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Books by Subject
- Adhesion measurement methods 2006, CRCnetBASE
- Alternative careers in science. 2nd ed. 2006, ScienceDirectA scientist gone bad : how I went from the bench to the boardroom / Cynthia Robbins-Roth -- Technical writing : making sense out of manuals / Clayton R. Randall (second edition updated by Cynthia Robbins-Roth) -- Science writing : communicating with the masses / Sue Goetinck Ambrose -- Creating a publishing empire : how I gave up academic and became an entrepreneurial editor / Roger Longman -- Business information services : providing the data for industry / Mark D. Dibner -- Becoming a venture capitalist / Deepa Pakianathan -- Investment banking : dreams and reality / Peter Drake (second edition updated by Cynthia Robbins-Roth) -- How I became an analyst : science-based investment advising / Mary Ann Gray -- Entrepreneur and company founder : starting your own company and surviving / Ron Cohen -- Business development : making deals with science / Ronald Pepin -- The growth of a manager : from pure research to policy administration / Philip W. Hammer -- Regulatory affairs : keeping product development on track / Elizabeth D. Moyer -- Patent law careers : protecting the intellectual property of science / Alexandra J. Baran -- Entering biomedical and scientific consulting / Robert Roth -- Sales and marketing : so you want to sell? / Erin Hall Meade -- From doing research to moving research : my life in tech transfer / Paula Szoka -- Corporate communications : helping companies sell their stories / Tony Russo -- Executive search : the hunt for exceptional talent / Bente Hansen -- Consultant to the stars : advising CEOs for fun and profit / Carol Hall -- Biomedical consultant : specializing in technology assessment, strategic planning, and grant writing / Gail Schechter -- Science and public policy : translating between two worlds / David Applegate -- Economic development advisor : building a biotech industry for an entire country / Gina Lento -- Government agencies : directing science in the military / Genevieve Haddad -- Appendix : information resources about alternative careers for scientists / Cynthia Robbins-Roth.
- Art of deliberating 2012, SpringerDeliberation and Democracy --Plato Was Not So Far Wrong: Recalling Athenian Democracy --A Reappraisal of the Medieval Approach Will Lead to Excellent Deliberators --Beware of Those Who Think They Possess the Truth! --Let Us Learn How to Deliberate before Deliberating! --Between Ethics and Biomedicine.
- Century of Nobel Prizes recipients 2003, CRCnetBASE
- Colloids and colloid assemblies 2004, Wileych. 1. Latex particles / Klaus Tauer -- ch. 2. Semiconductor nanoparticles / Andrey L. Rogach, Dmitri V. Talapin, Horst Weller -- ch. 3. Monolayer protected clusters of gold and silver / Mathias Brust, Christopher J. Kiely -- ch. 4. Sonochemical synthesis of inorganic and organic colloids / Franz Grieser, Muthupandian Ashokkumar -- ch. 5. Colloidal nanoreactors and nanocontainers / Marc Sauer, Wolfgang Meier -- ch. 6. Miniemulsions for the convenient synthesis of organic and inorganic nanoparticles and single molecule applications in materials chemistry / Katharina Landfester, Markus Antonietti -- ch. 7. Metal and semiconductor nanoparticle modification via chemical reactions / Luis M. Liz Marzán -- ch. 8. Nanoscale particle modification via sequential electrostatic assembly / Frank Caruso -- ch. 9. Colloidal crystals : recent developments and niche applications / Younan Xia, Hiroshi Fudouzi, Yu Lu, Yadong Yin -- ch. 10. Surface-directed colloid patterning : selective deposition via electrostatic and secondary interactions / Paula T. Hammond -- ch. 11. Evolving strategies of nanomaterials design / Sean Davis -- ch. 12. Nanoparticle organization at the air-water interface and in Langmuir-Blodgett films / Murali Sastry -- ch. 13. Layer-by-layer self-assembly of metal nanoparticles on planar substrates : fabrication and properties / Thierry P. Cassagneau -- ch. 14. Assembly of electrically functional microstructures from colloidal particles / Orlin D. Velev -- ch. 15. 3D ordered macroporous materials / Rick C. Schroden, Andreas Stein -- ch. 16. Semiconductor quantum dots as multicolor and ultrasensitive biological labels / Warren C. W. Chan, Xiaohu Gao, Shuming Nie -- ch. 17. Colloids for encoding chemical libraries: applications in biological screening / Bronwyn J. Battersby, Lisbeth Grøndahl, Gwendolyn A. Lawrie, Matt Trau -- ch. 18. Polyelectrolyte microcapsules as biomimetic models / Gleb B. Sukhorukov, Helmuth Möhwald.
- Communicating science in social contexts 2008, Springer1. Revisiting Models -- Paradigm Change for Science Communication: Commercial Science Needs a Critical Public / Martin W. Bauer, p. 7-25 -- European Trends in Science Communication / Michel Claessens, p. 27-38 -- Words and Figures of the Public: the Misunderstanding in Scientific Communication / Joëlle Le Marec and Igor Babou, p. 39-54 -- Representation and Deliberation: New Perspectives on Communication Among Actors in Science and Technology Innovation / Giuseppe Pellegrini, p. 55-69 -- Medialization of Science as a Prerequisite of Its Legitimization and Political Relevance / Hans Peter Peters, Harald Heinrichs, Arlena Jung, Monika Kallfass and Imme Petersen, p. 71-92 -- On and about the Deficit Model in an Age of Free Flow / Bernard Schiele, p. 93-117 -- Towards an Analytical Framework of Science Communication Models / Brian Trench, p. 119-135 -- 2. Crossing Boundaries -- Before and After Science: Science and Technology in Pop Music, 1970-1990 / Massimiano Bucchi and Andrea Lorenzet, p. 139-150 -- The More, the Earlier, the Better: Science Communication Supports Science Education / Cheng Donghong and Shi Shunke, p. 151-163 -- Hollywood Knowledge: Communication Between Scientific and Entertainment Cultures / David A. Kirby, p. 165-180 -- Situating Science in the Social Context by Cross-Sectoral Collaboration / Jenni Metcalfe, Michelle Riedlinger and Anne Pisarski, p. 181-197-- 3. Developing Strategies -- From Science Communication to Knowledge Brokering: the Shift from 'Science Push' to 'Policy Pull' / Alex T. Bielak, Andrew Campbell, Shealagh Pope, Karl Schaefer and Louise Shaxson, p. 201-226 -- Science Advocacy: Challenging Task, Difficult Pathways / Toss Gascoigne, p. 227-241 -- The Epistemic Jumble of Sustainable Development / Yves Jeanneret, p. 243-257 -- In Search of Dialogue: Staging Science Communication in Consensus Conferences / Maja Horst, p. 259-274 -- So Where's the Theory? On the Relationship between Science Communication Practice and Research / Steve Miller, p. 275-287 -- From Democratization of Knowledge to Bridge Building between Science, Technology and Society / Lise Santerre, p. 289-300 -- Bringing Science to the Public / Jan Riise.
- CRC concise encyclopedia of mathematics. 2nd ed. 2003, CRCnetBASE
- CRC standard mathematical tables and formulae. 31st ed. 2003, CRCnetBASE
- Creative model construction in scientists and students 2008, Springer
- Dazzle 'em with style. 2nd ed. 2006, ScienceDirectPreface --Introduction --1.Preparing a scientific presentation --2.The structure of a scientific presentation --3.Visual displays: how to (and not to) use them --4.Delivery --App.A Checklist for presentations --App. BEvaluation form.
- Designing science presentations. 1st ed. 2013, ScienceDirect"Clear, polished, and stimulating presentations are as important to the scientific profession as they are to business, yet most scientists never receive formal training in the creation, delivery, and evaluation of such material." ... "Designing Science Presentations provides visually intensive guidance at every step-from the construction of original figures to the presentation and delivery of those figures in papers, slideshows, posters, and websites." --Excerpts from publisher's description.
- Elastic scattering of electrons and positrons 2007, HighWire
- Encyclopaedia of the history of science, technology, and medicine in non-western cultures. 2nd ed. 2008, Springerv. 1. A-K -- v. 2. L-Z.
- A fully searchable, working editorial site of articles by scientists and scientific historians in the fields of biochemistry and physiology, cell biology, developmental biology, ecology, evolution, genetics, immunology, molecular biology, neuroscience, microbiology and virology, plant science, structural biology, and science and society.
- England's Leonardo 2005, CRCnetBASE
- Entomology. 3rd ed. 2005, Springer
- Introduction to the Art of Communication, p. 1-8 -- Part I. The Written Document: Prose and Panic -- ch. 1. Planning the Document, p. 11-24 -- ch. 2. Acquiring a Healthy Writing Attitude, p. 25-33 -- ch. 3. Producing the Document, p. 35-46 -- Part II. The Formal Presentation: Dissertation or Disaster -- ch. 4. Planning the Presentation, p. 51-69 -- ch. 5. Acquiring the Successful Presentation Attitude, p. 71-79 -- ch. 6. Conducting the Presentation, p. 81-89 -- Part III. The Informal Discussion: Meetings and Mishaps -- ch. 7. Planning for the Meeting, p. 93-103 -- ch. 8. Acquiring a Meeting Attitude, p. 105-110 -- ch. 9. Participating in the Meeting, p. 111-119 -- Part IV. Cross-Culture Communication: Bridging the Gap -- ch. 10. Understanding a Communication Culture Gap, p. 125-136 -- ch. 11. Writing for any Group of Readers, p. 137-149 -- ch. 12. Presenting to Any Audience, p. 151-162 -- ch. 13. Meeting with Anyone or Any Group, p. 163-173 -- ch. 14. Conclusion, p. 17.
- Gaither's Dictionary of scientific quotations 2008, Springerv. 1. Abortion-medical science -- v. 2. Medicine and art--zoology.
- Handbook of mathematics for engineers and scientists 2007, CRCnetBASE
- ch. 1. Overview of Intellectual Property Law, p. 1-8 -- ch. 2. The Use of Intellectual Property in Business, p. 9-29 -- ch. 3. How to Read and Obtain Information from a Modern U.S. Patent, p. 31-45 -- ch. 4. Introduction to Patents, p. 47-67 -- ch. 5. Patentable Subject Matter and Utility, p. 69-74 -- ch. 6. Novelty: The Invention Must Be New, p. 75-86 -- ch. 7. Requirement of Non-Obviousness for Patentability, p. 87-101 -- ch. 8. The Patenting Process, p. 103-128 -- ch. 9. Novelty, Infringement, and Other Searches, p. 129-140 -- ch. 10. Patent Application, p. 141-154 -- ch. 11. Claims of a Patent Application, p. 155-170 -- ch. 12. Prosecution of a Patent Application, p. 171-191 -- ch. 13. Design Patents, p. 193-210 -- ch. 14. Protection of Computer-Related Inventions, p. 211-253 -- ch. 15. Patentability of Biotechnology Inventions, p. 255-271 -- ch. 16. Business Method Protection, p. 273-286 -- ch. 17. Foreign Patent Protection, p. 287-300 -- ch. 18. Enforcement of the Patent Right, p. 301-316 -- ch. 19. Ownership and Transfer of Patent Rights, p. 317-336 -- ch. 20. Employment Contracts and Non-Compete Restrictions, p. 337-368 -- ch. 21. The Engineer and Scientist as Expert Witness; and Ethics, p. 369-381 -- ch. 22. Copyrights as a Vehicle for Technology Protection, p. 383-403 -- ch. 23. The Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998 (DMCA): An Overview, p. 405-418 -- ch. 24. Mask Work Protection, p. 419-428 -- ch. 25. Trade Secrets, p. 429-441 -- ch. 26. Trademarks, p. 443-456 -- ch. 27. Cybersquatting, p. 457-465 -- ch. 28. Current Events, p. 467-473.
- Joy of science 2007, SpringerHow science works -- Origin of the theory of evolution: time and change -- Origin of the theory of evolution: social aspects -- Molecular basis of evolutionary theory -- History of the earth and the origin of life -- Origin of species -- Evolution of humans.
- Knowledge representation and reasoning 2004, ScienceDirectThe language of first-order logic -- Expressing knowledge -- Resolution -- Reasoning with horn clauses -- Procedural control of reasoning -- Rules in production systems -- Object-oriented representation -- Structured descriptions -- Inheritance -- Defaults -- Vagueness, uncertainty, and degrees of belief -- Explanation and diagnosis -- Actions -- Planning -- The tradeoff between expressiveness and tractability.
- Managing scientists. 2nd ed. 2004, Wileych. 1. Introduction -- ch. 2. The Condition of Being Different -- ch. 3. Understanding What Motivates You and What Motivates Others -- ch. 4. Understanding Your Leadership Style and That of Others -- ch. 5. Communicating Effectively -- ch. 6. Dealing with Conflict -- ch. 7. Creativity: The Influence of Structure, Size, and Formal Systems -- ch. 8. Project Management -- ch. 9. Discerning and Assessing Organizational Culture -- ch. 10. Leading Change.
- Microoptics. 2nd rev. and enlarged ed. 2003, Wileych. 1. From macrooptics to microoptics: an overview, p. 1-12 -- ch. 2. Optical components with small dimensions, p. 13-32 -- ch. 3. Lithographic fabrication technology, p. 33-76 -- ch. 4. Measurement and characterization of microoptics, p. 77-92 -- ch. 5. Refractive microoptics, p. 93-131 -- ch. 6. Diffractive microoptics, p. 133-180 -- ch. 7. Integrated waveguide optics, p. 181-205 -- ch. 8. Microoptical systems, p. 207-228 -- ch. 9. Optoelectronic devices and smart pixel arrays, p. 229-250 -- ch. 10. Array illuminators, p. 251-276 -- ch. 11. Microoptical components for beam shaping, p. 277-303 -- ch. 12. Microoptics for optical information technology, p. 305-336 -- ch. 13. Microoptics in optical design, p. 337-353 -- ch. 14. Novel directions, p. 355-381.
- Optimal control of nonlinear processes 2008, Springer
- Optimization in medicine 2008, Springer
- Physicists of Ireland 2003, CRCnetBASEWilliam Petty 1623-1687 / by Norman D. McMillan -- Robert Boyle 1627-1691 / by D. Thorburn Burns -- William Molyneux 1656-1698 / by Patrick Wayman and Norman D. McMillan -- Nicholas Callan 1799-1864 / by Niall E. McKeith -- William Parsons, Earl of Rosse 1800-1867 / by Bob Strunz -- Humphrey Lloyd 1800-1881 / by James G. O'Hara -- Thomas Grubb 1800-1878 and Howard Grubb 1844-1931 / by Andrew Whitaker -- William Rowan Hamilton 1805-1865 / by John J. O'Connor and Edmund F. Robertson -- James MacCullagh 1809-1847 / by James G. O'Hara -- Thomas Andrews 1813-1885 / by D. Thorburn Burns -- George Gabriel Stokes 1819-1903 / by Alastair Wood -- John Tyndall 1820-1893 / by Norman D. McMillan -- Samuel Haughton 1821-1897 / by Norman D. McMillan -- William Thomson, Lord Kelvin 1824-1907 / by Mark McCartney -- George Johnstone Stoney 1826-1911 / by James G. O'Hara -- George Francis FitzGerald 1851-1901 / by John J. O'Connor and Edmund F. Robertson --John Joly 1857-1933 / by Denis Weaire and Stephen Coonan -- Joseph Larmor 1857-1942 / by Raymond Flood -- Frederick Thomas Trouton 1863-1922 / by James G. O'Hara -- John Sealy Edward Townsend 1868-1957 / by Mark McCartney -- John A. McClelland 1870-1920 / by Thomas C. O'Connor -- Erwin Schrodinger 1887-1961 / by Andrew Whitaker -- Cornelius Lanczos 1893-1974 / by Barbara Gellai -- John Synge 1897-1995 / by Petros S. Florides -- John Desmond Bernal 1901-1971 / by Roy Johnston -- Ernest Walton 1903-1995 / by Brian Cathcart -- Walter Heitler 1904-1981 / by David Glass -- Sir William McCrea 1904-1999 / by Iwan Williams -- Cormac O Ceallaigh 1912-1996 / by Mark McCartney -- David Bates 1916-1994 / by Ray Flannery -- John Stewart Bell 1928-1990 / by Andrew Whitaker -- Lochlainn O Raifeartaigh 1933-2000 / by Siddhartha Sen -- Index of names.
- Physics and chemistry of interfaces 2003, Wileych. 1. Introduction, p. 1-3 -- ch. 2. Liquid Surfaces, p. 4-25 -- ch. 3. Thermodynamics of Interfaces, p. 26-41 -- ch. 4. The Electric Double Layer, p. 42-56 -- ch. 5. Effects at Charged Interfaces, p. 57-79 -- ch. 6. Surface Forces, p. 80-117 -- ch. 7. Contact Angle Phenomena and Wetting, p. 118-144 -- ch. 8. Solid Surfaces, p. 145-176 -- ch. 9. Adsorption, p. 177-205 -- ch. 10. Surface Modification, p. 206-221 -- ch. 11. Friction, Lubrication, and Wear, p. 223-245 -- ch. 12. Surfactants, Micelles, Emulsions, and Foams, p. 246-279 -- ch. 13. Thin Films on Surfaces of Liquids, p. 280-298 -- ch. 14. Solutions to Exercises, p. 299-320 -- A. Analysis of Diffraction Patterns, p. 321-329 -- B. Symbols and Abbreviations, p. 331-334.
- Pixel detectors 2006, Springer
- Polarization and moment tensors 2007, Springer
- Raman spectroscopy for chemical analysis 2000, WileyIntroduction and scope --Magnitude of Raman scattering --Collection and detection of Raman scattering --Signal-to-noise in Raman spectroscopy --Instrumentation overview and spectrometer performance --Sampling modes in Raman spectroscopy --Lasers for Roman spectroscopy --Dispersive Raman spectrometers --Nondispersive Raman spectrometers --Calibration and validation --Raman microscopy and imaging --Fiber-optic Raman sampling --Raman spectroscopy of surfaces.
- Researching, teaching, and learning triangle 2012, Springer
- Rethinking scientific change and theory 2008, Springer
- Science and technology of terrorism and counterterrorism 2002, CRCnetBASE
- Science and the media. 1st ed. 2009, ScienceDirectMedicine, media, and the dramaturgy of biomedical research: historical perspectives / John H. Warner -- Delgado's brave bulls: the marketing of a seductive idea and a lesson for contemporary biomedical research / Peter J. Snyder -- Adrenal transplantation for Parkinson's disease / Dennis D. Spencer -- The use of SSRIs in the treatment of childhood depression: a scientific dialectic / Peter Fonagy -- Media coverage of stem cell research / David H. Smith, Aaron Klink, Julius Landwirth -- Medicine's obsession with disclosure of financial conflicts: fixing the wrong problem / Jerome P. Kassirer -- In support of industry-sponsored clinical research / Declan P. Doogan -- Prevailing truth: the interface between religion and science / Wesley Carr -- Science meets fundamentalist religion / Pat Shipman -- Uneasy alliance: the intersection of government science, politics and policymaking / Ruth J. Katz -- On the relationship between scientists and journalists: reflections by an ethicist / Robert J. Levine -- Don't shoot the messenger / Laura Spinney -- Future trends in medical research publishing / Harry W. McConnell, Ashley Pardy -- Conclusion: the ethics of scientific disclosure / Peter J. Snyder, Linda C. Mayes.
- Science askew 2002, CRCnetBASE
- Scientific approach to scientific writing 2011, SpringerThe book does not focus primarily on grammar, but includes sections on important facets, such as 'voices' and tenses. It also addresses problems associated with writing other texts (reports, reviews, emails, social/professional networking communications etc.). Composed (with inputs from numerous senior scientists) by authors who have written, revised or edited more than 4,000 papers, A Scientific Approach to Scientific Writing will be essential reading for non-native English-speaking students and researchers of all disciplines, and a valuable resource for those with English as a first language."--pub. desc.
- Scientific research as a career 2011, CRCnetBASE1. Introduction -- 2. Scientific training and personal development -- 3. The scientific method -- 4. Attributes required by research scientists -- 5. The impact of managerialism -- 6. Leadership in science -- 7. Insights from notable scientists -- 8. Future challenges for scientific research.
- Seasonal climate 2008, Springer
- Success strategies for women in science 2006, ScienceDirectCareer management / Peggy A. Pritchard -- Continuing professional development / Christine Faerber and Anngienetta Johnson -- Training and working abroad / Mary Osborn -- Climbing the ladder / Ilene J. Busch-Vishniac -- Mentoring / Christine S. Grant -- Networking / Patricia Rankin and Joyce McCarl Nielsen -- Mental toughness / Peggy A. Pritchard -- Personal style / M. Elizabeth Cannon and Kathleen Sendall -- Communicating science / Christine Szymanski -- Time stress / Peggy A. Pritchard -- Balancing professional and personal life / Sarah E. Randolph ... [et al.] -- Transitions / Margaret Ann-Armour and Dorothy Tovell.
- Symmetry rules 2008, Springer
- Uncertainty modeling and analysis in engineering and the sciences 2006, CRCnetBASE
- Underdetermination 2008, Springer
- Unity of science in the Arabic tradition 2008, Springer
- Universities and science in the early modern period 2006, Springer"Mathematics for astronomy" at universities in Copernicus' time /Grazina Rosińska --The University of Salamanca and the renaissance of astronomy during the second half of the 15th century /José Chabás --Medical science and medical teachings at the University of Salamanca in the 15th century /Luis García Ballester --The faculty of medicine of Valencia /José M. López Piñero --The cultivation of astronomy in Spanish universities in the latter half of the 16th century /Victor Navarro-Brotons --The Sphere of Jacques du Chevreul: astronomy at the University of Paris in the 1620s /Roger Ariew --Lectures and practices: the variety of mathematical and mechanical teaching at the University of Uppsala in the 17th century /Maija Kallinen --Mathematical research in Italian universities in the modern era /Maria Teresa Borgato --Universities, academies, and sciences in the modern age /Luigi Pepe --Natural philosophy and mathematics in Portuguese universities, 1550-1650 /Luís Miguel Carolino & Henrique Leitão --Venetian policy toward the University of Padua and scientific progress during the 18th century /Piero del Negro --Candide in Caledonia: the culture of science in the Scottish universities, 1690-1805 /Paul Wood --The sciences at the University of Rome in the 18th century /Ugo Baldini --Enlightenment and renovation in the Spanish university /José Luis Peset --Spanish chemistry textbooks during late 18th century /Antonio García Belmar and José Ramón Bertomeu Sánchez --Botany in University studies in the late 18th century : the case of Valencia University /Cristina Sendra-Mocholí --Scientific education and the crisis of the university in 18th century Barcelona /Agustí Nieto-Galan & Antoni Roca-Rosell --The theories of Copernicus and Newton in the Viceroyship of Nueva Granada and the Audiencia de Caracas during the 18th century /Luis Carlos Arboleda Aparicio & Diana Soto Arango.
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Day 1
The group flights from London leave this evening, flying via Madrid and Lima and arriving in Cuzco the following morning.
Day 2
On arrival in Cuzco we will be met at the airport and transferred to our hotel. In the afternoon we will have short walking tour of the Inca capital, including a visit to the Qoricancha Sun Temple.
Day 3
The hills above Cuzco city are dotted with some of the most interesting Inca ruins. We drive to the highest, Tambomachay, and return on foot to Cuzco via Puca Pucara, Qenco and Sacsayhuaman: an easy acclimatisation walk to get used to the altitude. An open-air picnic lunch is included during the hike near the spectacular ruins.
Day 4
Free day in Cuzco to relax and further acclimatise before starting the tour. A range of optional excursions can be arranged, including visits to Inca and pre-Inca sites south of Cuzco, paddleboarding on a high altitude lake, or walks in the hills surrounding the city.
Day 5
A few hours drive via the interesting Inca remains of Tarawasi takes us high to the hill town of Mollepata. We start by walking from Mollepata to our campsite near Marcocasa where we spend our first night under canvas. The total driving time is approx. 3 hours, and the walk will take around 3-4 hours of steady climbing along well-made tracks. From the campsite we have excellent views of the Apurimac Valley.
Day 6
Our trek today begins on the southwest facing slopes of the Andes where moderate precipitation generates coarse bushes and gnarly trees, and small parrots can be heard, if not seen. We climb gradually northwards, following an Inca canal, still in use today, towards the broad snowy peak of Humantay (5917m). We stop for lunch at the small hamlet of Soraypampa, and continue our ascent towards the massive bulk of Salcantay (6271m) which soon dominates our view. We camp at around 4200m in the high grassy meadow of Ichu Pata, below the south face and glaciers of the impressive peak.
Day 7
The high point of the trek and this morning's goal is the Inca Chiriasqa pass at almost 5000m. Climbing more steeply now we walk close to the spectacular glaciers and ice walls of Nevado Salcantay. Passing through Pampa Japonesa, base camp for a Japanese mountaineering expedition, we finally top the pass and gain some excellent 360° views. Inca Chirisaqa means 'the Inca fell ill from cold', and the exposed situation makes it easy to see why. Descending from the pass, we drop down into the upper reaches of a broad valley where Salcantay reappears in a new profile. After passing a huge ridge of terminal moraine, once the snout of the East Salcantay Glacier, the river suddenly becomes dead straight, canalised by the Incas centuries ago. We camp alongside the canal close to the hamlet of Pampa Cahuana.
Day 8
Setting off from camp this morning, we follow the canal, which soon drops into a steep-sided valley. The path follows the side of this valley all the way to Paucarcancha, an Inca watchtower which guarded the Pampa Cahuana valley. We have time to explore this small site before continuing to the village of Huayllabamba where we camp for the night.
Day 9
Today we join the main Inca Trail, the classic trek to Machu Picchu. From the village of Huayllabamba, a long and steady climb takes us first through an area of cloud forest to the meadows of Llulluchapampa, then over the Warmihuañusca (Dead Woman) Pass at 4,215m. After quite a long, steep descent we camp in the scenic Pacaymayo valley (3600m).
Day 10
Another easier climb, past the small ruins of Runcuracay, takes us over the Runcuracay Pass, and from now on the Inca Trail becomes a clearly defined path made of flat boulders. We pass the ruins of Sayajmarca and suddenly enter cloud forest. At one point the trail passes through a short Inca tunnel before crossing onto the Amazon side of the continental divide. We normally camp on the ridge above the Inca site of Phuyupatamarca (3650m) to benefit from the views of sunset and sunrise, and to avoid the crowded Wiñay Wayña campsite.
Day 11
From the ridge we embark on the infamous Inca steps: a two kilometre stone staircase taking us rapidly downhill amid a panorama of overwhelming immensity, the peaks of the Vilcabamba range above, and the river thousands of metres below. After visiting the attractive ruins of Wiñay Wayña, we have an undulating walk through cloud forest high above the river to Inti Punku, the Inca Gate of the Sun. From here we get our sudden first full sight of Machu Picchu itself. A short downhill section takes us to the edge of the Inca citadel where we board a bus and descend to Aguas Calientes, a busy riverside village with thermal springs. We stay in a hotel tonight, so there is a chance to take a shower and recharge camera batteries ready for our visit to Machu Picchu tomorrow.
Day 12
We return to Machu Picchu early for a guided tour, having the site almost to ourselves until the trains from Cuzco start arriving around mid-morning. There will be free time to explore the ruins further before we board the afternoon train to Ollantaytambo in the Sacred Valley, where we stay for the night.
Day 13
A day exploring the Sacred Valley of the Incas, visiting the famous Inca fortress ruins of Ollantaytambo and Pisac which tower over the villages below them of the same name. We will also have time to look around Pisac Market, famous for its handicrafts, before returning by road to Cuzco.
Day 14
The morning has been left free to relax or explore Cuzco further, and in the afternoon we will be transferred to the airport for the short flight to Lima.
Day 15
This morning we will be taken to the airport for the overnight return flights to London via Madrid.
Day 16
The group flights arrive in London this afternoon.

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Christchurch is the largest city of the South Island. Sprawling out across the Canterbury Plains, Christchurch was incorporated as a city in 1862. It was named after the Oxford College attended by John Robert Godley, leader of the settlers arriving in the first four ships to Christchurch. It is a charming city, a garden city with many parks within its boundaries. The city has a backdrop of the Southern Alps and long, ocean beaches are only a short drive away.
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Discover the historic beauty of Christchurch, a former planned Church of England settlement. A special highlight is a private home and garden visit.
Depart the pier in Lyttelton with your local guide for the drive through the Lyttelton Tunnel to the Old Provincial Chambers. Upon arrival take a guided tour of one of Christchurch's most historic buildings and see where Canterbury's provincial parliament met until the mid 1870s. You will then walk to the nearby Arts Center, where you will board the Christchurch Tram for a pleasant orientation tour of the inner city. Along the way, your guide will provide you with an informative commentary about the city and point out some of the finer buildings. Upon returning to the Arts Center, some time will be made available to browse through its many excellent craft shops and galleries.
Your tour will conclude with a visit to a lovely home and garden, where you will have an opportunity to talk with the owner over a cup of morning tea. Following your visit, you will return to Lyttelton via the charming seaside suburb of Sumner and Evans Pass and take in panoramic views over Lyttelton Harbour, before reaching the pier and ship.
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A prospective cohort study with a median follow-up of 36 months with 417 men and women with PAD was done to determine whether patients with PAD who report that they walk for exercise 3 or more times per week have less annual functional decline than those who walk for exercise less frequently. Participants were classified at baseline and annually according to the number of times they reportedly walked for exercise each week. Functional assessments (6-minute walk distance, 4-meter walking speed, summary performance score) were measured at baseline and annually. Results were adjusted for age, sex, ethnicity, comorbid conditions, body mass index, ankle–brachial index, education, leg symptoms, cigarette use, geriatric depression score, previous year's level of functioning, and patterns of missing data. Compared with those who exercised less frequently, patients who walked for exercise 3 or more times per week had a significantly smaller average annual decline in 6-minute walking distance (–48.0 feet per year compared with –56.6 feet per year for those who walked 1 to 2 times per week and –79.4 feet per year for nonexercisers; P for trend = 0.037). Patients who walked for exercise at least 3 times per week experienced a smaller average annual decline in the usual-paced 4-meter walking velocity. Similar findings were observed for the fast-paced 4-meter walk. The subset of asymptomatic patients who walked for exercise 3 or more times per week had annual declines in 6-minute walking performance (P = 0.107), normal-paced walking velocity (P = 0.065), and the summary performance score (P = 0.115); however, these declines were smaller than those observed in asymptomatic participants who walked fewer than 3 times per week. Similar trends were observed in the subset of asymptomatic patients with PAD. These findings may be particularly important for the numerous patients with PAD who do not have access to supervised walking exercise programs This prospective study shows that a self-directed program of walking at least 3 times per week for exercise is associated with a significantly reduced functional decline during the subsequent year in patients with PAD when compared with those who walk less frequently. And that Self-directed walking for exercise may benefit a much larger proportion of patients with PAD than is currently being served by supervised rehabilitation programs. Source: Diabetes In Control |
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Wills of prisoners of war shall be drawn up so as to satisfy the conditions of validity required by the legislation of their country of origin, which will take steps to inform the Detaining Power of its requirements in this respect. At the request of the prisoner of war and, in all cases, after death, the will shall be transmitted with out delay to the Protecting Power; a certified copy shall be sent to the Central Agency.
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I had a septoplasty on Nov. 18th by Dr. Irvin Weisman. He's amazing! His bedside manner was more than anyone could ask for. I had a deviated septum and a large bump on my nose. I couldn't breathe very well out of the right nasal cavity. I was really excited/nervous/anxious/scared/happy at the... READ MORE
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Superbowl XLVI is set for February 5th. Game by game, teams have dropped out of the running to take centre stage at one of the world's biggest sporting events, leaving tow colossus teams to face off. Echoing the match up at Superbowl XLII in 2008, The New England Patriots will meet The New York Giants.
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I am always amazed at how early retailers begin decorating for Christmas. Last year while walking through a mall, I was surprised in the middle of October to come across a seasonal Christmas shop called "Home for Christmas." The store's merchandise was made up mostly of high-quality crafts and woodworked items that each emphasized the importance of family and home, especially during the holiday season.
While I have serious problems with the commercialization and mass marketing of Christmas, I really can't find fault with the thematic nature of the merchandise in this particular Christmas shop. Who among us doesn't begin thinking of home and family as December 25th draws closer?
As Christmas nears, whole families are reunited for maybe the only time they get together all year. College students leave their studies to return home. Even hospitals are emptied of all non-emergency patients so that families can celebrate Christmas together.
Could it be that during this holy time of year, we are simply acting out some ancient desire to return to our home, to our roots?
Just think of the biblical stories that focus on this. Is it merely coincidence that so much of the biblical narrative of the first Christmas is centered on families? Joseph and his pregnant wife, Mary, travel to Bethlehem, the town of their heritage. Relatives, Mary and Elizabeth, are reunited in joyful praise of God for their miraculous pregnancies. Elizabeth and her husband, Zechariah, look forward to the birth of their son, John. And of course, Mary and Joseph are blessed to give birth to the star of the show, our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
This year, may we all enjoy coming home for Christmas to both our individual families and our church families as we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.
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Cecil Payne graduate from Brandon High School in 1942, shortly after the attack on Pearl Harbor. He joined the Marine Corp Reserves as a freshman at Mississippi State.
"My brother in the meantime was captured over in Europe, I believe Anzio beachhead. So my stepfather said, 'if you come on from school and take care of your mama and the farm, I'll join the service.' I told him 'no, I'll just change to active duty'," Payne said.
"I had checked cotton with aerial photographs, covered crops for the Dept of Agriculture for a couple of years. Of course, I left boot camp, went to infantry training at Camp Elliot. But when we got overseas, in a replacement for the 2nd Division, they asked if anyone had any experience with photographs and I told them 'yeah.' So they put me in Headquarters Company, Intelligence Section, which we assessed and did was supposed to assist the captain and the executive officers and company commanders with their map reading, gun placement and things like that," Payne added.
His first assignment was in New Zealand.
"It was heaven on Earth, we thought. They treated us Marines like we were kings or something. They just was so good to us. I believe I got there August and left in November for Tarawa," Payne added.
He was part of the first attack on the tiny island in the early morning hours of November 20th. The invasion would be a bloodbath.
"The first hit I got I was sitting behind a cab on the alligator amphib tractor and a mortar shell hit the top and I got a piece of shrapnel in my leg. That was the first hit. The second driver got killed about 30 yards from the beach. So we had to bail out. Between that 30 yards and the sea wall, I got 25 caliber machine gun bullet that went in my helmet, scraped my skull and went out the rear. It was like somebody clubbing you. You thought you was dying. But when I hit the water, I come to, got up and got behind the wall. When I hit the ground there, I hit a landmine with my rifle, blew it all to pieces, burst both eardrums, knocked the muscle, the bicep, out of this arm. Had some shrapnel in other places, but that was just the beginning. It was all day long hand grenades back and forth. When I crawled back to the wall after the landmine, well I put my heart up against the wall to protect it," Payne recalled.
"If they'd ever come over the wall, they would have wiped us out the first day," Payne said.
Payne was seriously injured, but help wouldn't arrive until early the next morning and the horror was still unfolding.
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