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Zach Brown Returns For Minicamp, Healthier And Feeling At Home
Jake Kring-Schreifels
Garrett Campbell/WASHINGTON REDSKINS
Redskins linebacker Zach Brown knows the NFL season can take a toll on him.
There's certainly the physical toll, which reared its head late last year, when Brown couldn't shake a nagging Achilles injury that prevented him from playing the final three games of the season. There's also the emotional toll, which keeps him from spending quality time with his family.
That's why he rearranged his priorities over the last few months, spending time with his four daughters – ranging in age from three to 10 – and missing some of the team's OTAs to move into his new home in McLean, Va. The missed voluntary practices will ultimately be a footnote on the year, but Brown's time with his kids – taking trips to the zoo, the beach, Disney World and track meets – will stay with him, and them, throughout the year.
"I made it a priority this offseason to spend a lot more time with them," he said before calming any ancillary worries. "I was still preparing even though I was gone."
Indeed, Brown looked like his healthy, speedy self again on the practice field this week in minicamp. He reacquainted himself with teammates and coaches, yelled out signals and felt comfortable after signing a multi-year contract in the offseason, keeping him in Washington after leading the team in tackles in 2017 as the center of the defense.
"I've finally got a place that I can call home," Brown said. "From Tennessee, to Buffalo, and now here, I can call this home now. So for me it's just great that I can grow with a group of guys, and a lot of them are back, and we've added a couple new pieces."
He's also feeling 100 percent healthy. "For the first time in a long time, I actually feel good," he said. "All the injuries that were nagging me last year are not nagging me now."
Aside from feeling at home, Brown returns with a better understanding of Greg Manusky's defense, working in the middle of the field and making sure those in front of him are lined up properly.
"I should be able to do a lot more because everyone is more comfortable with the people around me," Brown said. "So now it's just about getting to the next level on the defense. We've just got to make sure we step up."
2018 Washington Redskins Minicamp: Day 2
Here's photos from the Washington Redskins Minicamp practice that took place Wednesday, June 13, 2018, at the Inova Sports Performance Center at Redskins Park, presented by Loudoun Economic Development.
The Redskins, as has been stated many times, ranked last in rush defense last year, a product, Brown believes, of the multitudes of injuries. With a healthier unit returning up front, however, and the addition of first-rounder Daron Payne, Brown has high aspirations for improvement.
Specifically, Brown mentioned the need to clean up the defense's first step, which dictates the kind of gaps that will form for the offense. "When you make your step, you've got to make sure your eyes are correct," he said.
"We've got to be a top-five, top-10 defense," Brown said. "If you're a top-five or top-10 defense, it's almost guaranteed that you're going to the playoffs. And that means everyone is doing something right. So for me, it's doing your job when you're on the field. Don't try to do anybody else's job, and then everybody will be good."
"I think Zach Brown physically, when you look at him, he's as gifted a linebacker as there is, really," head coach Jay Gruden said. "He can run, he can hit, and all that stuff. I think learning a new defense, there were some times where we were out of place – and not just him, but whoever – the defense wasn't quite in sync. I think him being in his second year with his athletic ability, adding Daron Payne and Jonathan Allen in the middle in front of him with Matt Ioannidis and Ziggy [Hood], whoever else is in there with [Ryan] Kerrigan and Preston [Smith], I think it's going to make him all the more freer to roam and play fast."
As he continues to work out this summer in preparation for training camp, Brown understands that over-communicating will be just as important to achieving some of the more granular details. That will be easier with a beefed up defensive line that should ideally take away some of the tackling workload.
"Somebody is going to get messed up when they try to run that ball and cut back," Brown said. "We've got big boys down the field. If we got a big guy coming down the field, nine times out of ten I'm expecting the ball to be out. They're not stopping; they're going to run right through whatever is right there. So for me it's great because when you look at the good defenses, a lot of big guys cause fumbles."
Minicamp Notebook, Day 3: The Defense Puts On A Show
Washington wrapped up its minicamp with a dominant showing from the defense. Here are some observations from Thursday's practice.
Humphries: 'It's Great To Link Back Up' With Ryan Fitzpatrick
Humphries and Fitzpatrick had a good relationship with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2018. Humphries is looking forward to building the same thing in Washington.
Minicamp Notebook, Day 2: Standout PBUs And Contested Catches
Washington began its mandatory minicamp Tuesday morning, and there was a feeling of normalcy at Inova Sports Performance Center. Here are some observations from practice.
Mistakes Are Fertilizer For Jamin Davis
Davis knows he is going to make mistakes, but he intends to learn from them and use the experience to continue his development.
Minicamp Notebook, Day 1: Getting Back To Normal
Dwayne Haskins Has Shown Steady Improvement This Offseason, But There's Still 'A Long Way To Go'
The Redskins' first-round quarterback showed flashes of brilliance and spells of mediocrity during rookie minicamp, OTAs and veteran minicamp over the past month.
Wide Receiver Cam Sims Sheds 'Forgotten Guy' Label With Standout Minicamp
Sims, who spent his entire rookie campaign on Injured Reserve, caught nearly everything that came his way during minicamp this week, flashing the skillset that caught the Redskins' attention last preseason.
Practice News And Notes: 2019 Minicamp, Day 3
Redskins.com's Jake Kring-Schreifels and Kyle Stackpole break down the key plays and highlights from Day 3 of the Washington Redskins' 2019 minicamp, presented by Loudoun Economic Development.
Trent Williams Expects To Be Ready For Training Camp
The six-time Pro Bowler told reporters this week this he's "extremely close" to an on-field return following surgery in December.

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Our future is transforming through science and technology. From smartphones to smart everything… mobile is moving us to the threshold of a stunning revolution, and a remarkable new world in which all things will be connected. Flying cars, programmed maids, and futuristic communities is the future we are headed in.
But what does a brand new world of smart things, wearable technologies and connected lives really mean for us? Will intelligent robots dominate our future? What should we fear from robots? What are the other innovative applications of cloud computing and big data? In this new era, how will the technology change the way we live, the way we work, even the way we think? We welcome everyone to come explore revolutionary technology and take a deeper look into this "Future of Innovation" at SVIEF 2015.
Silicon Valley Technology Innovation & Entrepreneurship Forum (SVIEF) is an international conference designed to foster innovation and promote business partnerships connecting US, Europe and Asia-Pacific region. It is a leading venue in high-tech industry field gathering multi-tech and business professionals, while providing a platform for talent, technology and capital exchange. The past four SVIEF were held in Silicon Valley since 2011 with more than 5,000 attendees each year.
The 2015 SVIEF will be held on Sep 26th&27th, 2015 at Santa Clara Convention Center. It is designed to be intense and informative with theme on "Future of Innovation: Smart Everything". This is going to be an educational, captivating, and interactive event featuring 100+ high-profile speakers and 100+ tech exhibitors for the 10,000+ attendees to experience.
• Internet of Cars: Who will take the lead?
With more than 50 billion connected devices by 2020, the automotive industry has a monumental opportunity to place the vehicle at the center of the Internet of Things. This is the era of smart mobility — an Internet of Cars. It could make driving safer and more efficient, but the cost of deployment will be significant. With traditional automobile manufacturers, chip manufacturers, and other Internet giants dive into the pool, who will take the lead?
Over the past year, interest in wearable technology has skyrocketed. There are plenty of different wearable types: Smartwatches, health trackers, and even wearable displays such as Google Glass. However, we must admit that many smart wearables aren't new and many are stuck with old ideas. What exactly is going to drive the wearables market to the heights that some analysts are predicting? How far away is the killer app that will essentially change how we live? Even more, what exactly is the killer app?
Many of us haven't even mastered our smartphones yet and now the "smart home" is edging in on us. Unfortunately, with a few notable exceptions, the "smart" home may not be quite as clever as you think. Moreover, It draws security concerns since it could easily be hacked.
Funding of drone startups more than doubled in 2014 while it seemed that the sky was the limit in terms of possible uses for the unmanned aircraft. But the particular rules proposed by the FAA( Federal Aviation Authority) that could limit the commercial use and growth potential for drone startups. Apart from the government policies, what are other factors that could put a crimp in the development of drones industry? And what features and trends that we can expect in the US and China drones market?
• Internet of Things: The next generation of internet?
Connected devices are already making a significant impact on our lives, whether you know it or not. If you own a smartphone, you're already contributing to the Internet of Things world. However, there is still a chance that you are unsure how it will impact you personally.
• Virtual Reality: Will 2015 be a big year of VR?
Imagine this, Put on these goggles, go nowhere, and be transported anywhere. Virtual Reality has made all these possible. However, Oculus Rift, the headset that spawned the tech world's current infatuation with virtual reality, was first announced in 2012 and has yet to launch a final product or even establish a release date. In 2014, Facebook purchased Oculus VR for $2 billion, a move that did nothing to dampen industry anticipation. Other major companies have jumped aboard the virtual reality train since 2012, including Samsung, Valve, Google, Microsoft and Sony. 2015, can we expect it a big year of VR? Or at least a release date?
Engineers and designers have been using 3D printers for more than a decade, but mostly to make prototypes quickly and cheaply before they embark on the expensive business of tooling up a factory to produce the real thing. As 3D printers have become more capable and able to work with a broader range of materials, including plastics and metals, the machines are increasingly being used to make final products too. It allows more people to start making things that they may have never imagined. However, there's dark sides of 3d printing too, including Unhealthy air emissions, Reliance on plastics and National security risks, etc.
Cloud computing has made huge strides in the past year toward becoming a mainstream business tool. However, lots of half-truths and mistruths are still swirling around with regard to the cloud's place in the enterprise. Besides, cloud security issues and the risks of cloud computing are not well understood today and are one of the biggest barriers to adoption of these services.
The only thing we are sure about the data is that it continues to grow. Mining data was a complex, time-consuming task But now, the technology is becoming easier for business leaders to use and decipher. With data analysis, we can adequately measure performance, maximize efficiency and make informed decisions that drive growth. However, it matters how we go from the data analysis to actually making changes.
As we know, Games drive the most revenue on both App Store and Google Play. It will continue to grow as the best money generating mobile apps. More and more companies are stepping into the industry, which brings the question: indie game developers and publishers need to find better marketing approaches to get their apps discovered. There may even be alternative mobile app stores. Besides, we need to pay attention to the emerging markets like China, Japan, South Korea and other Asian countries.
The mobile app development market is vast and offers great scope for app developers and companies to succeed beyond their expectation, by making very little initial investment. However, it takes steps from investing from actually making profits. Is there s Secret Formula of Mobile App Success? What are the ways to use to make the maximum money from mobile app development?
Robotics has entered the era of intelligent. Many developed countries have put the intelligent robotics as the priorities of economic and technology development. In addition to Google, IBM, Microsoft, Facebook, Yahoo!, Amazon and other large companies have also invested heavily, to seize the strategic high ground of intelligent robots in order to further enhance the core competitiveness and sustainable development of their enterprises. What are the development trends of robotics in 2015? Will we expect to see more and more robots move next to us on the assembly line and go off road and up hills?


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Крістін Ньятаньї (16 липня 1965 — 26 вересня 2011) — руандійська економістка та політик, яка працювала державним міністром, відповідальним за соціальні справи в Міністерстві місцевого самоврядування, з жовтня 2003 року до своєї смерті у вересні 2011 року.

Походження та навчання
Крістін Ньятаньї народилася в Руанді 16 липня 1965 року. Вона навчалася в Харківському національному економічному університеті в Харкові, який закінчила зі ступенем бакалавра економіки в 1987 році. Потім навчалася в Одеському інституті народного господарства, який закінчила в 1991 році зі ступенем магістра промислового планування .

Кар'єра
Після геноциду в Руанді 1994 року Нантаньї працював з Міжнародним комітетом Червоного Хреста у відділі розшуку в Гомі, Демократична Республіка Конго, а також у Найробі в Кенії. У 1997 році вона була призначена керівником проєктів у Фламандській раді у справах біженців, яка базується в Брюсселі у Бельгії. У жовтні 2003 року Крістін Ньятаньї була призначена державним міністром, відповідальним за соціальні справи в Міністерстві місцевого самоврядування Руанди, і працювала на цій посаді до вересня 2011 року.

Смерть
Крістін Ньятаньї померла 26 вересня 2011 року в лікарні університету Сен-Люк у Брюсселі в Бельгії після тривалого лікування. Її тіло було доставлено назад до Кігалі на борту Brussels Airlines у суботу, 1 жовтня 2011 року. Після ушанування в парламенті Руанди та заупокійної меси в католицькій церкві Regina Pacis у Ремері, передмісті Кігалі, відбувся чин поховання на державному рівні. Її поховали на кладовищі Русороро в Кабузі в понеділок, 3 жовтня 2011 року.

Нагороди та визнання
У 2008 році Організація Об'єднаних Націй відзначила Крістін Ньятаньї нагородою за її державну службу та участь у національній програмі Руанди Ubudehe'.

Див. також

 Альвера Мукабарамба

Примітки

Посилання

 Веб-сайт Міністерства місцевого самоврядування Руанди (Minaloc)

Померли 2011
Народились 1963
Випускники Харківського національного економічного університету


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A Medieval Mystery Series Comes To An End, a guest post by Jeri Westerson
JULIA SPENCER-FLEMING: I first met Crispin Guest in 2008, along with the chronicler of his adventures, Jeri Westerson. I've been a fan ever since, so when Jeri told me Crispin was exiting the stage (hopefully not pursued by a bear) my first response was, "Oh, no!"
But my second thought was, "That's perfect." How many times have you read the final novel (or watched the last episode) and been left a little disappointed - no ultimate resolution, threads left dangling, questions unanswered. There's a reason people still talk about The Fugitive - we found out what happened with Dr. Kimble and the one-armed man!
So though I'm sorry to see him go, I'm very, very excited to find out what happens to Crispin, his apprentice, Jack, their friends and family and Henry Bolingbroke (okay, I know what happens to Henry Bolingbroke) in THE DEADLIEST SIN.
What do you write for the last book of a series? How do you sum up over sixteen years of your time and devotion?
By killing people, of course.
Well, not random people, but people in the book. There still has to be a murder. Or multiple murders, and in this case, because it is set in London in the late fourteenth century, it seemed that it had to be in a priory and the deaths had to be in the manner of the Seven Deadly Sins, hence the title THE DEADLIEST SIN. And so Crispin Guest, medieval private detective, embarks on his last-ever case to solve in the tangled and shadowed realm of St Frideswide Priory in the heart of London.
Of course, in the background there are great political movements afoot that will change the course of English fortunes. King Richard II, a far from beloved king, may be in the process of being overthrown, and he hasn't figured that out yet. Henry Bolingbroke, the son of Crispin's mentor John of Gaunt, the duke of Lancaster, has returned from his banishment…with an army. And Crispin must decide whether to commit treason again—the thing that started him on this course with his own banishment from court and all the misfortunes and humiliations he'd endured for the last twenty years.
But it was no secret to me when I began writing this series how I would end it. As always happens when you are researching a particular time period, your expectations expand when you find out all sorts of interesting historical nuggets that lead you on to new ideas, new directions to aim for in your plotting about a disgraced knight who is hired to solve crimes. When you hang your fortunes on the real timeline, and put your fictional characters in there, a natural ending unfolds.
I always planned on ending the series in a particular year. For one, I felt it would round out the characters' lives sufficiently. And for another, I didn't want to get stale or repetitive in my writing of it. I think fifteen books is a good collection of novels and it leaves me time to work on new historical mysteries where I can research in some other time period or periods. Two of which, I am already writing: One in Tudor England, and another in Sherlock Holmes' London.
As a writer, I like to constantly challenge myself to find other stories to tell. And it's nice to get the chance to do that. There's something about writing in another time period that gives an author a great excuse to spend those hours in university libraries or online archives. No matter how long you are at it, it's never wasted time.
What has been the most interesting to me is the reaction to ending the series from readers and librarians. "I hope you'll continue the series with Jack Tucker investigating," many have remarked. Jack is Crispin's servant and protégé, who started as an orphaned street urchin and cutpurse, and grew up under Crispin's (at first) reluctant guidance.
But the answer to that is "no". There will not be any spin-offs or sequels. The series will be done and complete, and I will be onto other things, as mentioned above. It's funny what a writer thinks about their characters and how they interact with them…as opposed to what the reader experiences. And being a reader myself, I get it when you aren't allowed to experience any more of a favorite characters' adventures. But I always think that the best characters have lives before one opens the book and when one closes the cover on the last page; that they continue to live their lives…somewhere. We're just not privy to them. Those are the best adventures. The ones that linger on the minds of readers. The ones that endure.
I need to thank Julia Spencer-Fleming for taking me under her wing when this series started. She certainly didn't have to. But it was very helpful for me to understand what I had to do to promote this series and the fact that I still enjoy her friendship all these years later, well… It's this wonderful community of mystery writers I am grateful to. As well as the booksellers I got to know through this series, and all the librarians all over the country. A big thank you to all. Be on the lookout for more.
JULIA: Thank you, Jeri, for the many years of pleasure I've gotten from following the adventures of Crispin and young Jack. Readers, do you like it when a series has an actual conclusion? Have there been any that you felt leave you hanging? Let us know, because one lucky commenter will win a signed copy of THE DEADLIEST SIN!
Jeri Westerson writes the CrispinGuest Medieval Noir novels, a fifteen-book series nominated for thirteen mystery awards. She also writes an urban fantasy series, Booke of the Hidden; a spin-off werewolf mystery series, Moonrisers; a gaslamp-steampunk fantasy series Enchanter Chronicles Trilogy; a few standalone historical novels; and a humorous/romantic LGBTQ mystery series, the Skyler Foxe Mysteries under the pen name Haley Walsh. Find them all and any future series at JeriWesterson.com. She is also happily active on social media at Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, YouTube and Twitter.
Labels: Crispin Guest mysteries, final book in a series, Jeri Westerson, medieval noir, THE DEADLIEST SIN
Joan Emerson November 4, 2021 at 3:46 AM
It's always mixed feelings when a spectacular series comes to an end, Jeri. Thank you for all the wonderful adventures with Crispin and Jack . . . they will be missed.
It's always a satisfactory sort of feeling when an author ties things up and gives me an ending for a series I've enjoyed. Offhand, I cannot think of a series that left me hanging, but I'm always sad to see a wonderful series reach its end . . . .
Jeri Westerson November 4, 2021 at 12:00 PM
Thanks for that, Joan. I will miss them too.
Grace Koshida November 4, 2021 at 5:19 AM
JERI: Congratulations on writing a long-running series. I am glad to hear that you were able to end the series the way you wanted.
YES, I do like it when a series has a conclusion. Some authors are able to plan and execute a 5-book, 7-book ARC for the series. But I also know several authors being disappointed when their books are dropped after 3-5 books or publisher goes under and authors/book series are left orphaned.
JERI: I had to look up "gaslight-steampunk fantasy" when I saw your bio. I am intrigued!
Thanks, Grace. I definitely looked at the series as the biggest novel evah! Where a character really has a chance to grow, and yet, keeping each book like a stand alone.
And yes! Gaslamp fantasy! It was roaring good fun. Really loved writing it. Some memorable characters.
Grace Koshida November 4, 2021 at 1:15 PM
JERI: Yes, that is the challenge of a series for an author. Giving the protagonist an opportunity to grow throughout the books, and keep long-time readers engaged vs. putting in just enough backstory so that first-time readers are not lost if they pick up your series mid-way, and then go back to read them all.
Judy November 4, 2021 at 6:45 AM
Congratulations on your new book, Jeri and welcome to JRW. I think it's wonderful that you can tie the series up in your own way and leave a finite number of books with a real beginning and a real end. Readers should appreciate that. I do.
Although I know it happens to authors, my experience has been more with canceled tv programs. It's risky to leave viewers with a cliff hanger and have the show disappear. I can think of 2 shows off hand that were canceled like that but there must be hundreds of stories. For instance, if the original Star Trek had a five year mission, why are there only three seasons?
JUDY: I agree with you about the cancelled TV series.
As well as the original Star Trek, Star Trek: Enterprise did not have a cliffhanger but a real crappy season 4 (and series) ending that was so unsatisfying to me and many others. Another fave sci-fi TV shows of mine is Quantum Leap. After leaping into dozens of different people and positively changing their lives, Dr. Sam Beckett never returned home. And that was the last line the narrator says in the show? Lame.
Not the writers faults, of course, on cancelled tv series or book series, for that matter. We are at the mercy of our publishers just as screenwriters are at the mercy of ratings. So many tv series that I liked got the ax.
Jay Roberts November 4, 2021 at 7:05 AM
Well isn't this just the way it goes for me? I pick up the first book in the Crispin Guest series and then find out that the series is ending. Better extremely late than never I guess though.
It's nice that you have a planned out ending that doesn't leave readers hanging wondering what happened next.
For me, if a series is going to end, I do want there to be at least some kind of finale to the story. Even if it is obvious that the lives of the characters will go on without us there to see it, at least leaving them in a place where things are resolved as much as possible.
I'm looking forward to diving into Veil of Lies and then moving forward through the series. Congrats on ending the series on your own terms Jeri!
Julia November 4, 2021 at 11:06 AM
Jay, you'll have the same pleasure I did when I discovered Ellis Peter's Brother Cadfael mysteries in 1999 - four years after the author's death. I knew going in there weren't going to be any more, but on the plus side, I had the WHOLE series to binge read, without waiting for the next book to get published.
Apropos to today's discussion, Peters (Edith Pargeter) planned the last book to wrap up Cadfael's story, and managed to finish it despite her final illness. Now that's an author who respects the readers!
Flora Church November 4, 2021 at 11:53 AM
Julia, I discovered the Cadfael books long before she finished them, snatching each new one up eagerly. The final book did her proud. And to my delight, I discovered long after her death, the short stories--one of which describes Cadfael'ss first journey to the abbey.
Thanks Jay. I needed that conclusion myself.
Edith Maxwell November 4, 2021 at 7:17 AM
I'm right there with Julia, Jeri, on loving this series, although I think I'm behind with a couple of the most recent books. Brava to you for ending the stories on your own terms and in a way that suits you as well as Crispin and Jack.
I have done same with two series and, while my Quaker midwife might pop up again in a short story or two, I've moved on to other books and another time period.
When it's time, it's time, Edith. I think I was being Crispin-blocked from working on another heavy-duty series, so now the Tudor series can flourish. :)
Lucy Burdette aka Roberta Isleib November 4, 2021 at 7:28 AM
Wow Jeri, congratulations on the new book, a long-running series, and ending that on your terms. I love the idea of characters having lives after the book ends...
Thanks, Roberta. It almost ended far too soon when my first publisher was done at six books, but getting picked up by another gave it the life I felt it deserved.
Hallie Ephron November 4, 2021 at 8:14 AM
I remember reading your first Crispin book, Jeri, and loving it... the series has had a terrific run. But what are you going to do with all your suits of armor?
I'm going to wear them, Hallie. And fight for right!
Liz Milliron November 4, 2021 at 8:37 AM
Congratulations on the series, Jeri, and getting to end it on your terms.
I do like it when a series is wrapped up. Not every single little question needs to be answered. There can be room for imagining what the characters do. But I do like having all the major questions answered.
I can't think of any books off the top of my head, but TV, oh yes. I watched a series on SyFy called "Dark Matter." It went three seasons and then was canceled, but my husband and I could only think, "But what happened to...?"
Liz, the Maine Millennial and I were fanatics about a science fiction/mystery/drama in 2009 titled Flash Forward. Great cast, with Joseph Fiennes, John Cho, Dominic Monaghan - lots of people you more frequently see in movies. It raised all sorts of puzzles among multiple storylines and then, bam! Cancelled. Nothing resolved. NOTHING.
Can you tell I'm still bitter?
Liz Milliron November 4, 2021 at 12:57 PM
LOL Only a little, Julia.
JULIA: Yes, devoted TV series fans can feel betrayed/bitter long after these series end. If we are still talking about it 10, 20, 30+ years later, then it left a lasting (good/bad) impression. And it's interesting that we both gave examples of sci-fi/drama shows that were lacking in resolution.
Flora Church November 4, 2021 at 9:31 AM
Jeri, I want to be able to imagine how beloved characters move on with their lives--which is much easier to do when the author is able to give readers a final book in a series. But I can think of several where it was clear the series ended abruptly. I can't think of specific authors. I know there's a real trend in cozy mysteries right now for the main character to be a witch--one such series began years ago--I liked the characters, the development of their lives, the setting--but the series stopped after a few (3?) books, leaving me scratching my head. The author was clearly ahead of her time. I'm off to find Crispin's first adventure--I enjoy starting at the beginning of a series like this!
Happy reading, Flora!
Kathyc23 November 4, 2021 at 9:58 AM
I have mixed feelings about a beloved series of books ending. I want to keep reading about them,but it's nice to have a conclusion. And I can always imagine my own continuing adventures for the characters.
Kathyc23 - as long as they don't die, right?
Deb Romano November 4, 2021 at 10:21 AM
I do like to see loose ends tied up and know that the characters are simply off living their lives, something like friends moving off to a faraway state or country. Several series I read ended abruptly because the authors died. That felt like a double loss for sure.
Yes, Deb, and in the olden days--of which I was on the cusp in publishing--once a publisher no longer wishes to publish a series (and this happened to me with Crispin), that was it. It was done, and to heck with the readers. But because it was able to be picked up by another publisher that felt it was still viable, it got to reach its conclusion. And, of course, today, an author can self-publish that series.
Amanda Le Rougetel November 4, 2021 at 10:38 AM
Congratulations on writing the beginning, middle and end of your series on your timeline, Jeri!
Like any relationship, the one I have with characters in a book is most satisfying when it ends in a way that makes sense to me. Leaving me hanging mid-arc is, well, frankly it's annoying. That is what happened with the brilliant series by Harry Bingham, who invented Fiona Griffiths, a fascinating police detective (likely on the autism spectrum) in Wales. I cannot pronounce a single one of the place-names in the books, but I would happily read another six stories about Fiona.
Amanda, that's always so exasperating! Of course, like TV series that get cancelled, sometimes the author doesn't know their publisher is pulling the plug until too late...
Not usually the author's fault. Publishers are persnickety about meeting sales goals...without actually promoting their product. Weird.
Julia November 4, 2021 at 1:00 PM
Right? "We didn't do anything, and your book isn't selling as well as we wanted!" If any other industry ran the way the book business does, it would be bankrupt in a year.
Bibliophile November 4, 2021 at 11:14 AM
Julia, thank you for introducing me to a new to me author. Why on earth didn't I know about this author despite my bookstagram account on Instagram??? I am amazed by how many authors out there that I do not know about! This sounds like a wonderful series! I am taking a break from trying to write my first mystery novel this morning.
JW, welcome to Jungle Reds and congratulations on writing the beginning, middle, and end of your series on your timeline. When a beloved series ends, I decide to keep the books because I never know if the books will still be in circulation at the library. When I moved, I had the dilemma of sorting books. I decided to keep the books from a series that I loved and I was glad that I did because the series ended shortly after I moved and I cannot find these books anywhere in bookshops nor libraries.
Are your medieval mysteries similar to Cadafel? I am adding your mystery series to my tbr list and I plan to read them in 2022 since I already have Nonfiction books (too many) to read for November nonfiction month plus a buddyread of a Virginia Woolf Novel then in December it will be the Holiday books all month.
Hello Diana! Cadfael inspired all us medieval mystery writers. Ellis Peters is the mother of us all! But Crispin is decidedly different in that he is hired to find, to discover. So he is a hardboiled detective on the mean streets of fourteenth century London. I hope you enjoy them.
traveler November 4, 2021 at 11:24 AM
Congratulations! When I read a series I become engrossed within the story and n ever want it to end. I continue to ponder their lives and future. When it ends it is devastating and depressing.
Same here. Every writer is also a reader. This influences what we write and what we decide NOT to write.
Deborah Crombie November 4, 2021 at 11:24 AM
Jeri, congratulations on a wonderful body of work, and on ending the series on your own (and the characters) terms. And what fun you must be having dipping into other eras. I must check out your gaslight/steampunk fantasy--that's irresistible!
Hey Deborah. Long time, no see! Yes, the Enchanter Chronicles are done in three. A little easier to manage.
petite November 4, 2021 at 11:33 AM
Welcome to the Jungle and congratulations! Reading a captivating series gives me such enjoyment and pleasure. It is an experience which I never want to end. The story and the characters are part of me. If this ends it is so sad and upsetting as I think about them for al ong time.
Yes, we do get so involved in their lives. I have never decided on a death date for my characters, so as far as I know, he is still in London, a 671-year-old man.
Pat D November 4, 2021 at 11:45 AM
I definitely want resolution when a series ends! I don't like to be left hanging when I've invested time and emotion in characters. That's great that you could choose when and how to end your series.
I suppose many writers choose to write a series until they drop dead themselves. But as many have pointed out, I wanted to make sure I was there to give them their due, and not leave readers hanging. I certainly didn't want to get stale with the stories either.
Kait November 4, 2021 at 11:45 AM
Jeri, congratulations on the last Crispin and the debut of your new writing. It's exciting to start a new series or novel. Especially when the prior series has such a satisfying conclusion.
I do like having a wrap up when an author knows a series is ending (we don't always have that privilege). It's nice for the author - who gets to round up the stories they wanted to tell - and it's nice for the reader to close the book with a feeling of satisfaction. Well done, Jeri!
P.S. I'm looking forward to your next, but am slightly partial to Sherlock Holmes's London in case you are taking a poll :)
Thanks, Kait. If I can work it out, I hope to have both out there so I can switch back and forth. The Tudor series will either have only six books (six wives) or nine books (six wives and three more monarchs after Henry VIII for his court jester to solve the murders).
Kait November 4, 2021 at 7:44 PM
Love it. Like the rhyme we learned in school - divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived!
Mark Baker November 4, 2021 at 11:59 AM
Congrats on book 15 and on getting to end the series on your terms. That's important for you and for fans as well.
Thanks, Mark. Yes it is. I hope it will be satisfying to one and all.
Wendall Thomas November 4, 2021 at 1:38 PM
I've always loved this series, Jerri! Congratulations and very excited about what's coming.
Jeri Westerson November 4, 2021 at 3:30 PM
Thanks, Wendall. I hope for good things to come.
Libby Dodd November 4, 2021 at 1:50 PM
How annoying. I'd written my comment and when I clicked Publish, it all disappeared. And it was brilliant, of course!
Hm, is that what it's like to have a publisher stop your series?
I remember meeting you, in person, at the Upland Library for a book talk right around the time of Troubled Bones. I have loved the Crispin Guest series ever since. As a fan, l am truly sad to see it end, but l also know it makes way for other good things to come. I raise a final cup of mead to Crispin and Jeri, thank you for a very special and memorable series.
Jodie Rue
Aw, thanks, Jodie. You've been a true friend.
Jenn McKinlay November 4, 2021 at 4:40 PM
So sad to see Crispin go, but I love that you're in control of the narrative, Jerri! Bravo!
Thanks, Jenn. It was touch and go there, when St. Martin's said good-bye after book six. Thank you Severn House!
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Rosemary Simpson November 5, 2021 at 8:58 AM
So sorry to see the end of the Crispin series, but also excited to see how you decided to wrap it up! I think Crispin was unique among the medieval sleuths—a disgraced knight who had to reinvent himself and in the process took the reader into an underworld we don't usually get to visit. Carry on!
Jeri Westerson November 5, 2021 at 11:09 AM
Thanks so much, Rosemary. I hope I succeeded. The reviewers seem to think so.
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The parasitoids and inquilines of the agamic generation of Andricus quercuscalicis (Hym.; Cynipidae) in Britain.
R. Hails, R. Askew, D. Notton
Phylogeny of the subfamilies of Ichneumonidae (Hymenoptera): a simultaneous molecular and morphological analysis.
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Theoretical and experimental determination of key operating parameters for composting systems
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Revision of the types of species of Alloxysta described by Cameron and Fergusson (Hymenoptera: Figitidae: Charipinae) and deposited in the Natural History Museum (London), including a key to the…
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Type material of the species of Alloxysta described by Cameron and Fergusson and deposited in the Natural History Museum of London has been revised. Seven species are considered valid: Alloxysta…
Parasitoids (Hymenoptera: Pteromalidae, Diapriidae) of Carpomya vesuviana Costa (Diptera: Tephritidae) in South Khorasan province of Iran
A. Amini, H. Sadeghi, H. Lotfalizadeh, D. Notton
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Parasitoid wasps new to Britain (Hymenoptera: Platygastridae, Eurytomidae, Braconidae & Bethylidae).
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The designs of therapy offices are subject only to general legal norms. Designers and investors have a lot of flexibility in the choice of finishing materials as well as the size of the office itself, possible division into zones, selection of colors and equipment. Such a large variety has led to the development of several parallel trends over the last few years, and the design of therapy rooms has already become the subject of academic research, the results of which can be used to design a perfect office.
The concept of emotional design is most closely related to therapy offices. This is a concept that originally only applied to textures, but is now extended so much that it can also include interior designs. The idea of emotional design is imitating the mental emotional map of the recipient in the real world. This is done by using various materials and combinations of colors. Scientific research also suggests that one of the most effective ways to use emotional design in the design of therapy offices is to resign from some of the classic interior design elements in favor of additives that have been so far underestimated for various reasons. One of the proposed changes is, for example, changing armchairs into pillows, although for various reasons, not every such modification is considered desirable today.
Emotional design in the case of therapy offices has a very important function to fulfill – it can be a way to build trust between the patient and the therapist, it can facilitate the patient's opening to help, it can also make the room closer to the idea of a perfect office, which – as studies show – are common to over 80% of people.
For practical reasons, an ideal solution in a therapy office would be PVC flooring or ceramics. At the same time, however, these materials are rather unpleasant to the touch, which is why at least in some of the many offices of recognized therapists they are replaced with a carpet or building floor covering. Walls and floors are often finished in pastel or natural colors, but the monotony is broken by additional materials: large-format graphics, architectural elements marked with special effects paints or three-dimensional masses, etc.
The lightning plays an important role in the therapy office interior. It creates an atmosphere and has the power to increase the comfort and safety, and also favors – if properly designed – establishing a relationship based on trust and relaxation. This is particularly beneficial from the point of view of the effectiveness of the therapy. Materials – in accordance with the idea of emotional design – can be different. A white desk made of laminate is sometimes placed next to a wooden shelf. Some offices are reminiscent of pop-art interiors, but in practice it is a deliberate procedure that is carried out to create a less homogeneous environment.
Designing therapy offices always includes an important stage, which is the organization of potential disorder. While in the most people's ideas of a perfect therapy office, there is room for considerable stylistic diversity within the arrangement, it is absolutely unacceptable to have disorder in the documents or in the workspace. Therefore, the architect's task is to develop an individual way to organize documents, tools and therapist aids. Such a system may include various types of furniture, but also more complex storage systems.
Designing therapy offices must lead to the creation of a fairly versatile room in which it will be possible to conduct therapy according to different schools, which in turn requires the use of extensive auxiliary equipment. In addition to periods in which individual items are actually needed, the office must provide the possibility of their storage. Suffice it to say that in a study conducted by Jacek Nasar from Ohio State University, participants described the worst therapy rooms as "cluttered", while at the same time they highly appreciated those in which the arsenal of therapist aids was expanded.
The therapy requires reliable documentation, which is why when designing therapy offices, the architects often focus on creating ideal conditions for processing "live" documentation and its storage. Of course, these processes do not have to take place in the main part of the office, but it is the task of interior designer to arrange the available space to find the right place.
Therapy is often associated with some stress for those who participate in it, hence it is necessary to clearly "describe" individual parts of the therapy office. The use of specific color keys or correct running of communication routes is designed to increase the freedom of patients and to reduce the degree of stress that accompanies the visit. On the other hand, the interior design must be developed in such a way that it allows to focus on the therapist.
In the therapy offices, the role of the therapist's diplomas and certificates is emphasized more strongly than in any other place. One can suspect that this is due to the fact that the patient is willing to trust a person who is more qualified. This is another task for interior designers – they have to plan the space so that the presentation of the therapist's documents is both subtle and effective. Finding a place where the visibility of documents will be good enough, but at the same time the environment will allow to focus longer on them, may not be easy, but the best therapists and their patients attach importance to it.
A similar concept functions in relation to the design of doctor's offices or dental surgeries, however, the role of diplomas is a bit smaller there – it is not small but not as big as in the case of therapy offices.
In many designs of therapy offices, only some of the diplomas are presented in the main room, while some are presented in the reception part. This is dictated by the need for transparency in the office and the limited amount of space available.
Toilets for patients and therapists, which are most often created separately. Such a procedure results directly from the regulations and although one can get permission to work in an office with only one toilet, it should be remembered that such organization of space can limit the comfort of patients.
In some therapy offices, designers provide for – most often within the reception area – a place for vending machines or a coffee table. Although their setting requires meeting additional sanitary requirements, but they are not high, and even with a relatively small space, many therapists opt for such a solution in order to provide greater comfort to patients.
One of the key problems associated with designing therapy offices is their reduced availability for people with disabilities. In contrast to medical offices and dental surgeries, therapy offices oms are often created in less representative places, which is to provide patients with greater comfort and discretion. This, however, often means the need to introduce quite far-reaching architectural changes in order to adapt the facility to the needs of the disabled.
Doors (both entrance and all internal) should have a width of not less than 95 centimeters.
All places where it will be necessary to make a u-turn of a wheelchair (toilet, space in front of the reception desk, which should be lowered, space in front of the desk in the office itself, etc.) must provide not less than one and a half square meters. In practice, it is recommended to leave 2-2.5 meters, as long as the housing conditions permit.
It is necessary not only to remove architectural barriers, but also to install handrails, railings or ramps, which will make it easier for disabled people to use the entire space of the therapy office available to them.
The issue of designing thrapy offices is not consistently regulated by law, so it is worth to follow the guidelines obtained even during scientific research. A good solution is also to simply trust architects who have more experience and know the realities of therapy offices. Their design is quite a challenge not because of the regulation, but actually the lack of uniform guidelines – moving around in the jungle of available options requires unique intuition, enormous experience and the ability to feel the real needs of the investor and patients of the office. Owing to such skills, it is possible to design therapy offices that will guarantee patients a sense of security and relaxation, and will provide the therapists with the possibility of conducting effective therapy.


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The Absolute DPRK – National Day Special – 8 Nights (MASS GAMES EXPECTED!)
8 Nights – from €1580
** Our price is all-inclusive of round-trip flights from Beijing on Air Koryo. Taking the train is possible on most tours and you may be eligible for a discount. Contact us! **
Join us on this comprehensive tour over the 74th Anniversary festivities of National Day, where a mass dance and Mass Games are expected! Beyond the festivities, you'll see absolutely everything from the political sites of Pyongyang to the historical city of Kaesong and the scenic mountains of Mt. Myohyang. See North Korean countryside as you span the width of the peninsua, from the west-coast industrial port city of Nampo to the east-coast beaches of Wonsan! This will be one life-changing week sure to satisfy your curiosity in this fascinating country!
Dates *
Select an option... September 5 – 13, 2022 (€1,580.00)
Room Accommodations
Select an option... Single (€320.00) Double I want to share
Rooms come standard with two twin beds. If signing up with a companion and sharing a room, the double rate applies. If requesting your own room, single rate applies. If sharing is requested, we do our best. But if we cannot, single supplement fee applies.
Pay a deposit of €500.00 per item
DAY 1 – DEPART FOR PYONGYANG
At 09:30am, meet us inside Terminal 2 of the Beijing Capital International Airport to check in for our scheduled departure of 12:00pm. We will hand out your DPRK visas at this time. Timings to be confirmed.
We will then fly to Pyongyang, the capital of the DPRK, home to the most iconic monuments and political sites. Our Korean tour guides will be meet us at the airport with a warm welcome.
Our first stop will be the Arch of Triumph, the world's largest triumphal arch. From the top, we will get our first panorama view of Pyongyang city!
We'll then visit the nearby Kaeson Youth Amusement Park where the thrillseekers among us can brave the rides with Pyongyang locals on a night out.
Check into the Koryo Hotel, our deluxe accommodation in the heart of Pyongyang popular with local residents, foreign diplomats, delegations, NGOs. We will enjoy a welcome dinner in the revolving restaurant.
Overnight at the Koryo Hotel
(Meals: L on flight, D)
DAY 2 – PYONGYANG CITY TOUR
Begin the day with a visit to the Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum, an elaborate museum depicting the Korean people's fight against foreign invaders. We'll have a guided tour of the war remnants, exhibits, and dioramas and learn about the Korean war from the North Korean perspective. We'll also board the USS Pueblo, the "American Spy Ship" captured in 1968.
Drop into the Grand People's Study House, North Korea's national library and the heart of study on the revolutionary Juche ideology. Check out the local intranet, visit the music appreciation room and flick through a handful of the up-to 30 million books said to be available here!
After lunch, tour the Mansudae Art Studio, the most prestigious fine arts studio and gallery in North Korea, the only studio given permission to depict the Great Leaders in monuments, murals and mosaics.
Visit the Mangyongdae Native House, a modest straw-thatched house in a serene park setting which is the birthplace of President Kim Il Sung. Pick up some supplies at the Kwangbok Department Store, a five-story department complex filled with local and imported products. It's one of only two places in Pyongyang where tourists can exchange and use the local North Korean Won.
Visit Pyongyang's central square, Kim Il Sung Square, home to many of North Korea's military parades broad internationally. We'll walk through the city to the Foreign Languages Bookshop, the best chance in the DPRK to pick up souvenirs such as books, stamps, DVD/CDs and posters.
We'll then begin our road-trip to picturesque Mt. Myohyang (Myohyangsan). This is a 2.5 hour drive filled with countryside scenery providing a great window into rural North Korean life.
Check in to the Hyangsan Hotel, North Korea's self-confessed best hotel, with striking pyramid design nestled within the mountains. The facilities here are world-class with amenities including swimming pool, spa and massage facilities, barber and a bar with pool tables and ping pong!
Overnight at the Hyangsan Hotel.
(Meals: B, L, D)
DAY 3 – MT. MYOHYANG
Our day begins with a visit to the International Friendship Exhibition, a massive complex housing the gifts given to the Great Leaders by foreign dignitaries. Gifts are displayed in over 150 rooms, everything from gem-encrusted swords to tea sets, bullet-proof vehicles and basketballs signed by NBA stars Michael Jordan and Dennis Rodman.
We'll then visit the ancient Pohyon Buddhist Temple founded under the Koryo Dynasty and which remains active with practicing Korean Buddhist monks today.
After lunch, join the scenery as we hike the Manphok Valley trail, an area popular with picnicking locals and filled with dense forest, waterfalls, and temples with great views. Bring comfortable shoes. All hiking is optional and at your own pace. Manphok Valley is a return route, there's no obligation to reach the peak. Views are beautiful throughout!
On return to Pyongyang, dinner will be aboard the Taedonggang Dining Boat! Enjoy views of Pyongyang's most iconic landmarks and an upbeat performance as we cruise the river Taedong.
DAY 4 – KAESONG & THE DMZ
Take a morning drive through the countryside to the historic city of Kaesong. We will head for the DMZ where we'll hear from our military guides a perspective of the Korean War that often gets discredited or unheard. At the DMZ, explore Panmunjom, shake hands at the exact place that the Armistice Agreement was signed between UN forces and the DPRK, and wave hello to the South at the blue houses in the Joint Security Area.
Head to the Koryo History Museum, a UNESCO site, to learn about the Koryo Dynasty (where the name Korea originates). You'll also have a chance to pick from the most varied range of postcards in the country at the Koryo Stamp Shop.
For lunch, enjoy pansanggi, a historic Kaesong cuisine traditionally served for royalty.
We'll then begin our drive to Sariwon city. On arrival, visit the Sariwon Folklore Village, a street depicting a romanticized version of Korea's ancient cultural heritage. Take a look around, try some local specialties such as sticky rice cakes or homebrew makgeolli, and enjoy the slow-paced atmosphere of the city. We'll climb the stairs up Kyongam Hill to get an iconic panorama view of Sariwon and the rural surroundings from the pavilion here!
On our return to Pyongyang, stop at the iconic Arch of Reunification built to commemorate the proposals of reunification.
Overnight at the Koryo Hotel.
DAY 5 – NATIONAL DAY!
This morning we'll make a special visit to the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun, the grand mausoleum where the late leaders lie in state inside glass sarcophagi. This is one of North Korea's most sacred sites, formal dress is strictly required.
We'll then visit the Mansudae Grand Monument, an important site famous for its large, bronze statues of President Kim Il Sung and Chairman Kim Jong Il. It is customary to bow and lay flowers here, and it's particularly busy on national holidays with locals presenting large wreaths.
Take a stroll through Moran Hill, a central park buzzing with festivities as locals celebrate National Day over a picnic with music and dancing, a great opportunity to join the fun!
Head deep underground to take a 5-stop ride on the Pyongyang Metro, the deepest metro in the world and filled with mosaics, monuments, and plaques commemorating the DPRK's revolutionary history.
Learn about North Korea's national ideology, the Juche philosophy, on a visit to the iconic Tower of Juche Idea. We'll take the lift 150-meters to the top for the best views in Pyongyang city! Visit the Party Foundation Monument, built to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the foundation of the Workers' Party of Korea, recognizable by the communist hammer and sickle but with an added North Korean twist.
As part of today's festivities, we'll attend an unforgettable student Mass Dance event held in Pyongyang. Join in the dancing celebration for yourself; the sea of colour makes for magnificent photos!
Get the opportunity to taste local Korean draft beers at the Taedonggang Bar Brewery No. 3.
** MASS GAMES EXPECTED **
After dinner, we'll attend North Korea's famous Mass Games, an extraordinary display of synchronized gymnastics, dance and visual performance art showcasing North Korean history, achievement, and culture. The show is held in the Rungrado May Day Stadium and involves up to 100,000 participants — it's the biggest show on earth! Note: Although the Mass Games are expected, it is not yet confirmed.
DAY 6 – WONSAN
This morning, we'll depart for the east coast port city of Wonsan. The countryside scenery becomes increasingly mountainous on the east, and we'll pass through no less than 22 tunnels on our journey! There will be a rest stop at the Sinpyong Tea House for coffee or tea in the fresh mountain air.
After arriving into Wonsan city, we'll walk between dozens of fishermen to the Jangdok Islet where you can buy seafood that was caught just seconds ago by local vendors. The view back of the Wonsan city skyline is fantastic here. Lunch will be at a local seafood restaurant.
Walk in the sea breeze along the Wonsan city docks to Wonsan Square, the heart of the city with grand bronze monuments to the Great Leaders. We'll then visit the Wonsan Revolutionary Site, a railway museum with historic relevance to Kim Il Sung's victory over Japanese colonial rule.
Drive seafront to Wonsan's yellow sandy beaches to the Songdowon International Children's Camp, a typical socialist-style summer camp where we'll have a guided tour of the facilities.
We'll head down to Wonsan beach, a hotspot for locals during the warmer months such as September. Those interested can join in leaping off the sea diving platform!
We'll then drive to our overnight accommodation, the extravagant Masikryong Hotel inside the Masikryong Ski Resort complex, built at the order of Marshal Kim Jong Un in 2013.
Overnight at the Masikryong Hotel
DAY 7 – MASIKRYONG AND RETURN TO PYONGYANG
Wake in the mountains and watch the sunrise from your private balcony before enjoying a hearty breakfast made with locally sourced ingredients. Before we depart, we will take the Masikryong ski lift or cableway to the near 1400m peak for an incredible morning view over the untouched mountain ranges. The ski lift or cableway is optional and there is a $15 USD fee to be paid on the spot.
We will then drive to the stunning Ullim Waterfall discovered relatively recently by the Korean People's Army, a waterfall you'll hear well before you see! If it's a nice day we will enjoy a picnic lunch here. Feel free to throw our frisbees around, it's a great way to interact with the locals.
After a stop for tea or coffee, we'll continue to the Tomb of King Tongmyong, a UNESCO site with unique wall paintings showcasing the Buddhist influence of this time.
On return to Pyongyang, we'll visit the Koryo Stamp Museum, a great place not only for stamps but a wide range of interesting souvenirs.
We'll take an evening walk on Ryomyong Street, an impressive boulevard home to Pyongyang's most extravagant apartment complexes. Opened in just April 2017 to international media attention.
DAY 8 – NAMPO
After breakfast, burn some energy and enjoy the fresh air with a morning bicycle ride through the capital! This will take us down the futuristic Mirae Scientists Street and Changjon Street and along the Taedong River promenade right through Kim Il Sung Square. The cycling is route is flat, at a leisurely pace and is optional.
We'll then begin our drive the Youth Hero Highway to the west coast port city of Nampo. Nampo is best known for its trade and industry and you'll get a feel for rural coastal life here.
Drop into the Chongsanri Cooperative Farm, a model collective farm catering to the agriculture needs of surrounding communities where we will meet a local farming family and see inside their home.
We'll have lunch in Nampo, and you'll be able to taste the local specialty of Grey Mullet Soup if you wish.
Then it's onward to the jewel of Nampo, the West Sea Barrage, a massive dam and tidal wall built in five years across an 8-kilometer section of the rough sea. This is a major achievement well known to all North Koreans and a common backdrop in official state media.
We'll visit the Kangso Mineral Water Factory, a famous name within North Korea, to get a glimpse into the workings of the local industry.
On return to Pyongyang, Line up your sights and show off your skills at the Meari Shooting Range, where you can fire a pistol, rifle or try your hand at archery.
We'll then stop in for a well-earned drink at the Sunrise Coffeeshop, a favourite of ours with a wide range of drinks including smoothies and milkshakes, or ice creams!
DAY 9 – FAREWELL
Morning departure to Beijing. Estimated time of arrival is 11:35am local time, although flight times are subject to final confirmation. Please reserve connecting flights departing after 15:30pm local time, to allow sufficient time for immigration/customs clearance, baggage claim and re-check-in. Timings to be confirmed.
(Meals: B)
This itinerary is subject to change at any time.
What's included in this tour:
DPRK visa fees and handling
Round trip ticket from Beijing to Pyongyang on Air Koryo
8 nights' DPRK hotel accommodations (double occupancy, 4-5 stars)
Meals as indicated
Coach/car transportation in DPRK
Two local English-speaking Korean guides
One local driver
Admission fees (except those listed under exclusions)
What's not included in this tour:
Round-trip airfare to Beijing from home country
Beijing hotel accommodations
Chinese visa fees and processing, if applicable
Travel and medical insurance
Personal expenses (laundry, telephone, etc.)
Extra drinks during meals (one complimentary beer included)
Beer at microbreweries (1-3 EUR per mug)
Extra a la carte items incurred during meals
Tips for guides and drivers
EXCLUDED ENTRANCE FEES FOR OPTIONAL EVENTS
Entrance fees are priced in EUR but RMB and USD accepted.
Elevator to the top of the Juche Tower, 5 EUR
Elevator to the top of the Arch of Triumph, 5 EUR
Flowers to be laid at the Mansudae Grand Monument, 3-5 EUR
Pyongyang circus (if playing): 20 EUR
Taedonggang Dining Boat: 10 USD
Meari Shooting Range: rifle and per bullet fees apply
Kaeson Amusement park entrance and rides, approximately 1-3 Euros each
Mass Games Ticket (Price varies)
For more information on the booking process, see How to Book a North Korea Tour
See Terms and Conditions for our refund policy and other disclaimers.
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Q: Sharing folders with VirtualBox, Windows 7 Host and Ubuntu 9.10 Guest I have a development setup from this tutorial: Build Your Own Dev Server with VirtualBox.
But what I can't figure out is how to share a folder on my Ubuntu virtualized machine with the host Windows 7. I want to use a Windows text editor to edit code that's on my Ubuntu server.
I've tried using the Shared Folders setting, adding "/var/www" but it says that the path is not absolute. When I click on "other", it only allows me to browse folders on my Windows 7 host.
Both the host and guest are 64-bit OS.

A: Install the Guest Additions for the guest OS and configure the shared folder(s) on the host OS. You'll find these options in the Devices menu.

A: I had a lot of trouble with this, but found a pretty easy workaround.  It involved setting up a second network adaptor for the guest os.  Have 2 adaptors on system:  1> NAT and 2>Host-Only Adapter connected to VirtualBox Host only network adaptor (this was selected from dropdown list).
This allows two things...1 maintains connection to the internet for updates, etc., and 2 allows guest to be visible on workgroup in win7 host OS.  Now you can share folders from the guest OS to windows =>since I couldn't get it to work the other way around.  This was useful for me as I rarely transport things from vista to ubuntu anyway.  With mindterm installed on Windows and an openssh-server installed on the guest OS, I was then able to enable two-way file tranfers between win7 and ubuntu, which was really ideal, using the SFTP plugin.

A: Here is your perfect solution with just "NAT".
Quoted verbatim from http://blogs.oracle.com/tao/entry/virtual_box_shared_folder_between:

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*Add folder(s) to shared folder menu.
It is important to write down the folder names at this step.

*Boot guest system, open a terminal and type in the following commands
sudo mkdir /mnt/tao_xp
sudo mount.vboxsf TAO /mnt/tao_xp

The shared folder would be accessible now: read & write!

A: What worked for me was switching my "Network Adapter" in VirtualBox from "NAT" to "Bridged".  This can be done in VirtualBox's menu, "Devices" -> "Network Adapters".  All of this needs to be done after installing "Guest Editions".  For some reason, my install defaulted to "NAT", which I never could get to see my networked computers.

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I conducted two Licence Condition compliance inspections.
A LC 4 ("Restrictions on nuclear matter on the site") compliance inspection, which focused on the implementation of the licensee's arrangements to ensure that no nuclear matter is brought onto the site except in accordance with adequate arrangements made by the licensee for this purpose. The licensee shall also ensure that no nuclear matter is stored on the site except in accordance with adequate arrangements made by the licensee for this purpose. The inspection was undertaken within the Sellafield Decommissioning Directorate and more specifically focussed on the Magnox Swarf Storage Silo on Sellafield Ltd's nuclear licensed site.
A LC 32 ("Accumulation of radioactive waste") compliance inspection, which focused on the implementation of the licensee's arrangements to minimise so far as is reasonably practicable the rate of production and total quantity of radioactive waste accumulated on the site at any time and for recording the waste so accumulated. The inspection was undertaken within the Sellafield Decommissioning Directorate and more specifically focussed on the Magnox Swarf Storage Silo on Sellafield Ltd's nuclear licensed site.
This inspection was conducted to enable ONR to make a judgement as to the adequacy of the implementation of the licensee's arrangements for compliance with the respective LCs.
No matters were identified as requiring immediate regulatory attention during the conduct of the compliance inspection on both LC4 & LC32.
Nuclear matter takes only two forms within MSSS, firstly the MAGNOX swarf which has been stored in the silos for decades and the use of sealed sources for the calibration of radiometric devices. Retrievals of the swarf are not due to commence in this regulatory year and therefore remain undisturbed. The arrangements for the control of sealed sources were found to be robustly implemented. Therefore I identified no areas for improvement during the compliance inspection which warranted a regulatory issue.
The MSSS facility is currently going through a period of extreme change to commence retrievals: as a result the facility is generating an unprecedented volume of waste, alongside the management of a large number of work faces being operated by both contractors and Sellafield Limited. Overall the management of the waste being generated is adequate and the Licensee is continuing to improve its waste management. However, uncontrolled storage of material was prevalent away from the main thoroughfare due to poor general housekeeping.
The licensee, in some cases, was not able to provide evidence of training due to a loss of records when a new site training database was implemented.
The Licensee to ensure adequate standards of housekeeping within the boundary of MSSS are established and maintained.
The Licensee to ensure that adequate records exist to demonstrate that the training arrangements are contributing to producing competent staff who are able to conduct operations which could affect nuclear safety.
The LC 4 compliance inspection concluded that the licensee has adequately implemented its arrangements for LC 4. I therefore consider, noting the ONR guidance on inspection ratings, that an inspection rating of Green (no formal action required) is merited here.
The LC 32 compliance inspection concluded that the licensee has adequately implemented its arrangements for LC 32. I therefore consider, noting the ONR guidance on inspection ratings, that an inspection rating of Green (no formal action required) is merited here.


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