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Remodeled home, barn, and fenced pasture on five acres. Tucked in the Bridger foothills, this home is 10 miles from downtown Bozeman, and 6-7 miles from Bridger Bowl and Bohart Ski areas. Yellowstone Park and Big Sky Resort are easy day trips. Mountain biking, hiking, picnicking, and running trails nearby. Beautiful views. Two bedrooms (one king/one queen), and two fold out couches to sleep up to 7 adults. Hardwood floors, large windows, beautiful views, hot tub, deck, and wildlife. Satellite television, high speed internet. A beautiful tranquil spot for any vacation.
I am a veterinarian and have live in Bozeman since 2000. For may years I worked as a wildlife veterinarian, providing veterinary oversight on local and international studies of carnivore populations; cougars, wolverines, and bears in the the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, and tigers, leopards, and bears in the Russian Far East. In the most recent years, I have been raising a beautiful daughter, and running a small animal hospital in Bozeman. This is a beautiful area and this house is such a tranquil retreat. I love it.
Owner/Manager purchased this house in 2000
Although only 10 miles from downtown Bozeman, this property is secluded and serene. It has easy access to wonderful outdoor activities including downhill and cross country skiing, mountain biking, hiking, golfing, hunting, and snow shoeing. Downtown is only 10 miles away, but feels a lot further!! There are a billion stars at night, and I sleep outside every chance I get. In the right times of the year you can hear the coyotes, bugling elk, and sometimes even wolves.
I fell in love with this home because of the wonderful views.The woods outside the dining room have deer in them all the time. In fact, a doe comes every year to have her babies here! We have horses too, so watching them from the kitchen table with my morning cup of coffee is very special. Last year a bull moose spent a few days in our field wooing a female in estrus. That was amazing!!
Loved this older ranch home in a beautiful area. Well equipped for cooking, roomy, clean and comfortable. Arrival instructions were right on with keys and property ready with absolutely no trouble at all. Will definitely rent again and will recommend to others without hesitation.
We go to Bozeman once a year.
I want to stay here again!
The rolling hills and beautiful views, combined with the comfortable beds, Dancer the horse, (who likes carrots and having her butt itched), to the deer standing in the yard when I walked out on the deck in the morning with a cup of coffee. - if you can't relax here- give up!
Perfect little house convenient to Bozeman in a beautiful setting. Owner available and happy to help with any questions. Spa was an added bonus after an all day ride!
Quiet, peaceful... 1 bath makes it ideal for 2. Nice kitchen, living room, decks, well equipped, comfortable beds. Would stay there again.
Peaceful, scenic. Everything you could ask for in a vacation home in the mountains.
This wonderfully peaceful place, with amazing mountain views, was a great base camp for our summertime long weekend in the Bozeman area, providing easy access to Yellowstone NP and all the outdoor activity available in Bozeman. Main Street is about a 15 minute drive, the airport is 20 minutes away, and Yellowstone's north entrance is reachable in 1.5 hours (2 hours to the West Yellowstone entrance). The furnishings were clean and comfortable, including firm beds, and the ample outdoor deck space enabled us to enjoy 360-degree mountain views up close - as well as the hot tub. The site (but not the house itself) is home to dogs, cats and a horse in a stable, which is a bonus for pet lovers.
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Rory's Dad Cashes In
By Torleif Sorenson on 7/22/14
Rory McIlroy was not the only winner that emerged from the 143rd Open championship — his dad made out pretty well, too.
One of the more interesting stories to emerge from Royal Liverpool this past weekend was that McIlroy's father, Gerry, placed a £200 bet in 2004 with Ladbrokes, a British gambling and sports betting concern. The bet was that his son would win the Open Championship within ten years. The given odds at the time were 500-to-1.
With today's exchange rate, £180,000 works out to US $307,293.30. Apparently, it really does pay to have faith in people!
Not bad, Dad.
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It looks like the ladies were having a good time at the East Neck Nursing Home in Long Island, at least until one guy ruined it.
A man recently visited his mother Bernice at the East Neck Nursing Center, only to come across a picture on her dresser of Bernice stuffing dollar bills into the underpants of a male stripper.
It turns out that Bernice was accompanied by other residents at the strip show, and it was put on by the East Neck Nursing Center itself after the residents' activity commission voted to bring in male strippers. Franklin Youngblood is now suing for the "corruption" of his mother.
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Around Iceland Driving Vacation
From $2,211 per person, double occupancy
Areas visited: Follows Ring Road circling Iceland
Includes: Non-stop flights on Icelandair, eight nights hotel, airport transfers, fully guided motorcoach tour, daily breakfast except arrival, five evening dinners
Areas visited: Follows Ring Road circling Iceland
Departures: All 2017 departures dates listed on the Price tab are guaranteed and based on
departure day from North America. Departures require a minimum of 2
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Hotels: Icelandair Hotel Reykjavik Natura (or similar); Icelandair Hotel Vik;
Icelandair Hotel Herad; Sel-Hotel Myvatn; Hotel Siglo;
Icelandair Hotel Hamar; Hotel Hofn
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There's no better way to become completely captivated by Iceland's majestic landscapes than on this classic 9-night guided motorcoach circle tour (the first night of your vacation package is your overnight flight to Iceland). Following your arrival day you will depart from Reykjavik to journey the Ring Road, known officially as Route 1, which circumnavigates the entire island country, taking you through the natural and historical highlights of south Iceland, along with the rugged eastern fjords and the magical north. Included in your Iceland vacation package is accommodation at hotels and summer hotels throughout Iceland (all with private bathroom facilities), daily breakfast, and dinner during five nights of your itinerary. Please note that the size of the groups is limited to 36 people, and the tour is conducted in English.
1 Akureyri, the charming capital of North Iceland 2 Godafoss waterfall 3 Skaftafell Glacier Park
4 Laufas History Museum
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Evening departure from North America
Early morning arrival in Iceland. Use the Flybus airport transfer voucher from your Booking Confirmation to transfer to your hotel in Reykjavik. Please note that breakfast is not included on your arrival day, and early check-in is not guaranteed. If your room is not ready at the time of your arrival, you can store your luggage at the hotel check-in desk until such time. The remainder of your day is open for your own activities. For a very Icelandic way to shake off the jetlag, we suggest a visit to one of the local geothermal pools! You might also explore Old Town Reykjavik, a prime location for charming buildings, cafes and museums; or a walk to the nearby Pearl attraction for a great view of the city. Hotels used: Icelandair Hotel Reykjavik Natura
Enjoy morning breakfast at the hotel, followed by your tour pick-up which begins between 8:30am and 9am. Your tour guide will come into the hotel with a sign saying "Iceland Complete" in addition to the motorcoach outside which will have a sign in the window stating "Iceland Complete Tour". Start the day with a short city sightseeing of Reykjavik. From Reykjavik head through the greenhouse village of Hveragerdi. Visit the nearby Fákasel Icelandic Horse Park where you can get to know a little more about the unique Icelandic horse breed. Head on to the Golden Circle natural wonders. Explore Gullfoss, the "Golden Waterfall", and the nearby Geysir hot spring area to see the famous Geysir (Iceland's "Old Faithful) and Strokkur, as well as numerous other hot springs and boiling mud pools. Continue along the south shore and stop to admire the waterfalls Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss before continuing to Dyrholaey* nature reserve. Continue to the village of Vik. If you are in the area from late June, perhaps bring your binoculars to view the legendary treasure of seabirds in the Dyrholaey area, including the popular puffins which are usually found nesting in the cliffs and crevices. Please note that Dyrholaey is closed during nesting season from the middle of May until June 25th. Other bird watching opportunities are available on all tour dates. Hotels used: Icelandair Hotel Vik, Hotel Dyrholaey or Hotel Laki. Total distance covered approximately 208 miles (335 km). (B,D)
After breakfast you'll start your day by seeing Cross Eldhraun, the largest mass of lava ever to flow on the face of the earth, followed by a visit to the small town Kirkjubaejarklaustur, the former site of a 12th-century Catholic convent. The tour continues over the black sands of Skeidararsandur to Skaftafell National Park, then to the stunning Jokulsarlon Glacial Lagoon to marvel at the lake's collection of gorgeously-colored icebergs newly formed off the nearby Vatnajokull glacier. You can even opt to take a boat tour through the lagoon (not included in tour; booked in Iceland)! Throughout the day you also will see magnificent views of the mighty Vatnajokull, one of the largest glaciers in Europe. The day's dinner and overnight stay will be in the Hofn area. Hotels used: Hotel Hofn. Total distance covered approximately 190 miles (305 km). (B,D)
Start your morning - after breakfast of course! - marvelling at the magnificent rock formations of the nation's oldest region, Eastern Iceland, as you head up north. After heading over a mountain pass with spectacular views of Europe's largest glacier (weather permitting), the scenery changes to bare rock faces plunging into the sea of the East Fjords. Today you will also visit Petra's Stone Collection, a unique display of minerals and stones from the area, which has some of the most varied types of rocks in Europe. Hotels used: Icelandair Hotel Herad, Hotel Valaskjalf or Hotel Hallormsstadur. Total distance covered approximately 193 miles (310 km). (B,D)
Before heading to the Lake Myvatn area, explore the empty vastness of the highland desert plateau Modrudalsoraefi; Dettifoss, Europe's most powerful waterfall; and Namaskard pass with its boiling mud pools and vibrant colors. Next is the natural beauty of the Lake Myvatn area, including the pseudo craters at Skutustadir and Laxa salmon river. One of the Myvatn area's claims to fame is that it's home to more species of ducks than any other place on Earth, with very diverse birdlife in general (best seen in May and June). During your stay, you'll visit a natural history museum displaying the type of birds found in the area. You might opt to visit the Myvatn Nature Baths, a relaxing natural hot-spring lake and steam baths (not included in tour price; booked in Iceland). Hotels used: Selhotel Myvatn. Total distance covered approximately 190 miles (305 km). (B,D)
Following breakfast you'll head west, stopping en route to see the peculiar lava formations at Dimmuborgir, to visit Laufas, a 19th century farmhouse and rectory preserved by the National Museum of Iceland, as well as Godafoss falls, nestled amid brilliant foliage and stern rock faces. Drive along the scenic gorge of a fjord to Akureyri. the capital of North Iceland, and home to some of the most beautiful wooden buildings in the country. Though small, Akureyri is quite active with museums, gardens and art galleries, and has become known as the capital of North Iceland because of its many services and excellent harbor. After spending some time in Akureyri, continue along the coastal roads of Eyjafjordur and the Troll Peninsula. This is a beautiful drive along steep mountains with amazing views over the Arctic Sea and black sand coastline. The destination is Siglufjordur, set in a beautiful fjord of the same name. This town has some of the finest timber buildings in the country, beautifully restored to their original glory. The evening and dinner is on your own at one of the town´s restaurants. Siglufjordur is a very enjoyable and friendly town for an evening stroll. Hotels used: Hotel Siglo.
Breakfast at your hotel. This morning visit Siglufjordur's award-winning Herring-Era Museum. The museum recreates the atmosphere of the early 20th century, when Siglufjordur was transformed into a herring boom town, thanks to a large migration of herring. Afterwards, head along majestic mountains and narrow passes lead to Skagafjordur, considered to be one of the finest places in Iceland for horse breeding. Enjoy an introduction to the unique Icelandic horse breed with its special fifth gait - the tolt. Continue towards the village of Blonduos built on both sides of the river Blanda. Hrutey Island, a protected nature reserve, sits within the centre of this popular Salmon River. Cross the Holtavorduheidi plateau through Borgarfjordur to the beautiful town of Borgarnes. Hotels used: Icelandair Hotel Hamar or Hotel Bifrost. Total distance covered approximately 224miles (360 km). (B,D)
Breakfast at your hotel. Drive to Deildartunguhver, the most powerful hot spring in the world. Stop to admire the beautiful Hraunfossar waterfalls before continuing via Hvalfjordur fjord to Lake Thingvallavatn, Iceland's largest lake and Thingvellir National Park. This UNESCO heritage site is where the world's oldest continuing parliamentary government was founded in the 10th century. It is also the place where the North American and European tectonic plates meet. Arrive in Reykjavik in the afternoon. Hotels used: Icelandair Hotel Reykjavik Natura. Total distance covered approximately 140 miles (225 km). (B)
Start the morning with a Scandinavian buffet breakfast, then use the Flybus airport transfer voucher from your Booking Confirmation to transfer to Keflavik airport for your late afternoon departure to North America. (B)
(B= Breakfast, D= Dinner)
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All rooms include private bathroom, telephone, satellite TV, movie channel, radio, desk and safe compartment. Luxurious interior decor & furnishings, including bathrobes at each bedside. Room & turndown service, a restaurant and laundry services are available, as well as an indoor swimming pool and/or exercise facilities.
Four star | ****
All rooms include private bathroom, telephone, satellite TV, movie channel, radio and desk. There is room service, a restaurant and laundry services available.
Three star | ***
All rooms include private bathroom, telephone, TV, radio and desk. There is a breakfast room and service counter to buy snacks and small items.
Two star | **
Bar & dining room facilities (including breakfast), public telephone access and 24 hour check-in available. Rooms may be equipped with a private bathroom, but this is not a condition.
More information on the Tourist Board Hotel Classification System can be found here.
Note: Extra nights are available, based on staying at the Icelandair Hotel Reykjavik Natura (or similar) after your trip.


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* Apple falls after revenue slips first time in 13 years
* Twitter slumps 16 pct after revenue misses expectations
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April 27 (Reuters) - Wall Street was dragged lower on Wednesday, ahead of a policy decision by the U.S. Federal Reserve, after Apple's first revenue decline in over a decade aroused worries about the health of corporate earnings.
Apple's shares were down 7 percent at $96.93 and were set for their biggest one-day fall in more than two years. The stock last closed below $100 in February.
Investors are also awaiting a Fed decision on rates at 2 p.m. ET (1800 GMT). No change in rates is expected but the Fed may signal its intention to tighten policy this year.
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My wife and I had a wonderful experience on our cruise. It was a much-needed vacation and we couldn't have asked for a better time. This was our second Norwegian Dawn cruise and both times we have been very satisfied with the crew, the food, and the ports of call. The entertainment this cruise was absolutely amazing! We met some great people and this experience will be a wonderful memory for us. Thanks for everything!
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|Costa Maya left a bit to be desired, didn't like the aggressive shop people; there wasn't much to offer in the way of shore excursions.
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|We came in day before departure and went on our own walking tour.
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|We took the bus trip around Cozumel and enjoyed shopping.
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|We had a wonderful tour guide who made the hour and half bus ride to the Mayan Ruins very fun! She was so proud of her heritage and her city. The guide at the Ruins was great too! He was so knowledgeable and made the trip worth every penny.
|Roatan (Isla Roatan), Bay Islands, Honduras
|We went ziplining! It was great and something everyone should do once in their life! My wife enjoyed the beautiful beach (best so far) and I went snorkeling. Beautiful place!
|Costa Maya (Mahahual), Mexico
|We didn't plan any shore excursions in Costa Maya but did walk downtown a ways. There was nothing there. the shopping was all right but the shopkeepers were a little pushy and some were rude when you didn't buy anything.
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The odds of Christian Garcia being ready for opening day are dismal, if they haven't wholly disappeared. Garcia is recovering from a partially torn tendon in his right forearm, and the Nationals have set a rough timetable for him that seems to preclude him joining their roster until late April.
Garcia is scheduled to play catch next on March 17, four weeks from the chilly day he first felt a twinge in his arm as he fired a fastball during a bullpen session. After their pitchers take time off from throwing to heal an injury, the Nationals typically have them rebuild arm strength for the same duration they missed.
You can deduce when he might be ready from there. Garcia may not be ready to pitch in a game until mid-April. At that point, he would likely pitch in a handful of games on a minor league rehab assignment. While there are no official pronouncements to report, Garcia may well miss the first month of the season.
In a call-up last season, Garcia was one of the Nationals' best arms. Throwing four pitches and hitting the high 90s with his fastball, Garcia allowed three earned runs in 12 2/3 innings, striking out 15 and walking two. In the minors last year, he compiled a 0.86 ERA as a closer.
The Nationals planned to stretch out Garcia's innings this spring with the potential to make him a starter. It remains to be seen how his injury will affect those plans.
>>> Closer Rafael Soriano said he felt good after his 12-pitch debut yesterday and hopes to throw seven or eight innings in the spring. "Last year, the year before, I do the same," he said. "Seven or eight innings, and I'm ready for the season."


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Why New-Age Self-Help Formulas Make Me Crazy
Happy MLK Day! This seems as good an opportunity as any to indulge in a rant that's been building for a while now.
Every month, when I go through my Carnival of Hope submissions, I find a lot of posts from human-potential, seven-surefire-steps-to-success, self-help type blogs. You know: those perky sites that suggest that all your problems are a function of wrongthink, and that if you just adjusted your attitude, your life would suddenly become wonderful? The ones that claim that yes, you can do anything you want -- overcome all obstacles! become rich and famous! never be unhappy again! -- if you just approach your problems the right way?
I use very few of these posts, because I don't believe them.
Let me preface this by saying that if this stuff works for you, more power to you. Certainly attitude's important, and certainly maintaining a positive outlook is a key component of physical and mental health. But I have three very big objections to this approach: a) it's profoundly individualistic, denying the human need for interdependence with other people, b) it ignores real, material, physical circumstances (poverty, hunger, illness, war), and c) it leads inexorably to blame-the-victim thinking, which means that at bottom, it's more cruel than compassionate.
Are you a starving, HIV-positive victim of genocidal conflict in Darfur? Feeling down? Hey, it's just wrongthink! Adjust your attitude, look on the bright side, and everything will be fine!
See how quickly this stuff breaks down when you remove it from the bubble of American affluence?
Before I became Episcopalian, I briefly attended a Unity church. (Not to be confused with a Unitarian church; they're completely different!) It was a very welcoming, non-threatening place for someone who hadn't gone to church before: there was no creed, no scripture, nothing dark or scary. Everything was love, peace, joy, and bliss. The people were very friendly and outgoing, and I was genuinely fond of many of them.
But it quickly became too fluffy for me. Even when I was still going there, I took to calling it "woo-woo New Age ecumenical Christian light," which drove the minister nuts. I got tired of hearing "Chicken Soup for the Soul" read from the pulpit, rather than any scripture written more than five minutes ago. And I started getting very itchy when, at the end of each service, we all held hands and sang "Let there be peace on earth, and let it begin with me," while swaying back and forth.
At Unity, "let it begin with me" meant adjusting your attitude. What passed for theology there was a metaphysical approach that maintained that if individuals changed their consciousnesses, the world would change in response, without any physical effort. So we often sat and meditated about peace, but the church had no social-outreach projects: although some individuals were certainly involved in volunteer work of various sorts, there was no organized effort to improve material conditions for people suffering from a lack of peace (or water or food or clothing or money or healthcare).
I tried to talk to the minister about this. I remember suggesting that if someone's dropping a bomb on your head, changing your attitude isn't going to change the situation. She was unconvinced.
Unity's approach also made it profoundly unhelpful to people who were in pain. If you were in pain, you had a bad attitude, and that made your pain your fault. When I expressed grief that someone in the congregation had died of cancer, I was told briskly, "You shouldn't be sad; he's better off now." When I tried to talk to a friend there about a difficult conflict with someone to whom I'd been close for many years, I was told gently, "People can only upset you if you let them."
After nine months of this, I fled to the Episcopal Church: where matter matters; where service to the poor, the ill and the lonely is an obligation conferred by baptism; and where people hug you, listen and sympathize when you're having problems. (Can you imagine my trying to be a hospital chaplain with a Unity outlook? "Nonsense, that cancer shouldn't upset you: just adjust your attitude!") Incarnational Christian theology acknowledges that people need each other, that they can and should help each other, and that the world is a broken place that often hurts us, even as we try to mend it. Incarnational Christian theology acknowledges that social problems are real, pressing, and very often seem intractable. Incarnational Christian theology acknowledges that there aren't any easy answers, that there aren't seven surefire steps to success.
(On the subject of "steps" and self-help, let me say here that my family and I have been greatly helped by various 12-Step programs. The 12-Step, model, though, explicitly states that we can't do everything by ourselves, and that the most effective model of self-help is helping others.)
Today we celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. He recognized injustice and took concrete steps to address it. He spoke, took to the streets, joined with other people. He had a dream, but instead of simply sitting at home and meditating about it, he used it as his inspiration to do hard, meaningful, material work. His dream, and his willingness to be visible in the service of that dream, ultimately killed him, because changing your attitude about an assassin's bullet won't make you any less dead.
The world is better now because of Martin Luther King, Jr., but there's still more to be done. He wouldn't want us only to sit home and meditate about peace. He'd want us to get out there and help make it happen.
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I've recently been reading The Power of Intention by Wayne Dyer, so I've been totally into the whole "change your outlook" thing. As somerone w/depression, tho', my outlook needs a change. Faith without works is dead-or as we used to say, "if you pray for potatoes, you better get a hoe." Plus, doesn't it say somewhere-they will know us by our works? Or something. I like the way you tie it all in w/MLK. NiceReplyDelete
Hi, TC! As a fellow depression patient, I'm a big fan of cognitive approaches -- but depression isn't just "wrongthink." It's also a genuine medical condition that frequently requires medication in addition to talk therapy.ReplyDelete
I hear ya about self-help books but I admit that there are two that I do recommend to people who are interested in either meditation or healthier partner relationships: "Wherever You Go There You Are" and "If the Buddha Dated".ReplyDelete
I'm not a fan of self-help books. I agree too much emphasis is placed on "thought control". If you could just think like this then suddenly everything you want in life is right around the corner.
So well put, Susan! You pointed right at the creepy, scary line between responsiblity for oneself and blaming the victim. I know far too many people who are delighted to blame people for what happens to them, for everything from poverty to cancer. It gives a nice fiction of logical order in the world, but it's horribly wrong and unfair and deeply unhelpful. Anyway thanks for spelling this all out so well!ReplyDelete
'Always look on the bright side of life' is a good, cheerful song, until you look who is singing it and where they are singing.ReplyDelete
I have problems with the happy shiney people, especially the kids who have been out of nappies about 5 minutes who tell me the magical effect of taking Jesus (or whatever their panacea is) into my life, totally ignoring that I've had him there longer then they've been alive, and got through times that would wipe that vacuous smile right off their face.
We are all individuals. One size does not fit all. What works for me is not necessarily going to work for me, and believing it will is the most extraordinary arrogance. As you say, sometimes it isn't your fault, your responsibility.
Of course, if it is your responsibility it cannot possibly be theirs. Obviously he didn't know what he was talking about when he asked 'Am I my brother's keeper?'
Thank you for sharing the insights of your life with us. They certainly make me think.
I used to have a Unitarian co-worker--she said she didn't believe in God or the afterlife-- and I was always trying to "witness" to her, much to her amusement. Oh well, I tried. Although I am "sinful" and rarely attend church, I do belong to a 12-Step Group, and I rely on my Higher Power on a daily basis. I can't manage things on my own...ReplyDelete
BRN, Unity and Unitarian are two very different things! (Thanks for reminding me how often they're confused; I've put links in the post to clarify this.)ReplyDelete
Unitarians are a bit too intellectual for my taste, but they're extremely active in social causes.
As for being sinful: welcome to the human race! And going to church isn't a requirement: God's everywhere (although some churches would tell you otherwise!).
Hi, Susan,ReplyDelete
I like to think there is a happy medium in all of this (but then, that's where I sit in most debates)
Positive outlook and self-help aren't the cure to most problems, but a lot of problems are easier to solve with them in place...
While positive feelings won't help solve the problems of those in Darfur, for a lot of the "professional victims" our society has been working so hard to churn out, it certainly is an important step.
A lot of sufferring is made worse by the "woe is me" outlook, and made worse by the "my life is everyone else's fault" thought process...
I cerainly agree with the premise of what you are saying; a huge industry has been created out of the "If you believe, you can achieve" mindset, and it is only your personal mindset that a positive outlook can affect.
I guess the best way to sum up this REALLY long comment is from a quote from a sick, frail little old lady I took care of once. When I entered her hospital room, and said "How are you today?" she responded with, "Well, I woke up... Its off to a pretty good start!" There is something to be said for optimism...
I'm glad you took the time to rant... I know I could not have said it better (even if I told myself I could!). I appreciate your insight and honesty.ReplyDelete
I lost a lot of blogging time over the holidays, but I'm trying to make up for it now... and catching up with everyone's old posts!
Happy New Year!
I agree that too many smiling faces can overwelm you, make you angry because they and seem fake.ReplyDelete
Everyone has different personality types and that is why some don't like going to "Unity," but it fits in nicely with some 12 step recovery programs and that is very good. I recommend it for those who are letting go of the past wounds at this time, because "Unity," cures the past programing that cripples many.
Maybe after a while someone can join a traditional church when he feels more grown-up spiritually and that is great, but "Unity," is on target with mental and spiritual foundations to begin a brand new start, leaving behind the horrible wounds of yesterday! I agree that it can become overwelming to go there too much and get overstimulated by leveled up positives that are slightly above 12 on the happy mood scale, but it works sometimes too, and you can take what you want and leave the rest anytime. I sometimes do leave the fellowship earily when it gets too thick for me with mollasses and honeyfied, but all in all, I have caught a good natural high on life and appreciate it, especially in a time in history where so much war and depression is taking place, because it feels good to focus in on "me," and take the "happy cure," at church. Namestae folks!
Hi, Robin! I agree that Unity's very good for newcomers to church, and for people who've been wounded by organized religion. I personally find the 12-Step programs more realistic, though, because the first step there is acknowledging that there really are things over which we're powerless -- a concept with which Unity (at least in my experience) seems to have some difficulty.ReplyDelete
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Martin works in our Parks and Rec Department, cheerfully doing whatever is asked of him, but a wide grin spreads across his face when asked what his favorite job duty is: baseball field maintenance. His dedication and pride of making sure Cedartown's ballfields are cared for properly is evident, as is his love for baseball.
A native of Mexico, Martin grew up in a small town where baseball was the only sport they were allowed to play. "I would feed the cattle and do my chores, then I would walk about four miles to the baseball field to play," he said.
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Letters to the Editor for June 1, 2013
Published: Saturday, June 1, 2013 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, May 31, 2013 at 4:43 p.m.
Very upset
In the article about Rosewood (Sun, May 22), Marvin Dunn advised the students not to return to the woods of Rosewood on their own. Why? For the fear of being killed?
I wish the reporter would have explained why he felt that way. If I lived in Rosewood I would be very upset about that statement.
Jeff McLeod,
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I find it hard to understand how our county leaders can drive on County Road 219A, or as some people call it the Melrose Bypass, and feel that it doesn't justify a repaving.
We pay high taxes and they repaved State Road 20 even though it did not need it, but we have potholes on this road larger than the ones in Gainesville.
People are straddling the center line to avoid the terrible patchwork. It is bad from Highway 301 north to Highway 26. Someone has their head in the sand.
Ken Krug,
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Let's give our support to Mayor Ed Braddy. It is time to change these liberal policies that the past and present Democrats have forced upon us.
Common sense needs to come back to the City Commission. Laurels to our mayor.
Glenn Thomas,
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Once again I want to applaud and thank The Sun for recognizing the women's sports teams at the University of Florida. It is so good to see the write-ups about the softball team. Kudos to the reporter and photographer for the wonderful news and pictures. Hopefully they will be able to do the same for the games at Oklahoma City.
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When a day dawns in Gainesville with clear blue skies and bright sun, smoke should not arrive a nanosecond later and stay all day.
There ought to be a state law against it — and huge penalties for all perpetrators! Who is with me on this?
Nina Postlethwaite,
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CANADA STOCKS-TSX ends higher, gets lift from golds, Suncor
* TSX up 46.92 points at 11,407.68
* Index up 1.4 percent for the week
* Gold miners rise as bullion resumes climb
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TORONTO, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Toronto's main stock index finished higher on Friday as stronger bullion prices pushed up shares of heavyweight miners such as Barrick Gold (ABX.TO: Quote) and Goldcorp (G.TO: Quote), while Suncor Energy (SU.TO: Quote) rose on multibillion-dollar plans to boost crude production.
Barrick, the top influential advancer on the index, rose 1.9 percent to C$45.10, while Goldcorp was also up 1.9 percent at C$46.25 as the price of gold rose back within striking distance of its record high. [GOL/]
"The action on the upside is being led by the materials stocks, specifically the big gold producers. That is to be expected because gold seems to be reaching new highs practically every week," said Elvis Picardo, analyst and strategist at Global Securities in Vancouver.
Suncor was also a top gainer, rising 1.2 percent to C$36.89. The country's biggest oil company said on Friday it would budget C$5.5 billion for capital expenditures next year and would restart construction at an oil sands project. [ID:nBNG481094] Continued...


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Shane A. Wilson, 53 will spend the next 10 years in prison after a sentence was handed down last month by Judge Kevin Walden.
Wilson was charged with four counts but prosecutors declined to pursue a conviction on two of the counts. Wilson was sentenced to two 10 year sentences but both will run concurrent.
Richmond police were called to a residence last June for a possible fraud case. The victim told police that Wilson had told him that he was commissioned by the city of Richmond to replace a drainage tube in front of the victim's house. The victim said Wilson told him that his neighbor was paying for one-third of the project and the city was paying one-third of the project. The victim wrote a check for $1,120.
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Virginia Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling's decision to bow out of the race for the GOP gubernatorial nomination on Wednesday sets up a political junkie's dream general election next year between former Democratic National Committee Chairman Terry McAuliffe and state Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli.
Both men are already national figures, are expected to be able to raise tens of millions for the race and are the sort of quotable types that reporters love to cover. McAuliffe and Cuccinelli also have something else in common: Neither man could likely win a general election against anyone other than the person he is going to run against next year.
Polling tells the story.
While nearly seven in ten respondents in a recent Quinnipiac University poll said they didn't know enough about McAuliffe to offer an opinion on him, those that did were deeply divided -- with 17 percent saying they viewed the former DNC Chairman favorably and 13 percent regarding him in an unfavorable light. The story was basically the same for Cuccinelli. While he is better known than McAuliffe (just 45 percent don't know enough to offer an opinion), public opinion is also strongly split with 29 percent regarding Cuccinelli favorably and 24 percent seeing him unfavorably. (Not surprisingly, a head-to-head race between McCauliffe and Cuccinelli starts off close with the Democrat taking 41 percent to 37 percent for the Republican.)
What those numbers make clear is that while neither McAuliffe nor Cuccinelli are universally well known among Commonwealth voters, both men drive strong feelings -- negative and positive -- among those who do know them.
Put another way: If you love McAuliffe -- the glib, fast-talking, BFF of Bill Clinton -- you really love him. And, if you love Cuccinelli -- the conservative warrior, speak truth to power guy who was a leading opponent of President Obama's health care law -- you really love him. And, if you don't like either man, then you really don't like them. Both men are no-gray-area politicians; very few people don't feel strongly about them.
That's what makes this race so intriguing. Cuccinelli will have rock-solid support bordering on fervor from the Republican base while McAuliffe -- now that Sen. Mark Warner (D) has removed himself from consideration -- should receive similar treatment from the Democratic base.
But neither man is a natural fit to appeal to the centrists -- fiscally conservative, socially liberal -- who populate the far suburbs and exurbs of Washington, D.C. (Prince William and Loudoun counties, we are looking at you) and tend to decide elections in the state. (Gov. Bob McDonnell (R) won both counties handily in 2009 and President Obama carried both in 2008 and 2012.)
Cuccinelli's emphasis on social issues -- he has long been an outspoken abortion opponent -- won't likely sit well with many suburbanites nor will McAuliffe's high-profile defense of all things Democratic during his tenure as the titular head of the party.
And both men -- and their respective parties -- will do everything they can to cast the other as a dangerous extremist who doesn't have a clue about what the ideological middle of Virginia wants and needs. One example: Democrats have already put out a release seeking to tie Cuccinelli to the likes of Todd Akin and Richard Mourdock who lost Senate race due to impolitic comments on rape.
What it all means: An absolutely fascinating matchup that could well be the marquee matchup not just of 2013 but of the entire two-year election cycle. And, yes, we are excited.
Update 1:53 p.m.: The Virginia politics team notes that Bolling's statement seems to suggest he could run as an independent. That makes some sense, since Bolling was unhappy that Cuccinelli ran against him after indicating that he would seek reelection as attorney general (Bolling also stepped aside for then-attorney general Bob McDonnell in the 2009 GOP contest and seemed to think it was his turn this time). Also, former congressman Tom Perriello is apparently interested in challenging McAuliffe for the Democratic nomination. Perriello has good liberal bona fides, but is seen as a less-formidable candidate for the general election, and obviously doesn't have the deep pockets and connections that McAuliffe has. Two more potential x-factors in a very exciting race.


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We are going into the gym and into the indoor nets and we are experimenting and investigating the skills that have previously been accepted without question. Like if you are playing spinners always head with the spin. In fast bowling we look at the use of the short lever or the long lever in the bowling action with a degree of acceleration in the run up and try and see which is the most effective in the workshop situation.
In slow bowling you see whether in fact the ability to produce flight and loop holds to the philosophy of top spin, does the top spin produce the loop or it is just the elasticity of the wicket and the steepness of the balls descent and so on. This is just the self-discovery method and one of the many methods we use.
How do you evaluate and what is the minimum required for passing this exam?
Well it has been a problem. We evaluate in three main areas. One is the theoretical area, which is the knowledge of the theory, the biomechanical, the physiology, the skill acquisition, the growth and development, the psychology areas.
All these are tested by written theory test in addition to which we are also examining the ability to identify and correct faults by analysis on video tape and also evaluating them in the practicals by bringing them a group of boys to coach for a period of 20 minutes and asking them to teach the boys a skill and therefore examining the knowledge of that skill, their communication and demonstration skills, organisational skills and so on.
It has not been easy as the weather has not been very good. We like very much a situation where we could give them an hour to coach in the nets but with 40 people that would take very long time. That is how we are doing at the present moment. Not perfect but that"s as far as we can make it.
The pass marks are subjective. We are still observing a 50% pass but that of course will be after standardisation of marks. We need to standardise groups of marks as very good pass, just pass, failure, very bad failure and so on.
Brijesh Patel"s role in developing cricket in India through these seminars. Comments
He is doing a marvellous job with the mofussil schemes that he has got going and he is behind this series of seminars. What he is aiming to achieve through these seminars, where people are coming from all over the country, is the standardisation of coaching in India. It is no good one group of coaches teaching one thing and another group contradicting. We need to have all coaches teaching the same thing. This is why we are running these seminars so that coaches will go away with a concept of what they should teach, what are the scientific methods they should adopt.
The number of coaches we are training will obviously help fulfil Brijesh Patel"s ambition of providing standardised coaching across this vast country. If you look at India and ask a question how are we going to bring coaching to the vast number of children in India who want coaching; who need coaching; who request coaching, the only way you are going to do is by increasing the number of coaches. You cannot bring hundreds of thousands of children to one centre, one coach or one group of coaches. You need to cover a larger area with more number of coaches. This is Brijesh Patel"s dream and ambition.
How are the facilities at the KSCA/NCA? What else is required at this centre?
They are very good. Good indoor centre. It would be rather presumptuous of me to suggest anything but I think there is a possibility to extend the indoor facility here, which may be of use during the wet season. Bangalore is lucky as the weather is not too bad.
How does it compare with ACB?
The ACB has ploughed quite a lot of money into the Australian Commonwealth Bank Academy in Adelaide. They have got about six or seven indoor nets. They have quite a large number of turf nets both on the number one ground and the number two ground. They have gymnastic facilities down the Henley beach. They are good but they are a good fifteen kilometres from Adelaide.
The Henley beach is the accommodation and lecture area in that sense it is not an advantage and it is far better here as it is more central and it does not require an hour to get to the nets or from one centre to another. The ACB is further along the line in development as they have been in existence for more than 20 years and running smoothly for that length of time.
Where else is professional certificate course held?
There is going to be an alteration within the ACB"s coaching system. They are probably going to gravitate more towards providing coaching courses. There is going to be a level one course which is going to be a pure recreational, modified games sort of course for primary school teachers to teach the under 10s. Parallel to that will be a junior development course, where they are going to produce coaches who have qualifications and who sat for an exam and are qualified to train technique to children between 10 and 14 and finally a senior development course for senior grade cricketers.
From this they will draw the high performance coaches who will train the elite teams. The ACB is looking at training the coaches to fulfil the employment opportunities that lie further along the track. I think they were finding that there was duplication between level II and level III courses where a lot of theoretical material used in level II was being repeated in level III. After all there is only a certain amount of information that level II and level III coaches need and training beyond that will be taking them into areas of very very elite status of almost a graduate diploma in physical education.
I would emphasise that syllabus for the courses, which will be developed along those lines, should be adaptable for specific use.
Can a successful candidate make a living from cricket coaching?
I don"t know in India, but ECB in England and the ACB in Australia employ coaches in the coaching and development side. In Australia, I know each state employs about 30 coaching and development officers and I also know that there is an elite dozen coaching first class cricketers. In Melbourne there are player-coaches involved with various clubs but they don"t earn more than five to six thousand dollars.
What according to you is the best initial movement for a batsman?Back and across.
But there are disagreements on this.
Sure. There will be disagreements and variations but then again you got to look at those disagreements and variations and then ask them why? If anybody questions the methods that are being taught I would then ask them to explain to me why they don"t believe in it and why they think their method is better. Simply put, as far as back and across is concerned, it is an initial movement to dispel the inertia to get the batsman moving before the ball is released bearing in mind that it is just 4.8 milliseconds between the release of the ball and its arrival at the batting end and you got to start moving before the ball is released against the express bowlers. Therefore, to get rid of inertia you got to make an initial movement.
If you move on to the frontfoot, your weight is going forward and it is very difficult to dispel that forward momentum. Like a ship at sea, you cannot seem to put it into reverse; you cannot go back if the ball is short. If you are playing back, your momentum is just slightly back, but by transferring your weight from backfoot to frontfoot you are forward again. And if you want to take a further step back it is easier to go back again. That sort of logic I would use to dispel that sort of philosophy. If they disagree I tell them, prove it. They have to prove it to me that their way is the best way of doing it. Answer the question 'why" and I will believe you.
Coach A says play more cricket for improvement and coach B says limit yourself or you will burn out. Comment
There is no point going to the nets for six hours and not putting in quality practice. It is far better to go to the nets for one hour of quality practice. Half-hearted and imperfect practice is detrimental. Standard is more important than outcome. Process is more important than outcome. It is the work you put in. How intensely you work that is crucial to what quality you work up to.
The "Typhoon" signed off with a 'perfect practice" advice. His knowledge, which is the result of long years of experience and an in-depth study of the game, his skills of communication and presentation and his passion and devotion are beyond compare. Thanks to Brijesh Patel and the BCCI, we are enjoying the privilege of learning from this great Cricket Guru.
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Turning Movie/TV Sets into Tourism
The movie "Sideways" includes much footage in California's wine country, specifically Santa Ynez Valley.The Santa Barbara Conference & Visitors Bureau published 10,000 "Sideways" maps and was cleaned out of them within a month of the film's release.30,000 more were printed and pressure was relieved by posting the map online.The map has been downloaded nearly 5,000 times since December."The OC," set in California's coastal Newport Beach, has also spawned a map so tourists can see where action happens.Might an aspiring cartographer want to open a business to serve this specialty mapping niche?
DigitalGlobe Enterprise Partner Program
DigitalGlobe named a participant in its Enterprise Partner Program, which was launched last fall.The idea is to provide large global companies with distributed imagery needs a direct route to get the data they need.Basically, the organization pays up front for a certain amount of data and draws down that account.The first to sign up is Apache, a large oil and gas independent with core operations in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom North Sea, Egypt and Western Australia.I have to hand it to DigitalGlobe, the company is working hard to make buying and using its data easier.The Enterprise Partner Program launched just around the same time as the new government licensing, which also opened usage to a new level.
Open Source Leaders Encourage OASIS Boycott
Many of the "big names" in open source (OS) software (Lawrence Rosen, Bruce Perens, Lawrence Lessig, Tim O'Reilly, Mitchell Kapor, Eric Raymond and Doc Searls, and Richard Stallman) have signed an e-mail encouraging OS developers to avoid implementing standards from the standards organization called OASIS (Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards).The issue is the newly updated OASIS patent policy.The policy allows not only royalty free licensing (appropriate for open source), but two options for actual licensable technology to be in OASIS standards.Those in the open source community would prefer that royalty free be the default or the only option.This is worth watching as it may have an impact on both the open source and the open standards world.
Mapping Your Contacts Microsoft Research's Social Computing Group is exploring how to better organize our contacts.A "personal map" arranges how and with whom an individual communicates into different levels: an inner circle, for example, includes the most active group.The map is updated in real time based on who gets e-mail and who gets copied, etc.A related project, Wollop, is a Friendster like network app which among things maps how everyone is connected to everyone else.While all of these seem a bit silly to me (my circle is too small?) I do appreciate that Microsoft sees that there is value in mining the relationships, much like we mine spatial relationships in GIS.
Big Electric Generation Company, Small GIS Company: Serious Contracts American Electric Power (AEP), based in Columbus, Ohio is the nation's largest electricity generator.A release from DeLorme explained that AEP chose the company to supply GIS software, street-level base map data, and GPS hardware for its field operatives.It's an interesting mix of products including the company's XMap, a professional product, to its Street Atlas, a consumer product.Thousands of field staffers will use DeLorme technology explained Keith Gray.He noted that training is minimal and generally it's the staffers providing the data that need a bit of training, not the end users.A second power company, which chose not be identified, has also selected DeLorme tools. DeLorme's emergence in this space points to two interesting things.First, it highlights that a consumer mapping company can translate that expertise into the business world (beyond the business traveler).Second, it highlights that more and more workers, in all sorts of fields, are using GIS, most likely without degrees or certificates.
Protection from Technology
In an announcement that barely reached geospatial ears, the Wireless Foundation, which was launched by the Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association (CTIA) in 1993, put up $500,000 to train police, social workers and advocates how to use technology to fight abuse.The sad truth is the abusers of the technology often know more than those being abused and those who aim to protect them.Some of these technologies are geospatial including GPS tracking devices, but others are "non-spatial" such as spyware that tracks where users go on the Internet.This situation is a reminder that technology in and of itself is not good or bad, how we use it determines that.It also highlights the need in general for education about technology, geospatial and otherwise, for everyone.


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This is for all of the Whovians out there, and you know who you are. If you don't know that you're a Whovian, but can name your favorite doctor (mine is number 9) and favorite companion (for me it's a three-way tie between Sarah Jane Smith, Rose Tyler and Amy Pond) in under three seconds, then you're a Whovian. Simply put, Whovians are to Doctor Who what Trekkies or Trekkers are to Star Trek.
So, for the Whovians out there, as well as lovers of turn-based RPG's and gem-matching games like Bejeweled, I proudly give you DOCTOR WHO: LEGACY.
(The sharp-eyed Whovian will see that one of the Doctors is missing, although there is an empty space for him on the left hand side. That would be the fourth Doctor, Tom Baker, who, although being a favorite of many a Whovian, is kind of a notorious jerk when it comes to doing ANYTHING in tandem with the other Doctors.)
In Legacy, you control the Doctor (Matt Smith, the 11th initially, but later you unlock others) and a team of five companions as you do battle against some of the Doctors dreaded enemies, such as the Daleks and the Cybermen. Each Doctor and companion has a special power that they can use when their power meter is full. The 11th Doctor, for example, can deal 500 hit points of damage to all enemies, while River Song can convert green gems to red. Your team's hit points are comprised of the total hit points of the team members, which means that the higher your team member's levels, the more hit points you will have and the more powerful your attacks will be.
You deal damage to your enemies by matching three or more colored gems to match the colors of your team (in the above image, the Doctor deals damage when you match red gems, Vastra when you match yellow). If you have more than one team member of the same color, all of them will attack when that color is matched. In my current game, I have four team members who match on blue gems. This means that when I match blue gems, I can deal some pretty devastating attacks, but have had to sacrifice two gem colors, green and red in order to have that many. Matching three or more pink gems increases your health.
Your character do not die individually, but only as a team, which is a great benefit. I have always been frustrated with turn-based RPG's where I have had to waste valuable attack turns reviving "dead" characters. Another benefit is that your gems do not have to be adjacent in order for you to match them. You can pick a gem up and move it anywhere on the board for up to five seconds before dropping it again.
You can also customize the look of your gems. The default is in the image above. Two of my favorites are DALEK, which, of course, has pictures of Daleks on them, and THE SILENT, which are covered with hash marks.
All in all, this is a terrific and addictive game. I am still working on the first level, but still have to play the game daily or feel as though I'm missing my fix. Doctor Who: Legacy is available for portable devices through your app store, as well as Facebook.
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text: The Hindu Prime Minister Manmohan Singh with Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and Union Minister Farooq Abdullah in Jaipur on Saturday. Photo: Rohit Jain Paras Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday laid the foundation stone for a new airport at Kishangarh and an underground corridor of the Jaipur Metro. In the morning, Dr. Singh laid the foundation stone for the new airport at Kishangarh, near Ajmer, the first in a series of airports to be developed in smaller cities across the country. "Usually in our country, airports have been considered a convenience for the rich but now air connectivity has become a prerequisite for development," he said. Rajasthan Governor Margaret Alva presided over the ceremony. "Developing the basic infrastructure for airports has been a priority of the Union Government...while initially the stress was on developing big airports in the metros...now an ambitious scheme of establishing a network of airports in the smaller cities is being implemented," said the Prime Minister. "Kishangarh airport is the first such project...and I hope the people of Rajasthan will see several such airports in the coming years," he said. Dr. Singh congratulated his Cabinet colleague and Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh; the Airports Authority of India; Ajmer MP Sachin Pilot; and Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot for making the project a reality. "Rajasthan attracts tourists from all over the world...for its rich cultural heritage...while this region has been connected by road and rail, the need for air connectivity had been felt here," he said. The new airport, he said, would provide a boost to tourism, business and pilgrimages in the Ajmer region. The Prime Minister said over the past 10 years, the country had witnessed an increase in airports as well as air-travellers, with 16 crore people travelling by air last year. This number was expected to touch 30 crore by the end of 2020, he said. Addressing the gathering, Mr. Gehlot said Rajasthan was witnessing all-round development, citing examples from the fields of education and public transport. Later in the afternoon, Dr. Singh laid the foundation stone for Phase-1B of the Jaipur Metro.


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