L. Weil, The Lost Fleet: Genesis

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A recent project in the ASCENT Center of Excellence at Penn State and Purdue University is focused on validating aircraft noise models and quantifying uncertainties of both model prediction and measurement. Penn State's contribution leans towards assessing the uncertainties in airport noise predictions due to consideration of a real meteorological data versus a vertically homogeneous atmosphere. The real atmosphere is observed to have a wind and temperature gradient which affects the sound speed profile. Refraction causes bending of sound rays and potentially affects the total intensity of the sound received at a particular location on the ground. This effect was analyzed using the NORD2000 outdoor sound propagation model. A MATLAB code was written to run the NORD2000 propagation code for three different sound speed profiles such as the homogeneous, linear and logarithmic sound speed profiles. This thesis compares simulation results obtained from the three cases in the NORD2000 code and an in-house propagation code with the sound pressure levels obtained at noise monitors. The airport considered was Vancouver International Airport in British Columbia, Canada. The comparisons with measured data help in understanding the difference in results computed using the NORD2000 propagation code when real atmospheric data was considered to calculate a sound speed profile as compared to a vertically homogeneous sound speed profile. It is shown that an improvement in predicted levels is more likely if the meteorological conditions are considered.


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Early PM Missionary
Known as 'Billy' Braithwaite, apostle of north-west Lincolnshire, William was a pioneer of the Scotter circuit. Little is known of his early life.
William and Thomas Saxton were sent out by the Nottingham circuit to Gainsborough in December 1818. Thomas Cooper, a boy of 14, heard them singing their way along the street to the market place, and ran to see the meaning of the unusual sound. He bears a striking testimony to the wonderful reformation effected by these 'Ranter' missionaries in some of the worst characters in the town. A society was formed which started to use a small chapel that John Wesley had caused to be built, but which had been used as a warehouse.
(Note: Thomas Cooper (1805-1892) is known as the Leicester Chartist.)
Braithwaite subsequently 'opened' places which were formed into the Scotter circuit. A copy of the Scotter plan for 1819 identifies 27 places regularly supplied with preaching. A Camp Meeting held on Hardwick Hill on 13 June 1819 attracted thousands of people. By the end of 1819 three chapels had been erected, Scotter, West Ferry and Kirton.
Annecdotes
Braithwaite was known as a man of prayer. One day, at East Stockwith on the banks of the Trent, a farmer who was busy in his field, on hearing a voice loud in expostulation and entreaty, peeped through the hedge. Expecting to see two men having an argument he saw Braithwaite, on his knees, with hands clasped and eyes closed, praying: 'Thou must give me souls. I cannot preach without souls. Lord, give me souls, or I shall die!' The farmer was awestruck as he returned to his ploughing. He later found out where William was to preach and went to listen.
On another occasion, at Appleby in June 1819, when William started to preach standing on the base step of the village cross, the steward of the estate came and ordered the preacher to desist. As William continued, the steward tried to pull him down. When that failed, the steward procured a crowbar from the smithy, and with two other men started to prise the stones from under William's feet. Eventually, the preacher had to step down as the foundations gave way. William's response was to proclaim:
'People of Appleby, mark my words, if any one of these three men die a natural death, then God never sent me to preach here today. They think they have prevented the truth from being declared to you, but they have not, for God will raise up a cause in this place, and a prosperous one too.'
Both prophecies came true! A society was formed in the house of Robert Keightley, where it met for some 50 years before a chapel was built.
Braithwaite was the first preacher in Bishop Norton and among his hearers was Thomas Kendall, whose six sons all became Ministers. Thomas Kendall opened his own house for services at Ashby.
As Primitive Methodism became more organised, William became an itinerant minister and was 'stationed'. However, William was one of the eccentrics of that time. Like Benton, Wedgwood and Oxtoby, he was essentially a freelance, and could only work in his own way, not necessarily as he was directed. Like Benton, he appears to have had some means of his own, and could afford to be independent. He disappears from PM records after 1831.
1821 Nottingham
1824 Fakenham
1825 Barnsley (18 mths)
1826 Hull (6 mths)
1827 General Mission Committee
1832 disappears
H B Kendall, Origin and History of the PM Church, vol 1, p.413ff
J Petty, The History of the Primitive Methodist Connexion, 1880, p81, p92
B A Barber, A Methodist Pageant, 1932, p65
Joseph Ritson, The Romance of Primitive Methodism , 1909
W Leary, Directory of Primitive Methodist Ministers and their Circuits , 1990
Thomas Cooper, Life of Thomas Cooper, 1876
Known as "the apostle of north-west Lincolnshire" the testimonies of changed lives bear witness to the fruit of his preaching. An typical example is the obituary of Miss Elizabeth Harsley of Scotter converted in 1819 as one of 'the first fruits of Primitive Methodism in the neighbourhood,' and explained by 'the arrow that entered into her soul and proved fatal to the life of sin, was shot from the bow of the Rev. W Braithwaite.'
By David Leese (02/02/2017)


I had an idea a couple months ago. Throughout the year I've found that we have time on our side in my Algebra II class. Despite a harder attempt at curriculum we have cruised through seven of the eight major parent functions and it's March.
It's about time for a break in the action. Last semester we spent a couple days on The Estimation Wall, now it's time for something larger and more public. While nice, The Estimation Wall sits right outside my classroom. My classroom isn't on a main drag, foot traffic is low.
Around the corner is plenty of vacant wall space near the entrance to the math department. Somewhere in there will hang our Algebra Wall.
The goal of the activity isn't really practice. It's a display piece (we have many murals on display throughout the school). A showcase of the variety of functions available in Algebra II with some focus on their applications. It starts with foam board panels.
Currently we'll build eight panels: Linear, Quadratic, Absolute Value, Radical, Exponential, Logarithmic, Rational, and Exp/Log Applications. In the future we MAY add Conics and Inverses, depends on how April goes. Why not wait until April for the whole thing? I'd like this to be on display longer than a month.
Hanging the panels isn't something I've figured out yet. Upon asking permission for this project it was requested the panels be removable for the summer.
The panels are pretty big. Each measures 20" x 30" and will be arranged 2 x 4. Each will have the type of function on display, the parent function, and how you would identify if something's linear, quadratic or whatever. Before assigning the project, I mocked it up to get an idea.
A challenge with the idea is getting each student equally invested. I dislike projects that give kids the opportunity to twiddle their thumbs. I heavily avoid assigning roles and my "projects" are really displays where equal effort was required from all. Some finish faster than others, but no student becomes burdened trying to complete an entire poster themselves while two others steal the credit.
I'm going to have 22 students build this thing, that's part of the reason the panels are so big. You can fit eight examples and graphs on these things. Factor organizing everything and making title blocks and we have a TON of work.
I debated itemizing the 80 some odd things needed and having a sign up process. But I didn't want anyone crying foul because whoever signed up first snagged all the linear. Since these are big, I do want certain students in charge of organizing all the disparate parts. For example, if I was making a linear piece, I would give it to the person organizing the linear panel when I finish. Having single students in charge of a panel will allow each panel to look consistent. These students would also be in charge of the title block material for their panel.
Next I drafted up all the equations I wanted them to present. On the back are the items for the application panel (some population comparison, financial situations, etc).
I put their names in a spreadsheet to hand out work. I wanted it to balance. I hand picked the panel organizers. Recognizing the extra effort, this counted as part of their work load. I wanted 3-4 work items per student. I gave extra work to my super fast students who didn't have a panel to organize. Each student will be all over the place in terms of problem type. No one gets all the linear.
The Estimation Wall took about two and half hours. I want to spend about the same here. It may take a little longer. Being a display piece, I think there will be a proof reading phase. Also higher tolerance on the final product. Nothing glues to a panel until I give it the ok or something like that. Could that be the organizer's job? Maybe? Or they gather all the material for a single approval per panel?
The Algebra Wall will be hung by the time you read this. Part Two will document the chaos that gets us there.


Today I woke up with my husband's arms around me. I felt wrapped in the love of friends and family in three time zones..
I don't know what did it but I came out of surgery feeling better than I have in ages. I decided I'd like to go home and enjoy the company of my family. My doctor said that would be fine. Within hours I was lying on my couch, getting foot rubs from my friend Umi and then Julianna while Jane massaged my temples and told me how wonderful I was. John built a fire, my sister and brother made me laugh, my daughter sparkled as always, and I felt my life couldn't be more complete than that. My surgeon called and checked on me, and told me, incidentally, that he was reading DIANA LIVELY and really enjoying it. I think that might have been when I asked him to marry me. As my sister, the nurse, said, "Are you sure he's a real surgeon? He's way too nice."
I keep wondering if I might be dreaming, since I feel no worse today than if I had a minor sore throat. Better yet, my usual state of guilt about the world and what I should be doing to improve it has lifted to allow me to simply be. My new religion is this: we can ask for good wishes to be sent, and the healing energy of love is even better than the superbly miraculous state of modern pharmaceuticals. For all of you out there who've emailed and prayed and sent me smoothie recipes and promised to kiss my neck, bless you. There is a god and s/he lives in the quantum mechanics of hope and grace winging their way towards those we love.


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China and South Korea group tour for history buffs and gastronomes.
This first-class group tour designed for history buffs and gastronomes combines the best of China and South Korea giving the guest an authentic introduction to these two dynamic East Asian countries. If you have little interest in history and politics, then this tour is not for you.
Beijing – Xi'an – Shanghai – Busan – Gyeongju – Seoul
Expert local guides.
Small group size – 20 maximum.
Premium accommodations.
Quality and authentic local cuisine.
Gratuities for local guides and drivers included.
Absolutely no forced shopping stops of any kind.
Free Wi-Fi in all hotels.
Meal Code: B = breakfast / L = lunch / D = dinner
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Day 1/Thu: Departing Home City
The trip begins with your flight from a city of your choice. International airfare is not included. You'll lose a day upon crossing the International Date Line.
Day 2/Fri: Arrival in Beijing
Meet the driver on arrival for transfer to the hotel. The balance of the day is at leisure.
Day 3/Sat: Beijing (B/L/D)
Capital of China, Beijing is a world-class cultural and educational centre with a population of 21.7 million (early 2017), ranking it China's second biggest city behind Shanghai. Beijing is renowned for its opulent palaces, temples, and huge stone walls and gates – treasures that make it the most popular tourist city in China by the number of visitors it receives every year.
We begin today with a visit to the Forbidden City. Officially known as the Palace Museum, the Forbidden City was the place where the emperors of Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1912) Dynasties lived and carried out their administration. Construction of the Forbidden City took 14 years (1406-1420) to complete. The complex consists of 980 buildings and covers 72 hectares or 180 acres. The Qing Dynasty was overthrown in 1912 but the royal family was allowed to continue to live in the Forbidden City till 1924, when the last emperor, Pu Yi, was driven out of the imperial palace. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987, this is the largest collection of preserved ancient wooden structures in the world.
Next up is Tian'anmen Square. Located in the heart of Beijing, the square measures 880 metres from north to south and 500 meters from east to west. Said to be the largest public plaza in the world, Tian'anmen Square has the capacity to hold one million people. The imposing Tian'anmen Tower sits at the north end of the square while the Monument to the People's Heroes dominates the centre. The square is flanked by The Great Hall of the People (west) and the National Museum (east). Chairman Mao's Mausoleum and Qianmen (Front Gate) are located in the south of the square. One of the top 16 tourist attractions in Beijing, Tian'anmen Square is also the witness of the Chinese people's great struggles for democracy and personal freedom since 1919.
Afternoon sightseeing at the Temple of Heaven, another UNESCO World Heritage Site. Situated in southeastern Beijing the Temple of Heaven is China's largest extant sacrificial temple where, during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the emperors conducted the elaborate and most exalted sacrifices addressed to "the Supreme Ruler of the Universe." Construction of the temple started in 1406, during the reign of the Ming Emperor Yongle, and took 14 years to complete. The temple was expanded under the Qing emperors Qianlong (1736-1796) and Jiaqing (1796-1820). Occupying 2.73 square kilometres (roughly 1,700 by 1,600 metres), the area of the Temple of Heaven is more than twice that of the Forbidden City.
The famous Hongqiao Pearl Market, the largest pearl market in the world, is right across the street from the Temple of Heaven. Recommended by numerous guidebooks for freshwater pearls, Hongqiao teems with domestic and international shoppers. If you are interested, please ask the guide to drop you off there. However, you'll need to get back to the hotel by taxi, which costs about 50 yuan or US$8.
Today we enjoy a delicious dinner at a popular Peking Roast Duck restaurant. Peking Roast Duck is a famous Beijing dish prized for the thin and crispy skin with authentic versions serving mostly the skin and little meat, sliced in front of the diners. The meat is wrapped in a thin layer of pancake (Chinese tortilla) together with shredded scallion, cucumber, and a sweet and salty sauce made of wheat flour. Condiments may also include pickled garlic and white sugar.
Day 4/Sun: Beijing (B/L)
After an early breakfast we embark on a full-day excursion to the legendary Great Wall at Mutianyu, 75km northeast of the city.
Zigzagging over 6,000 kilometres from east to west along undulating mountains, the Great Wall was built to hold off tribal invaders from the north. As history shows, the Wall failed the Chinese rulers miserably, especially in the case of Kublai Khan whose cavalrymen swept across China from the Mongolian steppe, thus the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty (1279-1368).
Construction of the earliest sections of the Wall started in the 7th century B.C. A major renovation started with the founding of the Ming Dynasty in 1368 and took 200 years to complete. The wall we see today in Beijing is almost exactly the result of this effort.
Day 5/Mon: Beijing – Xi'an (B/L/D)
We begin our sightseeing today with a visit to a traditional hutong neighbourhood. Hutong refers to an ancient alleyway with siheyuan or "4-sided courtyard house" on both sides. The name hutong dates back to the Yuan Dynasty (1279 – 1368 A.D.). According to some experts, the word originated from the Mongolian language, in which it is pronounced as hottog and means "well." In ancient times, people tended to gather and live around wells. So the original meaning of hutong should be "a place where people live around".
Next on our schedule is the Summer Palace, a well preserved UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. The imperial resort was first named Garden of Clear Ripples, which was burnt down by the allied forces of Great Britain and France in 1860 at the end of the Second Opium War (referred to as Arrow War by the British). Reconstruction started 25 years later and was completed in 1895 when the name was changed to Yi He Yuan (Garden of Good Health and Harmony). The design gives prominence to Longevity Hill, and Kunming Lake south of the hill. The sprawling complex covers an area of 290 hectares and the buildings inside consist of over 3,000 bays.
After a light lunch, we travel to Xian by the high-speed train (#G87, 14:00/18:23). The 4-hour-23-minute rail journey through fertile farmland dotted with villages provides the visitor an excellent way to enjoy the beautiful countryside. The track we travel on between Beijing and Zhengzhou is part of the new 2,298km high-speed railway linking Beijing and subtropical Guangzhou and is also the longest high-speed rail line in the world. In the past 20 years China has been on a building spree expanding the country's rail network and upgrading existing railways. Its new high-speed rail service rivals France's TGV and Japan's "shinkansen" in terms of safety, speed, comfort and punctuality.
Day 6/Tue: Xian (B/L)
With a history going back over 3,000 years, Xi'an served as China's capital of several ruling dynasties including the Han (206 BC – 220 AD) and the Tang (618 – 907 AD). It is home of the famous Terracotta Army and the eastern terminus of the ancient Silk Road – a network of trade routes connecting China proper with regions as far as the Mediterranean beginning in the Second Century BC.
Morning visit to the Terracotta Army. Built on the excavation site, the museum is located 30km east of the city. Designed to follow the first emperor of the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC) into eternity, the Terracotta Army represents one of the greatest archeological discoveries of the 20th Century.
After lunch we return to the city for a stroll on the ancient city wall. Declared a national treasure by the State Council in 1961, the wall first built in 1370 encircles an area of 14 square kilometres. It runs 13.7 kilometres long and measures 12 metres in height with a thickness at the base between 15 to 18 metres.
Day 7/Wed: Xian (B/L)
Morning sightseeing begins at Shaanxi Provincial Museum. The modern, well-organized museum was completed in 1992 and traces the history of Xian from prehistory to Qing dynasty (1644-1912). The extensive galleries and exhibitions offer the visitor an excellent introduction to the area that greatly improves understanding of the numerous historical sites in and around the city.
We then visit the grand mosque in the old town centre and the adjacent Muslim bazaar. The mosque was established in the 8th Century but the majority of the complex was constructed in the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). It was further expanded in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912). Unlike most mosques in Middle Eastern or Arab countries, this mosque is completely Chinese in architectural style. It has neither domes nor traditional minarets.
The late afternoon flight to Shanghai takes two and half hours.
Day 8/Thu: Shanghai (B/L/D)
With a population of 24 million (2015), Shanghai is China's biggest city. Rapid economic growth in the past 30 years has again turned Shanghai into a leading global city with significant influence in commerce, culture, finance, media, fashion, technology and transport. Today's visitors to Shanghai are delighted by its futuristic skyline that blends so well with its treasured historical landmarks.
This morning we visit the famous waterfront promenade known as the Bund which is followed by Shanghai Museum. After lunch we tour Yu Garden located at the old town centre. We then drive through the glitzy financial district of Lujiazui.
Day 9/Fri: Shanghai (B)
Free day to explore on your own. Feel free to ask your guide for recommendations.
Optional Suzhou Day Tour
After a leisurely breakfast we ride the high-speed train (30-40 minutes) to Suzhou, an ancient city most famous for its gardens, canals and silk industry. In late 13th Century a Venetian named Marco Polo visited Suzhou and he was very impressed by what he saw. He vividly described the prosperous silk making trade and dubbed Suzhou Venice of the East due to the small waterways crisscrossing the city.
Our schedule takes in historic Tiger Hill, Humble Administrator's Garden, Suzhou Museum (designed by I.M. Pei), North Pagoda and a short canal cruise. We return to Shanghai by high-speed train (30-40 minutes) in early evening.
The all-inclusive price with hot lunch starts from US$135 per person subject to a minimum of 2 participants.
Day 10/Sat: Shanghai – Busan (B/D)
Transfer to the airport for morning flight to Busan (2 hours). Meet the local guide on arrival and transfer to the hotel.
Busan is South Korea's second largest city. Bursting with mountains and beaches, hot springs and seafood, Busan is a rollicking port town with tonnes to offer. Later today we visit the Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, a seaside Buddhist temple built in 1376.
Tonight we enjoy a delicious Korean seafood hotpot dinner.
Day 11/Sun: Busan (B/L)
Today we visit the bustling Jagalchi fish market, Gujesijang market and Yongdusan Park.
Day 12/Mon – Busan – Gyeongju (B/L)
Following breakfast we drive 100 kilometres northeast to Gyeongju. After dropping off bags at the hotel, we driver another 16km northbound to Yangdong Folk Village – a UNESCO World Heritage site from the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1897).
Day 13/Tue: Gyeongju (B/L)
Gyeongju is a city on South Korea's southeast coast. It was the capital of the 1,000-year-long Silla dynasty and is known for its extensive historical remains. The 8th-century Bulguksa Temple features twin stone pagodas, a series of wooden staircases and a large bronze Buddha. Nearby, Seokguram Grotto houses a towering seated Buddha and offers panoramic views of the sun rising over the Sea of Japan.
We spend the day exploring Seokguram Grotto and Bulguksa Temple – both inscribed as UNESCO Heritage Sites in 1995.
Day 14/Wed: Gyeongju – Seoul (B/L)
We travel to Seoul by express train (2 hours, 300 km) this morning. Capital of South Korea, Seoul is a huge metropolis where modern skyscrapers, high-tech subways and pop culture meet Buddhist temples, palaces and street markets. Notable attractions include futuristic Dongdaemun Design Plaza, a convention hall with curving architecture and a rooftop park; Gyeongbokgung Palace, which once had more than 7,000 rooms; and Jogyesa Temple, site of ancient locust and pine trees.
Our sightseeing after lunch includes Gyengbokgung Palace, Myeong-dong district (fashion, market, churches) and N Seoul Tower.
Day 15/Thu: Seoul – DMZ – Seoul (B/L/D)
Today we go on a full-day excursion to the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) and the Joint Security Area (JSA) within the village of Panmunjom. The DMZ divides North Korea and South Korea and is one of the last remnants of the Cold War. The DMZ runs across the Korean Peninsula and roughly follows the 38th parallel north (popular name given to latitude 38° N) on an angle, with the west end of the DMZ lying south of the parallel and the east end lying north of it. With over a million soldiers on watch each day, this stretch of land measuring 250 kilometres (160 miles) long and about 4 kilometres (2.5 miles) wide is the most fortified border in the world. Our itinerary also includes Freedom Bridge and the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel and observing life on the other side from the Dora Observatory.
Our farewell dinner featuring famous Korean dishes is at a restaurant within walking distance from the hotel.
Day 16/Fri: Seoul – Home City
Your memorable China and South Korea tour ends this morning. Transfer to Incheon International Airport, 50km west of Seoul, on your own. Taxi costs between 70,000 and 100,000 Korean Won ($65-$90 USD) including expressway toll charge, but most travellers prefer the Airport Railroad Express which costs 14,800 Won ($12.50) one way per person. The guide will escort you to the train station and help you buy ticket.
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City Nights Hotel Category
Beijing 3 New Otani Chang Fu Gong luxury
Xi'an 2 Sheraton North City luxury
Shanghai 3 Sheraton Hongkou or similar luxury
Busan 2 Lotte Busan luxury
Gyeongju 2 Hyundai Hotel or smiliar luxury
Seoul 2 Lotte Seoul or similar luxury
Price based on double occupancy. Payment by cheque or cash only.
Credit card not accepted except for deposit. See Terms & Conditions for details.
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26-Mar 10-Apr $7140/$5450 $2790/$2150
09-Apr 24-Apr $7140/$5450 $2790/$2150
07-May 22-May $7140/$5450 $2790/$2150
21-May 05-Jun $7140/$5450 $2790/$2150
02-Jul 17-Jul $7140/$5450 $2790/$2150
10-Sep 25-Sep $7140/$5450 $2790/$2150
17-Sep 01-Oct $7140/$5450 $2790/$2150
08-Oct 23-Oct $7140/$5450 $2790/$2150
22-Oct 06-Nov $7140/$5450 $2790/$2150
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Hotel accommodations.
Ground transportation by private coach.
Second Class seat on high speed train wherever applicable.
Local economy class airfares per itinerary.
Daily meals as specified.
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Alanna Mallon was in the car on a long commute from her job in Beverly to her home in Cambridge when she heard a news story on the radio about children's hunger during school breaks. The story reported a shocking number: Almost one in five families with children are not getting enough food. It was shortly after Christmas vacation in 2013, a time when many celebrations include bounteous meals.
In Cambridge, Massachusetts, a city known for its powerhouse universities and high-tech companies, there are hundreds of children who face hungry weekends. More than one-fourth of the students in the city's public schools depend on free breakfasts and lunches served in the schools' cafeterias.
Though her work as a children's clothing designer was the reason for the long commute, Mallon made time to volunteer at her children's school. In fact, she was the consummate room parent: In addition to volunteering regularly in the classroom she founded the Friends of Tobin, a nonprofit fundraising organization, and co-founded the school's arts council. "I'm a trusted member of the school community," she says. So when she went to the school administration to ask about hunger programs, she did not meet resistance.
Mallon, who describes herself as "Type A, outgoing and very organized," buckled down to work. In the evenings after the children were in bed she composed emails asking for donations and sent them to everyone in her extensive network of fellow parents, friends and acquaintances. She hit a small jackpot with an email to her children's pediatrician.
Dr. Jill Kasper's practice is a member of the Cambridge Health Alliance healthcare system and Mallon's timing was fortuitous. The Health Alliance had recently established a foundation and was considering projects to fund. "When Alanna told me about the project, I knew it was something we would want to support," Kasper says. "We thought it was a fabulous idea." The foundation's $800 investment became the seed money for the weekend food project.
Finding food for the program was the easy part, according to Mallon. She secured food donations from Food For Free, a nonprofit food rescue organization, and from the Boston Food Bank. Within a couple of months Mallon established the Cambridge Weekend Backpack Program and attracted a loyal group of volunteers to collect food donations and fill reusable bags. Teachers and staff identified children from families in need and the bags of food were added to their backpacks on Friday afternoons.
Each bag contains enough breakfast and lunch for two days for all the children in the family. Breakfast might be oatmeal or cereal, yogurt, bagels and cream cheese or muffins and cheese sticks. Lunches include sandwiches, frozen pizza or packaged macaroni and cheese. There are also snacks, like granola or fruit bars, milk, fresh fruit and vegetables, such as carrot sticks.
"We started in mid-year with 15 students," Mallon says. After a trial run of three months she was asked to report on the program to the Healthy Children's Task Force chaired by the mayor of Cambridge. Over that summer, five more principals contacted Mallon to ask if she could set up similar programs in their schools.
"That put me into a panic," Mallon admits, "but after I panicked, I started planning." Mallon applied to Whole Foods for funding through a program that donates 5% of pretax sales for one day. Grocery shoppers from the school and community helped raise $15,000 for the program.
Her passion for the food program has helped Mallon's children develop empathy, she says. It's also led to conversations about how their classmates have very different life experiences. "My husband and I talk with Jasper and Toby about income inequality—right now the children are at a stage when they're very aware of things that aren't fair," she says. Mallon's husband, Bob, works at Zagster, a bike share start-up in Kendall Square, as director of product.
While the weekend food program consumed her life, Mallon developed new skills. She learned how to lobby, connecting with local and state lawmakers to make a case for additional funding. "At first it was difficult; it's definitely forced me out of my comfort zone," she says. Although outwardly appearing calm, "inside, I have an anxiety level that's fairly high. I'm a worrier," she concedes.
The Type A personality also honed her ability to accept ideas and suggestions from others. "I had to learn how to work with the different cultures of school communities, how to be sensitive in making requests and figure out who is the best person to ask," Mallon says.
"Each school has its own protocol for getting the food to the identified children," Mallon explains. "Some slip it into backpacks in their cubbies, others keep the bags in the office and the children pack them up on Friday afternoons."
In three years the Cambridge Weekend Backpack Program grew from the original 15 students to 385. Its volunteers distributed 15,000 bags of food. By the beginning of the 2016–17 school year, all of the city's public schools should be participating.
Mallon is enthusiastic about a relationship that's developed at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School, where high school culinary arts students store and distribute food for the backpacks, keeping track of how many sandwiches, pieces of fruit and vegetables go to each school. Volunteering in the weekend food program piqued the students' interest in the issue of hunger. This fall, they will be able to take a new class in food justice, developed in partnership with Syracuse University.
Spinoffs from the weekend food program include monthly school food markets at three elementary schools as well as frozen dinners from Harvard University cafeteria surpluses for families at the Kennedy-Longfellow School. Over the summer, the City of Cambridge piloted a weekend backpack program at two day camps.
As the Cambridge Weekend Backpack Program has grown and developed, so too has the partnership with Food For Free. Last January, Food For Free adopted the program, providing infrastructure and resources, and took on Mallon as a fulltime project director.
Even with a full plate, so to speak, Mallon is focusing on a bigger picture.
Margaret LeRoux is a writer who lives in central Massachusetts, where there is an abundance of local food and people who grow, prepare and appreciate it. You can reach her at mlerouxwriting@gmail.com.
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The former President of Mongolia, Nambar Enkhbayar paid a visit at Taiwan for 11 days on invitation of Master Dao-Yi (Yu Hsi) of Vandana Monastery starting from 9th November, ending on 20th November.
The former President of Mongolia, Nambar Enkhbayar and his wife Mrs. Tsolmon arrived at Taoyuan Intl. Airport on 9th November, welcome by Dr. Yu Hsi and his work team.
Dr. Yu Hsi and the presidential couple took a picture in front of the golden statue of Master Chuang-Ching.
In Gan-Lu Meditation Hall, President Enkhbayar smells the scent of the Pu'er tea brick.
Dr. Yu Hsi's shows his long scroll poetry to President Enkhbayar.
Dr. Rajaram gives a speech at the end of the show. President Enkhbayar confers honours upon performers.
Thirukkural was written 2000 years ago by a Tamil saint-poet Thiruvalluvar. All the couplets deal with various aspects of human activities like devotion to God, ascetic life, family life, charity, kingship, defense, friendship, love etc. In this musical dance drama "One in a Million", 62 couplets have been chosen to depict the life of a prince from birth to herothood.
President Enkhbayar took a photo with the Indian dance group led by Dr. Rajaram Moorthy.
Later in the evening, president Enkhbayar and former premier of the Executive Yuan of R.O.C. Chang Shan-cheng attended the yearly thousand-people mountain pilgrimage of Vandana Monastery and struck the bell praying for world peace.
(L) Former Premier of the Executive Yuan of R.O.C. Chang Shan-cheng arrived at Vandana Monastery, welcome by Dr. Yu Hsi.
President Enkhbayar and former Premier of the Executive Yuan Chang Shan-cheng stride into the main hall.
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President Enkhbayar mentioned a poem "For Whom the Bell Tolls" by the English poet John Donne while giving the solemn speech for the Water-Land Thousand People Mountain Pilgrimage; "The poem emphasizes an idea of striking the bell for the whole universe instead of doing it for oneself. In the same time, the bell tolling sound has a positive meaning of pursuing good fortune and avoiding the mishaps in Mongolian customs." Said President Enkhbayar, "The tolling bell awakes the people who get lost in busy lives. The person who tolls the bell must remain calm and happy for he is bringing benefit to others." Lastly, president Enkhbayar came to a conclusion by saying "if there's no kindness and friendship in one's life, the tolling bell can wake him up and make him remember to benefit others. The tolls of bell have provided a way for the public to practice and become Buddhas."
President Enkhbayar gives an address for the Water-Land Thousand People Mountain Pilgrimage.
President Enkhbayar and Former Premier Mr. Chang struck the peace bell praying for a greater future of our world.
After the bell striking, they strolled up to see the Prabhūtaratna Peace Pagoda in night view and introduced Chang to the Chan Lamp Meditation Hall.


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The Tory election victory cannot disguise the continuing break-up of the political-state system of rule and will actually hasten it. Over 75% of the UK electorate is unrepresented in any meaningful way while Scotland's anti-austerity aspirations are blocked.
What appears as a shock result belies a deep-going process of transformation, opening a period of political volatility of rising demands for rights that test and will break the limits of parliamentary democracy. Although turn-out was up slightly, a third of voters stayed at home, feeling that their votes counted for little.
A system that produces a dominant government which has the backing of under a quarter of those entitled to vote is democratic in name only. Safe to say, however, the mainstream parties have no intention of changing this.
Why would they? The skewed voting system is but an expression of one-sided state rule that speaks predominantly for corporate and financial power. The markets are happy with Thursday's outcome – and that's what counts in reality.
Demands for voting reform will only intensify the constitutional impasse, therefore, as they will fall on deaf ears. Yet the system is fracturing and fragmenting before our eyes. Dependent for the last 70 years on the two-party, my-turn-your turn arrangement for legitimacy, it can no longer do so. That has been broken by Labour's demise, perhaps irrevocably.
The historic wipe-out of Labour in Scotland makes it difficult to see them ousting the SNP from working-class constituencies any time soon. This is the pay-back for Ed Miliband's crass alliance with the Tories to thwart self-determination in the referendum, the patronising, right-wing nature of Labour in Scotland and the party's identification with the Westminster political elite.
Miliband's dismissive description of the anti-austerity tide sweeping Scotland as a "wave of nationalism" showed precisely where his party stood in the election – for continuing cuts, for nuclear weapons and for an outdated political union dependent on Westminster.
This more than any demonising of Miliband by the right-wing press cost Labour. While the SNP distinguished themselves from Labour and Tories by being anti-austerity, Labour was identified with the Tories. In England, many inner-city areas had turn-outs of under 60%; in Scotland, some constituencies produced a turn-out of over 80% and a 20-year old student defeated Douglas Alexander, the so-called architect of Labour's disastrous campaign.
Add in the planned redrawing of constituency boundaries in favour of Tory-voting areas and the rise of Ukip in areas like the North-east – they finished a strong second in 120 seats nationally – and the future is bleak for Labour.
The appeal of the right-wing populist Ukip is to voters betrayed by Labour, which accounts for most of the party's nearly 4 million votes (giving them just one seat). A million people also voted Green in anti-establishment, anti-austerity defiance.
The fact that Labour is unlikely to be able to form a majority government in the near future, if ever again, is therefore an integral part of the growing constitutional crisis. It calls into question the whole doctrine of parliamentary politics as the only route we can pursue to seek change.
Corporate-driven globalisation has for at least three decades if not longer denied social democratic reformism the space to operate. The Blairites recognised this and created pro-market New Labour. Under Miliband, a halfway-house of total confusion took over.
Although New Labour clearly did not bring down the financial system, the rampant deregulation of the Blair-Brown years left the Bank of England without power while the "investment" arms of the banks went on a leverage spree. So New Labour had a degree of political responsibility for the crash but Miliband and his crew would not and could not accept this.
Vague policies based on creating a "responsible capitalism" through state intervention and regulation had little appeal or substance. Aligning themselves with Tory budget cuts and a public sector pay freeze revealed Labour as a pale imitation of the Tories.
This proved decisive in allowing the reactionary Tories to triumph at the polls. Voters concluded that it was better to vote for the real thing. In England, the Tories' share of the vote was an astonishing 41% and Labour ended up with almost 100 fewer parliamentary seats than Cameron after its worst election performance since 1987.
Part of the responsibility for the Tory victory should also be laid at the doors of the trade union bureaucracy of the major unions, Unite, Unison and the GMB. They financed the campaign to elect Miliband as Labour leader in exchange for which they abandoned anything but token resistance to Tory cuts and attacks on pensions.
unions should withdraw from Labour
Miliband gave them nothing in exchange – no commitment to repeal the anti-union laws or abandon Tory spending cuts. Yet the union leaders kept their heads down and sustained the illusion that Miliband and Labour was the answer. What a waste of resources. Union members should demand their organisations join others in withdrawing from Labour and spend their money on alternative means of political representation.
The Conservative win reflects the misleading appearance of an improving economy, whose "recovery" is funded by record and increasing levels of public and private debt. Renewed global recession is on the horizon, having been postponed by gargantuan inventions of new credit by the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan among others.
Against this background, austerity will continue and deepen in every part of the UK. Resistance to this is centred in Scotland, where its voters placed their hopes and aspirations in the anti-austerity stance of the SNP.
The SNP is, however, riding the tiger of Scotland's May 7 Revolution and as a party of business will not be able to resist austerity and spending cuts. And the Tories are planning to cut financial support to Scotland in exchange for further devolution of powers from Westminster as promised after the referendum. Stand by for the green light to the frackers once Scotland's own elections are out of the way next year.
The outcome of the election brings the questions of democracy and power to the fore in every nation in Britain. Only the Greens raised this issue, otherwise who is in charge and who has the power was never spoken about. That's why Miliband was rightly seen as hollow.
The Tories' plan for a referendum on the European Union will use nationalism to avoid this question and we should say now that there can be no real democracy so long as corporate and financial power holds sway. It's not Brussels or London that's decisive but on whose behalf decisions are made.
To resist austerity and deep spending cuts, the renewal of Trident, the onslaught of fracking, the continuing marketisation of the NHS and the attack on human rights now planned, we cannot depend on others to do our fighting for us in Parliament.
As we cannot even achieve modest reforms through Parliament, then a more direct form of democracy, that provides people with real power, is the way forward. Let's move beyond a system that is no longer representative to one that gives control over resources and decision making to ordinary people and their communities.
Who will defend people from austerity and who will look to fix this broken system? Who will look to replace the corporatocracy that resumes control at Westminster after the inconvenience of an election? People everywhere in UK can only do it for themselves.
That's the importance of developing the Assemblies for Democracy into a movement that can help facilitate and inspire a transition to a real democracy. A network of Assemblies throughout the UK can lead to a citizens' assembly on the constitution, for example, which Occupy Democracy and others are campaigning for.
An unrepresentative Parliament imposing the demands of the financial markets on the 75% who didn't vote for the government has no authority or real legitimacy. We need to take our democratic achievements into a new era, where social rights like replacing corporations with co-operative ownership are enshrined in a people's constitution. That's the big lesson of the 2015 general election.
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Volunteers remove trash from Matlacha Pass
A giant teddy bear, lawn chairs, and fishing wire were just a few of the items pulled out of Matlacha Pass Sunday morning.
Sunday, April 28th 2019, 6:29 PM EDT by Joanna Bouras
Sunday, April 28th 2019, 6:40 PM EDT
MATLACHA, Fla. - A giant teddy bear, lawn chairs, and fishing wire were just a few of the items pulled out of Matlacha Pass Sunday morning.
"Filament line fishing line, it's everywhere, and it can cause damage to the wildlife," volunteer Jeremy Howard said.
Volunteers gathered at Gulf Coast Kayak in Matlacha to go out on the water and collect the trash. They were able to take the kayaks out for free. Waste was thrown into a giant garbage bin.
"It blows off of people's docks and yards and makes its way to the waterway through the canal systems," said Karl Deigert, President of the Matlacha Civic Association.
Howard said this is just one issue on a long list of what makes up Florida's water crisis.
"It stems from problems like people using roundup," said Howard, "If you're not educated and you don't know these chemicals that we're putting in the ground, they're causing us major problems."
Howard said he remembers the thick blue-green algae that covered Cape Coral canals last summer.
"I'm not afraid. I know it's coming. The fact is it's going to happen unless we make significant changes, and it will take years, but we have to do it now," Howard said.
Luckily, the red drift algae spotted on Fort Myers Beach over the past few weeks was nowhere to be seen.


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USD 407 million mixed-use destination to launch in Kuwait in Q1 2018
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By: Rafah Nehmeh
Tamdeen Group, a leading property developer in Kuwait, announced that Al Kout Project, the largest waterfront retail and entertainment destination in the country, has entered the final stages of construction.
Occupying a plot of 300,000 square meters, Al Kout Project offers six diverse experiences, the most modern of which is Al Kout Mall, expected to open during the first quarter of 2018, reported Gulf Projects.
The mall will increase the overall leasing area of Al Kout Project to 100,000 m2.
The USD $407 million development compromises 360 stores and a 12-screen cinema, which is equipped with the latest Imax and 4DX systems and will be managed by Kuwait National Cinema Company (Cinescape).
Dining features prominently at Al Kout Mall, with an array of local and international restaurants and cafes, including 11 Kuwaiti trademarks. Al Kout Mall is also home to Infunity Sea Family Entertainment Centre, the largest indoor facility in Kuwait. The Centre is themed around marine life and is an ideal edutainment for visitors of all ages eager to learn more about the marine environment, said the statement from Tamdeen.
In addition, Al Kout Mall will house the first ever Q8 Karting, the biggest indoor track of its kind in the Middle East, offering an exhilarating experience that simulates pro racing. The Q8 Karting track is designed to suit all types of races, and age groups, it added.
Al Kout Project has a seafront stretching 1.6 km in Fahaheel area, and Al Kout Marina, which can accommodate over 150 boats.
Tamdeen pointed out that another highlight of the project was Al Kout Souq which reflects the area's heritage. It features a traditional-style marketplace where traders sell fruits, vegetables, fish and meat.
The project not only offers variety in entertainment and shopping, but also caters to the tourists via its five-star Al Kout Rotana Hotel.
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Vera hostess gown from the 60s. Love the print and colours and I've worn it as a dress, especially when I want to enjoy my morning tea on the porch or patio without the neighbors thinking I'm totally a hussy!
Bra slip from the 60s. This one might get culled as the growth of my bust no longer makes it fit!
Simple 60s slip. Comfy for sleeping on hot nights, or for heating things up!
Closeup of 60s slip. It has the same pleating around the hem.
Full shot of the same slip.
30s silk bias cut number. The embroidery is exquisite.
Close up of the embroidery, and little tucks along the sides for shaping.
A recent acquisition over the summer at a flea market in CT. A huge pile of basically junk, but I spotted the peach and yanked it out asking the price. The vendor said "its your lucky day, name your price." I looked it over in the sunlight and noticed that most of the silk is shattered, with the top being intact. So I said how about $2? He said "Sold!" I couldn't believe my luck as this was one of few I've come across with a collar. Because of the shattering I may cut it down to a blouse.
Close up of the lace and collar.
Yep more hostess gowns. I can never resist the colours or patterns!
This one was made for Saks Fifth Ave by one of Pucci's proteges.
Sheer 60s short slip. Its been worn to death and I've owned it over 25 years.
White 50s slip. Another one that maybe on its way out as its quite big for me.
Crazy 60s print dressing gown.
Dressing gown from the 60s, made in Shanghai. I purchased it brand new from a thrift shop over 30 years ago and still wear it often.
Closeup of the beautiful embroidery and frog closings.
I call this my Lucy Ricardo smock. Remember when she'd wear things like this around the house? I'm pretty sure its either 40s or 50s.
This kimono style dressing gown was given to me off Freecycle. A British woman was getting rid of her aunt's clothing that no longer fit her. Everything (including this) was hand made beautifully. Best of all, her aunt was just my size! I believe it all dated from around WWII.
Another 50s dressing gown that came with its original tags. I've never worn it, saying I'm going to hem it, but never want to play around with it.
It can be worn with the belt as shown here.
And here is a closeup of the gold design printed.
So that's the exhaustive selection of part 2 of my collection. Now do you guys realise just how much I have and really need to stop hoarding it, letting some move on to happier homes?
I'd still love to see your vintage lingerie, you don't have to model it, hang it so we can see its beauty!
I se so many things Id love in my hoarding haven of vintage clothes.
I did a post ages ago of my vintage nigtwear but wasnt done well May have to do a newer post of them all.
Hi Nelly! Heehee that's what my husband calls my collection -- hoarding. But he should talk with his mountains of books (okay I have those too, working on it.) maybe you just need to reformat the page and make it look fresh, I'd LOVE to see your collection!
Vix you are so funny! Anytime you want to visit NY my guest room has your name on it and you can play to your hearts content. I'll probably foist stuff on you to take home too!
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Mega trial lawyer Mark Geragos is suing Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti over the county's stay-at-home order, alleging the directive has caused a substantial drop in his law firm's business and income, Law & Crime reports.
Five separate lawsuits were filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court over the mayor's executive order. The first was filed on Thurday, and four additional complaints were filed Friday morning.
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