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Tom Marshall-Bailey brings you all the latest updates from the Cardiff City Stadium in the Terriers' latest Championship encounter
Good afternoon! Welcome to the Cardiff City Stadium for live coverage of Huddersfield Town's trip to Cardiff City.
I'm Tom Marshall-Bailey and I will be providing you with all the team news, pictures, vines, match updates and much, much more this afternoon!
Why don't we start off with some of our pre-match content?
Here's everything you need to know about today's match.
Cardiff City v Huddersfield Town: Everything you need to know about the Terriers' trip to Ole Gunnar Solksjaer's side
Today's meeting with the Bluebirds will be a tough test for the Terriers, and here are the three key battles which could decide the contest.
Cardiff City v Huddersfield Town: Three key battles which could decide Championship clash
Huddersfield Town will wear the third kit today, this beautiful yellow number, and here's Conor Coady's shirt in the dressing room pre-match!
#htafc is in the third yellow kit for the 1st time today - here's Conor Coady's shirt in the away dressing room (DTS) pic.twitter.com/NozDWIshAy— Huddersfield Town (@htafcdotcom) August 16, 2014
Here's Town writer Doug Thomson (@DougieTown) on today's game...
VIDEO: Huddersfield Town writer Doug Thomson previews Cardiff City clash
We asked Huddersfield Town fans to pick their starting XI for today's game. Find out who they chose here!
Huddersfield Town fans' starting XI v Cardiff City: Jacob Butterfield handed debut and Joe Lolley features on the left
And as the official club account reminds us, the actual team news is just 10 minutes away!
#htafc team news is expected at Cardiff in the next ten minutes - stay tuned! (DTS)— Huddersfield Town (@htafcdotcom) August 16, 2014
And our final piece of pre-match content is a recap of yesterday's press conference, with quotes from caretaker boss Mark Lillis and new midfielder Conor Coady.
Recap: Cardiff City v Huddersfield Town pre-match press conference LIVE
Here's the Cardiff City Stadium ahead of kick-off, the pitch is in pristine condition!
Cardiff City Stadium ahead of #CardiffCity cardiffv #HTAFC https://t.co/cdC9Al7QFj— Tom Marshall-Bailey (@TMBExaminer) August 16, 2014
Here are some of the Town fans predictions ahead of kick-off, some confident and some, err, not so confident...
@ExaminerHTAFC going for 2-2.— Richard (@rickytheterrier) August 16, 2014
@ExaminerHTAFC Getting a point would be great 1-1 #UTT— Wayne McDonald (@TerrierMcD) August 16, 2014
@ExaminerHTAFC Cardiff 0-5 Town.— Major (@David_Major) August 16, 2014
@ExaminerHTAFC 3-0 cardiff— Paul Sykes (@paulhtfcsykes) August 16, 2014
The team news is out Town fans and there are five changes from the team that won 5-3 at Chesterfield on Tuesday night.
It looks like it will be a 4-3-1-2 formation for the Terriers: Smithies; Smith, Lynch, Wallace, Dixon; Butterfield, Coady, Hogg; Majewski; Stead, Wells.
And the substitutes: Murphy, Scannell, Ward, Hammill, Sinnott, Crooks, Bunn.
Explanations on absence of Lee Peltier here folks...
#htafc Team News: Captain Lee Peltier misses out today having picked up a groin injury at Chesterfield on Tuesday (DTS)— Huddersfield Town (@htafcdotcom) August 16, 2014
And Joe Lolley too...
#htafc Team News: Joe Lolley also hasn't travelled to Cardiff due to a hip problem (DTS)— Huddersfield Town (@htafcdotcom) August 16, 2014
Today's match programme...
In place at the Cardiff City Stadium. Here's today's match programme #htafc fans. pic.twitter.com/csbalFXmWV— Tom Marshall-Bailey (@TMBExaminer) August 16, 2014
@SivanJohn voices his views on the Huddersfield Town XI this afternoon.
@ExaminerHTAFC Time for Raddy to make his mark & supply the magic for Wells & Stead! #htafc— Sivan John (@SivanJohn) August 16, 2014
The five changes for Huddersfield Town this afternoon are as follows: Alex Smithies, Joel Lynch, Jacob Butterfield - making his Terriers debut - Jonathan Hogg and Radoslaw Majewski replacing Joe Murphy, skipper Lee Peltier, Sean Scannell, Oliver Norwood and Danny Ward respectively.
Jacob Butterfield is the one nearest the corner flag, Town fans!
#htafc go through their pre-match preparations. pic.twitter.com/CxG9x6EGOh— HTAFC news (@ExaminerHTAFC) August 16, 2014
Huddersfield Town writer Doug Thomson's expert pre-match view:
Big test for #htafc defence against #ccfc strikers Kenwyne Jones and Adam Le Fondre. Lynch added responsibility of captaincy.— Doug Thomson (@DougieTown) August 16, 2014
And Kenwyne Jones v Joel Lynch just happens to be one of our three key battles...
Cardiff City v Huddersfield Town: Three key battles which could decide Championship clash
Have your say on whether Town will win or not this afternoon in our poll below...
Worth telling you about the Cardiff team, too, which shows two changes from the side that drew 1-1 at Blackburn Rovers last weekend.
#CardiffCity TEAM NEWS: Marshall, Brayford, Hudson (c), Connolly, Fabio, Burgstaller, Adeyemi, Whittingham, Daehli, Jones, Le Fondre.— Cardiff City FC (@CardiffCityFC) August 16, 2014
The two changes are Guido Burgstaller and Tom Adeyemi in for Nicky Maynard and Aron Gunnarrsson. Here are the Bluebirds substitutes...
#CardiffCity substitutes: Moore, Morrison, Gunnarsson, Eikrem, Kim, Guerra, Maynard— Cardiff City FC (@CardiffCityFC) August 16, 2014
Town continue their warm-up ahead of today's tough-looking encounter with the Bluebirds...
#HTAFC warm up ahead of #CardiffCity clash. https://t.co/6aD7PWWOfc— Tom Marshall-Bailey (@TMBExaminer) August 16, 2014
How excited are you to see this man in action today Huddersfield Town fans? Tweet us using @ExaminerHTAFC to let us know!
And to whet the appetite still further, have a look at our stats piece on Jacob Butterfield from earlier this summer!
Behind The Numbers: Could Butterfield signing help to appease Huddersfield Town fans if Clayton departs?
Here's the official teamsheet for today's game, with former Huddersfield Town loanee Sean Morrison on the Bluebirds bench.
Other ex-Town man Anthony Pilkington joined Morrison in signing yesterday, but is not involved this afternoon.
Joe Lolley has tweeted on missing out today at the Cardiff City Stadium...
Gutted to not be there, good luck to the boys and hopefully come back with a point or three! #htafc— Joe Lolley (@Lolleyj10) August 16, 2014
Confirmation from Huddersfield Town that Joel Lynch, not Joe, will captain the Terriers today in Lee Peltier's absence.
In Lee Peltier's injury absence, Wales international Joe Lynch captains #htafc for the first time today (DTS) pic.twitter.com/bMYS5QFOji— Huddersfield Town (@htafcdotcom) August 16, 2014
If you missed the scoreline in the Leeds United v Middlesbrough game earlier, unfortunately the Whites sealed a 1-0 win thanks to new signing Billy Sharp's late winner.
We will be providing regular updates of the scores from around the division this afternoon.
More score predictions here...
@ExaminerHTAFC #htafc really dont see what Hogg does would even pick gobern ahead of him.score prediction 2-2— Michael (@Terrier7n2) August 16, 2014
And here's another...
@Terrier7n2 @ExaminerHTAFC i am going for 1.1 #htafc— darren sykes (@townfandazzler) August 16, 2014
We are closing in on kick-off here at the Cardiff City Stadium, stick with us for all the latest developments as the Terriers look to bounce back from the opening-day defeat to Bournemouth and the departure of Mark Robins.
We are almost ready to get underway here!
The two teams make their way onto the field! #cardiffcity #htafc https://t.co/IhomfXmWS1— Tom Marshall-Bailey (@TMBExaminer) August 16, 2014
Huddersfield Town will kick us off, with Nahki Wells and Radoslaw Majewski ready for action!
We are up and running here at the Cardiff City Stadium!
Neat passing from Town in the opening stages, with Radoslaw Majewski and then Nahki Wells combining to win the Terriers a corner.
From the left-wing delivery, Conor Coady nods down but the Bluebirds are able to scramble it clear.
The Town fans in the far corner are in a vociferous mood as they attempt to drown out the Cardiff City supporters with cries of "Huuuuuddersfield, Huuuuudersfield."
A fair point, this from our Town writer Doug Thomson (aka @DougieTown)...
Strange to be watching #htafc at @CardiffCityFC with neither team in blue and white!— Doug Thomson (@DougieTown) August 16, 2014
Mats Daehli speeds off down the left but is met by a Tommy Smith challenge, and a fair one in referee Keith Hill's eyes, before the talented Norwegian winger slips in Adam Le Fondre but the striker's cross is blocked away for a corner by Joel Lynch.
Jonathan Hogg heads away the resulting delivery.
A couple of goals to tell you about in the opening stages of today's Championship games, with Bolton Wanderers taking the lead over Nottingham Forest through Joe Mason and a Jordan Cousins wonder-goal puts Charlton Athletic one up over Wigan Athletic.
SHOT! Guido Burgstaller, fresh from scoring the winner in Cardiff's midweek Capital One Cup win at Coventry City, unleashes an effort on goal, but Alex Smithies gathers the ball without any trouble.
Town writer Doug is impressed with Butterfield's early contribution!
Good first 15 mins for #htafc, looking far more solid so far. Lynch and Butterfield to the fore. 0-0.— Doug Thomson (@DougieTown) August 16, 2014
Another Championship goal to bring to your attention and it's gone to Millwall, who lead Fulham 1-0 in a London derby thanks to Martyn Woolford's strike!
A missed tackle from Lynch allows Burgstaller to stride down the right and whip a ball towards the back post where Kenwyne Jones lurks but neither he, nor Mats Daehli, can keep the ball in play.
CHANCE! Crisp passing around the Cardiff area eventually leads to Radoslaw Majewski finding space from Butterfield's neat lay-off but the Pole drags his shot wide of David Marshall's right-hand post.
A corner for Town after Nahki Wells takes on Matthew Connolly but the Bluebirds clear before a break in play after Kenwyne Jones took a whack in the goalmouth melee.
While we wait for play to resume, let's have another look at the other Championship scores, with Wigan Athletic equalising at Charlton through Callum McManaman.
CLOSE! The nearest we have come to an opener so far here and it's the hosts who almost find the breakthrough.
Conor Coady's clearance only finds Burgstaller, who works it wide to the menacing Daehli, with the winger's low cross somehow managing to go through the legs of Kenwyne Jones in the middle.
GOAL! Cardiff City have started to crank up the pressure and it has finally told with Peter Whittingham opening the scoring.
The central midfielder advances forward and unleashes a rocket which sails past Alex Smithies from all of 30 yards. Cruel on Town.
Le Fondre escapes down the right and wins a corner off Lynch and, while Jonathan Hogg clears the first delivery from under his own crossbar, the next ball in is a real tester for Smithies and the ball has to be hacked clear in a hurry.
CHANCE FOR TOWN! Tommy Smith gets a yard of space on the right flank and uses it to his advantage by crossing in for Jonathan Stead, but the striker cannot quite steer his header on target.
GOAL! If the first was harsh on Town, then this is far crueller.
Kenwyne Jones is the scorer, somehow, but only after his initial strike had been superbly kept out by a low Alex Smithies save, only for the Town defence to see the ball spin back to the striker, whose second effort deflects into the back of the net.
Some goals from elsewhere to tell you about, with Bolton and Nottingham Forest going goal crazy with the scoreline now 2-2, Blackburn Rovers are winning 1-0 at Blackpool thanks to Rudy Gestede and Norwich City and Reading are 1-0 up over Watford and Ipswich Town respectively.
Town fashion a set piece on the left side and Butterfield's latest delivery is a good one, but goalscorer Jones positions himself perfectly at the near post to head the ball away from goal.
Some more neat, intelligent play from Town with Smith, Butterfield and Majewski all involved but the former's cross is eventually cleared by a Cardiff head and the Bluebirds look comfortable at the moment.
WHAT A CHANCE! Majewski has had two presentable openings for Town now, but has sadly squandered both.
It's more great passing in and around the Cardiff box that opens some space for the Pole, but his finish is hurried and it skews just wide of the far post.
GOAL! Town are right back in it here at the Cardiff City Stadium as Murray Wallace fires through a cluster of players to make it 2-1.
Nahki Wells won Town a corner which Jacob Butterfield sent into the area to find Hogg, whose header fell to Coady and the recent signing cut back for Wallace to drive the ball through the crowd and into the back of the net.
HALF-TIME: Cardiff City 2-1 Huddersfield Town.
What a time for the Terriers to find a goal and haul themselves back into the contest as Wallace reduces the deficit after a wondergoal from Whittingham and Jones' fortuitous strike looked set to send the Bluebirds in two to the good at the interval.
But Wallace had other ideas, lashing home from a corner and restoring hope ahead of the second period.
Can Town leave the Cardiff City Stadium with at least a point, or maybe even more than that, this afternoon? Let us know in our poll below!
Here's Town writer Doug's half-time report...
Murray Wallace struck in first-half stoppage time to get Huddersfield Town back into contention at Cardiff City.
The home side had struck twice in six minutes, through Peter Whittingham and Kenwyne Jones, to leave Town facing an uphill task in their Championship clash.
Caretaker manager Mark Lillis made five changes from Tuesday's Capital One Cup first round winning side at Chesterfield.
With skipper Lee Peltier out with a groin problem, Joel Lynch came in at centre-back and wore the captain's armband.
There was also a debut for Jacob Butterfield, Town's new £750,000 midfield signing from Middlesbrough.
Keeper Alex Smithies and midfielders Jonathan Hogg and Radi Majewski were the others to come in for the clash with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side.
The opening stages were competitive, with Town looking far more solid than in last Saturday's home defeat by Bournemouth.
Cardiff's Austrian midfielder Guido Burgstaller got in a low drive in the 12th minute, but Smithies stooped to make the save.
Butterfield picked out Majewski with a neat pass in the 20th minute, but the Pole's shot was well off target.
Town had an escape when the well-placed Jones couldn't connect with Mats Daehli's cross, but it wasn't long before Cardiff struck.
There was little Smithies could do as midfielder Whittingham unleashed a low long-range effort in the 29th minute which nestled in the right-hand corner of the net.
Cardiff were stepping on the gas, and they went two up six minutes later when Jones netted at the second attempt after Smithies parried his initial effort from John Brayford's cross.
Majewski had another good chance when Nahki Wells dummied Paul Dixon's cross, but once again, couldn't get his shot on target.
However defender Wallace made no mistake when he lashed the ball home after Cardiff failed to clear a Butterfield corner.
The half-time thoughts of one Town supporter...
@ExaminerHTAFC encouraging performane,,grrat time for town to score,,lets get into them from start of 2nd half— Kevin Tebb (@KtTebb) August 16, 2014
Former Town winger and new Cardiff City signing Anthony Pilkington has just been introduced to his new surroundings!
Anthony Pilkington introduced to the #CardiffCity fans at the interval. #htafc pic.twitter.com/CYawqrbV90— HTAFC news (@ExaminerHTAFC) August 16, 2014
Town are back out for the second half!
#HTAFC re-emerge for the second half. https://t.co/qIE0tOgwX3— Tom Marshall-Bailey (@TMBExaminer) August 16, 2014
And we are back underway here at the Cardiff City Stadium as Town look to seal a second successive comeback result after the 5-3 win at Chesterfield in midweek.
Paul Dixon's left-wing cross towards the back post is knocked down but Hogg is accused of leaning in on Matthew Connolly and the Bluebirds win a free-kick as cries of "Mark Lillis' barmy army" come from the Town section of the ground.
GREAT HIT! Majewski works himself some space just outside the area and lets fly with a venomous strike which Cardiff goalkeeper David Marshall does well to turn away.
After Jones nods wide at one end for the hosts, Town force a corner when Majewski's shot is deflected behind for a corner.
Jacob Butterfield claps the travelling Town supporters before launching two consecutive deliveries which are both cleared away by the Bluebirds.
Some goals from elsewhere to tell you about, with Birmingham City beating Brighton and Hove Albion 1-0 and Blackburn 2-1 up at Blackpool.
Aron Gunnarrsson comes on to replace Burgstaller for Cardiff.
GOAL! Another desperately cruel blow on Town as Jones makes it 3-1 with his second of the game.
Tom Adeyemi's strike from range was deflected around the penalty area and it fell invitingly for Jones, who steadied himself and slotted past Smithies with a composed finish.
We have a stop in play as Joel Lynch goes down in the aftermath of another Cardiff chance, as substitute Gunnarrsson heads over Daehli's teasing cross.
Adam Hammill and Danny Ward are being readied by Town and should come on imminently.
BOOKING! Jonathan Hogg enters the book, somewhat harshly, for a routine foul but it looks like it may be his final contribution with subs on the way...
SUBSTITUTIONS: Adam Hammill and Danny Ward do take to the field and it is Majewski and Hogg, just booked of course, who make way for the wide duo.
CLOSE! Jones comes within inches of his side's fourth and his own hat-trick as his header from Le Fondre's deep cross hits the side netting, with Town keeper Smithies stranded.
CLOSE! Cardiff are well on top now and are dictating the tempo of the game, with Town struggling to get the ball off the home side.
The lively Daehli is the latest to go close, weaving his way through tackles before seeing his shot held by Smithies.
Cardiff make their second substitution of the afternoon as summer signing Javi Guerra replaces two-goal Kenwyne Jones, who has been a thorn in the side of Town's defence.
Town fans continue to urge their side on but the players are starting to look ever so slightly dispirited, with sub Ward's wayward header from a dangerous Smith cross failing to bring about a much-needed second goal.
The only two other goals to bring to you from around the division are both at Carrow Road, where Norwich City have gone 3-0 up over Watford thanks to Lewis Grabban and Alexander Tettey.
POST! So, so close to a second for Town as Wells spins in the area from a low Hammill cross and fires an effort off the upright, with Bluebirds shot-stopper David Marshall seemingly beaten.
Harry Bunn comes on for Town to replace Jon Stead, who has failed to provide the Terriers with enough of a focal point up front this afternoon.
Goalscorer Wallace is the second Town player to enter referee Keith Hill's notebook after kicking the ball away in frustration after being penalised for a foul on Le Fondre.
Daehli comes off to a rapturous applause and is replaced by fellow Norwegian Magnus Wolff Eikrem.
Coady shows impressive strength to muscle his way through midfield but his shot is high and wide, with Marshall untroubled in the Cardiff goal.
Another long-range effort, this time from Butterfield, but Marshall gets both gloves behind it and holds on with the Bluebirds coasting to victory here.
CHANCE! A speculative ball down the line from Smith looks set to cause no danger but a poor backpass from Connolly puts Marshall in trouble and the ball falls invitingly for Bunn, whose effort deflects off a Bluebirds boot and spins over the bar.
The resulting set piece, however, sails straight out of play on the near side for a throw-in.
Whittingham wins his side a corner and sends it in but Gunnarsson jumps just too early and can only guide his header wide of the far post.
Five minutes of stoppage time will be played here. Meanwhile, here's today's attendance...
This afternoon's official attendance at the Cardiff City Stadium is 20,749.
Our thanks for your continued support. #CARHUD— Cardiff City FC (@CardiffCityFC) August 16, 2014
CHANCE! Butterfield's delivery causes havoc in the centre but the ball doesn't quite drop to a Town player and the Bluebirds swipe the loose ball away through Fabio.
It looked like it may initially have been a penalty but it's just a free-kick for the hosts after Lynch hauled down Le Fondre.
Whittingham drills the ball straight into the wall and it deflects behind for a corner.
We should be finished imminently, with the delivery cleared for a goal-kick...
That's it folks, it finishes 3-1 to Cardiff City despite a plucky performance from Huddersfield Town, who can be proud of a much-improved display this afternoon from the opening-day disaster against Bournemouth.
Peter Whittingham's stunning 30-yard strike put the Bluebirds in front on 28 minutes and they quickly doubled their lead as Kenwyne Jones fired home at the second time of asking.
Town responded though and Murray Wallace netted right on half-time to haul the Terriers right back into it but their hopes were killed by Jones' second, as he slotted calmly into the roof of the net past Smithies.
Stick with us for Town writer Doug Thomson's on-the-whistle report!
Here's a list of all the other full-time scores in the Championship this afternoon...
Leeds United 1-0 Middlesbrough
Birmingham City 1-0 Brighton
Blackpool 1-2 Blackburn Rovers
Bolton Wanderers 2-2 Nottingham Forest
Bournemouth 1-0 Brentford
Charlton Athletic 2-1 Wigan Athletic
Fulham 0-1 Millwall
Norwich City 3-0 Watford
Reading 1-0 Ipswich Town
Rotherham United 1-0 Wolves
Sheffield Wednesday 0-0 Derby County
Here's our match report from the Cardiff City Stadium as Huddersfield Town went down 3-1 to a Kenwyne Jones-inspired Cardiff City side.
Match Report: Cardiff City 3-1 Huddersfield Town
Be sure to join us for our LIVE coverage of Reading v Town on Tuesday night from the Madejski Stadium. See you then!


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Floating Market Cycling Trip
General Information
- Type:
- Cycling
- Price from:
- 75 USD /person
- Phone:
- (+66) 2 880 4041
- Fax:
- (+66) 2 880 4042
- Payment Types:
- Cash
- Credit Card
- Cheque
- Travellers cheque
- Paypal
- Wire Transfer
- Location Start:
- Pick up from your hotel
- Location Finish:
- Drop off at your hotel
- Start time:
- 09.00 am
- End time:
- 08.00 pm
- We Speak:
- English
Last updated: 05/29/2008
This cycling route offers an enjoyable trail through the large productive orchards of Thailand. You can expect to see numerous plantations that blend harmoniously with the local houses.
Day 1
Canal and river have been long significant for Thai ways of life. Authentic Thai houses usually settled extensively along the bank of river and canal surrounded by fertile areas where various plantations grow.
We will launch the trip at Amphawa district in Samut Songkram where the unseen Amphawa floating market is held. Starting the first spot at Amphawan Chetiyaram temple, the birthplace of King Rama II. Then enjoy the greenery way to the most colorful floating market in Thailand, Damnoen Saduak floating market in Ratchaburi. Short stop by to sip drinking water at some points of interests along the way, sample local fruits, Thai desert and reach to Damnoen Saduak floating market where you will see the most chaotic, touristy and noisy floating market but a great wonderful experience! You will have a chance to paddle in the canal and experience the unique atmosphere. Then we will go on cycling to the ancient Catholic Church, bridge over Mae Klong River, temples, Thai cat reservation center and end up the joy able cycling at Amphawa floating market, have time to explore this evening market then transfer back to Bangkok by our supported vehicle.
What is the cycling like?
This moderate 45-Kilometer plantation trails is a leisurely pace that suitable for everyone, the country back roads that hardly concerned about cars, nice small canals and river scenes leading to fruit plantations and sight seeing of interests along the way that you can think of
What else is there to do?
Explore the local temples and church, board on boat at the Damnoen Saduak floating market and experience the unseen floating market at Amphawa at the end of day (sample tropical fruits and local deserts are not omissible!)
Facts and figure:
Generally pick you up at 09:00 A.M and drop off at the hotel around 08:00 P.M. Time can be flexible for a private tour. Operating the tour required 2 persons minimum and 10 maximum. The condition of the road is 90% a paved surface. Also please note that this cycling tour included guide, hi-spec bike (24 speeds) and helmet rental, insurance, boat at canal, vehicle support with drinking water and snacks all the way.
Extra Information
- Inclusions -
- lunch and boat at Damnoen Saduak floating market
- Exclusions -
- Any services not mentioned in itinerary
- Extras -
- Remark;-
1) Operating the tour required 2 persons minimum
2)Child between 12-17 year of age are welcome and receive 20% discount from adult rate
3)Time can be changeable and flexible for private tour.
G4 Travel Co., Ltd. acts as intermediary between the concerned airlines, hotels, all land and water transport operators and local tourist offices providing the services. G4 Travel Co., Ltd. is therefore not responsible for any loss, injury or damage sustained by the tourists, including those occurring outside the touring programs. Additional expenses incurred due to delay, accidents, natural calamity and disaster, weather conditions, provision of transportation not based on the original operational plan, political actions and civil unrest or other circumstances beyond G4 control must be borne by the tourists. G4 reserves the right to take necessary measures when safe, smooth tour operation in accordance with the itinerary is deemed impossible, or when there is valid reason to believe that the tour cannot continue. Programs and prices, services and conditions are based on those valid at the time of printing and are therefore subject to change without advance notice before or during the tour.
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"Fugee" member and Haitian-American Pras Michel has been in touch with band mate and Haitian native Wyclef Jean since the devastating 7.0 earthquake hit the nation Tuesday.
He says he talked to Wyclef the day the roving Ambassador flew home to his ravaged homeland.
Michel says, "I spoke to him when he was leaving, like, briefly for like 20 seconds. He was like, 'I gotta get on the plane, we're leaving now.' That was maybe like, two days ago, three days ago. From what I understand he's coming back today. So him and I are probably going to sit down together, and probably figure out a game plan, you know, figure the situation out."
Michel says he'll also continue to support Wyclef's foundation, Yele Haiti.
Michel says: "Well, I'm involved in efforts as far as supporting Yele Haiti and the contributions that's coming in. I'm basically a foot soldier. I'm just here to serve my country, you know I have two countries, America and Haiti. So whatever Wyclef and Yele Haiti needs from me, I'm here to support."
Michel says he's impressed with the way so many have stepped up to donate to relief efforts. He also says he was lucky enough to reach a close friend who was in Haiti when the earthquake hit.
Michel says, "I think the response is incredible. People are so generous, especially Americans. They just rallied behind Haiti and that gives us hope. And so, what I want to make sure of, with such generosity, is that we take advantage of that. From this point on, the government of Haiti needs to be held accountable. The aid that they get every year, they gotta start building infrastructures. That means hospitals, that means schools, that means roads. It makes no sense why there's no hospitals right now. One collapsed, the other two have been abandoned, there's no medical supplies, there's no water, there's no schools, it makes no sense. So the people who are donating the supplies, they can't even get into the country to help the Haitians. So by the time they get to these people, most of them are going to be dead."
Michel says, "I have close friends, I have constituents, I have family so this is to my heart. This is not just a foreign land to me."
Michel says, "I spoke to a very close friend of mine, the day after it happened, for a couple of hours, and then all communication broke down. I mean, Haiti on its best day, it takes several tries to get to someone, so can you imagine now when there's no form of stability. She told me the whole capital has been flattened, period."
The International Red Cross estimates 45,000 to 50,000 have been killed.


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Critiques of democracy are as old as the excesses of the Athenian variety. Here's a classic: The unmediated masses are as capable of doing an injustice as any aristocracy or tyrant. In America, it's acceptable to say, as shorthand, that we're living in a Western liberal democracy. But the fact is that we live in a federal, constitutional republic, because the Framers mistrusted democracy, and the vast majority of Americans retain a great part of that mistrust. We've extended the franchise, amended the Constitution to permit the direct election of senators, and we're likely to eventually abandon the electoral college and elect presidents by the popular vote. But there is broad, deep support for anti-democratic features of our system, like the Bill of Rights.
All of this is totally uncontroversial -- unless it is uttered by Senator Rand Paul, the national politician most likely to evoke irrational paranoia from the political press. Serial anti-libertarian Jonathan Chait is the latest to demonstrate this truth in an unintentionally revealing item at New York.
Here's how he begins:
The most unusual and interesting line in Julia Ioffe's highly interesting profile of Rand Paul is Paul's confession, "I'm not a firm believer in democracy. It gave us Jim Crow." Of course, that's an awfully strange way to condemn Jim Crow, which arose in the distinctly undemocratic Apartheid South (it was no coincidence that the dismantling of Jim Crow and the granting of democratic rights to African-Americans happened simultaneously).
This is an uncharitable beginning. If a scholar of political thought said of ancient Athens, "I'm not a firm believer in democracy -- it required slavery, war, or both, to subsidize the lower classes while they carried out their civic duties," no one would think that a strange formulation -- it is perfectly coherent to talk about democracy in places that didn't extend the franchise universally, given how the term has been used and understood for two thousand years of political history.
What's more, if we include the context that Chait stripped out in his excerpt, Paul's point is perfectly clear. He was visiting a historically black college:
To approving nods, he talked about how urban renewal had really meant "urban destruction" and about how "they tore down a lot of black businesses so people would go to white stores." He found that this crowd, if not totally convinced, was receptive. Though he would still not give them a definitive answer on his position on the Civil Rights Act, he did say that he believed federal intervention had been justified. "I'm not a firm believer in democracy," he explained. "It gave us Jim Crow."
Even in the article, we have no idea what sentences Paul spoke immediately before or after that. Suffice it to say that if anyone else in the United States said, of federal intervention in the Jim Crow South, "They did the right thing overruling decisions made locally in Alabama and Mississippi, even though it was anti-democratic," no one would blink, let alone criticize the speaker.
But Chait takes the quote and turns it into a conspiracy. "It's not just a gaffe or another historical misrepresentation," he writes, "rather, it's an authentic clue into an ideology Paul has been busily concealing as he has ascended into mainstream politics." What hidden ideology does Chait discern?
Rand Paul, like his father, is deeply influenced by the political-economic philosophy of Ayn Rand. Paul usually soft-peddles his Randism, though he sometimes communicates to fellow believers through dog whistles, like playing Rush (who once dedicated an album to "the genius of Ayn Rand") at his victory speech.
Rand's philosophy is a kind of inverted Marxism, imagining politics as a struggle between a virtuous producer class that creates all wealth and the parasites who exploit them. (Marx believed the workers produced all wealth and the capitalists robbed it from them; Rand believed roughly the opposite.) Also like Marx, Rand considered conventional democratic government as a cover for this kind of exploitation. If the majority could tax the rich to benefit itself, this was tyranny.
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Here's Rand summarizing her aversion to democracy: "I do not believe that a majority can vote a man's life, or property, or freedom away from him," she argued. A less militant version of this philosophy is now the dominant credo of the Republican Party.
As I read this, I couldn't help but think of Chait as a left-leaning analogue to the character in Bob Dylan's "Talkin' John Birch Paranoid Blues." Those Objectivists were coming around / They were in the air / They were on the Ground / They wouldn't give me no peace. For 2,000 years, critics of unmediated democracy have warned about the masses abusing individuals and minorities. The American system was built from the very beginning to check democratic excesses.
But if Rand Paul distrusts democracy he must've gotten it from Ayn Rand.
It's also interesting that Chait regards Rand's formulation as "militant." Let's look at it again. "I do not believe that a majority can vote a man's life, or property, or freedom away from him." Does Chait believe that a democratic majority should be able to vote a man's life or freedom away? I know that Chait (like Rand Paul) believes that the government can tax a portion of a citizen's wealth. Should a democratic majority be able to single out an individual man and vote away his property? Believing otherwise is certainly not unique to Objectivists, libertarians, or Republicans.
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Global NAND flash revenue this year is projected to reach $22.9 billion, up from $21.2 billion in 2011. With NAND flash consumption increasing in the three principal markets for smartphones, tablets and SSDs in ultrabooks, NAND revenue will climb continually during the next few years, hitting approximately $30.9 billion by 2016, according to the market research firm.
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"Given the lukewarm performance of the tablet segment last year, there was some trepidation coming into 2012 for the NAND industry. But even though most NAND manufacturers had planned to be on the fast track in 2012 to increase production at newly built fabs, each supplier has since reduced capital spending compared to its original plans, electing to moderate supply expansions to allow demand to catch up. Such a strategy will avoid a precipitous price decline that the industry won't be able to withstand, leading to more optimism for a stronger 2012," said Michael Yang, senior principal analyst for memory & storage at IHS.
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Since 2003, South Korean authorities had arrested 49 North Korean spies and 21 of them had come to the South posing as refugees, noted Sim Jae-kwon, a member of the National Assembly's Foreign Affairs and Unification Committee, citing data compiled by the Ministry of Justice.
During the Roh Moo-hyun administration from 2003 to 2008, 14 North Korean spies were arrested, while 31 were arrested during the Lee Myung-bak administration from 2008 to 2013, showed the data. Four more spies have been arrested so far this year after conservative President Park Geun-hye took office in February.
"The rise in arrests appears to be a result of increased espionage from the North as inter-Korean relations worsened after the Lee Myung-bak administration came into power," said Sim.
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The case of 39 year old construction supervisor, Pierce Tay in which he was verbally and physically abused and assaulted by a project manager of the World Food Programme (WFP) under the United Nations Humanitarian Depot (UNHRD), Jimmy Green may be one of several which go unheard in the workings of the diplomatic community.
It also raises questions over how some foreign diplomats take undue advantage of their 'diplomatic immunity' to perpetrate all sorts of inhumane things against their Ghanaian hosts.
Somewhere last year, specifically April 28, 2009, Green who used to work under the WFP Depot Manager in Ghana, Martin Walsh was said to have made very despicable and racial comments against Pierce who was then supervising the construction of a UNHRD depot at the project site near the Kotaka International Airport in Accra referring to him as a "black monkey."
It did not end there; he was also alleged to have used words such as stupid and idiot on his victim and eventually said "even animals are better than you" and proceeded to physically attack him. Obviously offended by the use of such disparaging words on him, Pierce lodged a complaint with the Airport police who issued him with a hospital form to go for treatment.
Subsequently the police arrested Green and questioned him about the issue which he denied in his caution statement. The police thus granted him bail with the WFP Depot Manager, Martin Walsh standing as the surety and Green being asked to report to the police periodically.
On several occasions, Green failed to honour his commitment to report to the police and when the police managed to reach Walsh (the surety) for him to produce the suspect, he had the guts to tell the police he was not answerable to them but the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and thus asked the police to contact the Ministry if they needed him for any reason.
These were all contained in a police report filed by the Airport District Police Commander, Superintendent A. Ofosu Ackah dated July 8, 2009. Later, a hospital report from the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital and signed by one Dr Daniel Lamptey on February 26, 2010 indicated that Pierce was first seen at the accident and trauma centre of the hospital on March 24, 2009 "with a history of inability to walk, abrasions and swelling on both knees as a result of an assault by a fellow worker."
The injuries he sustained included abrasions on both knees, swelling at both knees and what the doctor said was a slight shift of the left knee cap.
It was later learnt that Walsh had managed to arrange for Green to sneak out of the country to Ireland in order not face prosecution since indications were that he was not covered by 'diplomatic immunity'.
A Non Governmental Organisation (NGO), the Progressive Nationalists Forum (PNF) which has Richard Kwesi Nyamah as its spokesman took the issue up and wrote two separate letters to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Alhaji Mohammed Mumuni for him to take action in the case but has since not heard from his office.
It later wrote to the WFP head office in Rome, Italy who promised to investigate the issue but has since not heard from them three months down the line.
Meanwhile, the PNF says it has received a complaint to the effect that Mr. Walsh had illegally connected electricity to his residence. It thus managed to secure a copy of a debtor's ledger on Walsh's electricity meter from the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) which confirmed the report.
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PNF thus reported the issue of the lady's involvement to the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) since it thought it was an abuse of her fundamental rights considering the fact that she was only paid a month's salary when she was sacked, but CHRAJ indicated that they could not handle the case due to Walsh's diplomatic immunity. The Labour Commission also said same when PNF petitioned it to take action on the lady's plight.
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Patricia in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
48 months ago
Hello everyone.
So far, I've progressed into clinical research the typical way:
After I was a CRA for two years, I took the certification test to become a CCRA which helped me get promoted to CRA II. In the Spring, I'll graduate with my Master of Science degree. I don't think the Master's degree will help progress my career in clinical research as I've only met a handful of project managers that have more than a RN or BS degree, but it's something that I did for my own personal satisfaction.
Does anyone have any suggestions about how to make the next step to get into project management?
Massa in Salt Point, New York
47 months ago
I am also interested to hear from CRAs that moved on to another position. Anyone with a story they would like to share?
Margaret in Bethel, Connecticut
47 months ago
Patricia in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania said: Hello everyone.
HI, My company is currently looking CCRA for contract position's to do monitoring at Ohio State University's hospital (Columbus, OH) and the University of Pennsylvania's Hospital (Philadelphia, PA). Please email me your resume if anyone is interested firstname.lastname@example.com
x in Fairfield, Connecticut
47 months ago
Yea Margaret, your comment really was not helpful nor relevant.
Massa in Bridgeview, Illinois
47 months ago
The poster is looking to go to project management, not looking for CRA jobs. This happens with me with recruiters all the time: why offer a position that you know we aren't interested in? I can't handle all this travel forever and I gotta find how to get into pm
47 months ago
Just promoted to Lead CRA recently on a couple of studies, still working as a CRA on a couple of other studies... Also looking for best way to break in to Project Management... Thank you!
Jackie Newlands in San Diego, California
43 months ago
James in Central District, Hong Kong
43 months ago
Those of you who are sick of CRA because of travel - what about being a non-clinical research project manager? That is, work in academia as a basic research manager. Also, isn't the pay for basic research coordinators pretty decent (a step below basic research project management)
Calamanzoo in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
43 months ago
The pay for a basic research coordinator at a university is about 50k less than what a Senior CRA brings in. Personally, after working in industry, I just could not sustain the pay cut to move into a university.
James in Central District, Hong Kong
43 months ago
Ah. So for the OP, would it be best to get a MS in Clinical Research at this point? Or better to just apply like crazy for project management positions?
Also - very sorry to change the subject, feel free to ignore this part.
But here's my story:
From here, how do I become a clinical research/trial assistant --> CRC --> CRA?
Do I need to get a CNA license and do nursing for a year first? Take an online course in medical terminology and/or clinical trial management?
Or should I just apply to jobs all over the country (which is scary as I'd leave all my family and friends)?
MaryBeth in Silver Spring, Maryland
43 months ago
If you are in the USA, I would not suggest to get a masters degree with the hope of progressing up a level. Very few project managers at my company have Masters degrees.
Lori in Nashville, Tennessee
43 months ago
Becoming a project manager is like being in a sorority or fraternity. It's a buddy system. Try the lead CRA role for about two year, this has been the process for several of my friends that are managers. Also Covance and ICON have associate project managers positions. Duties are very similar to Senior or Principal CRA.
good luck!
James in Central District, Hong Kong
43 months ago
Pinky in Athens, Georgia
43 months ago
The way to get into clinical research is a combination of luck, experience and "being in the right place at the right time.". Typically, CTA jobs or project assistants are the lowest of the low, the primary entry level clinical research job. All you need is a Bachelor of Science and good administrative skills. When looking at jobs, be willing to move anywhere and be able to talk intelligibly about the job.
Keep in mind, the poor economic situation has freezed hiring and people laid off from higher up positions were forced to apply for these jobs. You just can't compete with these more experienced personnel. However, the recruiter calls have been coming in like crazy lately so it looks like things are picking up. Keep trying, networking and making face-to-face contacts with people in the industry.
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2 months ago
1 month ago
I am an associate clinical recruiter. The insight I have received from the many individuals in the pharma industry is much of what has already been mentioned.
I work with numerous pharma, biotech, and medical device companies and I have to be honest with you, most of my clients look for someone that already has CPM experience. So your next question is...well how do I get the experience if no one will give me the chance?
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...and I still haven't made up my mind. The other day I was reduced to telling someone that I had thought about voting for Edwards, but now I was leaning toward Obama. Or Clinton. Or Obama. Or Clinton. Or maybe Edwards.
I've never been undecided this close to election day before.
Then again, I've never been making a choice that felt this important before, either—nor, with the exception of my very first presidential election, in 1992 (before the Bill Clinton of the campaign became the Bill Clinton of "don't ask, don't tell" and "end[ing] welfare as we know it"), have I cast a vote without a) a sigh of resignation that I'd picked the lesser of the evils or b) a sigh of resignation that I was doomed to a protest vote yet again. (And since Kucinich just dropped out, I don't even have the protest vote option this time around.)
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In yesterday's New York Times, Gloria Steinem declared that "Women Are Never Front-Runners," and evoked an image of a female Obama who would never be considered a viable presidential candidate because of her gender.
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The bindings seemed really comfortable and snugged in nicely, especially the ankle strap (felt great). Toe strap kept slipping up after a run and required resetting on a regular basis. Not sure how much this relates to the specific binding and how much is just binding behaviour in general but that was my experience. As I said I'm a beginner so take my review as such :)
As they say, the bindings are bulletproof. I didn't do anything exceptionally stupid on them (beginner status) but they handled everything I threw at them without breaking a sweat; I sure put some stress on them pulling some pretty stupid stacks haha.
The super comfy lining on the highback tends to wear and fade pretty quidk and I got a little chipping on the base camo colour exterior (got the hunter camo's) but structurally they're solid as a rock and that's what I'm raelly interested in. As long as a binding takes everything you can throw at it without breaking, that's all that matters to me (currently) :)
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Definitions for versusˈvɜr səs, -səz
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
ver•susˈvɜr səs, -səz(prep.)
against (used esp. to join names of parties in a legal case or competing teams or players in a sports contest):
Smith versus Jones; Army versus Navy.
Category: Function Word
as compared to; in contrast with: traveling by plane versus traveling by train.
Category: Function Word
Ref: Abbr.: v. 6 , vs. 1
Origin of versus:
1400–50; late ME < L: towards, i.e., turned so as to face (something), orig. ptp. of vertere to turn; see verse
Kernerman English Learner's Dictionary
versus(preposition)ˈvɜr səs, -səz
against, used to indicate opposing players or teams in a sport
Spain versus Brazil in the final
versusˈvɜr səs, -səz
against, used to talk about two opposing ideas, people in a debate, etc.
herbal versus traditional medicine
against, in opposition to.
It is the Packers versus the Steelers in the Super Bowl.
compared with, as opposed to.
Bringing a legal action against, as used in the title of a court case in which the first party indicates the plaintiff (or appellant or the like), and the second indicates the defendant (or respondent or the like).
Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kans.
Origin: From versus, past participle of verto.
Webster Dictionary
against; as, John Doe versus Richard Roe; -- chiefly used in legal language, and abbreviated to v. or vs
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(often abbreviated to v or vs when written) against
the England v Wales rugby match.
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