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Friday, March 1, 2013
to all the teachers in our life...
did you know?
that almost my entire family are teachers?
my mom, sister, 2 brother-in-laws, sister-in-law...it's kinda crazy...
and then when you figure how many friends of ours are teachers and administrators...it really adds up to a ton of teachers in our life.
for the past 1.5 years, the staff at abbie's school have been working like crazy to help her catch up...help us figure out how to help her. reading resource, social work, occupational/sensory interventions...in fact, without the comment one of the staff members regarding a gluten free/dairy free diet and its potential to help abbie...would i have even decided to take that next step? one can never know...
what if there are more abbie's out there? what if she is not the only one? and a change in diet could help unlock more little brains and make all of these heroic (and often unnoticed) efforts of teachers and schools amount to a substantial increase of academic achievement?
i wanted to beat myself over the head when working with abbie before the food change...she just wasn't with me. and when your brain can't be there...no change in curriculum, staff or school could have made a difference with our abbie. she never would have caught up. she might have always been on a caseload...
thank you fairhaven school. thank you for never giving up on abbie. a diet change + the academic assistance you gave her = crazy success. you all are making a difference. never ever doubt it.
man oh man oh man.
can you just imagine...
i think some hope just might be out there... for realz.
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Tag Archives: bosozoku
ART CORNER: Bosozoku Cats and Kyuusha by San Mamiya
San Mamiya is a brilliant artist from Japan that operates mainly on Instagram. With an apparent fondness for old cars, bosozoku cats and the superdeformed style that populates manga, his illustrations exhibit a unique Nihon style that can probably be loosely described as Japanese Ed Roth.
EVENTS: Sunday morning at Daikoku Futo
Located right off the famed Wangan Bayshore Route in Yokohama, Daikoku Futo PA is a congress for car fiends. As die-hard fans of JDM-land know, representatives of any and every type of Japanese tuning subculture come together to appreciate the many facets of … Continue reading
EVENTS: 2015 New Year Meeting, Part 04 — Shakotan Sleds
The previous installment of our New Year Meeting coverage focused on originality. In Part 04, we travel to the opposite end of the spectrum. But among all of Japan's customization styles, shakotan is perhaps the most appealing to JNCers. Translated as simply "low," shakotan cars are … Continue reading
JNC's top stories of 2014
As we mentioned, 2014 was the Year of the JNC. As it draws to a close, let's look back at the things that most interested JNCers over the last 365 days.
VIDEO: Happy Doukoho Eve, Everyone!
On November 22, 1978, over 3000 bosozoku motorcycles and cars swarmed the streets of Tokyo, cruising, parading, revving and generally causing a ruckus. On the following day a new Japanese traffic law would require helmets for all motorcyclists. So a huge … Continue reading
EVENTS: 2014 SEMA, Part 02 — Bosozoku style comes to America
If there was one thing we learned from SEMA this year, it is that you must widebody all the things. From Beetles to Benzes, everything is being massively flared, often with bolt-on over-fenders, ducktail spoilers and turaichi shakotan stances. Bosozoku style has finally come to America.
VIDEO: "The Streets of Japan in 4K"
Speaking of tuning trends, the neon Lamborghinis are back, along with biker chicks, RWB Porsches, and a brief glimpse of bosozoku sleds. It's the current state of Japanese car culture, as viewed through the lens of the mainstream west. Love or … Continue reading
EVENTS: 2014 Japanese Classic Car Show, Part 09 — Editors' Picks
Each year as part of our Japanese Classic Car Show coverage, we pick our favorites to highlight. We had six members of the JNC team at the show this year, plus one car that we voted on collectively to give the JNC Award. Here's what we chose.
EVENTS: 2014 Japanese Classic Car Show, Part 05 — Made in the 80s
While chrome-bumpered machines from the 60s and 70s are still the Japanese Classic Car Show's core, urethane capped 80s cars are making their presence known in a big way. In this installment we look at iconic cars from the Reagan decade.
ART CORNER: The custom 1:24 models of Luis Aguilar, Part 01
We met Luis Aguilar at a local AE86 owner gathering and immediately had our brains melted by his astounding 1:24 scale plastic models. It wasn't just his tremendous attention to detail that caught our eye, but his highly accurate adherence … Continue reading


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on 5/28/2013 11:33:00 PM
Age: 25-29
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I've already bought this again. This stuff is the best! A little sweep across my cheekbones, tip of nose, forehead, and chin, and my face looks so refreshed and alive. I like it more than bronzer. Bronzer can be too strong and fake on my face. This stuff looks way more natural. Like the name suggests, it gives a beautiful *warmth* to the face. A little goes a LONG WAY! I remember having the flu last year. I had to leave to go to the doctor and I looked like absolute hell in the mirror. I grabbed my warmth and swept it across the areas mentioned on my face and... wah la!! My face suddenly looked radiant and alive. This stuff is amazing. I honestly am dumbfounded by the negative reviews I see here. I HIGHLY recommend anyone try this out first for themselves before dismissing the product based on people's reviews. For reference, I am NC20 in Mac.
on 5/18/2013 4:49:00 PM
Age: 19-24
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This product is very nice and it does stay on for very long but I do find it to be slightly orange!
on 4/25/2013 6:36:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
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Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
i like this, but its to expensive for me. id rather just use a drugstore to bronze. it gives a nice sun kissed tan summer look doesnt "shimmer" too much, its pretty matte. its very pigmented. the packaging is kind of annoying sometimes because ive dropped it a few times when i twas open and some product fell out and i was sad that all that was wasted...overall, its okay. if you are on a budget, i would say just pass this, if you can afford it, sure try it out.
if you dont an olive undertone, i dont think this would be for you. if you are more "pale" its going to look very weird, just because its very pigmented, BUT they have lighter "all over face color" for those people.
on 2/26/2013 2:21:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I have repurchased this a couple of times and I must say I adore it.
I wear bronzer more than blush; in fact, I rarely wear blush in the spring/summer. I like warm bronzers as well, as they tend to flatter my colouring. This is a very warm bronzer, and it flatters me very much. Cooler ones make me look muddy; this one makes me look sun-kissed.
It's almost warm enough to be a blush/bronzer combo on me; it's a little orange (and I mean that in a VERY flattering way).
I purchased the full-size of this after using a bunch of samples over a year ago, and it's still going strong. A very little goes a long way. Bonus: it's loose, and as a clumsy girl, I tend to drop my makeup. No shattering a loose product!
I will continue to repurchase this product. It's just over $20 CAD and considering how long it lasts (not only the product, but it lasts FOREVER on the skin), I think it is VERY worth it.
on 1/5/2013 12:39:00 PM
Age: 30-35
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Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
One of the best bronzers out there. This is a great bronzer because it looks like skin. It is a bit dark no matter what color shade your skin is, so a little goes a looong way! It does last pretty long, and just gives a nice natural looking glow. :)
I also use this as an eye shadow a lot during summer, makes my brown eyes have that perfect bronzer look :)
on 12/10/2012 1:29:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
+ You dont need much to bronze
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+ Long lasting - Ive had it for a year
- The colour
- Very hard to blend
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on 11/19/2012 2:58:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Warmth is a product that for me, does exactly what it says: gives a naturally flushed glow. The color seems to have been formulated to produce a natural "blush" and it will turn out that way if you apply it SPARINGLY. I suggest using the biggest brush possible so the color doesn't end up too concentrated when it lands. I have fair skin and I love this. I always forget to reach for it because I have 50+ blushes but when I wear it I'm happy. If you use it solely as a bronzer you might be overwhelmed but sparing and proper placement will do the trick. A container will last forever because if how concentrated it is but if I lost it or gave it away I'd pick up another.
on 9/28/2012 2:35:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Well, I must start by telling I was completely in love with this product because it gives a lovely, healthy, natural glow. I was using it every single day for months.
Sadly, I was in the middle of the second package when suddenly I broke out on both cheeks and temples, just where I applied the most of it. I waited to make sure that Warmth was the cause of it and, alas, no doubt about it! I am very surprised, because I have generally clear skin and don't break out easily, and this is supposed to be a line for the most sensitive and reactive of skin types.
I am crushed to say- there will be no Warmth for me anymore. Boy, will I miss it.
on 9/21/2012 3:41:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Dark, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I love this product is use it as a
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i love this cuz if ur sick it'll just warm you're whole look!
i will forshure repurchase and probably buy in the rest of the shades!
on 9/20/2012 3:25:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Let me start by saying, I am super pale. Like, whitest of the white, and very cool/pinky toned. I did not purchase this; I got it from a friend. I didn't really think it would work for me because it looks so dark and somewhat muddy...Not good for a snow white face. But I was pleasantly surprised. Come summer after a trip to california I actually managed to get a tan a little bit and my foundation became too light. I tried this out with a VERY light hand, and it totally brought the "warmth" back into my face! This has been the only "bronzer" product I've ever been able to use without looking ridiculous/fake/orange. Just make sure you use a very, very light hand and build up as necessary so you don't end up looking like you've got dirt smudged on your face. I will probably purchase next summer.
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ICELAND Iceland means new and different things for you to see and do, whatever the season. Every part of the year has its own special attractions, character and charm. And don"t let the name deceive you - Iceland can be very warm in summer when the sun shines virtually round the clock, while January temperatures are around 0°C. Getting There Iceland is a European Island midway between North America and Europe. This makes Iceland not only ideal as a gateway between Europe and United States, but also as a docing point on route to Asia by plane. The privately- run Flybus connects to all the flights at Keflavic airport, shuttling you into Reykjavik in about 45 min. The flybus will drop people off at major hotels in Reykjavik. You can also take a taxi, but expect the cost of approx 75-90 $. Gamla Hofnin (Old Harbour) and Sundahofn are known collectively as the Reykjavik Harbour. The Smyril Line operates a car and passenger ferry service in summer between Seydisfjordur and Bergen (Norway) and Hanstholm (Denmark). Visas: The visa is to be obtained prior to arrival in the country Distances between cities in Iceland By Car: The Ring Road (Route 1), which circles the island, is mostly paved and makes a pleasant driving tour from spring to autumn. Secondary roads across the central highlands are open from early July through to late August, depending on the weather The following table provides approximate driving distances between major cities in the Netherlands. Kilometres are shown in the lower left of the table, miles in the upper right. City Rek Aku Gri Gey Fla Egl Fas Rau Ska Vik Reykjavik • 257 257 59 224 367 407 349 216 111 Akureyri 415 • 19 177 270 165 214 143 260 217 Grimsey 414 32 • 188 232 185 234 155 280 198 Geysir 95 286 304 • 282 343 384 321 192 105 Flateyri 361 436 374 454 • 436 485 414 411 305 Eglisstadir 591 266 299 553 702 • 49 132 236 314 Faskruosfjord 656 346 378 619 782 79 • 211 222 296 Raufarhofn 563 231 251 518 667 213 340 • 398 330 Skaftafell 348 419 452 310 662 381 358 642 • 105 Vik 179 350 320 170 492 506 477 536 169 • Points to consider: minimum driving age is 18. is on the right and you must overtake on the left-hand side. driver and all passengers in the front and rear of the car must wear seat belts if fitted. out for cyclists, who are likely to be unpredictable and will usually be supported by the law - even in situations that seem ridiculous to drivers from other countries. urban areas note that cars always give way to trams (as does everything in the Netherlands). under 3 must travel in a safety seat in the rear of the car, while those aged 3-12 can travel in the front only with a special safety seat. vehicles must carry a red warning triangle in case of breakdown. It is also recommended that cars carry spare bulbs as the police will stop you if they spot defective lights. speed limit on motorways is 120/110km per hour (75/70mph), on the open road it is 80km per hour (50mph), and in urban areas it is 50km per hour (30mph). CURRENCY: Currency: Icelandic Krona (ISK). ISK1 = 100 aurar Notes: ISK5000, 2000, 1000 and 500 Coins: ISK100, 50, 10, 5 and 1 Credit cards: International credit cards, including Visa and MasterCard are widely accepted by restaurants, hotels and shops. Exchange Most major currencies can be exchanged at banks or bureaux de change in Reykjavik and most towns. Hotels often offer exchange facilities, but at relatively poor rates. The most favourable exchange rate is normally found at banks. Local currency can be obtained from international ATMs in most towns and at the airport with an international credit or debit card. You will be charged for using this facility and should ascertain in advance from your account holding bank as to what these charges will be. Traveller's cheques are widely accepted. Carry them in USD or Euros for the widest acceptance. Tips: Service is generally included in prices in Iceland, so it is not necessary to tip. If you choose to tip, leaving 10% on the table in restaurants or rounding up a cap fare to the nearest ISK10-20 should suffice. Telephone International dialling code: 354 Area codes: There are no area codes as such in Iceland All phones in Iceland have seven digit numbers which must be dialed in their entirety to be connected no matter where you call from. Health Concerns The water in Iceland is safe to drink - generally even straight from mountain streams. Citizens of the EU, Liechtenstein and Norway qualify for free medical care as long as they are in possession of a valid EHIC (European Health Insurance Card, which replaces form E111 as of January 1, 2006), which may be obtained from post offices or official governmental channels in their country of origin. Failing this, patients will be charged in full for medical care. Medical treatment is extremely advanced and sophisticated but is correspondingly expensive. Consequently, citizens of all other countries are recommended to acquire full medical insurance. You can obtain a doctor by calling Tel: 1770. If engaging in outdoor pursuits (as many visitors to Iceland do) be sure to wear adequate clothing for the activity and weather conditions. Exposure can cause hypothermia and frostbite. The former can kill while the latter can be disabilitating and severe cases result in the loss of limbs. Always ensure that your extremities (feet, hands and face) are well covered in cold conditions. Never trek alone, Iceland is a small but sparsely populated country and it is essential that you have a companion should either of you run into difficulties and require aid. If travelling in a pair make sure that both of you are familiar with basic first aid and emergency procedure in the event of accident. Personal Safety Iceland is undoubtedly one of the safest destinations on the planet. The crime rate is almost zero and it is extremely unlikely that you'll be the victim of any crime whatsoever during a stay in Reykjavik or indeed anywhere on the island. Although even petty theft is unlikely don't neglect to take common sense precautions to protect your belongings, fasten your bag and try not to carry important documents with you if it can be avoided, as much to guard against accidental loss as deliberate theft. If travelling outside the capital makes sure that you stick to marked paths or employ a guide. Iceland's geology is completely unique, and volcanic features can be deceptive and extremely dangerous if you are not familiar with them. Fissures in rock can be outlets for super-heated steam, or may be a lot deeper than you think. Earthquakes are not uncommon (though often very mild), and volcanic eruptions tend to occur every few years. Make sure that you familiarise yourself with the appropriate procedure in case of earthquake or volcanic eruption, whether in a building or in the open. Do not stand close to fissure or waterfalls, there are several documented cases of careless tourists disappearing at even the most popular sites in the country, with the only conclusion being that they fell foul of the geology. One minor point of safety, but one that visitors often fall foul of, is that the water from the hot water tap is extremely and instantly hot in Iceland. It is superheated geo-thermally and can easily scald you should you jump in the shower and turn on the hot tap without any cold water. Note that a similar problem can occur with naturally occurring pools of water; it is not advised that you bathe unsupervised in the open. Note if you are a keen angler that it is illegal to bring fishing tackle into the country unless it has been disinfected and sealed by a qualified veterinary surgeon before embarkation. It is easier to hire equipment while in the country. Emergency Numbers Police 112 Ambulance 112 Fire 112 Regions in Brief: 180,000 Icelanders live in greater Reykjavik area. Icelanders live around the edge on the Island. The One road, the ring Road, runs all the way around the island. The Reykjavik peninsula–Keflavik Airport, the gateway for all the international travelers, is on the peninsula. It"s the major tourist site are the Krisuvik bubbling mud pool, whale watching at Grindavik and the Blue Lagoon. The South–Suthern Iceland is packed with attractions. The golden Triangle" of Gulfoss waterfall, Geyser and Thingvellir national park shows off the Iceland"s greatest hits in a day trip. Off the coast, the Westman Island shows the effect of the recent volcano activity. The West–The Snaefellesness peninsula, jutting out of north of reykavik, is a great place for whale watching and glacier tour. The North–The North is anchored by Akureyri, Iceland"s pnly real city outside Reykjavik. The town of Husavik, an hour away, is Iceland"s whale – watching centre. The East – Europ"s largest glacier, atnajokull, anchors Iceland"s southeast corner. Ferries to the rets of Europe leave from the port of Seyoisfjordur. The interior – Desolate, strange and rare, this is truly unique place. GETTING AROUND: Getting There Air : air Iceland, departing from reykjavik City airport, hits all the major populated area including Akureri, Egilsstaoir, Hornafjorour, Isafjorour, the Westman Island, grimsey, thorshofn, Vopnafjorour, the Faeroe Island and the Greenland. Bus: In Iceland, all the scheduled bus routes are coordinated by Iceland"s main bus company, BSI. Buses run around the perimeter of the country. If you are going to the Blue Lagoon, the bus company Thingvallalied sells a combination bus ticket and blue lagoon pass for approx ISK 2500. Train: There are no trains in Iceland. CLIMATE Weather Considering the northerly location of Iceland, its climate is much milder than might be expected, especially in winter. The average annual temperature for Reykjavík is 5 C, the average January temperature being -0.4 C and July 11.2 C. The annual rainfall on the south coast is about 3000 mm, whereas in the highlands north of Vatnajokull it drops to 400 mm or less. Iceland's southern and western coasts experience relatively mild winter temperatures thanks to the warm waters of the Gulf Stream. July and August are the warmest months and the chances of fine weather improve as you move north and east. While they're more prone to clear weather than the coastal areas, the interior deserts can experience other problems such as blizzards and high winds that whip up dust and sand into swirling, gritty maelstroms. Coastal areas in Iceland tend to be windy and gales are common, especially in winter. Thunderstorms are extremely rare. It must be remembered that the weather in Iceland can change very rapidly so make sure to check the weather forecast to see what is in store. In the winter you can never be too cautious if you are planning on travelling outside the capital area. The Northern Lights The Northern Lights can often be seen on clear, cold nights when the moon isn't too bright. The best time of the year is between November and February when the sky is at its darkest. The Northern Lights are easiest to see in the open countryside where there is not much light pollution. They usually appear after dinner, beginning around 9pm and continuing until well past midnight. Midnight Sun For two months in the summer there is continuous daylight in Iceland. Spring and autumn also enjoy long periods of twilight. Depending on how far north you are in Iceland there are some days or weeks in June when you can still see the sun at 12 o'clock midnight. This is possible in Reykjavik from around 18th - 24th June. There are special tours offered to the island of Grimsey, which is the only part of Iceland to lie within the Arctic Circle. Here visitors can experience the magic of seeing the sun never set. The winter darkness, with only three to four hours' daylight, lasts from around November until the end of January. Daylight (Sunrise/Sunset) Reykjavík Ísafjörður Month Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Jan 11:19 am 03:44 pm 12:01 pm 03:11 pm Feb 10:09am 05:14 pm 10:15 am 05:19 pm Mar 08:37 am 06:45 pm 08:31 am 06:59 pm Apr 06:47 am 08:18 pm 06:43 am 08:31 pm May 05:01 am 9:51 pm 04:26 am 10:35 pm June 03:24 am 11:29 pm Daylight 24 hours a day July 03:04 am 11:57 pm 02:34 am 10:40 pm Aug 4:32 am 10:33 pm 4:34 am 10:40 pm Sept 06:08 am 8:45 pm 6:12 am 8:50 pm Oct 7:35 am 6:59 pm 7:41 am 7:02 pm Nov 9:09 am 5:13 pm 9:41 am 4:50 pm Dec 10:44 am 3:49 pm 11:25 3:18 pm Average Temperatures (Degrees celsius) Reykjavík Akureyri January -2,3 -4,3 April 3,7 3,1 July 10,1 7,5 October 4,8 3,8 Food & Drink Ponnukokur: Pancakes rolled with jam, sugar or whipped cream. Kleinur: Twisted doughnuts Astarpungar: Doughnut holes. You'll find a vast selection of dairy products on the menus and grocery store shelves, including first-class varieties of butter, cheese, cream, and yoghurt. Ugbrauð: Lunches usually include sliced, buttered rye bread served with pickled vegetables and bits of fresh or smoked salmon, herring or trout. These fish and others, like haddock and cod, are also grilled with butter or doused with wine, garlic, or mustard-based sauces. Vínarterta: Cakes filled with prune or rhubarb jam. Rjomaterta: Cream cakes. Mommukökur: Gingerbread cookies. Laufabrauð (leaf bread): Is a unique holiday goodie that's deep-fried and pressed with beautiful, leaf-like patterns. TIME: Iceland is 5 hours and 30 minutes behind India. CLOTHING: In the summer, light clothing is often all you need - but always be prepared for both cold and wet weather at all times of the year. The weather can be extremely changeable. Icelanders often say, "If you don"t like the weather, just wait 15 minutes." And always bring a bathing suit, whatever time of the year you visit. A favourite pastime is year-round outdoor swimming in countless geothermaly heated pools and lagoons, with a typical temperature of 25-28°C. ELECTRICITY: The voltage used is 220 volts. TIPS: This is a matter of personal discretion. Tips are appreciated and expected for good service in restaurants and other places. Although restaurant bills often include a service charge, this amount is not typically for the waiters/staff. A typical tip is approximately 10%. LANGUAGE: Icelandic, English, Nordic languages & German are also widely spoken. SHOPPING and MUST BUYS: Probably the country's best-known exports are the gorgeous handmade lopapeysa, or Icelandic sweaters, meticulously knitted in colourful patterns from the wool of long-haired Icelandic sheep. These soft, beautiful creations can be expensive, but they can cost twice as much abroad. You can even purchase skeins of wool, patterns and needles to knit your own sweaters. Sheepskin gloves and slippers are also popular and of excellent quality. Other unique Icelandic items include traditional fish-skin coats, belts and shoes. Also keep an eye out for antique accoutrements and contemporary Nordic-style jewellery. Reykjavik's numerous art galleries exhibit a variety of folk-art paintings and edgy modern works, as well as Icelandic crafts and ceramics. Look for simple jewellery, hand-painted fabrics, lovely hand-thrown pottery and eclectic but functional animal-skin items. Unusual shapes chiselled and smoothed from hardened lava let you take a piece of an Icelandic volcano home with you. Bookstores also have wonderful finds, and most coffee-table volumes and historic tomes can be found in English as well as Icelandic. If you're not a photographer, picture books and guidebooks can be thoughtful souvenirs that capture the places where your memories were made. Many bookstores and art galleries also sell less expensive postcards, stamps, fine art cards, slides and CDs that highlight Iceland's enthralling scenery and original music styles. Iceland is also famous for its flourishing fishing industry, and you can bring homedelicious (even if it is vacuum- packed) smoked salmon and trout. Skyr (skimmed-milk curd) also transports well, and can be frozen for later use. The caraway-flavoured spirit Brennivín, often hard to find outside of the country, makes a potent souvenir. You can also find many local treats and sundries at major supermarkets and shops specialising in Icelandic merchandise CITIES: REYKJAVIK The world's most Northerly capital, Iceland's pretty capital city, with its neat, narrow streets and gleaming multicoloured buildings, curves around the wide, flat expanse of Videyjarsund bay. The settlement's stunning location was chosen in the 9th century by the country's first settler, Norseman Ingólfur Arnarson, who bestowed it with a name that fittingly means "Smoky Bay." The northernmost European capital, today Reykjavik is a modern city and a thriving cultural metropolis lined with grand churches, meticulously groomed gardens, historic museums, trendy stores, and innovative art galleries. This hub of cosmopolitan restaurants and chic nightspots is set amid an amazing variety of natural splendour; in a day from the city, you can easily climb glaciers, hike to geysers, and watch live volcanoes, then dress up, dine well, and party all night. Getting Around Reykjavik is a friendly and a colourful city and a walk around the city centre area is delightful experience. Buses run by street connect everywhere you"d want to go in Reyjavik. The fare is approx ISK 220 per ride. Reykjavik Tourist Card – Available for 24, 48 or 72 hrs, this card gives you admission to the thermal pools, unlimited travel with the local "Street" buses, admission to a great selection of museums and galleries, plus discount on various tours, shopping & services. Attractions Hallgrimskirkja (Church og Hallgrimur) Reykjavik"s highest and most imposing structure, Hallgrimskirkja, in the town centre, is visible from over 20 kms away. Begun in the late 1940"s and completed in 1986, with its stark, light-filled interior, it offers the best panoramic views of the city. Perlan (Pearl) A walk through landscaped gardens lead to the top of Oskjuhlid Hill and Reykjavik"s architectural masterpiece – the Pearl. This magnificent glass structure, has an outside viewing deck offering views of tbe city, as it sprawls out below. It also has the Saga Museum, a vibrant multi-dimensional display depicting key moments in Icelandic history. Arbaejarsafn (Arbae Open – Air Folk Museum) Arbaejarsafn is Reykjavik"s folk museum, and the largest open-air museum in Iceland where reconstructions of homes and workshops special exhibitions may be seen. Craftspeople demonstrate traditional tasks almost every day in the museum. Thjodminjasafn Island The National Museum has a huge range of relics and tools spanning Reykjavik"s 11 centuries of history. It houses everything from medieval alter cloths to its star attraction a 12 th century door depicting a Norse battle scene. Heiti Potturinn (Hot Pots) Geothermal swimming pools and hot pots play a major part in Icelandic life. The hottest pools have controlled temperatures of up to 44 degree Celisus and are said to have certain medical benefits. The largest is Laugardalslaug. Excursions: Blue Lagoon & Swimming Pools A rough-hewn, sky-blue lake surrounded by rocky lava outcrops provides a natural setting for the posh Blue Lagoon resort, southwest of Reykjavik. 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The beach at Nautholsvík has a stretch of coastline where thermally heated water is mixed with the ocean, so you can take a seaside dip any time of the year. Aside from the capital, most cities in Iceland have similar heated swimming pools, spas and natural hot springs. Whale Watching: The Ocean around Reykjavik is a natural habitat for many different types of whales. The whale watching season runs from April to October. Geysir: The English word "geyser" comes from a single geysir located in the South West of Iceland. The geysir area is also rich in walking paths that lead past steaming vents and colourful, mineral rich mud formations. Gulfoss: In a land of Earthly beauty, one wonder stands above the rest, Iceland"s beloved Gulfoss, or Golden Falls. The wide, rocky Hvita River divides the rumpled green plains of the southeast to tumble down into the famous, two-layer Gullfoss cascades. Backed by an impressive ravine, the "Golden Falls" stretch up into 32 metres (105ft) of thundering water and glittering mists. Saved from damming by a local farmer's daughter, the Gullfoss park area is now a national monument. On clear days, look southeast past the Viking relics at Stong to glimpse the low, sooty cone of Mount Hekla, Iceland's most active volcano. East of Akureyri, other visibly active volcanic areas include the Krafla Caldera and Askja area. Snaefellsjokull Glacier: Jutting out like a dragon's head above the Faxafloi bay north-west of Reykjavik, the snow-covered Snaefellsnes Peninsula is centered on the Snaefellsjokull Glacier. Fishing villages have survived in the remote locale and rugged environment over the centuries, but the many ships that are strewn about the razor-sharp lava beds that line the shores bear testament to the precariousness of their existence out here. Surrounded by angry seas, the coasts have been thrashed into natural arches and cupcake-like promontories, while the frosty interior tickled the imagination of author Jules Verne, whose Journey to the Centre of the Earth began in these bare mountain slopes. Today, this is a top skiing and hiking region, as well as a place to explore Viking legends. Thingvellir National Park Set around Thingvallavatn, Iceland's largest lake, the wildly beautiful Thingvellir National Park is framed by an army of imposing volcanic peaks. The park is also one of the country's most important historic sites, the chosen location for the original Althingi (National Assembly) when it was founded as the core of the country's government in 930AD. Gathered at the northern end of the lake is a collection of buildings and historic landmarks, including the flag- topped Lögberg (Law Rock), the flat expanse where the legislators and courts once conducted their annual mid-summer business. Also in the park are such geologically significant sites as the gaping Almannagja crevasse, which marks the separation of two Giant tectonic plates. The island-studded Oxara River, which winds through the park, shelters Arctic bird colonies, and the land is popular for pony treks, hikes and free ranger-guided walks. Thingvellir is open May-Sep. Vestmannæyjar Archipelago Bird life and Icelandic seafaring history are the attractions of the volcanic Vestmannæyjar (Westman Islands) Archipelago. The sole settlement of Heimaey has plenty of traditional folklore attached to it, from tales of the original Westman (Irish) slaves who murdered the first Norwegian settler Ingólfur Arnarson's half-brother here in the 10th century, to the Algerian pirates who raided the island six centuries later. Around Heimaey, it's also a hotbed of volcanic activity: The town was evacuated in 1973 during an eruption of a nearby volcano and the eastern part of the town was buried under ash and lava. You can still see semi-engulfed buildings, parts of them now literally encased in solid rock. Today, Heimæy's annual Puffin Festival attracts thousands of Icelanders, who flock here to help return lost chicks to the sea. Akureyri Iceland's second-largest city, originally a 16th-century trading post, sits at the top of the island and is fronted by the spectacular granite cliffs of Eyjafjordur. Perfectly modern, utterly charming, and often shrouded in mist, the neat brown and white storefronts and homes are spread along the glossy bay in the shadow of lush pastures and flat, snow-slathered slopes. Several good museums, pretty gardens, and austere historic buildings are gathered in the compact waterfront area and city centre, while forest trails, mountain paths and the Arctic Circle are accessible in just an hour or two. Grimsey Half of this small, secluded island, which hangs above Iceland, is within the boundaries of the Arctic Circle. It's one of the world's best and most beautiful landscapes in which to view the pulsating rainbow of Northern Lights. Originally a 10th century Viking settlement, the island expanded into a key fishing point and farming region, albeit with only around 100 permanent residents. The chiseled coastal cliffs are prime bird-watching territory, while you'll often spot seals, whales, and other sea creatures beneath the churning waters. Jokulsargljufur National Park A breathtaking expanse of greenery stretches far below the sheer brown rock faces of Jokulsargljufur National Park, where asbyrgi canyon was legendarily stamped into the earth by the flying steed of a Viking god. Slim waterfalls hiss over tumbled sections of rock, while murky ponds churn with the splashing and diving of duck colonies. This is terrific hiking and camping terrain, with cliff-side trails, soft meadows of heather, shadowy forests of tall stone columns, and expansive glacial views. 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Skaftafell National Park and Winter Sports Dark, glistening glacial lakes reflect the sharp black ridges erupting between the massive ice sheets that cover much of Skaftafell National Park, Iceland's most popular wilderness area. The park is actually just a tiny lower section of the Vatnajokull ice cap, which at 8,300 square kilometers (3,200square miles) is the world's largest outside of the Polar Regions. Stretches of cottony clouds hang low over the flat, golden fields that stretch between the meadows, where easy gravel trails lead to former Saga- era farms, waterfalls flowing over bone-like columns of basalt rock, quiet ponds, alpine woods, and tough, slippery ice climbs. Little wonder that this is a favourite region for skiing, sledding, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling. Indian restaurants Austur India Felagio If you ever feel in need of a curry fix while in Reykjavik, you could do a lot worse than heading for Austur India Felagio on Hverfisgata. 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The Obama administration should make any diplomatic agreement with Iran contingent on Tehran's help finding missing CIA contractor Robert Levinson, a lawyer for his family said Monday.
"He's your guy and you put him there," attorney David McGee said. "Raise the ante."
Levinson disappeared in Iran in 2007. For years, the government falsely said Levinson was traveling on private business. But he was really a CIA contractor traveling on an unauthorized mission to collect intelligence.
Relations between the U.S. and Iran have softened in recent months and the two countries are inching toward a diplomatic deal over Tehran's nuclear program. President Barack Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry have repeatedly asked for Iran's help in finding Levinson, but not as a condition for a larger nuclear deal.
"Mostly what we've gotten is lip service. We want them to make him the priority," McGee said. "I'd like us to move to the top of the pile, and not the bottom of the pile where we've been."
After Levinson vanished, the CIA falsely told the FBI and Congress that it had no relationship with Levinson and that he had not been working on Iranian issues.
Only months later, when McGee and his paralegal discovered Levinson's emails with his CIA contact, did the agency conduct a thorough internal investigation. Three people were forced out and seven others were disciplined in the fallout, one of the biggest scandals in recent CIA history.
Now that an Associated Press investigation brought the truth to light, McGee said, Congress should hold public hearings to get to the bottom of what happened. The public deserves to know what went wrong and why it took so long for the agency to acknowledge what happened.
"Congress can make people talk," he said. "This was botched from the beginning."
Criticism has mounted since revelations of Levinson's CIA ties were made public, with Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., suggesting Sunday on CNN that the agency was not forthcoming with Congress regarding details of Levinson's disappearance. McCain said he didn't think there was any doubt that Iran knew of Levinson's fate, although Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif told CBS on Sunday that there were "no traces of him in Iran."
Zarif also said Iran would continue nuclear negotiations with world powers, even after pulling out of expert-level talks to protest the U.S. government's targeting of companies it said had evaded sanctions. The Treasury Department recently froze American assets of companies in Panama, Singapore, Ukraine and elsewhere for allegedly maintaining covert business with Iran's national tanker company.
U.S. officials repeatedly have raised the Levinson case with Iran over the years. But until the AP investigation was published, it was not known that Levinson was hoping to gather information in his role as an independent contract investigator who expected to be compensated by a group of analysts at the CIA.
Levinson's hometown newspaper, the Miami Herald, demanded in an editorial Sunday that Congress investigate the CIA over the disappearance. "The public is entitled to know much more about this rogue operation," it wrote. "When did the CIA's leaders realize they'd been had by their own employees?"
McGee said the family doesn't want Levinson's case to become a partisan issue. "We're not the Republicans and we're not the Democrats," he said. "We're the family."
The U.S. has not had proof that Levinson is still alive in years — his family last received photos and video of him in late 2010 and early 2011 — and is not sure who is holding him.
"You owe this guy," McGee said. "Get him back."
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With Stan Kroenke poised to seal a takeover of Arsenal after increasing his shareholding to 62.89 per cent we take a look at the other teams owned by the American businessman.
Kroenke acquired a 40% stake in the Rams when they relocated to Missouri in 1995. He became the sole owner of the franchise in 2010. The Rams enjoyed plenty of success around the turn of the Millennium as they claimed the Super Bowl crown in 1999 and lost out to the unfancied New England Patriots in 2001. But there have been no post-season play-off appearances since 2004.
Kroenke became owner of the Nuggets in 2000 and, while they have yet to win a Larry O'Brien Championship Trophy, they have enjoyed some recent success by emerging as divisional winners in 2006, 2009 and 2010. Kroenke handed control of the Nuggets to his son Josh last year and has to give up his controlling stake by the end of 2014 to comply with NFL rules due to his ownership of the Rams.
Kroenke took control of the MLS side in 2004 but, as with the Nuggets, he has to relinquish his majority holding by 2014. The Rapids, who include former Hull striker Caleb Folan in their squad, are the reigning MLS champions after beating FC Dallas 2-1 in last year's final.
Kroenke became owner of the National Lacrosse League outfit in 2004 and since his arrival they have proved to be moderately successful. They won the NLL Championship in 2006 and claimed their divisional title in 2004, 2006 and 2007.
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Kroenke became a co-owner of the Arena Football outfit, along with Denver Broncos legend John Elway and Pat Bowlen in 2002. The Crush were hugely successful on the field winning titles in 2002, 2005 and 2006 to go with their 2000 and 2001 successes. However, they have ceased to exist since the Arena Football League suspended operations in 2009.
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Dave Rennie's Chiefs are the team that will not die.
All eyes will be on the two-time defending champions when they play the Blues at Eden Park for a place in the playoffs.
Lose and the Chiefs' hopes of a threepeat will end tonight but win and the team's never-say-die attitude will take on almost mythical proportions.
In many ways, the Chiefs have no right to be part of a frantic final scramble to make the top six, one that, in various degrees of probability, include nine teams.
This is a side which has won only seven games this season and just three of their past eight matches.
The Chiefs have, at times, looked a shadow of the decisive unit that won the previous two Super Rugby crowns, with a faulty scrum and lineout, a dysfunctional and ever-changing midfield and the usual run of injuries seemingly derailing their campaign.
This is a side that lost prop Ben Afeaki for the season after the opening skirmishes and was humiliated 41-23 by the Brumbies in Canberra and 45-8 by the Hurricanes in Wellington.
This is a squad that has played much of the season without openside Sam Cane, centres Robbie Fruean and Charlie Ngatai and first five-eighth Aaron Cruden.
Yet still, here the Chiefs are, firmly in the mix in the lunge for the tape.
Who would bet against them? They knocked over the Crusaders in Christchurch at the start of the season, concocted barely believable draws in Pretoria and Bloemfontein, thrashed the Blues in New Plymouth and crushed the Hurricanes in Hamilton.
A mid-season patch without Cruden seemed terminal but he has returned like a man possessed after the All Blacks June test series with England.
Lock Brodie Retallick, too, continues to go from strength to strength, and coaches Rennie, Tom Conventry and Wayne Smith remain as calm as ever.
The result is what promises to be a titanic final push against a Blues side which has been their equal when it comes to inconsistency.
Coach John Kirwan's men are unbeaten at fortress Eden Park and appear to have slowly but surely moved in a pleasing direction.
They have crucially lost loosehead prop Tony Woodcock (shoulder) and openside Luke Braid (surgery) for what is almost certainly their final match of the season regardless of whether they win.
But in Kirwan's favour is that his charges have nothing to lose. Their only hope of making the playoffs is to beat the Chiefs by 38 points or more and to that end they are likely to throw the ball around.
Centre Pita Ahki is off with the New Zealand sevens team but a fit-again Francis Saili paired in the midfield with Ma'a Nonu, possibly in his Blues farewell match, could provide a crucial edge for them.
That's something the Chiefs expertly denied the Hurricanes last weekend but if the Blues forward pack can play to its potential, their backs should see enough front-foot ball.
When they've been on song this year, the Blues have looked unstoppable. Two weeks ago they secured a four-try bonus point in 18 minutes against the Force and last week their pack confirmed their quality by arguably getting the better of the Crusaders in Christchurch.
How Kirwan would love to see his side put together a complete performance before he looks toward next season.
The Hurricanes will cheer them on from Wellington with a Blues win the first of two lifelines to the playoffs, one of the Brumbies or Force failing to gain a point in Canberra..
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The Crusaders have already qualified for the playoffs but arguably still have more to play for.
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The Crusaders' desire to head off the Sharks for all-important home advantage in the playoffs should be the greater motivator for a side which seems to be coming right at the business end.
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And then there were only two.
Only two San Antonio companies are left in the national round of the Social Madness competition after esd and associates and Firstmark Credit Union have been eliminated from the small and medium company categories, respectively.
Whataburger and SeaWorld San Antonio have advanced to Round 2 of the national competition, where the number of competitors has been cut in half. Whataburger and SeaWorld are both competing in the Large Company category, although SeaWorld is competing as a wild card.
Whataburger will face off this week against automotive aftermarket retail company AutoZone.
Memphis-based AutoZone (NYSE: AZO) has 4,800 stores nationwide, including 39 stores in the San Antonio area. Whataburger has 700 stores in 10 states.
Even though Whataburger is outmatched on the store front, the hamburger chain currently has 69,850 votes compared to 33,667 votes for AutoZone. But, if history is at all a guide in Social Madness, nothing is certain until Round 2 ends on Aug. 6.
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Ceiling Breaker for Access to Economic OpportunityMar 23, 2015
Wazia Chawala is a lead farmer and demonstration plot owner in the Kililo district of the Iringa region of Tanzania. As a single mother of 7 children, Wazia relies on her agricultural produce to feed her family and as her primary source of income.
Ceiling Breaker for Female Leaders in Public HealthMar 20, 2015
Dr. Nadine Burke Harris, a self-identified "Jamericanadian," was born in Vancouver, Canada, but spent her first 5 years in Kingston, Jamaica, where her family is from. When her father received a Fullbright Fellowship to work at Stanford University her family immigrated to Palo Alto, California.
Ceiling Breaker for Girls in SportsMar 18, 2015
Deborah Slaner Larkin, CEO of Women's Sports Foundation, has dedicated her life to ensuring sports are safe and equitable for all women and girls.
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