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The compelling story of one labor organizer illuminates broader issues of justice, freedom, and the American dream.
Release date: Sunday, November 1st, 1998
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A 90-Minute Documentary Profiles Labor Leader and Protest Songwriter His legal battle was the most controversial of its time. His death sentence was the subject of protests around the world even gripping the White House. And before Joe Hill faced the firing squad, his legend had reached near-mythic proportions. His life and his death would challenge the American values of fairness and justice...and would provide a rallying cry for defiant workers for generations to come. In a powerful documentary, PBS presents the story of Joe Hill, a labor organizer executed by the state of Utah in 1915. Joe Hill is a story of a nation struggling with issues of justice, opportunity, and the American Dream.
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The Dunwells are England's latest organicly electric folk/britrock export. With eloquent harmonies and haunting melodies they are sure to delight Mobile music fans. They've already appeared on Letterman, Austin City Limits and Lollapalooza stages within just two years of their formation in Leeds, England.
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Meiko, who has also been to Mobile before with the ZEW Krewe's Holiday Jam at the Saenger Theatre, is opening the show in support of her latest effort 'The Bright Side'. Longtime ZEW listeners may remember her at the Holiday jam, she sang the song about the boyfriend that's just a friend (but his girlfriend wouldn't understand). A Southern girl in every sense of the word, Meiko was born and raised in Roberta, GA and her first gig was singing White Christmas for parishners in her Southern Baptist Church. She enjoyed it so much, she continued to sing anywhere and everywhere she could thereafter. Then made the leap to Los Angeles, signed to Myspace records that led to another record deal with Fantasy/Concord Records.
Martin Harley is a British singer-songwriter/slide guitarist (you may have heard him live on 92NEW). His band are renowned for their live concerts and the obscure instrumentation they use, which includes a Weissenborn guitar (Ben Harper is the only guy we know of that uses a Weissenborn), balalaika, cocktail drumkit, cajon and double bass.
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Temples' tracks are instantly recognizable; collaborating the perfect fusion of folk and an unexplored psychedelic sound. Their single 'Shelter Song' has been an instant hit on the Hudson Playlist and we are delighted to confirm that their new single 'Colours to Life' is just as good!
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If your friends play to win, give them something to strive for by designing a tournament. Now for a game night tournament, you'll obviously need more than one game -- we suggest three. You'll also have to keep them short, so perhaps Operation, Connect Four and Boggle. Create a points system so that at the end of the night one player is crowned the Game Night Champion. Then at next week's night, the champion will have to return to defend his or her crown. This is an easy way to turn Monday night game night into Monday Night Raw.


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Obama's bad week is hardly worth commenting on except to point out that the only criticism of the administration that gets any traction in the corporate media is the criticism from the Right. The Ben Ghazi thing is all smoke, the IRS thing is about an overwhelmed bureaucracy, and the subpoenaing of the AP phone and email information, while a disturbing reminder of a longer-term trend, should not be surprising. This administration's obsession with purging whistleblowers and its disregard for civil liberties protections has been going on for some time now.
But even this, I suspect, is not something in Obama's control. Back in the summer of 2008 when he flipped on the FISA issue I think someone took him aside and told him he would never become president if he didn't get on board with the insider push for a bigger and more comprehensive surveillance state. Obama's reversal on FISA was pretty dramatic at the time, and that's when it became clear to me that it doesn't matter who the president is when it comes to issues like national security. You don't get to be president unless you do what you are told when it comes to security issues.
Obama has been a disappointment, for sure. But I have come to believe that it's silly to think that any one elected official can make much of a difference, no matter how badly he wants to. It's not just the Calhounites on the Right that are tying Obama's hands; it's also the massive government apparatus that has its own momentum and insider cast of players over which no elected official and his appointees has much control. I'm not saying that the president has become a figurehead, like the Queen of England. There are things he can do, but there is more that he cannot do. Most policy is hammered out in a clash of insider factions who use or oppose the president as they see fit.
And yet somehow it matters that we prevent the Right from getting into the driver's seat if for no other reason than that when Democrats are in power there's some minimum constraint on the insanity. Better a feckless Weimar than what came after it.
I've been doing some reading in 18th and 19th century European history in the last couple of months, and it really is amazing how frequent and how violent were the attempts at revolution in France, Germany, Italy, the Balkans, Spain. These revolutions and insurrections were commonplace, and they often got results, for better and worse. France is exemplary in this respect, not just because of their big one in 1789, but 1830 saw the deposing of a reactionary Bourbon and his replacement with a moderate/liberal in Louise Phillippe, and in '48, he in turn was turned out so that the autocrat Napoleon III could be elected by the short-lived second republic. But, like Hitler eighty years later, it didn't take him long to declare himself emperor/dictator. In Britain, while it exercised its more aggressive impulses on the Irish and East Indians, things were calmer, but the situation was terribly volatile throughout the European continent, and in the U.S., which was going though its own agonies leading up to the Civil War and its genocidal aftermath in the far west. But for all of the U.S.'s well-deserved reputation for violence, it doesn't hold a candle to Europe during the period from 1789 to 1945. If Europeans are less violent now than they were then, it's only because they're exhausted and broken by what they went through.
I guess the thing that interests me about Europe during this period is to see the dramatic arc that leads from 1789 to 1848 to 1914 to 1939. It's like a slow-motion implosion of a skyscraper or sportsdome. It looks from our perspective now to have been inevitable, and it was horrible. But, you know, life goes on. Sooner or later the Mongol horde or the Viking raiders settle in, everyday life resumes, and the horror fades from living memory. But one has to wonder what is the nature of the arc we in the U.S. are in the middle of now.
I think it's a different kind of arc altogether than the one that played out in Europe. The kind of organized, intra-society political violence so typical during the 19th century is difficult to imagine happening in the U.S. today. And it's probably impossible precisely because of the surveillance state we have in place right now. The worst things we might expect are random acts of terror from the Tsarnaevs or McVeighs that will always be out there, but anything larger and more organized would be squashed in a minute. Is the U.S. historical arc better described, then, as one in which it's gradually, imperceptibly transforming into Orwell's nightmare state? And are people like Obama and Eric Holder the witting or unwitting agents of history on whose watch critical components for the legal and institutional infrastructure of this state being put in place?
That's the way it looks, but perhaps the silver lining here is that since the surveillance state makes organized, violent insurrection less likely, it will force more creative, deeply moral movements to push back against it. So perhaps similar to the way that the atomic bomb has prevented violent confrontations between the great powers, perhaps the surveillance state will generate non-violent innovations of resistance and subversion. We'll see more Gandhi and less IRA, and that would be a good thing.
But I don't think that can happen until the memory of the New Left protests of the sixties and seventies has been purged. Protests in that spirit have any broadly resonant moral legitimacy. Real resistance has to come from another impulse from which a deeper and more serious moral ethos and discipline can be developed. We need more MLK and less Abbie Hoffman.


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Scouting Report - C.J. McCollum
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Name: C.J. McCollum Age: 21 School: Lehigh
Height: 6'3 Weight: 197 Projected Position: PG/SG
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Lehigh Lacrosse Player Scores Impressive Behind-Back Goal in First Round of NCAA Tournament (Video)
The Lehigh University men's lacrosse team was eliminated in the first round of the NCAA playoffs by No. 1 ranked UNC, but the Mountain Hawks didn't go down without a SportsCenter-worthy highlight.
Lehigh was unranked heading into the tournament, but toward the end of the first quarter, sophomore Patrick Corbett stepped up with a an impressive goal that put the Mountain Hawks...
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Lehigh guard and NBA draft hopeful C.J. McCollum is back at full speed three months after suffering a left foot injury.
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After the senior's college career was cut short, McCollum didn't let up during one of his first full practices. McCollum hit jump shots. He honed his ball-handling skills. He finished off the dribble. He even threw in a couple...
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Lehigh's McCollum out for Patriot League semifinal
Lehigh star guard C.J. McCollum has been ruled out for Saturday's Patriot League semifinal at Lafayette.
McCollum hasn't played since Jan. 5, when he broke his left foot during a 59-55 loss at Virginia Commonwealth. The school had given a possible recovery time of eight to 10 weeks, which presented the possibility of McCollum being available for the conference tournament...
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Three Keys: Navy at Lehigh
The Mids finish their road season on Wednesday night when they travel to Bethlehem, Pennsylvania to take on Lehigh. This Patriot League match against the Mountain Hawks is the reverse of a January 30th defeat which was the Mids' worst conference loss of the season. Here are the three keys to turning that result around.
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Lehigh's McCollum appers to break foot in loss to VCU
Lehigh guard C.J. McCollum entered Saturday's game against VCU as the nation's leading scorer. He left it with a tough break for himself and the team. McCollum appeared to break his foot in the first half of a 59-55 loss to the Rams.
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Much like he was following Lehigh's 75-70 upset win over Duke in the NCAA tournament last March, standout guard C.J. McCollum found himself trending on Twitter Saturday night during and after the Mountain Hawks 59-55 loss at VCU.
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Michael Colvin passed for 362 yards and four touchdowns and ran for another score as Lehigh overcame a strong first-quarter performance by Lafayette to win 38-21 Saturday, closing out the regular season for both teams.
The Mountain Hawks (10-1, 4-1 Patriot League), who are hoping to receive an at-large berth into the Football Championship Subdivision playoffs, achieved their third...
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No. 13 California 80, Lehigh 48
Gennifer Brandon had 17 points and 10 rebounds Friday night and No. 13 California scored the game's first 14 points in cruising past Lehigh 80-48.
Five players scored in double figures for the Golden Bears. Brittany Boyd scored 16 points, Layshia Clarendon had 14 points and Afure Jemerigbe and Reshanda Gray chipped in 10 points apiece.
The Golden Bears led 14-0 six minutes...
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November 10, 2012
Breaking Down Lehigh's 2013 Schedule
Lehigh was one of the surprises of last lacrosse season. It finished in the top-15 and had national runner-up Maryland on the ropes in the first-round of the NCAA tournament. The Mountain Hawks lose leading scorers David DiMaria and Dante Fantoni, but return goalie Matthew Poillon. So can the school duplicate that season? I don't know, but I can break down the schedule. ...
Lehigh 27, Monmouth (NJ) 17
Michael Colvin passed for 221 yards and two touchdowns in his debut as Lehigh's starting quarterback and the Mountain Hawks defeated Monmouth (N.J.) on Saturday in the teams' season opener.
Lehigh, which made it to the Football Championship Subdivision quarterfinals last season, took a 14-0 lead and led 21-7 at halftime before Monmouth battled back with 10 third-quarter...
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September 01, 2012
Lehigh Beat Duke Rap Song
We all know Lehigh beat Duke in the first round of this year's NCAA men's basketball tourney. UNC fans even made shirts to remind us. Now there's a viral rap song to keep the upset fresh in our minds.
Courtney Leffall (aka DJ Hump) made a deal with fellow Lehigh alumnus Kyle Adams: If the Mountain Hawks beat Duke, Leffall would do a freestyle rap about it. Well, here it is...
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Duke takes on the Lehigh Mountain Hawks tonight in their opening game of the 2012 NCAA Tournament. That much everyone knows. If you're like me, you didn't know much else about the school, basketball program or the players on it. That's about to change.
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Seven Things to Pray for Your Children
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Some years back a good friend shared with me seven Scripture texts that he and his wife prayed for their two daughters from the time they were infants. The girls are now grown. And it's beautiful to see how God has (and still is) answering the faithful, specific prayers of faith-filled parents in the lives of these young, godly women.
I have frequently used these prayers when praying for my children too. And I commend them to you (see below).
But, of course, prayers are not magic spells. It's not a matter of just saying the right things and our children will be blessed with success.
Some parents earnestly pray and their chi…


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Speaking on Monday, Norway Town Manager David Holt said the goal was to get the 11 towns that have been affected by the governor's decision together to discuss the issue.
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Jeff Hewett, the director of Skowhegan's Community and Economic Development Office confirmed Monday that he and Town Manager John Doucette would attend the meeting.
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"If out of this we find a way we can work the governor to get this addressed then one meeting could easily take care of it," Hewett said, but admitted the possibility was unlikely.
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Speaking on Tuesday, Bath Director of Community Development Justin Poirier confirmed he would attend the meeting but was unsure of what to expect.
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Monmouth Town Manager Curtis Lunt also confirmed Tuesday he would be attending the meeting.
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Thursday, May 02, 2013
It's getting kind of ghostly around here.
Wake up, Blog!
Instagram and I need to get a blog (like when two people are making out right in front of you and you're all "get a room!")
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Pride Cycle in Gatsby
I am always one and a half steps behind of late. Probably since....well, Christmas. And there is always something I am forgetting. My keys. My composure. My good sense. My humility. Always something. I just finished reading The Great Gatsby. That's the book from which my mom got the idea to name me Jordan. Jordan Baker in the book is a tan tennis player who has a voice like an angel. I think my mom just liked the name for a girl. I am not tan nor a tennis player--nor do I have such a voice.
The book is heralded as Fitzgerald's greatest masterpiece. In short, it is about the disintegration of the American Dream in the 1920s. Unprecedented prosperity and wealth lead to downfall. Period.
But, I think it's also about our individual histories. And also, as F. Scott says, that we beat on in a boat against the current "borne back ceaselessly into the past."
What?! Is this true? I haven't decided yet. I think it might be. I think the idea of eternity plays in to this idea. It sounds depressing but does it have to be so?
I will get back to you. This post is basically history.
Monday, February 04, 2013
Christmas in February
We were home a lot during the Christmas 2012 season. A lot. The papa had the whole week off and we didn't go anywhere further than caroling in Chapel Hill. Which is actually pretty far. We brought most of the party to us, as we do.
It's not Christmas without doling out the task of picking the pomegranate. Dr. Gooch was the lucky recipient of this reddish chore.
Lamb sliders and Citrus Salad with fried Rosemary and Crispy Olives
Apple Cheddar Beet pastry squares and Crudités of course!
Speculoos Buttons and Crystal both looking pretty.
Heidi and Ami in the Decked Dining Hall
A new treat this year: Italian Soda Bar and Sarah P Tuttle in her Senior prom dress.
The ever-present cheese table, accoutrements accounted for.
Platinmum Chrissy and Prawns.
The tree complete with track and Polly with her plate.
All the lovely ladies didn't show empty-handed: cue all the lovely lads!
I just have to say, that truly, there is no use pining for Spring when February has only just begun. May as well reflect on Christmas Past in order to pass the time til the tulips bloom. That's what I say, at least.
Friday, January 04, 2013
A New Year's Letter to You: R&R
Rain and Resolutions. Those are the words for these first few days of January. They remind me of the time we ran away for a day or two.
That trip we took to Asheville! We left our progeny in the capable hands of a few handpicked protectors. That trip where we drove under the Blue Ridge Bridge past the showoff trees and hot coal-colored leaves of the mighty Southeastern Fall.
In January, 2012, last January, we made a heap of resolutions like we do, you and I. Among them some went undone. We still don't have food storage, although I did get the backpacks (6) for a kit that will last 72-hours, also yet to do. Instead we are now praying for no ice storms. Let it rain and rain, keep the ice away for we aren't ready! But, more than all that, we'd rather sun.
But, a few we did do! Those pesky resolutions that I love and that keep us honest. You, too. We swore to getaway together. Really away, not just away to the parking lot of the preschool .4 miles down from Cicada Cottage.
And we did it! A resolution resolved! We drove away. After some spectacular sun, it rained in Asheville. We ducked in and out of shops and restaurants sitting, chewing, smiling at one another. You're the best. I'll not forget
The run through the woods up those steep hills where I rediscovered my calves and we began our running together which is more like funning.
There was that gross drink you had at the bookstore and the art that we didn't buy in that basement. Also, remember when we almost bought a guitar for our friend Duane but we couldn't find the one he wanted? Then that night we watched the presidential election '12. Yeah, there was that.
Back at the hotel, while you learned how to better relieve the insufferable emergencies that plague the people, I dunked my mother body quickly in ice cold water then quietly back into warmth of steam and lavender and minted scented towels. I've never felt anything like it. Thanks for that.
Rest and Relaxation. I don't ever give you that. I make you foot bills for holiday parties and pretty pieces of clothing and also food for that pooch on our back porch. But you give R&R to me everyday just by
The marvelous man that you are and have become and are becoming still. Just by letting me be the number one in your arms.
So let it rain and let the resolutions find their repose in this new year. We made too many again. It is the only way.
And if you promise to remain I will find it within my heart to give you more
And even a little Relaxation.
Happy New Year!
Monday, December 31, 2012
Before Christmas, There Was A Giving of Thanks...
2012 is coming to a close today. We are homebound. A second child has the stomach bug that won't die so we are staying in on this semi-sunny shivering December day. The last day of the year. I'm disinfecting doorknobs hoping to ring the near year in with health and a happy home.
Whether that happens or not, 2012 was very good to us and I see no reason why 2013 will be any less than the same.
In fact, I have a sneaking suspicion she'll outdo the two-oh-one-two!
But, here, now, at the kitchen table, I pause in my sanitation frenzy to also give pause and pay respects to the year [still] at hand.
I'm dubbing 2012 the "year of blossoming friendships".
For many did...blossom. And we are the better for it. Blessed with generous and jovial people in our life, we feel anything is possible
And everything is more enjoyable.
Especially eating.
There is something about breaking bread together again and again that takes friendship into another realm.
We like to call it...family. Happy Thanksgiving, 2012!
Friday, November 02, 2012
Hazel Rae is Six Today!
There are certain children that you just don't worry about.
They have a solid sense. They observe wisely and act carefully.
Responsibility is woven into their DNA and they are born with the gumption and fortitude to carry out tasks. Both the daunting as well as as the doldrum.
This child believes she can do anything and succeed. Hesitation is a non entity in her enthusiasm.
And in the excitement, energy and ambition, you find this tender little spot for empathy
An empathy void of stinginess and flowing with sincerity.
Happy birthday Hazel Rae. I love who you were born to be.
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Accounting is an integral part of the planning and control system of any manufacturing operation. Yet in many companies the accounting function has failed to adapt to a new competitive environment that requires continuous improvement in the design, manufacturing, and marketing of a product. As a result, corporate strategies that depend on success in manufacturing are endangered by obsolete and restrictive accounting systems. This article describes how one division brought its accounting systems into line with the rest of the operation.
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Today you will arrive world's most beautiful city - London. After immigration clearance, our Tour Manager will join you in a luxury coach & will take you to the hotel. Rest of the day free at leisure. Overnight stay at Hotel.
Meals : On Board
After breakfast, proceed for London city tour. Visit Swami Narayan Temple which is one of the most beautiful Hindu Temple in the world.
Later enjoy London panoramic city tour which comprises of Tower Bridge – the famous landmark of London, Tower of London, Big Ben, Westminister Palace, Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus, River Thames, St. Paul's Cathedral. Also Buckingham Palace " to see change of guards & if time permits & luck favors then you can catch the glimpse of The Queen or Prince Charles. At the end visit Madame Tussaud's wax museum, where you see the world famous celebrities.
Meals : Continental breakfast & Indian Dinner
Today board Le shuttle train to Paris, which is very Scenic. On arrival enjoy panoramic city tour of Paris. This tour will take you around all the main monuments of Paris. First discover the Louvre Museum & Glass Pyramid, then pass by the Island of the City and see the famous Cathedral of Notre Dame. We continue to the prestigious Opera Garnier. Of course this tour would not be complete without a ride down the Champs Elysees, Alexander Bridge, Concords Square and Invalids and up to the Arc de Triumph. The Eiffel Tower will be the next famous sight. We take you to the Top level i.e. 3rd level of Eiffel Tower from where a bird's eye view will leave you breathless. The sight of Paris from the Eiffel Tower is really marvelous & worth capturing in the camera. Overnight stay at hotel.
Meals : Continental Breakfast, Indian Lunch & Indian Dinner
After breakfast enjoy fun filled day at the most popular excursion of Paris i.e. Euro-Disneyland. Your Disneyland ticket entitles you to unlimited access to all the rides. You will enjoy an array of thrilling rides, roller coasters, incredible 3D shows like "Honey, I shrunk the audience" & much more. Visit Adventure land, Discovery Land, Frontier Land, USA Main Street & Fantasy Land. At the end see the Disney Character Parade at the main square of the Disney World Evening return back to Paris. On arrival inside the city enjoy Cruise on River Seine.
Optional: Evening spent some time at the Lido show including a complimentary glass of Champagne and a magical show full of soul. Overnight stay at Hotel.
Meals : Continental Breakfast & Indian Dinner
After breakfast drive from Paris to Switzerland. Enjoy Zurich old town city Tour. Overnight stay at Hotel.
Your today scenic drive will start with cogwheel train which will take you to the world highest altitude railway station in Europe at 11,333 fts. The trip takes you via Kleine Scheidegg & through the Eigar North wall up to the scenic splendors of the Jungfraujoch in the heart of the wonder world of Glaciers & eternal ice. Experience the magic of mountains at the Sphinx Terrace, breathtaking Jungfrau Peak, awesome Aletsch Glacier. Also visit Ice Palace, Ice Caves or take a photograph at Top of Europe. We start descending from the Alps & reach Zurich. Time to enjoy Swiss shopping. Overnight stay in Hotel.
Today we will begin our day by taking an unforgettable ride on world's first rotating cable car which is famous by the name of "Titlis Rotairs". At Mt. Titlis you have time free to play and enjoy in the snow, visit the Ice Cave or just relax in the Indian Restaurant. Later see 'Glacier Park'. Glacier Park- a unique rollick on snow tubes (inner tubes for the snow) or a variety of fun & unusual sledges designed to whisk you down the snow covered slopes, an unforgettable experience.
In the afternoon move towards another beautiful city Lucerne & enjoy your orientation tour which comprises of famous Lions monuments, Kappelsbruck. This is the ideal place to purchase branded Swiss Watches, Swiss chocolates, Swiss army knives, souvenirs etc. Evening return back to Zurich for overnight stay.
After a Continental breakfast, we begin our scenic journey towards the beautiful town of Austria. On the way we will make a stop at Schaffhausen popularly known as Rhine Falls Mini Niagara falls of Europe.
En-route we will take a halt in Wattens to see the remarkable collection of world famous Crystals in Swarovski museum. You can also see 'Chetak' the favorite horse of Maharaja Rana Pratap of Rajasthan- decorated with Swarovski's Crystal Jewelry. Time to shop for Jewellery & other souvenirs for your friends & relatives Carry onwards to Innsbruck, capital of Tyrol Province, where on arrival you will enjoy orientation tour covering Golden Dachl – the Golden Roof, Maria Theresa square, River Inns, Imperial Palace, Trasmopolino Olympic ski jump, Imperial Palace, Royal Church etc. and en route we shall be passing by another great city – Vaduz. Overnight stay at Hotel.
After Breakfast, Carry onwards to beautiful city Venice. In Venice enjoy Vaparetto ride which will drop you to the Venice Island i.e. St. Mark's Square. Discover the "real Venice", enter a labyrinth of narrow passageways and alleys where a magical city of meandering canals punctuated by delicate bridges awaits you.........
Here at San Mark's square see and learn the history that lies behinds the walls of its most famous landmarks; the Basilica and its Byzantine heritage, the Doge's Palace and its adjoining prisons, Venetion, Murano Glass factory, Bridge of Sighs, St. Mark Cathedral with Bell Tower etc. Feed the Pigeon & click some fun photo with friendly Pigeons. Time free to shop at Venetian market. Check-in hotel.
After breakfast drive to Rome. On arrival enjoy panoramic city tour of Rome. Begin at St. Peter's Basilica followed by a photo stop at the grand ruins of the Colosseum, the Forum & other monuments of ancient Roman rulers. We also see Arch de Constantine, The Forum Romanum, The temples of Saturn & Concord, The Arch of Augustus, The Circus Maximus & other important Roman Monuments. At the end time free at Trevi Fountain, where you can make a wish come true by tossing a coin over your shoulders into the fountain. We end our tour of Rome at Vatican city, the world's smallest nation & the seats of Christianity. Mother Teresa was beatified here on 19th Oct. 2003. If lucky, we can also have a glimpse of Pope.
After a Continental breakfast, we begin our journey towards the beautiful landscape of Tuscany. The Piazza del Duomo in Pisa houses four masterpieces of medieval architecture. These sites comprise a cathedral, a baptistery, a cemetery, and the famous Bell Tower known as the Leaning Tower of Pisa. See Baptistery & Leaning Tower of Pisa (photo stop), one of the seven wonders of world.
Later continue your drive to Florence. On arrival check-in Hotel. Overnight stay at Hotel.
Morning after breakfast, drive to Milan. Your tour comes to an end as your flight land at IGI international airport, India
Meals : Continental Breakfast, Indian Lunch. Indian Dinner on flight


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Wellington, Nov 19 – Auckland University associate professor of English Brian Boyd has been awarded a state-funded science fellowship to write a book about a world-famous social scientist with New Zealand links.
He plans to write a biography of philosopher Karl Popper, who fled his native Austria in the 1930s to escape Hitler's domination. Popper lived in New Zealand for nine years from 1937 before settling in Britain in 1946.
He died in 1994 after having a profound influence on contemporary political ideas. His most controversial work, The Poverty of Historicism, rejected historical determinism, and he was a major influence on New Zealand's social scientists.
One James Cook Fellowship was set aside for social science before the Government last year boosted the number of fellowships available to four.
The fellowship will help Prof Boyd research the book in New Zealand, North America and Europe.
Two other Cook fellowships have been awarded by the Royal society. One, for physical sciences, will go to Jeffery Tallon, of the Institute for Industrial Research, who will research high temperature superconductivity at Cambridge University.
The other, for research of relevance to people in New Zealand or the south-west Pacific, will go to Atholl Anderson, at the Australian National University, to research prehistoric colonisation and environmental change in remote Oceania.
His research will include how and why people first colonised New Zealand and other islands, believed to be between 1000 and 3000 years ago, with associated environmental histories of islands including Fiji, Tuvalu, Niue, and Norfolk.
Royal Society chief executive Ross Moore said in a statement that a biological sciences fellowship was not awarded and would be re-advertised early next year.
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Rob's Critical Review: "Home," by Carson Buckingham
With "Home," Buckingham's put out a work of dark fantasy of the kind to make Caitlín R. Kiernan smile, and yet the work's not derivative or copy-cattish, not of Kiernan's work, or that of anyone else. Instead, the tale is … Continue reading
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Rob's Critical Review: "Heartless," by Allan Leverone (Delirium Books, 2012)
For those reading, not in the know, I participated in a promotion, and won the grand prize, a signed, limited edition hardback of Mr. Leverone's novella-length work "Heartless," published by Delirium Books. And what is there to say? First, Delirium's … Continue reading
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Rob's Critical Review: "Oh My Days," by David Mathew (Triskaideka Books, May 2011)
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Last year, I had the joy of having a piece of mine, "Monsters Are Made," published in Angelic Knight Press's first title release, an anthology titled "Satan's Toybox: Demonic Dolls," the first in their now three-book series. A FB-poster asked: … Continue reading
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Got a new bowling ball and have been doing fantastic. Woohoo.
Have finished two classes now. Wish I was through with all of them
Went to the gym today because I have a bit of flabbiness going on. Still skinny... just with flab. Need to firm up. Bowling doesn't seem to be enough exercise.
Got bridesmaid dress altered yesterday. Hopefully, it will fit. Would rather not have it fall off during the ceremony, but I would also not want to have to hold my breath the whole time. Rather amused to actually know my measurements now. Not very impressive measurements though.
I have become a bit obsessed with House, but I see that there are plenty of other people who love it as well. I can see why I like the character. He is a more realistic, better looking version of Snape. Haha! Need House Dvds NOW! Need to get extra money so I can rejoin Greencine and watch Hugh Laurie's older british shows.
I kinda dig that new show 'Blind Justice'. It's just dumb enough to be good. I also liked the episode of Law and Order: Trial by Jury that I saw, but didn't catch it last week. Damn work.
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Good leaders are pioneers. They know how important it is to be looking beyond what they're comfortable with, and being open to trying new things. They understand that a certain amount of risk is healthy, and that a failure is only a true failure when they don't learn anything from it.
Good leaders enjoy challenge, and welcome opportunities to test their abilities and skills. They create opportunities to succeed, and know that many successes will add up to great accomplishments.
Good leaders also create the kind of environment where others feel comfortable taking risks and experimenting, knowing that they are allowed and even encouraged to fail sometimes too, thereby creating more opportunities to learn and grow.
Remember, if you're not seeking out challenges, being innovative, or finding new, more efficient ways of doing things, then you're effectively moving backwards. Why? Because you can be sure that your competition will be looking for ways to grow, develop and improve themselves and their product and services.
Here are some ways you can add challenge and healthy risk-taking to your work: look outside your organization for new ideas; ask why things are done a certain way, and never stop looking for a better way; look for opportunities to create "small wins"; encourage healthy risk-taking in others; and look for the learning opportunities in "failures".
"Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly." – Robert F. Kennedy
Have you ever spent all day in a corporate training seminar that seemed really valuable at the time, but then a few months down the line you found that nothing had really changed? We've all been to these types of events, we've gotten some decent lunches out of it, but that's about all.
Classroom training is important, but it will likely not change behaviour. The carefully structured Leader's Edge program, in addition to training and individual coaching, provides you with follow-up and on-going assessment processes and assistance to ensure the development of positive, productive behaviour.
Research indicates that when participants know that surveys or other methods of measuring process are slated to occur 3 to 15 months from the date of a training program, a higher level of commitment is created. The Leader's Edge program includes a series of self and group assessment and The Leader's Edge experts will assess and share the data with participants in a manner of structured on-going learning.
That equals quantifiable data and processes to go back to in order to continue your leadership management or personal career training beyond your involvement in the program. Also, by engaging in a formal program you'll create a support system for your employees who are in leadership positions. Positive development-it's ongoing!
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-Can Openers (both like in the picture)
-Screw Drivers (one for the screw, and one for enlarging the holes)
-Large Can Of Soup
-Container That Can Fit All The Soup
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Since the coffee can would be too hot to handle, toss the can lid in and poke it into place with the coat hanger. The fire will go out. Ten minutes later, you can take it all apart.
Thanks for the instructible. Last year we had a 3-day winter power outage, and I used Sterno to heat water. A small stove like this would have been handy.
I hope that one day I can become an egale, right now im just a star scout though.