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Review of The World of Science Fiction 1926-1976: A Personal Past and Uncertain Future
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This my second and last review of the late Lester Del Rey's 1980 book The World of Science Fiction, 1926-1976: The History of a Subculture. The first review was more political and cultural. This one is more personal.
First of all, the copy I currently possess is a first edition. Like I said, the first printing of this tome was in 1980, and according to the old fashioned stamps in this library book, it was first acquired by my local library system on January 24, 1980. It's like holding a piece of history in my hands.
The first 22 chapters are interesting, but also made up of long lists of ancient science fiction stories, their authors, which magazines they appeared in, the editors, and occasionally what was going on in the world around them. A tad dull overall.
January 1, 2021 James Pyles entertainment, history, hugo awards, jeannette ng, lester del rey, marxism, science fiction history, scifi, the world of science fiction 4 Comments
Review of The World of Science Fiction 1926-1976: "But What Good Is It?"
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Finally finished The World of Science Fiction 1926-1976 by Lester Del Rey and I must say it is both very informative, and for long stretches, pretty boring.
This is one of two (probably) reviews, and today's write up is the most "controversial" of the two.
The book was published in 1980 so 40 years of science fiction have passed since Del Rey opined "But What Good Is It?" in the 34th chapter. To Del Rey, the purpose of science fiction was to entertain, but then he remarked on page 348:
What disturbs me more is the whole concept of purpose as applied to any literature. To the Marxists, intent upon subordinating everything to the good of the state, the arts must serve a direct purpose of life — usually propaganda, I'm afraid. But why people in this country accept such Marxist ideas is a puzzle.
Del Rey died on May 10, 1993, about 13 years after penning this tome, and I'm glad he didn't see what's happening to field of science fiction today.
December 27, 2020 James Pyles book review, history, lester del rey, marxism in science fiction, review, scifi 5 Comments

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Join us this Sunday for a working party (focusing on plot and bonfire area clearance) and a social with tea, cake and a seed swap afterwards.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on March 10, 2017 by Barracks Lane Allotments.
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Workers will be on the allotments from approximately 8.30am tomorrow (Monday 20 Feb) to begin the fencing work that the committee reported to you a couple of weeks ago. We will be having 2m high green chainlink fencing put up on part of Field B (ie at the top of the allotments). The extent of the work is outlined in the PDF attached. The fencing will improve security on the school side and hopefully will prevent some of the incursions and thefts being reported by plotholders up there. The work will be undertaken by Warefence, a City Council contractor (www.warefence.co.uk). If there are any issues, please contact their contracts manager, Rory Morrison, 07725 670905 and me 07986 365712 but we expect minimal or no disruption, with the possible exception of plots B8-10 where some of the fencing will be put up. Given the weather is currently good, the contractors will be given vehicular access for the duration of the work and so there is likely to be a work van or light truck up the top at some points during the next few days.
Several of you have asked about access to the Forest School area and the Committee wants to reassure all of you that there will be a gate in the fence to allow access for plotholders (and of course Forest School itself). At the moment it will remain unlocked. The intention is to have a lock fitted that will open with the same key that will operate the main gates. Please make sure you shut the gate should you wish to go up there.
The committee is very grateful to the City Council for finding much of the funding for the fencing. In addition, Oxford Spires Academy has kindly provided £1000, which the Association has matched from its funds. The committee's longer term intention is to have the fencing extended along B Field to secure the whole fenceline with the Golf Course; this plan will happen as finances permit over the next few years.
If you have any questions or comments, please do get in touch.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on February 20, 2017 by Barracks Lane Allotments.
Welcome to the 2017 allotment year! The committee hopes you are all itching to get back to your plots and make this a great growing year.
One of the best things about being an allotment member is feeling you are part of a shared community. For the Association to work properly, we must all help to keep our community tidy and well-maintained, but working parties are also there to help each other, especially those with problem plots or in need of an extra hand. This is why your membership of the Association includes the expectation that you attend to at least one community working party per year.
Please help. The working party dates for 2017 are below. The Committee has listened to comments from members who aren't able to make weekends, and has therefore agreed to trial two mid-week working parties, subject to sufficient demand, in May and June as the nights get longer. We will review how many sign up for these to determine whether or not they are viable.
Last year, we finally managed to clear several troublesome plots for new members to use, to demolish the old shed and replace it with a shiny (well green) container, and fill several very large skips with rubbish. This year, we have more plots to clear, a community garden to build, and a project to ready a plot to construct a communal polytunnel.
If you have other jobs you think the working parties should address, please email the committee or talk to one of us and we will see what we can do.
Working party meet-ups: We will always meet in the Orchard and children's play area at the starting time where you can sign in so that the Committee can monitor attendance. Please make sure you are suitably dressed with appropriate footware, and that you bring gloves with you. Basic tools such as secateurs, spades, loppers etc would be helpful (the Association does not have these). If you have strimmers or other powertools, these are used at your own risk and you must confirm with the Committee beforehand that you have read the manufacturer's instruction manual and understand how to operate the machinery safely. IF you use power tools at a working party, you must wear all the protective clothing stipulated in the manufacture's instruction manual. A basic risk assessment will be carried out in advance of each working party and will be available on request. There will always be at least one member of the Committee present who will have a mobile phone in case of any issues (name and number will be notified before each working party). If you are First Aid trained and will be at a working party, please let us know in advance. A First Aid box is kept in the Committee hut.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on February 6, 2017 by Barracks Lane Allotments.
We have secured fencing funding from the school and council. However we're not yet entirely sure exactly how much or when the fencing construction will begin.
Please note that over the next few weeks you may see people coming into take measurements etc they bring vehicles es on-site when construction starts. You can ask to see ID or report sightings if you suspect they are not council or construction workers.
The construction will mainly effect B field, and please be aware that plots might get trod on and things broken in the course of construction . If you have anything of value take it home or keep it safe elsewhere, BLAA cannot be held responsible.
Hopefully it will not inconvienence anyone to much but we are working hard to make the site safer and so please bear with us at this time.
The Coffee Run is a brand new environmental project being launched by Oxford Hub and Oxford Circular Collective. We will be taking "waste" coffee grounds from Oxford cafes to local allotments where they can be used as fertiliser to grow new produce. The Deliveroo-style transportation process involves university students cycling between a pick-up and drop-off point in the city, carrying coffee grounds in a bike trailer. If you would like to be involved in the project (for example coordinating pick-ups and drop-offs at Barracks Lane, or helping to plan how to actually use the fertiliser) then come along to our open meeting 6-7:30pm on Thursday 19th January, in the Large Meeting Room at the Oxford Hub. Check out our website or recent feature in the Oxford Mail to learn more, and if you have any questions, just email hello@oxfordhub.org.
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It is a sport played by millions of people around the world. Boys and girls, men and women, from all walks of life and from nearly every nation on earth; soccer boasts a pool of players that is vaster and varied than possibly any other sport. Soccer's appeal is understandable; not only is it a fun and exciting game to play, it is a sport that nearly anyone can play as the only thing you really need is a ball and your feet. However, that is not to say that there is not more to soccer than the ball, and fans and players of organized soccer know that the importance of the soccer jersey cannot be understated.
A soccer jersey can convey the personality of your team. From the colors to your team crest or logo; your team's soccer jersey is what makes the first impression on your opponents. If you are the coach or organizer of a youth team, or even a team of older and more experienced players, then selecting a jersey with the right look is an important part of your job. Online retailers and brick-and-mortar stores alike offer selections of jerseys as well as the ability to put names and numbers on the back, just like those seen on the jerseys of the professionals.
Like jerseys in other sports, fans of soccer also like to wear the colors and crest of their favorite teams and favorite players. The unmistakable colors and cuts of the most famous soccer jerseys are clearly identifiable, even from a distance, and wearing them allows fans to make a statement of loyalty to their beloved club. However, simply wearing the soccer jersey of your favorite team is only one way that soccer fans enjoy the thrill of wearing an official jersey. The worldwide appeal of soccer gives fans of the game hundreds of ways to add new jerseys to their collection.
What true soccer fan can not appreciate the appeal of wearing the colors of great teams like AC Milan or Manchester United? And with combinations of home and away colors, as well as short and long sleeve versions, even the love of a single team can spawn a collection of several jerseys. Further, there is more to loving soccer than loving a single team. The various leagues around the world can make it easy to have several teams to root for, and each has their own distinctive collections of jerseys that fans will covet.
Rooting for specific teams is one way that people find themselves collecting jerseys, but rooting for favorite players might be even more popular. Wearing a soccer jersey with the names of great players on the back is as popular in soccer as it is in other sports. Ronaldinho, Beckham, Zidane, Ronaldo, are just a few names of soccer greats that adorn so many jerseys. And of course, let us not forget the ever popular Pele, who is still a popular choice decades after his playing career has ended.
Favorite teams and players aside, perhaps nothing catches the imagination of soccer fans like the World Cup. It is a time when team alliances are put aside and patriotism rules the day. With 198 nations fielding teams, and 32 of those teams making it to the final tournament, the World Cup is an event that drives soccer fans all over the world to purchase a new soccer jersey that conveys their national pride.
Whether you are wearing the jersey of the team on which you play, or the jersey of the team you root for the most, using the Internet you can find a soccer jersey for the team, player, or colors that best define you.
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Das Weingut Manfred Tement in Berghausen, Ortsteil der Gemeinde Ehrenhausen an der Weinstraße, ist ein österreichisches Weingut im Weinbaugebiet Südsteiermark.

Das Weingut
Geleitet wird das 1962 gegründete Weingut seit 1979 von Manfred Tement. Mittlerweile ist sein Sohn Armin Tement hauptverantwortlich für die Weingärten und den Keller. Das Weingut gilt als Leitbetrieb für den Weinbau der gesamten Steiermark und ist Mitglied der Steirischen Terroir- und Klassikweingüter.

Rebfläche und Weine
Die Rebfläche beträgt 85 Hektar (Stand 2015), die zu 97 Prozent mit weißen Rebsorten, hauptsächlich Welschriesling, Sauvignon Blanc und Morillon, bestockt sind. Sauvignon Blanc dominiert inzwischen 60 % der Rebfläche. Die bekanntesten Weine sind die Sauvignon Blancs und Morillons aus den Lagen Zieregg, Sernau und Grassnitzberg. Andere weiße Rebsorten sind Weißburgunder, Grauburgunder, Gelber Muskateller und Gewürztraminer. Zum Ausbau der Roséweine und Rotweine werden die Rebsorten Zweigelt, Blaufränkisch und Blauer Wildbacher eingesetzt.

Die wichtigste Weinbergslage des Weinguts ist die Riede Zieregg. Ein Teil der Lage Zieregg liegt jenseits der Grenze in Slowenien; dort wurde ein Tochterweingut namens "Domaine Ciringa" mit 20 Hektar Rebfläche gegründet.

Literatur

 Vinaria. Weinguide 2015/16. Die 3800 besten Weine Österreichs. Edition LWmedia, Krems 2015, ISBN 978-3-9502275-9-8, S. 495.

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The end of the twentieth and the beginning of the twenty-first centuries have involved much discussion on overhauling and refining a scholarly understanding of the verbal system for first-century Greek. These discussions have included advances in verbal aspect theory and other linguistic approaches to describing the grammatical phenomena of ancient languages. This volume seeks to apply some of that learning to the narrow realm of how prohibitions were constructed in the first-century Greek of the New Testament. Part 1 «The Great Prohibition Debate» seeks to demonstrate that verbal aspect theory has a better explanation than traditional Aktionsart theory for authorial choices between the negated present imperative and the negated aorist subjunctive in expressing prohibitions in the Greek New Testament. Part 2 «All the Prohibitions in the Greek NT» continues to examine prohibitions, but is more of an exercise in functional linguistics. That is, rather than apply verbal aspect theory to the grammar of prohibition constructions, Part 2 seeks only to survey the (initially surprising) wide variety of ways prohibitions can be expressed in koine Greek: more than a dozen different constructions. To do this, the NT prohibitions are grouped in their varying grammatical-syntactical and/or pragmatic constructions, all of which function – in varying degrees – in a prohibitory fashion. This taxonomy may prove to be the beginnings of further investigations into how biblical Greek communicates commands.
Huffman, Douglas S. (2014). Verbal aspect theory and the prohibitions in the Greek New Testament. New York: Peter Lang.


First of all, I have to admit, that I am a huge lover of meat. I love to prepare all sorts of stakes and I can never get sick of them, because I always use different methods, prepare various side dishes and sauces. However, during the summer period, the grill is used heavily and if I don't maintain it properly, it can wear out quickly.. In addition, if the grill is dirty, the food prepared on it is not going to taste as good. So here are a few tips.
In order to keep the BBQ in good condition and serving you longer, cleaning is an essential part of its maintenance.
1. Clean after each use. The best way to deal with grime and grease is to prevent it from building up. Cleaning before and after each use will actually save you time (I know it doesn't sound like it, but it is true). When you clean after you have used it, the grease and the food particles are still warm and very easy to wipe away. Cleaning before each use will ensure that you cook your meal in a clean and hygienic grill.
2. If you haven't cleaned and used it in a while, and for tough dirt and grease, use scrapers and/or scrubbing stone. You can easily get these in most home improvement stores.
3. Keep the manufacturer's cleaning instructions handy. You may have to consult them if you have doubts about how to clean your BBQ.
4. Clean the grease trays – absolutely necessary! Check the local rules and regulations for safely disposing old grease and make sure you soak the grease tray in warm soapy water. You can use regular washing detergent.
5. The cooking trays you can scrub with the wider brush, soak them in warm water and clean gently with detergent. You can also use white distilled vinegar or Epsom salt. Leave them to dry.
6. When it comes to grates, you will need to wash and clean them after every use. Oh, don't get so sad! Keep in mind that the warmer they are, the easier you will get rid of the grease.
7. Clean thoroughly outside at the end of your cleaning session for a finished look.
Remember, that cleaning instructions might change depending on what kind of grill you have. If you have parts made of stainless steel, obviously you will need to get yourself some stainless steel detergent. In addition, prepare newspapers and kitchen roll for the wiping. Lemon juice, white distilled vinegar and baking soda are good natural cleaners also, but more on that in later topics.
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If you're in a relationship, you see a future with your partner, and you want marriage to be part of that future, then the thought of your partner proposing has likely entered your brain at some point. Maybe you think it's a ways off, or maybe you're anxiously awaiting the moment when your significant other pops the question. Whatever the case, there are definitely things you'll notice if your partner is considering proposing. From their attitude to the things they want to talk about, and so much else in between, there are actually a lot of signs that you might soon be rocking a carat or two.
Now, some people might not believe that you can tell your partner is about to propose, but according to one relationship expert, you totally can sense when something is up. "It's true that if you are really attuned to your partner's style of communicating, then you can trust that your love instincts are picking up those tells that your partner wants to propose," Dr. LeslieBeth Wish, licensed clinical psychotherapist, relationship expert, and author of the new book Training Your Love Intuition, tells Elite Daily. So if you have a gut instinct, you might just be on to something, but there are other ways you can tell if you want more concrete evidence before calling your mom.
1. They start using "we" a lot more.
Obviously, if your SO wants to propose to you, that means they're intending on spending the rest of their life with you. If that's the case, then their language might change if they're considering a proposal. "Your partner will use the word 'we' more often when he or she talks about plans that are in the future," Wish says. "For example, he or she might say: 'I really like hiking that trail I told you I did last year. It will be even better when we do it together.'"
Your partner is thinking about your future together, and that includes a "we" perspective.
2. They want to be more involved with your family, and want you to be more involved with theirs.
Another sign that bae is seriously thinking about asking you to marry them is that they want you around their family more, or they want to spend more time with yours. "Your partner could also talk about your meeting his or her parents," Wish says. "If you've already met them, your partner might suggest doing more things with them, such as going on a vacation or celebrating the holidays with them."
They want to marry you! Of course they want you to get along with their family!
3. They've got weddings on the brain.
Someone who wants to propose to you is obviously thinking about what comes after the proposal — namely, the wedding or elopement. "Your partner might also talk favorably about his or her married friends and how wonderful their wedding was," Wish explains. "Regardless of the exact words, the 'wedding' word might come up more often in conversations."
Your partner is excited for their future with you, and they might let it slip in the way they talk about weddings and marriage in general.
4. They'll inquire about your favorite things.
Planning a proposal is a lot of work. Even if you and your partner are more low-key and don't want it to be a huge event, your partner will still want to make it special. So, they'll need to know if you have any preferences.
"Your partner might talk about favorite things you've done together such as places where you traveled or did things together," Wish explains. "For example, he or she might ask you questions such as, 'What are your favorite places or things we've done?' These questions help your partner develop a place to propose to you."
5. They want to know what rings you like.
No matter how they find out, you might notice your partner snooping on your Pinterest page or asking what you think about a certain engagement ring style. After all, there are thousands of possible rings out there, and it's hard to pick just one! "Your partner might comment on a friend's wedding ring, and ask your opinion as to whether you thought it was too gaudy or just right," Wish says.
They might be gauging your interest about what kind of ring you would like, so be honest! If you want a rose gold cushion cut, let them know!
"Overall, look for signs of any discussions that include your comments about anything related to proposals, rings, and weddings," Wish advises. "These conversations are intended to test how you feel about them, the progress of your relationship [feelings for them], and your preferences."
Of course, you might want to be surprised, or your partner might just be testing the engagement waters before buying the ring and making more concrete plans. But if they're showing any of these signs, you might just be posting that "I said yes!" selfie sooner rather than later. And in that case, congrats!


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Guwahati, Kaziranga, Majuli & Jorhat 06 Nights & 07 Days
Package - Guwahati, Kaziranga, Majuli & Jorhat 06 Nights & 07 Days
Night Halt - Kaziranga (02), Majuli (01), Jorhat (01) & Guwahati (02)
Sightseeing - Guwahati, Shillong & Cherrapunjee, Seven Sister falls, Dwan Syiem view point, Noh kalikai falls, Mawsmai caves, Seven Sister falls, Majuli, Jorhat, Elephant Falls, Dawki, Mawlynnong, Brahmaputra Cruise, Kamakhya Temple, Umium Lake
Pick Up & Drop - Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport (GAU) / Guwahati Railway Station (GHY) or Rupnath Brahma Inter-State Bus Terminal (ISBT)
Arrival at Guwahati & transfer to Kaziranga National Park - Our representative will receive the guests on arrival at Guwahati Airport / Railway Station or Bus Terminus & assist them to get transfer to Kaziranga National Park - Drive to Kaziranga is approximately 220 kilometers and is nearly 05 hours drive - Famed as a haven for the one-horned rhinoceros, one of India's great wildlife emblems, Kaziranga National Park encompasses grasslands, wetlands, and forests for about 60 kilometers on the south side of the Brahmaputra River in the Indian state of Assam - The Park has been granted maximum protection under the Indian law for wildlife conservation - The sanctuary, which hosts two-thirds of the world's great one-horned rhinoceroses and is a World Heritage Site - Situated on the edge of the Eastern Himalaya biodiversity hotspot, the park combines high species diversity and visibility [Kaziranga Park remain closed from 01 May till 31 Oct every year for the visitors. Therefore November to April is the best time to visit Kaziranga National Park] - Reach by evening and check into hotel/resort - Evening stroll around the local area - Overnight stay at Kaziranga
Kaziranga National Park Activities - Early morning explore any one zone of Kaziranga National Park on back of Elephant - Elephant riding time are: 1st Ride- 5.15-6.15 AM; 2nd ride: 6.30-7.30 am - Return to hotel / Resort for Breakfast - The highest density of tigers among protected areas in the world and was declared a Tiger Reserve in 2006 - Apart from the Rhino, other species found are Hog Deer, Swamp Deer, Wild Buffalo, Elephants and if guests are lucky then they can spot tiger also - After lunch Jeep safari in the Central Range - Visitors willing to view wildlife by motorcars are guided through these roads by the staff of forest department - The visitors are allowed to take in their own vehicles, however no visitor is allowed to enter the park without an accompanying representative of the forest department - Observation towers are situated at Sohola, Mihimukh, Kathpara, Foliamari and Harmoti for spotting wildlife - After breakfast free for leisure or you can visit tea plantations rubber plantations or visit Assamese Village & Craft Centre etc - Evening free to stroll around the area - Overnight stay at Kaziranga
Transfer to Majuli & Sightseeing - Early morning breakfast & start for Majuli - A distance of approximately 155 kilometres and is nearly 03½ - 04 hours drive en-route crossing mighty Brahmaputra River by ferry & 01½ Hours ferry ride [It is just 20 kilometres from the Jorhat city and located 347 kilometres from Guwahati] - Arrive and check-in at the traditionally built cottages - Mājuli or Majoli is a river island in the Brahmaputra River, Assam and in 2016 it became the first island to be made a district in India - The island is formed by the Brahmaputra river in the south and the Kherkutia Xuti, an anabranch of the Brahmaputra, joined by the Subansiri River in the north - Mājuli island is accessible by ferries from the city of Jorhat - Majuli is currently listed as the world's largest river island in the Guinness Book of World Records - Explore Majuli by visiting the Satras, the birthplace of Vaishnavite culture in Assam and the tribal villages - Latter visit to a nearby sand beach in the Brahmaputra to witness the sunset - Dinner and overnight at the resort - As per the availability of the room it might be a stay at Neemati or we have to cross the Brahmaputra that will take another 01½ hours, the timing of the ferry depends on the river condition - Night stay at Majuli
Sightseeing at Sibsagar & Transfer to Jorhat - After breakfast (Depending on the stay either at Majuli, or at Neemati) drive to Sibsagar - It is approximately 80 kilometers and is nearly 02 hours drive - Sivasagar is a city in the state of Assam, India - It is named from the big lake, Sivasagar in the heart of the city - The lake was built by the Ahom king Siva Singha - The city is surrounded by the Dehing rainforest, where the Dihing (Brahmaputra) and Lohit rivers meet - Sibsagar sight-seeing like Ranghar, (Amphitheatre), Talatal Ghar (Palace of the King), Karenghar (Palace of the King), Borpukhuri (Man-made water Reservoir), and Shiva Doul (The tallest Shiva temple in the entire northeast) - Next drive to Jorhat - It is approximately 60 kilometers and nearly 01½ - 02 hours drive - Jorhat is one of Assam's largest towns and derives its name from two haats or bazaars "Macharhat and Chowkihat" on the banks of River Bhogdoi, a tributary of the Brahmaputra - Jorhat was the first town of the Upper and central Assam installing electricity supply in 1923 - The first airplane on north-eastern soil was landed in Jorhat in 1928 - Jorhat Gymkhana Club is the oldest golf course in Asia and third oldest in the world - Evening free to stroll around the area - Over Night stay at Jorhat
Transfer from Jorhat to Guwahati - Early morning breakfast - Guwahati is situated at a distance of approximately 310 Kilometres and is nearly 06 - 07 hours drive - After Breakfast drive back to Guwahati - The gateway to the Northeast and the largest and most cosmopolitan city in the region - It serves as the starting point for many itineraries - Extending along the south bank of the mighty Brahmaputra - it's in large part a somewhat featureless expanse of concrete, glass and traffic - But if you explore the older areas near the river, you'll start to feel the character and local flavour that lingers amid the ponds, palm trees, temples, single-storey traditional houses and colonial-era mansions - Only a few stretches of the riverbank are accessible in the central areas but when you reach them, those Brahmaputra views never disappoint - Reach Guwahati check into hotel - After that drive to Guwahati - Arrive and check-in at hotel - In the evening visit 'Kalakshetra', a place where Assamese history and culture is presented through Light and sound show or One can avail the Brahmaputra Cruise depending on Tide & Season - Return to hotel - Overnight stay at Guwahati
Note: Other modes of transport available are Airways & Railways - There is a flight available from Jorhat to Guwahati - Rowriah Airport (JRH) in Jorhat is connected to Guwahati Airport known as Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport (GAU).Jorhat Railway Station (JTTN),is well connected with Guwahati Railway Station (GHY)
Guwahati Local Sightseeing - Early morning breakfast - It is best to strat with visit to Kamakhya Temple Kamakhya temple or after 03 PM as per the time frame set by the Temple Management - Situated atop the Nilachal Hills, the foremost shrine of Assam, Kamakhya is an ancient seat of Tantrik and Shakti cults of Hinduism - The temple offers grandstand views of the river Brahmaputra and its surroundings - The reigning deity here is Goddess Parvati (Sati) - Legend has it that the body of sati was dismembered and it is believed that of the pieces of her body which were scattered across the land and fell on the Nilachal hill - The temple here is called Yoni Pith - The shrine finds mention in the inscription of King Samudragupta's pillar at Allahabad - A rush of devotees throngs the temple during the Ambubachi Puja - Close to Kamakhya temple is Bubhaneshwari temple from where one can have a panoramic view of the Brahmaputra River and the city - Visit Bashista Ashra, Navagraha Temple, Umananda Temple, State Zoo & Science Museum, Srimanta Sankardev Kalakshetra, Government emporium for shopping etc Or Basistha & Balaji Temple etc - Where one can see largest assamese ethnic & traditional, cultural collection - Back to Hotel - Evening enjoy the sunset River cruise over the river Brahmaputra (Cruise is subject to weather conditions & availability of ticket with Payment on Spot) - Or free to visit the Local Market & Restaurant - Overnight stay at Guwahati
Departure Transfer to Airport, Railway Station Or Bus Terminus - Early morning breakfast & check out of hotel - Depending upon the departure time guests can visit Kamakhya Temple or Local Shopping or Have Food in some of the best traditional restaurants nearby - Few facts about Assam worth mentioning are the ancient cities of Pragjyotishpura and Durjaya (North Guwahati) were the capitals of the ancient state of Kamarupa under the Varman and Pala dynasties - Many ancient Hindu temples are in the city, giving it the name City Of Temples"- Dispur, the capital of Assam, is in the circuit city region located within Guwahati and is the seat of the Government of Assam - Four major trading center and places of interest fro tourist are Pan Bazaar, Paltan Bazaar, Fancy Bazaar, and Uzan Bazaar - Handloom & Silk are of good quality - After breakfast drive to Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport (GAU) / Guwahati Railway Station (GHY) or Rupnath Brahma Inter-State Bus Terminal (ISBT) - Forwarding Journey
Tags: Guwahati, Kaziranga, Majuli & Jorhat 06 Nights & 07 Days
Package : Guwahati, Kaziranga, Majuli & Jorhat 06 Nights & 07 Days
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Celia Farber is using her facebook page to promote a platform that "anecdotal evidence" is just as worthy and valid as rigorous, peer reviewed scientific research. Unfortunately her attempt actually proves why anecdotal evidence is often unreliable. Ms. Farber accomplishes this by letting her emotions and bitter distrust of authority override the logic of her argument.
Something's not quite right with people who are totally rejecting of "anecdotal" evidence.
It smacks of such inferiority, when you say it like that, "anecdotal evidence." It really sounds like the lesser form of evidence. Tinged with shame.
But in my work as an investigative journalist I have never found real people to be lying about what happened to them. How exactly can truth and history progress, if not through the lives and voices of people, the afflicted, the witnesses?
Those who want to boil it off and go straight to the "scientific literature," surely you understand this is your anxiety about the truth and not a problem with the truth itself?
Truth emerges from people and voices.
Do people realize that pharmaceutical companies exert such financial power that they not only own the doctors writing the papers, they may literally have hired the writers, as ghost writers, then paid doctors just to put their names to it, and in many cases, own or are buying the very publishing company that publishes these journals, as well as the "media" reporting on them, and even (now) the schools producing the new generations of "science journalists," who understand, unlike previous generations, what the heinous term "responsible journalism" means.
Here Ms. Farber is really making two distinct, separate arguments. The top half of her comment is saying that people and families actually affected by trauma/vaccine injury/disease, "the afflicted, the witnesses", deserve to be heard. That is a noble and true sentiment on the surface. Unfortunately Ms. Farber conflates this sentiment with her obvious distrust of science and authority thereby stripping her argument of credibility and revealing the truth behind her frustration in the bottom half of the comment.
The bottom half of Ms. Farber's comment is just hysterical conspiracy theory. For her conspiracy theory to be reality would require not only Big Pharma to be omniscient and all powerful but it would also require the vast majority of scientists and doctors to be abhorrent, repellant human beings with no soul. According to Ms. Farber, these disgusting attributes would also be part and parcel of every reporter, journalist and publisher. Casting such a wide net of heinous aspersions means that this part of her argument can be dismissed as the tantrum of a bitter ex-journalist who ruined her own career and never attempted to reclaim it.
However, the top part of her comment is intriguing and worthy of discussion: Are anecdotal evidence and scientific literature equal?
I believe anecdotal evidence is often unreliable for several reasons. Most importantly correlation does not equal causation. When something bad happens in life we have a basic need to make sense of it and assign blame. When we are feeling emotional from the trauma of losing a loved one we try to rationalize it and reach for whatever makes sense to us and makes us feel better about the situation. But the reason we chose, the one that seems the most obvious, is not necessarily correct.
But in my work as an investigative journalist I have never found real people to be lying about what happened to them.
By the time the story appears in the "scientific literature" the truth is no longer raw or moving.
The scientific literature is not like biographies or fiction; it is not meant to be "raw or moving".
This example shows that the person making the initial report said the patient had recieved the vaccine "two weeks ago" when it was actually 5 months before death. The person who initially reported this did not intentionally give false information.
Here we have a possibly distraught and grieving brother who claims his brother got an MMR and then he just "fell down and died." But the investigation shows the patient died months after the shot and had lung cancer and died of a lung embolism.
Those are just two examples and if you peruse those two blogs above or the VAERS you can find many more examples where the family made a claim that was drastically different from the investigation. But because Ms. Farber first got me thinking about this subject, let me close with a couple of examples that display Ms. Farber's penchant for emotional hyperbole. Maybe this will shed light on why she is not the authority on why anecdotal evidence is on par with scientific research.
The vaccination based, Pharma-based, chemical-laden, fearful, nature hating, death focused industries (emphasis mine) are still functioning but they are not the future.
Something's not quite right with people who are totally rejecting of "anecdotal" evidence. Those who want to boil it off and go straight to the "scientific literature," surely you understand this is your anxiety about the truth and not a problem with the truth itself?
Because Ms. Farber knows you better than you know yourself. And she'll tell you so.


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'It's stupid': Tempers flare after Kesler's late charge on Granlund
By Cam TuckerOct 18, 2014, 1:29 AM EDT
The Anaheim Ducks managed a third-period comeback and 2-1 victory against the Minnesota Wild on Friday, but it was a late hit at the buzzer that caused tempers to flare.
Ryan Kesler caught Wild forward Mikael Granlund with a hit along the boards in the neutral zone just as time was about to expire in the third period. Not only was it a heavy hit, Kesler had Granlund lined up for quite a bit, coming from the middle of the ice to get his shot in.
Kesler received a major penalty for charging. Minnesota's Zach Parise, a past U.S. Olympic teammate of Kesler, jumped into the bout and was given a major penalty for cross checking.
"Game's over. It's stupid," Parise told Michael Russo of the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
The Wild entered this game having not allowed a goal, shutting out the Colorado Avalanche in back-to-back games. That streak looked like it might continue, until Ducks forward Andrew Cogliano scored short handed at the 4:02 mark of the third period.
Corey Perry scored the winner just past the midway point of the third period.
Minnesota goalie Darcy Kuemper saw his shutout streak to begin the season end at 163 minutes and 46 seconds, according to Eric Stephens of the Orange County Register.
Below is a clip of the Kesler charge:
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A paradigm shift in the way that most forward-thinking enterprises approach learning and development (L&D) is well underway.
That shift — from facilitator-centric to self-directed learning — is about more than just implementing new technology as part of ongoing business transformation. It's also about L&D's role in the transformation itself.
As organizations move from a "just-in-case" to "just-in-time" approach to L&D, individual learning styles and preferences are taking center stage. Read this article to learn more.


Perhaps you have some space in your vegetable garden besides the farmer cabbage and the leek? Or perhaps you have an empty spot of say a square meter in your garden? Then why not dig in loads of bulbs and grow a sea of cut flowers!
When planting for your cutting garden, you can place the bulbs closer together than you would normally do. (100 up to 150 per square meter).
Plant them with 2 cm of soil covering them (shallower than in your show border) It allows you to pull the plants with the bulb from the dirt during the season. Which is okay since the bulb will not be capable of reproducing in the next season, so discard those.
Particularly the larger tulips and daffodils are very suitable in spring to decorate your home in a vase.


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Trumbull Junior Legion season ends in state tournament
Andy Hutchison
Published 9:32 pm EDT, Saturday, July 22, 2017
In keeping with the competitive nature of the squad, Trumbull Post 141's Junior American Legion baseball team nearly overcame an early 5-1 deficit, but came up one hit short in a 6-4 setback to host Bethel in 17U state tournament pool play on Saturday afternoon.
This loss, Trumbull's second in the double-elimination event, marks the end of the season for head coach Bob Buswell's lineup.
It was a strong season overall for fourth-seeded Trumbull (20-3). Buswell's team was beaten twice by No. 5 Bethel.
With a win, Trumbull would have forced a rematch between the teams since Bethel had previously lost once in pool play.
After taking a 1-0 lead in the top of the first inning, when Tim Seymour singled and scored on Tim Lojko's single, Trumbull saw Bethel respond with a five-spot in the bottom of the opening frame.
Two singles, two walks, and an error led to a run and a bases-loaded situation, and Bethel's Peter Baia hit a grand slam to break the game open.
Trumbull starting pitcher Steve Ioli settled in after the opening frame and allowed only one run, aided by an error, the rest of the way.
Trumbull's Thomas Krois gloves a line drive. — Andy Hutchison photos
A pair of runs in the top of the second inning sliced the deficit in half.
Robert Goldsmith and Chaz Stolba both walked and scored on a two-out single by Seymour.
It remained 5-3 until Bethel tacked on an insurance run in the fourth.
Goldsmith caught two runners attempting to steal, helping to keep things close.
Trumbull got to within 6-4 in the sixth.
Peter Autuori doubled to right center with one out.
Following a two out walk to Goldsmith, he scored on Stolba's crisp single to left center.
Bethel starter Stefano Dimeglio was replaced by Nick Vieira, who got a strikeout to escape trouble as Trumbull left the tying runs on base.
In the seventh, Trumbull again knocked on the door.
One-out walks to Seymour and Beau Demelo led to another pitching change, before Bethel reliever Tyler Davis got the last two outs.
"They grind, they never give up and they're persistent. We could have easily just folded the tent when we were down 5-1 in the first," Buswell said. "They plugged away, we picked up a run here or there, and next thing you know we're in the ballgame."
Ioli allowed four hits from the second through sixth innings, and seemed to get stronger as the game went on, tossing consecutive one-two-three frames to end his outing.
"He kept us in the game until the end," Buswell said.
Buswell noted that Bethel capitalized on its chances with runners in scoring position.
"You're always disappointed when it comes to an end," said Buswell, adding that he was not disappointed with the effort or season overall.
Buswell added that nine of the team members were players who did not make the cut in the varsity high school season.
"Because of their persistence and hard work we had a fantastic year," Buswell said.


To ask the Scottish Government what action it takes to encourage radiotherapy graduates who are trained in Scotland to find employment in Scotland.
The Scottish Government are investing in training and offering attractive and rewarding careers to those who commit to radiography posts in NHSScotland. We are working in partnership with the Scottish Radiology Transformation Programme and the NHS Education for Scotland Radiography Education Scoping Programme to develop and contribute to the advancement of the radiography role.


Safe WATER is a BASIC HUMAN RIGHT.
Sub-Saharan Africa and Southern Asia continue to be disproportionately burdened with this lack of capacity. Lack of clean water and adequate sanitation is responsible for high rates of water-borne disease, for nearly 1 000 children die each day from preventable water and sanitation related diseases.
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New Mexico State women top Lobos, earn split with rival New Mexico
LAS CRUCES – The first half of Wednesday's women's basketball rivalry game played out similar to the first game of the series with New Mexico holding a slight edge at the break against New Mexico State.
New Mexico State women top Lobos, earn split with rival New Mexico LAS CRUCES – The first half of Wednesday's women's basketball rivalry game played out similar to the first game of the series with New Mexico holding a slight edge at the break against New Mexico State. Check out this story on lcsun-news.com: http://lcsun.co/2gn8ykz
Jason Groves, Las Cruces Sun-News Published 9:07 p.m. MT Nov. 30, 2016 | Updated 10:09 p.m. MT Nov. 30, 2016
Brooke Salas makes a pass to an Aggie teammate during the first half of Wednesday night's game against the Lobos of UNM.(Photo: Jaime Guzman for the Sun-News)Buy Photo
The second half was vastly different with the Aggies earning a season split with the Lobos with a 77-70 victory at the Pan American Center.
The Aggies improved to 5-2 on the season and earned a rivalry split with the Lobos after an 84-55 Lobos victory in Albuquerque on Nov. 15.
"We knew how we had to play coming off that loss against them and we knew we had to play hard," Aggies guard Tamera William said. "It wasn't going to be an easy game and that's what the whole team did."
William led the Aggies with 23 points and 12 rebounds on Wednesday, hitting 3 of 9 from 3-point range, including a running 30-footer as the third quarter buzzer sounded to close what was an eight point Lobos lead in the quarter to 57-56 entering the fourth.
"I just threw the ball up and hoped it went in and it did and it elevated us," William said.
The Aggies carried the momentum into the fourth, outscoring the Lobos (2-4) 11-2 to open the fourth and take the lead for good. William knocked down a triple and Moriah Mack (14 points, four rebounds, two assists, two steals) turned a steal into a lay up on the other end to force a UNM timeout.
NMSU was 5 of 13 from 3-point range in the second half, highlighted by back-to-back Brooke Salas (20 points, 1- rebounds) corner 3s.
The Aggies scored 17 points off of 13 Lobos turnovers in the second half.
"We are a defensive team," William said. "We can do that all the time but we just have to bring it every game."
UNM closed to within two points on a Cherise Beynon jumper. Leading by four, Aggies guard Zaire Williams drew a charge against Beynon with 40 seconds left. Beynon fouled out on the play and the Aggies closed the game out by hitting 13 of 14 from the foul line in the second half and all six attempts in the fourth quarter.
"We played them a little tougher and got the game to the end and managed to win it," Aggies head coach MarkTrakh said. "We have a lot of people back from a 26-5 team.
"That is what we have done the past two years is make big plays down the stretch and execute down the stretch and made big stops."
The Lobos led 40-37 at the half after Mykiel Burleson banked home a 3-pointer with 27 seconds left in the first half.
UNM finished 6 of 18 from 3-point range, but the Lobos were 0 of 5 from long range in the second half while the Aggies hit 5 of 13 from long range in the second half against UNM's zone.
"I think we did a better job limiting their transition points," Trakh said. "We got back on defense and guarded the 3 a little better. We just got after it defensively and (van der Keijl) got her points but we made her work for them."
Lobos 6-foot-5 post Richelle van der Keijl scored 21 points with eight rebounds on Wednesday after scoring 19 points with 20 rebounds in the first meeting between the teams.
A van der Keijl three-point play gave the Lobos a 45-39 lead early in the second half. She hit from inside to put the Lobos up 57-49 with 2:27 left in the third during a 6-0 Lobos run as the Aggies went nearly six minutes without a field goal in the third.
The Aggies host Arizona on Sunday at 1 p.m., as the Aggies look for a win over a Power 5 conference team. NMSU lost 68-64 at Arizona last year.
"It's a Power 5 school and a game that we need to win and if everyone brings it like they did tonight, we have a really good chance to beat them," William said.
Sports Editor Jason Groves can be reached at 575-541-5459. Follow him on Twitter @jpgroves.
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The Central Mane Chapter of the New England Mountain Biking Association held a regular board meeting on Monday, November 23, 2015 at Augusta City Hall. Meeting began at 6pm. Present were: Chris Riley, pres; Sarah Aviano Cross, vice pres.; Brett VanCott, Treasurer; Ted S, Ted E, Brian A.; Ellen, Ian, and Garry Hinkley, Sec.
The minutes of the July 22nd meeting were accepted with a minor spelling correction.
Treasurer's report. Sarah gave the treasurer's report. She reported a July beginning balance of $5,187.36. Expenses were $2,517.78 mostly for bridge building materials and Treadfest. Income was $2900 including $2500 donation from KSB; $200 chapter rebate; $100 donation for FAT project; and $100 donation for L/A project. Ending balance is $5,958.86. This does not include any Treadfest revenues. Treadfest revenues are estimated to be between $2,000 to $2,500. Down a little bit from the prior year due to weather concerns.
Trail work report. Chris reported that we built over 200 ft. of bridges this summer at various locations. Average cost was $10/ft. We still have materials left over. Also added new trail sections and improvements at many of our riding centers. It was a great summer for trail work and a ton of good work was accomplished.
Range Pond Kiosk. Brian Rulo of Rulo Timber Works built and donated the kiosk at Range Pond. CEMENEMBA provided cedar shingles/roof. Kiosk to be finalized with artwork in Spring of '16.
Pine Ridge Beginner Loop. Chris bush hogged a beginner loop at Pine Ridge. Should be mowed and taken to dirt before winter. Ellen will check with Mac about a riding mower. Will have the opportunity to enhance with berms, pumps, and rolls etc.
BRCM project. Brian reported that 2.8 miles had been cleared, with about 1.4 miles raked and de-stumped. He is meeting with DOC managers to discuss further work. This is a multiuse trail in Belgrade. As soon as DOC has finalized approval we will make larger scale announcement to our membership.
Treasurer Election. Sarah's elevation to vice president created a vacancy for treasurer. Chris nominated Brett VanCott, seconded by Ted Eames. Vote was unanimous. The secretary to write a letter to notify KSB.
Winter projects. The mapping project is underway. The goal is to be finished by mid-April and to be able to distribute maps by May to bike shops etc.. Will include all of our significant trail systems, including the Res, Bond Brook, Pine Ridge, Highlands, Turner Riverlands, and Range pond. We will ask for donations to defray costs.
Brett noted that several trail finder apps list our trails, but that the information needs to be updated.
Coupon Booklet. Agreed to pursue the creation of a discount coupon booklet to sell. Local biking-related business will be approached about participation. (two for one discounts; free beverage etc.) Need to draft a solicitation letter, and put together a list of likely businesses.
Grants. Chris is looking to pursue several grant opportunities including the Libra Foundation, KSB, People for Bikes, and Maine Outdoor Heritage Fund. There also is the possibility of applying for an RTP grant.
Paid trail staff. Discussed the possibility of having paid trail staff for the summer. Possibly two staff 20-30 hours a week for 8-10 weeks. Estimated cost of $6,000. Discussed options including going through a Temp agency to handle personnel/payroll/tax issues.
Central Maine Cycling Club. Dave Richards has handed the reigns of CMCC to Matt Reynolds. CeMe looks forward to continuing a good relationship with this group and to working together to help the cycling community.
Treadfest 2016. Current October date is not working out very well. Weather and short days are a concern. People wait too long to sign up. Agreed to move the date to June 25-26, and make it a two day event. It would be biking only. Saturday first race would be for novices and kids. Expert race to follow. Sunday would be more social, with group rides, skills etc. Camping at BB. More opportunity to sell food and beverages.
Bond Brook winter Riding. BB will be open for winter riding.
Next meeting is January 11, 2016.


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We cannot expect change from the unchanged
By Faruk Kirunda
This is more of an open appeal to my brother, Robert Kyagulanyi (Bobi Wine), and his followers. I recognise their presence and claim on the national scene and thank those who have "their act together". Some of us have been in leadership in political circles for longer than most and despite belonging in the youth age bracket, find the conduct of our peers led by Bobi Wine queer in their ways. I was personally called into leadership at the age of 14 and by the age of 20 I was a minister in Busoga kingdom.
I have since maintained consistency and decency in leadership, playing significant roles but with great humility. So far, I don't admire the attitude and behavior of my peers on the Kyagulanyi side. I see them as risking our collective future and progressive steps made in empowering young persons to take up greater leadership.
We all have a bright future ahead of us (on account of age) but sometimes the past can entangle with the (unknown) future and ruin the present or the past can entangle with the present and ruin the future. How?
In this age and era, how can anyone, acting in personal capacity or in consort with others, engage in promoting sectarian incitement and marketing the genocide ideology? Isn't witchcraft real, as they say? Is there anybody in this world who doesn't know how wrong, catastrophic and misguided "ethnic cleansing" is? Anyone who doesn't know or who, despite knowing, cannot restrain the worst of themselves, is not prepared to lead or claim to be of a pure and upright ethnic stock. There must be something they are hiding, and must be stopped by any means until they learn self-control!
Burning tyres on the road; do the perpetrators know the cost of building a kilometer of road and how much money that would? Do they know that when you put fire on a paved road surface, the asphalt layer melts and exposes the underside, after which a ditch or porthole forms? Do they know that the roads they destroy are used by their own relatives and friends? What wrong has a road, a nonliving entity, done? Is it NRM, is it UPC, is it tribe this or tribe that? Emitwe ngalabi (in Tamale Mirundi speak)
These one will end up badly, in one way of another. They can't survive this phase of the struggle. They will be left behind.
There are many young people in Uganda and I am one of them. If every one of us behaved like the Kyagulanyi group now terrorising and bullying everyone, Uganda would be a gone case.
Fortunately, the majority of Ugandans have standards and know who and what they want. No matter how much shouting and pushing you do, it will all end in the ballot and once you have not secured the ballot, you have no bargain.
Campaign time is for maximising one's advantage and overturning the disadvantage. If you go in believing that you are already okay and that you are popular, it does not make sense because, then, why do you go in? Why not stay home and wait for voting? Also, having crowds is a good thing but to bask in being surrounded by swarms of people is amateurish and reveal one's egocentrism; of the desire to feel good and loved. It is like someone has a low self-esteem and wants to feel positive about himself or herself. Unfortunately, this is the wrong time to "feel good" because of the obvious circumstances which everybody knows.
What Ugandans are being treated to is harassment and intimidation that would make Kizza Besigye's supporters envious and wonder that anybody can go lower than they did; previously, it was Besigye who had the kind of following that totally took "I beg your pardon or I beg to disagree with you" as an offence, completely impervious to wise or friendly counsel, incompatible with facts and in a foul mood 24/7. What did they reap from their attitude? 20 years in the wilderness-because the majority of Ugandans are cultured and moderate in their interactions with each other.
Now Ugandans fear for their future and only want that person who will secure it for them as he has done with the past. There is nothing happening in Uganda which should bring out the beast in us. In the Pearl of Africa, you get what you ask for; if you decide to promote the negative and dwell on it so much, you miss the positive side and once you miss the optimistic side to life, you alienate yourself from reality and prepare yourself for further disappointment and self-destruction.
When I think of the energy and boldness of the tyre burning, stone throwing, cop-bashing and insult-hurling squads that came out to sow mayhem on those two days I weigh how gifted we are if only we had a sense of direction. If that energy and will power was invested in productive ventures, we would be a super power.
It is my belief that we still have an opportunity to make amends; all of us in leadership and those whose mission is to cause change should be a first line example of the change they preach. In saying this, there is the prevailing and predictable risk of being abused but some of us are more "lethal" although well grounded and restrained by the grooming we have had. It is not everything that I feel or think that I must say or act on. Before you learn how to manage your thoughts, your emotions, what you say and how you act in moments of anger or excitement, how to respect others, my brother and sister, you are not ready for (true) leadership at all.
The author is a Presidential Assistant in Charge of Media Management
Contact: kirundaf2@gmail.com
Condolences to families of Ugandans killed in riots
Very sad to lose a loyal and dependable mobiliser


Cross Country Nutrition. Answers to questions you might have about fueling for the season. Nutrition is one of the most modifiable and controllable factors in athletic success, but too often it 's also the most ignored. Paying special attention to good sports nutrition, especially starting at a young age, may be the key to reaching new heights.
NUTRITION FOR CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS "No one plans to fail, they merely fail to plan.". Dear Runners and Parents: As a young runner, you will need to "fuel the furnace" and keep your body both fueled and refueled at all times for workouts and races.
Cross-Country Nutrition Tips for the Long Run Cross Country runners ask a lot of their bodies. Learn how to fuel up properly for training and races with nutrition tips from STACK Expert Katie Davis.
Track and cross-country runners burn an extraordinary number of calories during practice and competitions. Many runners don't get enough food to fuel the energy needed for the sport, according to Dan Benardot, author of "Advanced Sports Nutrition.". Running requires a specialized diet that ensures adequate nutrient intake and energy supply.
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As a result of the rule change, universities are now playing a bigger role in what their athletes in all sports—including cross country and track—are eating.
This recipe for vegan solskinnsboller (or sunshine sweet rolls) results in decadent, fluffy cardamom buns with a "sun" in the middle of dairy-free custard.
Mike Nilson is the strength and conditioning coach for Gonzaga women's soccer and basketball as well as men's tennis.
A simple change in how he ate changed the fortunes for West Creek's Tevin Gordon on the cross country course this fall.


Getting tickets to Glastonbury is a euphoric occasion, months of pent up angst released in a matter of seconds. However, this leaves many thousands of people ticketless, yet still wishing to enter the hallowed farm come June.
WaterAid has been essential to Glastonbury since 1994. The charity aim to raise global awareness and provide clean water, good toilets and hygiene to all.
Roles include the famous Loo Crew, water refilling at Kiosks, signing festival-goers up to mailing lists, etc. Fun and rewarding, the charity will give you a fruitful festival with likeminded people all wishing to change the world for the better.
Shelter aims to stop the homelessness crisis across the UK. Every 10 minutes a British family lose their home. Their work at Glastonbury is essential, last time around they raised over £40,000 through the help of volunteers.
Shelter partner with Avalon Bars & Events at the festival and will be taking 400 volunteers to the festival.
You can register interest now!
Oxfam are imperative to the festival operation whilst at the same time sharing all the values of Glastonbury's heart. In return, Eavis & Co support Oxfam operations abroad in nations such as Kenya, Mozambique and Gambia.
Oxfam usually recruit stewards at the festival. You can register interest now.
Festaff work with a number of UK festival, providing job roles such as campsite stewarding, wrist-banding, ticket scanning and bar positions. This year, they will return to Glastonbury with a large team of like minded volunteers.
However, to be eligible they ask that you volunteer with them beforehand, usually at two festivals the year before.
With 175,000 people on site, the litter picking and recycling crew have a large job. The festival, of course, handles its waste in a sustainable way.
Glastonbury Recycling crew asks for 24 hours of work in returns for a festival worker's pass. Applications are on halt at the minute, but the system may be opened if necessary.
DC Site Services have paid and volunteer positions available at Glastonbury. Usually, they involve road management in and around the festival site.


We are sure you've heard all about crowdsourcing and how businesses are utilizing the power of the "crowd.
Since the launch of Wikipedia in 2001, it has become the go to source when it comes to research.
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The Cannes Film Festival is well underway in the south of France and this Friday's film is one of two features rocking the boat on the Riviera. The movies were financed by the online streaming service Netflix and they won't be coming out in French cinemas. It's a first for the festival, and a choice that's sparked anger among French industry insiders. Plus, we take a look at what tech entrepreneurs are doing to help rid our oceans of plastic waste.


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Risk Management Fund
Through the fund, the state of Tennessee is self-insured for general liability, auto liability, malpractice, and workers' compensation.
Covering all State-owned buildings
The State contracts with brokers to research the insurance market and targets only highly-rated insurance carriers which are capable and willing to provide competitive insurance quotes for the state's various lines of coverage.
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"Treasury strives to be a leader both in our state and nationally. This accomplishment shows leadership and dedication to constantly improving our State. Rodney Escobar and his team have worked diligently to better understand areas where we are vulnerable to losses and have put measures in place that have saved us millions of dollars."
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Claims are paid through the Risk Management Fund. This fund is supported by premiums paid by each state department, agency, and institution based on actuarial analysis.
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Rochester Donating a Mean Machine
The magnificent, 3,000-gallon tanker truck soon to be shipped from the Rochester Fire Department to the tornado-ravaged community of Cayce, Kentucky, has been a gem of a piece of equipment for many years already.
Acquired from Kent Island, the largest in the Chesapeake Bay, approximately 12 years after the 1988 tanker was built for the Maryland town; the Rochester Fire Department adapted, retrofitted and otherwise repaired the truck to maximize its ability and capacity to serve a town without fire hydrants.
That's exactly what Cayce needs in the wake of the December 10 tornado that ripped through the rural southwestern Kentucky town of 119 people, flattening buildings, including its fire department only a couple of miles from the Mississippi River.
"I live 2 miles from the station, and I watched it walk right across my station," said Cayce Fire Chief Wayne Adams. "When I topped the hill and (I) could see the station it was a pile of rubble."
An email went out from the Fire Chiefs Association of Massachusetts, and Rochester Fire Chief Scott Weigel knew Cayce's answer was waiting for the right moment the past 18 months.
"When I saw the email from Mike (Winn) at FCAM, I immediately knew that we had the means to be able to assist in fulfilling what was a pretty tall order," said Weigel in a statement about the event. "I knew that I had the support from my department and all I needed was the authorization from the Town Select Board to release the truck into surplus and then prepare it for transport to Cayce, KY."
An emergency meeting of the Rochester Select Board was called, the vote was taken and preparations immediately commenced to make the surplus vehicle ready for transport.
Weigel reported that members of the Rochester Fire Department spent the evening of the Select Board meeting cleaning and preparing the truck for delivery, and the Rochester Highway Department made needed repairs in what has been a group effort.
"We are overjoyed to be able to assist our brothers and sisters in Kentucky. God knows they have had it rough, and their road ahead will be a tough one. If our donation can help give them a jump start, then that's what we want to be a part of," said Weigel.
News spread like wildfire and even put the Town of Rochester on a national news telecast last weekend after a Boston affiliate reported the story.
The Town of Rochester was able to donate the big machine because the truck was replaced about a year and a half ago by a modern, E1 model. The town can donate it with confidence thanks to two decades of first-hand experience with its durability.
"This is not the first time that we have donated spare surplus apparatus to other agencies in need," said Weigel, noting that Rochester donated a surplus 1992 Horton Ambulance to the Town of Northfield EMS in 2013. "They suffered an accident with their only ambulance, and they did not have the budget to purchase one and were using borrowed spare ambulances from surrounding communities."
While details were still being worked out with Middleboro-based RYCO Excavation, which has volunteered to transport the tanker truck to Kentucky at no charge, the National Guard has also expressed interest in helping make sure the tanker truck makes it to Cayce.
By Mick Colageo
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It is common for people to avoid traveling to Europe because of the high costs that are typically associated with travel there. However, there are many options for those who are traveling on a budget. Are you having trouble finding a budget hotel in Marseille? If so, use this guide to find an affordable hotel and learn about the area.
What Budget Hotels are Available in Marseille?
Although hotels in Europe are typically more costly than other parts of the world, there are many budget hotels available in Marseille. Premiere Classe Marseille Centre is a great choice for a budget hotel. Not only is it centrally located and minutes from attractions, but it also offers free WiFi and rooms with private bathrooms. If you are looking for something a little nicer and still affordable, check out Hotel 96. This hotel is a bit farther from attractions but offers a quiet, beautiful place to stay at an affordable rate.
What is the Best Time of Year to get a Cheap Hotel in Marseille?
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How hard is it to say "No"? Pretty difficult for some of us, especially in certain situations. Overly easy for others. It also may be difficult to have "No" be a complete sentence. We may feel we need to offer an explanation. And we can. Or not.
I also think of this between people or in circumstances in which we find that we want to say No, but feel it might hurt another's feelings, or somehow diminish us in another's eyes.
1) Dating. We've contacted each other, maybe even had coffee, and it doesn't seem like a good fit. So we need to say No to further contact. Do you think women have a harder time with this?
2) People at work are going out to a bar, and we either don't want to go at all, only want to go briefly, are in AA (places), or told our partner we'd be home at a certain time and adding in a trip after work doesn't fit with our prior commitment.
3) Spending time or money or both.
At times, we say Yes because it's the right thing to do, even if we wish we could say No. That's part of what makes this whole topic so tricky. There is no right answer here.
It is healthy practicing saying No, or Yes, or Maybe, and taking the time needed to decide what's best in different situations.
It is also healthy asking for things and being okay with hearing No, or Yes, or Maybe.
It actually makes it safer to ask for and to give to others when the answer is allowed to be authentic. Notice how often your answer is No, or Yes, or Maybe. Notice how come, with whom, and so on. Focus on learning more about ourselves and how we operate in the world.


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