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I just got a new computer today and had another ts account on my other computer and was wondering if I could use that somehow because it had all my info for the servers and shit I used to connect to. If so can someone please tell me how to get my account on this new computer.
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There has been a lot of talk about Google Maps, and maps in general, throughout this tragic event. One blogger put out an open call to Google to make updated satellite imagery of the area available (much like Bret Taylor and the Google Maps team made a reality during the Katrina flooding in New Orleans). Accuracy of route plotting features present in online mapping services such as Google Maps have also been discussed. One satellite company even offered its services to help in the search. I've also just come across a map which shows the distance James covered to try to find help. It's staggering how far he walked! Here is a summary of some of these items:
- James Kim's Path
- Ikonos satellite used to help in search
- Key points in search for missing family
- Don't blame Google maps for Kim's death
- MAPS: Internet travel directions need to be checked carefully
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Video:How to Make Soap Using Goat Milkwith David Fisher
With extra proteins, vitamins, and caseins that are really good for your skin, one of the most popular additives people put in their cold processed soap is goat milk. See how to add goat milk to your soap using three different methods.See Transcript
Transcript:How to Make Soap Using Goat MilkHi, I'm David Fisher for About.com. One of the most popular additives people put in their cold processed soap is goat's milk. It has extra proteins and vitamins and caseins that are actually really good for your skin. Making soap with goat milk is not too hard but it takes a couple extra preparations steps. Today I'm going to show you three different ways to use goat's milk in your soap batch.
Fresh Goat Milk in SoapThe first way that we're going to incorporate goat's milk into our soap, is to use fresh goats milk. I know that this doesn't look fresh, it's actually frozen. What I did is I took the milk and put it into a large ziploc bag and put it into the freezer to lay it flat. We'll use this frozen goats milk incorporating into the soap.
Put your lye pitcher in a large bowl of ice water. This ice bath will keep your solution cool as you're mixing it. Then we're going to substitute the goat's milk for the water in our lye solution. Break off the amount you need and put it into the pitcher, and then measure out the lye you'll need for the recipe. When the goat's milk has warmed up just a bit so that it's slightly slushy, start adding you lye, bit by bit, very, very slowly. Wait several minutes between adding any more lye. Stir a little bit. Wait a little bit.
What will happen is that as the lye reacts with the milk, it's going to start to warm up. This is what you don't want. The hotter it gets, the more the color will shift. As a guide, don't add any more lye if the temperature is over 90 or a 100 degrees. Keep adding tiny bits of lye to the mixture until you've added all the lye for the recipe. For a normal batch of lye-milk this will take between 10-15 minutes. Once the lye is mixed with the milk, make your soap like you normally would, using the milk-lye solution in place of your water-lye solution.
Soap With Evaporated Goat MilkNow if you don't happen to have several readily milk-able goats in your backyard, or a friend with some goats, you may have to use canned or evaporated goat's milk. Now the thing with the canned evaporated goat's milk is that it's usually double strength - so we'll have to deal with incorporating this into your soap just a little differently.
Most of the once you'll find at the grocery store are double strength canned goat's milk. What you'll do for your recipe you'll measure out half the amount of water that you'll need for your recipe. So for example, this recipe that I'm using today uses 7 oz of water. So I've put in 3.5 oz of water in this pitcher, and set aside 3.5 oz of the evaporated goat's milk. Then using the half amount of water add the lye and stir carefully. It's going to take a while to dissolve because this is a double strength lye solution. And not that you're not always careful with your lye solutions, but be doubly careful with this lye solution. If it's not quite dissolving, you can add a couple of tablespoons of water, a bit and a bit. But you do want to make sure that all the lye particles have completely dissolved.
Prepare to mix your soap like you normally would, but when it comes time to add the lye solution to the oils, add the liquid goat's milk first and stir it well. Then add the double-strength lye solution to the mixture and mix until it reaches trace. You may get a tiny shift of color using this method, but not too much.
Soap With Powdered Goat's MilkFor people who don't have fresh or canned goat's milk, powdered milk actually works really well. I know many people swear by fresh or canned goat's milk, But I've used the powdered goat's milk many times and it actually comes out really wonderfully. Check with the vendor of milk you're buying to find out the concentration. The powder I use is pretty concentrated. I use about 1 oz by weight of powdered milk for every 8 oz of water in my recipe. As you are measuring out your oils, separate two or three ounces of oil and mix the goat's milk into it with a whisk. Stir it well to get out the lumps. Set it aside to add at trace.
Make your lye-water solution as you normally would and then make your soap as you normally would. Add a very light trace, add in the goat's milk/oil mixture. Stir well and pour as you normally would.
So those are the three methods at incorporating goat's milk into your soap: using fresh frozen goat's milk, using canned evaporated double strength goat's milk, and then using powdered goat's milk. While using any of these methods, your color should only shift a little bit beige, a little bit ivory colored. Regardless of which method you use, and what color your soap is, your customers and family are sure to like your goat's milk soap.
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Recently I met with a young man who was struggling at his job. A mutual friend recommended that I speak with him to see if I could provide any guidance. The young man told me that he dreaded getting up every morning to go to work, and that he came home every evening drained and exhausted.
"What do you think I should do?" he asked. "I want to feel better about my job, but don't know what to do. Frankly, I'm not particularly spiritual, and am just looking for practical advice."
This young man is not alone in his perception of his job as drudgery. Many people strive for success and admiration at work and pour energy in to the promise of their careers, but somewhere along the way find that the anticipated rewards either do not materialize, or do not provide the happiness that they had hoped for, leaving them feeling stuck, trapped, bored, frustrated, drained, duped or depressed. I know this, because at times in my career I've also experienced all these feelings.
Here's what I've learned, and what I told the young man:
First, you need to objectively identify why you are so unhappy at your work. There can be several categorical reasons:
- Your type of work: Perhaps you are in a field that you find inherently unsatisfying, or you feel called to a different type of career. Maybe you are a lawyer, yet yearn to be an artist; or you are an artist but are drawn to business; or you work at a large company but dream of being an entrepreneur.
- Your work environment: Maybe you are dissatisfied with your company, and experience your boss as abusive or insensitive, or are in conflict with your co-workers, or find your corporate culture demeaning, or feel undervalued and not listened to.
- Your personal situation: Are you unmotivated because the time demands of your job have hurt your relationships with your family, friends, and community, leaving you feeling exhausted, resentful, and unbalanced in your life?
- Your attitude: Hovering over all these reasons is your attitude. Do you look for problems and faults, or do you see possibilities for growth? Do you view people as threats and competitors, or do you see others as fellow human beings who share the same struggles and desires as you do?
Let's look at ways to address each of these reasons:
- Many people I speak with tell me that their jobs are not fulfilling, but can't identify alternatives. In those cases I recommend an exercise that you may find useful: Make three lists. On the first, write down all the things that you are naturally good at. On the second, all the things that you enjoy. And on the third, all the things that are meaningful to you. Don't hold back or edit your responses; just write what comes to mind. Now, look for a theme that comes up in all three lists - that's an indicator of your true purpose. An immediate answer may not appear, but you will be pointed in a direction. We are energized when we do something we enjoy, excel at, and that is meaningful.
- If your work environment is truly toxic to your mental and physical health, you ought to consider leaving. If you decide to stay, though, and want to be satisfied at your work, you must truly commit to your job, and to the success of your peers, co-workers, and your company. Once you do this you will naturally find ways to contribute, and will suddenly discover that you are not a helpless victim, but are a crucial and valued member of an interdependent community. This is not a Pollyanna, unrealistic vision, but is exactly how successful, energetic people approach their jobs.
- In order to feel satisfied at work it is crucial that we live balanced lives. Plan meaningful time with your family, exercise regularly, find community activities that involve you in the needs of others, and explore hobbies that allow for creative release. Most of us have much more available time than we think, but we often squander this time watching TV, or in some other activity that we think will bring relaxation, but that actually drains us even further. Finding balance is about commitment and discipline.
- Once you implement the first three recommendations with positive intention, you will suddenly discover that your attitudes have changed. You will lighten up and have more energy. You feel more free, engaged, relaxed, optimistic, and grateful, because you will have discovered possibilities for your job and your life that had been hidden under the cover of limiting, negative attitudes.
I suspected that one or more of these reasons applied to the young man's situation, and wished him the strength and courage to implement lasting changes that will transform how he views his job, himself, others, and the purpose for his life.
I also shared a quick thought with him about "spirituality". We may think of spirituality as naively idealistic, or something reserved for special times and activities, but "spirituality" is, essentially, the experience of a transformative connection. In other words, we are "spiritual" when we connect deeply with ourselves, others, and the Divine, in a way that strips away our defensive fronts, revealing our true selves. We have all had these experiences - in the beauty of nature, at the birth of a child, when we commit to love, care for another, or in the moments of creative "flow" - and spiritual practices are developed to help train us to make these connections in a regular, deliberate way. In this way, the recommendations above are all spiritual practices designed to help us find more peace, purpose, and fulfillment in everything that we do.
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Floating fruit stands and silk worms spinning luxurious threads. Rice paper rounds drying in sunlight. Temples and skyscrapers, cobblestones and tributaries. The details of Southeast Asia are intoxicating. Experience it all as local villagers and experts in four countries share Southeast Asia with you, from the capital city of Bangkok to the beauty of Hanoi's colonial quarters.
� Visit a Laotian school and village to learn about the lives of students and residents.
� Cooking classes and local meals introduce the flavors of Southeast Asia, including fish sauce, lemongrass, chili and sticky rice.
� An overnight cruise on Halong Bay introduces one of many UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Activity Particulars
Walking up to 1-2 miles at a time on uneven terrain; climbing uneven stairs without railings; and standing up to one hour. Hot and humid conditions.
Itinerary Summary
Arrival Bangkok (Thailand), 2 nights; fly to Chiang Mai, 3 nights; fly to Luang Prabang (Laos), 4 nights; fly to Siem Reap (Cambodia), 4 nights; fly to Hanoi (Vietnam), 4 nights; coach to Halong Bay, board SS Emeraude, 1 night; coach to Hanoi for departures.
Overnight flight from the U.S.A.
1 night
Cross International Dateline
1 night
Arrival Bangkok (Thailand)
2 nights
Explore the icons of Bangkok, the Grand Palace and Wat Po. Gain a better understanding of the political economy of the Great Mekong Subregion with a presentation by a local expert.
Fly to Chiang Mai
3 nights
In Chiang Mai, gain a better understanding of the Lanna culture through a presentation on the art and culture of Northern Thailand. Learn how to cook traditional Thai food in a cooking class, touching upon the different herbs and spices. Take a ride on an elephant and gain a better understanding of these once endangered creatures.
Fly to Luang Prabang (Laos)
4 nights
Located on the confluence of the Mekong and the Khan River, Luang Prabang is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with 33 temples located in the city center. A local organization discusses efforts to preserve this magical city. Lectures address the political economy of Laos and a local silk-shop owner highlights an endeavor to increase sustainable livelihoods in Laos.
Fly to Siem Reap (Cambodia)
4 nights
A private guide introduces you to the magnificent Angkor Wat temple complex dedicated to the Hindu god Vishnu by King Suryavarman II, and a visit to the lesser-known Ta Prohm temple offers quiet respite in the jungle. Lectures discuss the brutal Khmer Rouge regime and the challenges of a global marketplace.
Fly to Hanoi (Vietnam)
4 nights
Coach to Halong Bay, board SS Emeraude
1 night
Coach to Hanoi for departures
Experience the remnants of French Colonialism in this beautiful capital, and visit the Hoa Lo Prison (Hanoi Hilton) which used to house prisoners of war. Learn about the 54 ethnic minorities of Vietnam at the Museum of Ethnology. An overnight exploration of Halong Bay closes your journey.
Bangkok: Modern hotel in city center. Chiang Mai: Modern hotel in city center. Luang Prabang: Hotel resort on grounds of former palace. Siem Reap: Four-star hotel. Hanoi: Four-star hotel in the city center. Halong Bay: Luxury barge.
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Majestic Grande Hotel
Bangkok, Thailand
2 nights
Royal Princess Hotel
Chiang Mai, Thailand
3 nights
Grand Luang Prabang Hotel & Resort
Luang Prabang, Laos
4 nights
Tara Angkor Hotel
Siem Reap, Cambodia
4 nights
Mercure Hanoi La Gare Hotel
Hanoi, Vietnam
3 nights
Emeraude Cruises
Halong Bay, Vietnam
1 night
Mercure Hanoi La Gare Hotel
Hanoi, Vietnam
1 night
Majestic Grande Hotel
Located in the heart of Bangkok, the Majestic Grande combines contemporary d�cor and state-of-the-art technology with a warmth of hospitality which is uniquely Thai.
Contact info:
12 Sukhumvit Soi 2
Bangkok, Thailand
phone: + 66 2 262 2999
Room amenities:
High speed wireless internet access, satellite TV, in room safe that is large enough to hold a laptop computer, phone, hairdryer, DVD Player and stereo, full bathroom amenities with shaving mirror, tea/coffeemaking facilities, minibar, refrigerator, 220 V electricity.
Facility amenities:
Laundry and dry cleaning service, outdoor swimming pool, 24 hour room service, concierge, business center, restaurant, coffee shop, bar, fitness center, sauna and jacuzzi.
Smoking allowed:
Elevators available:
Additional nights prior:
TBD Please contact Road Scholar Travel Services for details.
Royal Princess Hotel
Royal Princess Chiang Mai offers every facility and service to make your visit to Northern Thailand a memorable one. Famed for its association with Thai aristocracy. The hotel is located in the heart of Chiang Mai. It provides a gateway to the region�s stunning scenery, the fabulous Night Bazaar and traditional Thai arts and crafts.
Contact info:
112 Chang Klan Road
Chiang Mai, 50100 Thailand
phone: +66 (0) 5325 3900
Room amenities:
Bathroom with full amenities including bathrobe, Hair dryer, Private safety deposit box, Satellite television In-room internet connection, Phone, Tea and coffee making facilities, Air Conditioning, Minibar
Facility amenities:
24-hour Room Service, Laundry and dry-cleaning service, Outdoor Swimming Pool, Fitness Center, 2 Restaurants, Bar
Smoking allowed:
Elevators available:
Grand Luang Prabang Hotel & Resort
Grand Luang Prabang hotel and resort is situated on grounds of the Xiengkeo Palace which belonged to the famous nationalist hero of Luang Prabang, Prince Phetsarath. He chose this site for tranquility, its stunning views of the mighty Mekong River, and the breathtaking landscape of mountains surrounding Luang Prabang.
Contact info:
Ban Xiengkeo
Khet Sangkalok PO Box 1191
Laung Prabang, Laos
phone: +856712538517
Room amenities:
Located in the garden, each room has its own balcony overlooking the immaculate gardens and mighty Mekong River. Quiet and cozy room, embodies traditional elegance with its warm woods and marble. Twin bedded or king bedded rooms available. The rooms have individually controlled air conditioning, hair dryer, IDD telephone, full mini bar, remote control colour TV with choices of international satellite programmes.
Facility amenities:
3 Dining Areas; a Garden; Meeting Room
Smoking allowed:
Tara Angkor Hotel
Four-Star Hotel
The Tara Angkor is equipped with modern amenities and elegantly furnished to make your stay luxurious and enjoyable. With exceptionally warm hospitality and traditional Cambodian sincerity and kindness your stay will be something not to be forgotten.
Contact info:
Vithei Charles de Gaulle
Siem Reap, Cambodia
phone: (+855) 63 966 661
Facility amenities:
The Tara Angkor Hotel's stylish 4 star property has cemented its status as one of the jewels in Siem Reap�s accommodation sector. Our facilities include 213 magnificent rooms and suites, two restaurants, a lobby bar, and a swimming pool with jacuzzi, fitness center and sauna.
Smoking allowed:
Elevators available:
Mercure Hanoi La Gare Hotel
Four-Star Hotel
Located opposite Hanoi Central Railway Station, Mercure Hanoi La Gare is an inviting oasis in the heart of the bustling city centre. Situated close to the Old Quarter, commercial precinct and ICE Exhibition Center, this Hanoi hotel features modern design and facilities, plus 102 spacious rooms, a French brasserie, internal courtyard and gym. Ideal for business and leisure guests, Mercure Hanoi La Gare offers easy access to Hanoi attractions including the Temple of Literature and Hoan Kiem Lake.
Contact info:
94 Ly Thuong Kiet, Hoan Kiem Dist,
Hanoi, Vietnam
phone: +84439447766
Facility amenities:
Restaurant : 1 Bar : 1 WiFi Internet access (paying) Room(s) : 102 Non-smoking rooms : 51 Reduced mobility rooms : 1 Number of free children in parent's room : 2 Fitness centre
Smoking allowed:
usual bath configuration
Elevators available:
Emeraude Cruises
Luxury Barge
Every day, the Emeraude journeys through one of the world's most dazzling natural wonders and into the sepia realm of a dream. Named for a cruising vessel that plied these waters between 1906 and 1937, the Emeraude aspires to the magnificence of the bay itself. Its air-conditioned cabins, en suite bathrooms, award-winning cuisine and spacious deck space set the stage for the voyage of a lifetime.
Ship Information:
The Emeraude is 55 meters in length with 37 comfortable cabins on 2 decks.
Contact info:
59A Ly Thai T
Hanoi, Vietnam
phone: +844 934 0888
Room amenities:
Air-conditioned room, one 220V plug, one 115V plug (razor outlet).
Facility amenities:
Restaurant, spa, lounge deck, sun deck, and forward deck.
Smoking allowed:
Travel Details
Start of Program:
Program begins in Bangkok at orientation on day 3 in the early evening. You will be staying at
Majestic Grande Hotel
that night.
End of Program:
Program ends after breakfast on day 21 in Hanoi. You will be staying at
Mercure Hanoi La Gare Hotel
the night before.
Required documents:
The Participant Information Form is required.
Parking availability:
Driving is not recommended in any of these countries.
(For Independent Travelers)
Train or bus availability:
Taxis are available at the beginning and end of the program. Taxis from the hotel to airport cost approximately $15-$25(all subject to change).
To Start of Program
Nearest airport:
Bangkok (BKK)
Transportation to site:
If independent flights do not coincide with the designated group transfer, it will be the responsibility of the participant/s to make arrangement to get to the program site. A public taxi stand is located on Level 1 (Ground Level) at the Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok. Please go to www.bangkokairportonline.com/ to get more information about available transportation services from the airport to the hotel. Private transfers -at an additional cost- may be arranged in advance by the calling Road Scholar Travel Services.
From End of Program
Nearest airport:
Noi Bai International Airport
Transportation from site:
Please contact the concierge services at the Melia Hotel or the group leader about arranging transfers from the hotel to the airport. You can also take a public taxi from the hotel to the airport for about $15-$25. Transfer from the hotel to the airport will take about 40 to 45 minutes.
The prices listed for commercial services and facilities that are not included in the program cost, such as airport shuttles or extra nights lodging, are subject to change without notice. Since Road Scholar cannot guarantee the accuracy of these prices, we strongly suggest contacting the companies directly for the most up-to-date information.
Daily Schedule
Day 1:
Departure for Thailand
(Tuesday, November 4)
Depart From:
Overnight flight
Day 2:
En route to Thailand
(Wednesday, November 5)
In Transit:
Overnight flight
Day 3:
Arrival / Orientation in Bangkok
(Thursday, November 6)
Arrive To:
Arrive in Thailand.
Convene with your Group Leader and other participants for program orientation.
Welcome dinner at hotel.
Majestic Grande Hotel
Meals Included:
Day 4:
Wat Po / Grand Palace
(Friday, November 7)
Breakfast buffet at hotel.
Start your time in Bangkok with an introduction to Buddhism, a religion and a way of life for the Thais, Laos and Cambodians.
Continue the orientation with a lunch in a local restaurant by the river.
Spend the afternoon visiting the beautifully adorned temple Wat Po and the majestic Grand Palace, the home of the Emerald Buddha.
Dinner at local restaurant.
Majestic Grande Hotel
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 5:
Presentation on the Political Economy of the Greater Mekong / Fly from Bangkok to Chiang Mai
(Saturday, November 8)
Breakfast buffet at hotel.
Start the morning with a presentation on the economies of Greater Mekong by an advisor to the King of Thailand. Then fly to Chiang Mai.
Lunch on plane.
Coach to Doi Suthep, the symbol and icon of Chiang Mai. It is 3,520 feet above sea level and dates from 1383. The temple's golden pagoda contains holy Buddha relics, and attracts Buddhist pilgrims from all over the world throughout the year.
Dinner at a local restaurant.
Royal Princess Hotel
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 6:
Chiang Mai Culture / Monk Chat
(Sunday, November 9)
Breakfast buffet at hotel.
This is your introduction to Northern Thai or Lanna Culture. Enter Chiang Mai with an orientation of Lanna culture, dance and music. Learn proper Thai etiquette and practice them here before introducing yourself to the locals.
Lunch at a local restaurant.
Engage in conversations with local monks and learn about their life as a monk.
Dinner at a local restaurant.
Royal Princess Hotel
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 7:
Elephant Camp
(Monday, November 10)
Breakfast buffet at hotel.
This morning, enjoy a ride on an elephant through the mountain vista and learn how these camps work to help preserve elephants.
Lunch at a local restaurant.
Enjoy the free afternoon exploring the ancient capital surrounded by gates and a moat. Walk along cobblestone sidewalks, visit the gates, observe the different markets, or just relax for the afternoon.
Continue this relaxing day with dinner at your choice of restaurant.
Royal Princess Hotel
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch
Day 8:
Thai Cooking / Luang Prabang, Laos
(Tuesday, November 11)
Breakfast buffet at hotel.
Take an excursion to the local fresh produce market in preparation for a cooking course. Learn about the different herbs and spices sold here. Then learn how to cook the Thai way, using local ingredients, and make your own Thai dish that you can enjoy for lunch.
Taste your culinary delights.
Fly to Luang Prabang, and check into the hotel. Learn about Laos with a country orientation at the hotel, then end the day with a Baci Ceremony, a welcome ceremony wishing you good fortune and an intimate part of the Lao culture.
Return to the hotel for a Laotion feast.
Grand Luang Prabang Hotel & Resort
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 9:
Alms Giving / Ock Pop Tok / The Language Project
(Wednesday, November 12)
Before breakfast, observe the early morning alms-giving ritual with monks which is an integral part of this town. Then enjoy a walking tour of Luang Prabang. Return to the hotel for a buffet breakfast.
Engage in a lecture on the political economy of Laos. Afterwards, learn about the silk industry in this town, with an on-site lecture by one of the founders of a silk weaving business that creates sustainable livelihoods for the Lao people.
Enjoy the local cuisine at a local restaurant.
Free time.
Dinner at local restaurant.
Before dinner, enjoy a performance by the Royal Ballet Theater of Laos.
Grand Luang Prabang Hotel & Resort
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 10:
Pak Ou Caves
(Thursday, November 13)
Breakfast buffet at hotel.
Walk through the morning market to see the different goods that are offered. Then cruise along the Mekong towards Pak Ou Caves, the caves of a thousand Buddha images and learn about the influence of the spirit world in Laos.
Lunch at local restaurant overlooking the Mekong River and Pak Ou Caves.
This afternoon, stop at a village and continue with a visit to a local school.
Dinner at hotel.
Grand Luang Prabang Hotel & Resort
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 11:
National Museum / Ethnology Museum
(Friday, November 14)
Breakfast buffet at hotel.
Take a guided visit of the National Museum to gain a better understanding of the royal family that once ruled Luang Prabang. Afterwards, learn about the preservation efforts of Luang Prabang with a presentation conducted by the organization that works to preserve this magical city. End the morning with a presentation at the Traditional Arts and Ethnology Centre about ethnic diversity and cultural change in Laos.
Lunch at the Traditional Arts and Ethnology Center.
This is your free afternoon to explore this magical city and immerse yourself in the splendor of the Lao people.
This evening is free for you to explore the different food offered in this small town.
Grand Luang Prabang Hotel & Resort
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch
Day 12:
Fly to Siem Reap, Cambodia
(Saturday, November 15)
Breakfast buffet at hotel.
Enjoy some free time, then transfer to the airport for your flight to Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Lunch at a local restaurant.
Before checking into the hotel, get a city tour of Siem Reap, passing by the local market, the old city, the post office, the ATMs. Then continue with a country orientation followed by a documentary that will give an insight into the construction of this great empire.
Taste your first Khmer cuisine with dinner at hotel.
Tara Angkor Hotel
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 13:
Ta Prohm / Angkor National Museum
(Sunday, November 16)
Breakfast buffet at hotel.
A field trip to Ta Prohm, the jungle temple, gives you a feeling of what the temples were like while abandoned, though much work has been done to preserve it. Then engage in lectures about Education in contemporary Cambodia.
Lunch at hotel.
Take a field trip to the Angkor National Museum. This new museum will provide you with an introduction and information about the different temples in Siem Reap.
Dinner at a local restaurant.
Tara Angkor Hotel
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 14:
Angkor Thom / Banteay Srei
(Monday, November 17)
Breakfast buffet at hotel.
A local expert takes you on a field trip to Angkor Thom and the Bayon, to provide you with a better understanding of these majestic temples and their significance in ancient Khmer history.
Lunch at a local restaurant.
Explore Banteay Srei, the Citadel of Women, built in the latter half of the 10th century by Rajendravarman II and Jayavaraman V.
Dinner at local restaurant.
Tara Angkor Hotel
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 15:
Angkor Wat / Dance Performance
(Tuesday, November 18)
Immerse in the breathtaking beauty of Angkor Wat as it silhouettes in the sky during sunrise. Learn about the Khmer architectural style with an on-site lecture and discover this marvelous temple dedicated to the Hindu god Vishnu by King Suryavarman II. Then enjoy breakfast at the hotel.
Visit a local elementary school and learn about the educational system in Cambodia.
Lunch on own.
The afternoon is yours to relax or explore more of the city, visit the old market, or relax at the hotel. Then enjoy a screening of The Flute Player, a film about a Cambodian American who escaped Cambodia and returns to his home country to revive the Khmer traditional performing arts.
Dinner at a local restaurant.
Enjoy a performance by local artists who are keeping the Khmer traditions alive.
Tara Angkor Hotel
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Dinner
Day 16:
Tonle Sap / Departure to Hanoi, Vietnam
(Wednesday, November 19)
Breakfast buffet at hotel.
Through a video presentation, learn about the people who live on Tonle Sap lake. Then, take a trip to the Tonle Sap, the largest lake in Southeast Asia that has sustained many livelihoods in Cambodia, and see a floating village.
Lunch at hotel.
Transfer to the airport for departure to Hanoi, Vietnam. (Please note that this an early evening flight).
Dinner at airport, followed by flight to Hanoi and Vietnam country orientation.
Mercure Hanoi La Gare Hotel
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 17:
Ba Dinh Square / Temple of Literature
(Thursday, November 20)
Breakfast buffet at hotel.
Begin the morning with a lecture on the History of Vietnam, followed by a field trip to the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and Ba Dinh Square where Ho Chi Minh read out the Declaration of Independence in 1945. This is where independence is celebrated each year. Then visit the One Pillar Pagoda, built by Emperor L� Th�i T�ng, who ruled from 1028 to 1054. The emperor constructed the temple in gratitude for the birth of his son.
Lunch at local restaurant.
Travel through time to the Temple of Literature, a complex dedicated to Confucius. This was also the location for Vietnam's first univeristy to educate Vietnam's administrarive and warriors class. End the afternoon and maneuver through Hoan Kiem Lake and the Old Quarters with a cyclo ride.
End the cyclo ride at a local restaurant and enjoy the local fare.
Mercure Hanoi La Gare Hotel
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 18:
Museum of Ethnology / Water Puppet Show
(Friday, November 21)
Breakfast buffet at hotel.
This morning learn about the minority hill tribes of Northern Vietnam with a guided tour of the Museum of Ethnology. Join an optional guided visit to the Ho La Prison, dubbed as the Hanoi Hilton.
Lunch on your own.
This is your free time to enjoy the afternoon exploring the city, relaxing in a nearby caf� or strolling down the streets and observing the ancient architecture with its blend of the east and the west.
Dinner at local restaurant.
Reconvene to engage in a traditional northern Vietnamese Mua Roi Nuoc performance, or Water Puppet Show, that tells the story of day-to-day living in rural Vietnam and Vietnamese folk tales of harvest, fishing, and festivals.
Mercure Hanoi La Gare Hotel
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Dinner
Day 19:
Transfer to Halong Bay
(Saturday, November 22)
Breakfast buffet at hotel.
Check out of hotel and transfer to Halong Bay to board the Emeraude for a one day, one night cruise on the bay.
Lunch on board ship while cruising Halong Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Enjoy cruising the bay surrounded by islands jutting out from the ocean. A local expert takes you on a journey of discovery through the islands and caves of the bay.
Dinner on board ship with cool breeze and light atmosphere.
Emeraude Cruises
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 20:
Transfer to Hanoi / Program Wrap Up
(Sunday, November 23)
Breakfast on the Emeraude while cruising along the bay.
This morning, disembark the ship and transfer back to Hanoi.
Lunch at a local restaurant.
Arrive in Hanoi and spend some time exploring Hanoi on your own. Then, convene for a program wrap up to discuss your Southeast Asian cultural experience.
Farewell dinner at a local restaurant.
Mercure Hanoi La Gare Hotel
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 21:
(Monday, November 24)
Breakfast buffet at hotel.
Depart for Noi-Bai Airport in Hanoi.
Meals Included:
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Brendan Rodgers has advised Steven Gerrard to be a bit more cautious in the next few weeks to make sure he avoids a two-match suspension.
Gerrard received his ninth yellow card of the season in Saturday's 6-3 victory over Cardiff City and will be banned for two games if he is booked again before the next cut-off date on April 13.
Liverpool face Sunderland on Wednesday and also take on Tottenham Hotspur, West Ham United and Manchester City before Gerrard can breathe easily again, and Rodgers does not want to lose his captain at such a crucial stage of the season.
"We just have to cope with the situation. I have spoken to him about it and we just have to be that extra bit careful," said Rodgers.
"I think he has been very unlucky. His last two bookings have been unlucky. The one against Manchester United should never have been a booking.
"He won a header that was very difficult to win and he was unfortunate against Cardiff at the weekend because he committed a foul which also should not have been a booking.
"We didn't help him because we gave away the ball so cheaply. He has been unfortunate picking up some unnecessary bookings that were not through him.
"It's a role he can play and he will find a way, I'm sure. He just has to be a bit more cautious but he is clever enough to get through that."
Lucas Leiva has regained fitness and would provide cover for Gerrard in the holding role, while Jordan Henderson has also been an influential figure in midfield this season.
Henderson believes Liverpool can sustain their title challenge and become champions, but only if they stay focused.
"We have got eight cup finals left," said Henderson. "It doesn't matter who it is, we have to treat everyone the same.
"Sunderland will make it difficult coming to Anfield. They got beat on Saturday but they are fighting for their lives and will make it very difficult for us."
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University of Iowa study finds employee training might actually increase turnover---"Lack of advancement opportunities negates benefits of professional development programs."
Please follow the hyperlink to an article referring to a study from June 2011 at the University of Iowa. Just when you thought you heard everything… Although it is true that if an employee does not see any career advancement opportunities in the organization, and the market place for new employees changes dramatically from the buyer's market it is today, then employees will start picking their heads up and testing the marketplace. However in this marketplace, not many are looking to be the new person on the bottom rung in an organization.
When the economy shifts, any training, development and learning that employees received will be remembered and appreciated and should create new opportunities in the existing organization which ideally lines up with the newly acquired skills and better developed employees.
First of all, let us not forget that it was not employees who started the unbelievable lack of loyalty to their employers, it was the other was around. Call it right sizing, off-shoring, outsourcing, laying off…whatever you want. To me it is a lack of company loyalty and employees paying for bad business decisions made by employers. One of the fantastic changes that is coming out of this development, the genx ers and a lousy economy is that diversity, learning and development are really becoming important components of our compensations plans. This is fantastic.
To say that people would leave because they have no career opportunities is not a stretch at all, as a matter of fact, it is so obvious I am not sure why we call it a "finding in a study". Aren't the professional development programs designed to, among other things, provide new opportunities for growth within companies and organizations.
Furthermore, please let's not forget that I can find studies that I would actually call "studies" that prove GenY ers are more motivated by learning and professional development that from Salary. They still will need opportunity for growth of course. That takes care of itself. The motivated GenX ers, while they are seeking work and life balance, will develop and market their growing value propositions to the existing companies. Employees who did not grow and develop and take advantage of company offerings will lose opportunity and attrition out. Wallah-growth opportunities for fully developed genx ers who are familiar with and comfortable with their changing and growing value proposition. Who benefits? The company, the employees, the customers, the vendors and the shareholders. Who loses? The companies that do not pay for learning and development and the employees too lazy to take advantage of these offerings.
It has been proven that professional development costs usually return something like 500% ROI. I guess that is only if you do NOT work at University of Iowa.
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will this work on Futaba T6EXHP 72.270Mhz?
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What is the normal operating temperature for this unit? I was using it the other day and I could feel the transmitter unit through the plastic case of my radio, seems like it shouldn't be this hot. Is this normal or could it mean my antenna is not wired correctly? I was able to control all the functions of my quad so it seems to be working at least up to 15 feet away.
So it turns out the antenna solder connection was breaking loose. I am hoping the unit wasn't fried, I will test it out and update.
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will this work on my jr sx600 radio , as well will the receiver accet the jr servo's ?
If you've done the Tx conversion it will work fine. It functions on the DSSS format which is JR's format. I'm not familiar with your particular model radio. If it is a module transmitter it's VERY simple to do. You get the Corona DSSS Tx module and plug it into the back of your transmitter then just bind the Rx to it and you're done. I've flown this system in my OLD JR Tx's, X347, X788, and converted with the DIY kit a 631 Tx and all were very simple to do and worked great.
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can anyone tell me where to find instructions for converting a futaba t6exa to corona 2.4 diy. Engilsh and photos would be helpful. Please reply.
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My RX does not even power up... my guess it's broken. AGHH
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Hello, that's compatibel with the Corona 2.4Ghz 8ch Receiver (V2 DSSS) receiver ? And with all model CORONA Receivers?
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My corona 2.4 tx and rx bound once then when it was turned off and back on nothing. Tried rebinding, rx light kept flashing would not bind. What can I do?
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Where can I find good English instructions for installing the corona 2.4 diy kit
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work this with multiplex profi mc3030?
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why not this in europe stock?
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Hi, this devide is compatible with corona versió*n 2? thanks!
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Yes. You will need just to identify 3 wires in the radio: PPM (signal), VCC ( ) and GRN (ground - ). If you choose to eliminate FM, the instalation is very simple!
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Will this unit work with a JR XP652 radio?
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It is compatible with assan receiver. I have more X8R7 models and I would like to convert my second radio (Multiplex sx cockpit) to 2.4 but with the same receivers. Thank you
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Will this module work on my hk t6a transmitter???
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Is this compatible with Carson Reflex DSSS 6ch receivers? Please I really need to know.
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Has anyone converted a Multiplex Cockpit SX to 2.4GHz ?
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It is possible to install in FUTABA Skysport 6A?
Generally yes. just connect the ppm cable to the trainer port and it will work.
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Futaba applies to 7 CAP???? Thank you.
Yes, I have been using this system on my Futaba 7CHP for 6 months or so with great results.
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Hi everyone, Please help me for this product,i want get this corona 2.4ghz diy (dsss) and install in my Grupner mc 14.There was someone in the experience?Or only the modules built by the named corona 2.4ghz JR V2(dsss) for Graupner remote control?
connect it on the student module. works fine with mc10 mc12
The corona module will work with every Tx with student/teacher module Anyways even if the student module is missing you will find a pin with the ppm signal to connect the module properly. MC14 will work fine
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Mark in Aus 10/10/2009
I have my JR 2610 working with the corona diy module and it works flawlessly.
For those who are wanting to do the same, if you look at the transmitter board (the one that the old antenna is connected to)you will see 3 wires together. Red and 2 whites. Red is positive, the white wire next to it is the ppm signal and the white wire on the end is the ground. hope this helps
atlehaav 4/11/2009
Mounted in a Futaba 7C, together with a switch so I can use both 35 Mhz and 2,4ghz. have an assan converted radio so the Corona DIY
Bad 1: Losy QC! I couldn't get the modul into bind-mode. Close inspection, bad soldering at the bind/led print - fixed
Bad 2: Quick bind, but initial probs to link up RX/TX each time. Use tx off, rx on(1sec)-off(1sec)-on, tx on and after 10sec - voila!
Good: Rock solid, great range when link is established
Lennart 16/11/2009
Used the module in my MX-12. Installation was not very hard, do some research first on how to solder the antenna and the signal wires. I'm using the 2,4 option only, so placed the new antenna on the old antenna's spot.
I can confirm the strange quick binding. Powering the RX only once, and then the RX, does not always quick bind. Using tx off, rx on(1sec)-off(1sec)- rx on, tx on works every time!
Range and performance perfect! Price too :-)
rcmodeler 15/11/2009
I installed one in a Futaba T6EXA. The receiver did bind but, I am having a problem with the module consitantly connecting with the signal. I have been able to get it to work by playing with turning the receiver off and on and the the transmitter off and on and finally getting a connection. Sometimes it connects but the has jittery servers? Anyone have any ideas as to why this is happening? Note: xmit was on 72MHz and had no previous proble
Brutus5 26/03/2010
This is a awesome little thing..
I'm using this in three different radios, Graupner MC24, Graupner MC 12, and a Futaba T6EXHP. And they all works without any fuzz. Flying to the model is almost out of sight, no problems.
And it is easy to fit.
I think it would fit in any radio as long it has PPM..
Cheap RX's, and a good substitute for org. systems.
gerryman 25/11/2009
buena calidad de radio, solo tiene como inconveniente que, a veces, al encender el equipo como deberia ser, es decir, primero el transmisor y despues el receptor, no "engancha", apago el transmisor y lo enciendo nuevamente y funciona bien, he visto que suele pasar en distintos equipos de esta serie, pero en funcionamiento, no me trajo problemas
ali 1/12/2009
haijust receive coronna diy 2.4ghz.mounted in futaba 6exhp.20minit job done.just solder 3 wire red +, brown -, orenge signal. solder on trainner pcb board.work very fine.binding also easy,just follow the instrustion manual[included].here is some picture.
eagle71 6/10/2009
The Operating voltage of corona 2.4 diy module it is 8V-13V and for the royal evo is 7,2 nominal Volts, with this voltage it work without problem?
vinceofdrink 5/10/2009
Yes it work with Evo9 but you have some basic soldering work to do.
Brutus5 27/03/2010
If the TX & the RX is to close to each other, they wont bind. They should be about 1m (2-3ft) apart.
Tarmo 16/03/2010
This is great module. very low power consumption. Operating current at 12V is 42mA, at 5v it's 93mA, at 3,97V 72mA. Higher current at lower voltages means that it still keeps it's output power high even if the battery goes low. And yes rf link still worked with Tx at 3,97V, that's crazy.
eagle71 5/10/2009
will it work with Multiplex royal Evo9 ?
geminis 29/10/2009
Works fine with HITEC OPTI 6 SPORT, te 7.2V from hitec are enough to CT8Z works fine. Take signal and + - wires from trainer switch.
Marcus 17/12/2009
Habe dieses Modul in eine
Multiplex Cockpit MM eingebaut.
Funktioniert bestens.
manu42 19/10/2009
vraiment tres simple a installer ! 3 fils a ponter avant le module HF sur ma MX16S , et c'est tout ! La porte est perte de vue , les joies du 2.4 giga pour ce prix incroyable ! Le Rx est facile a accorder avec le module , im mriterait d'etre un poil plus petit. La platine dporte avec la led est tres pratique , je l'ai fix juste derriere l'antenne de la FM et l'antenne 2.4 sur un cot de la radio - parfait !!!!!!!!!
Michal 18/01/2010
I have just put this stuff in my home-made transmitter (PPM Coder based on popular programmable chip and a casing of cheap Tx). Connecting doesn't make any troubles (three well-described wires), only you have to solder antenna wire. Output power and range is OK - about 400 meters in city-center, where are concerate buildings, trees and wifi networks - in the air range should be two times better. I think it is pretty good alternative for ASSAN
bothal3 15/10/2009
At this stage the conversion of a JR2610 posed no problems.
Two thing that should be noted and were not mentioned anywhere.
1. The antenna has a shielded wire. The shield must be soldered to ground (the spot provided closest to the edge of the PCB) and the signal wire that must be soldered to the spot marked "ANT".
2. The signal side on the receiver is not marked. It is the top (front labelled) side of the RX.
Bind speed is very high.
jezza 22/10/2009
I fitted the CT8Z-DIY Corona 2.4Ghz V2 DIY Module to my Futaba T6XAS and it works perfectly, no signal modulator required
Also I have been running the 2.4Ghz and the 36Mhz modules in parallel (Both on and transmitting at the same time, no on-off switch for the 2.4Ghz module) and they both work perfectly no glitches.
Soldering the antenna to the DIY module 'caution' this is very difficult and it would be better if it was soldered at the factory
artes 26/10/2009
This is an amazing product!!! Works flawesly and wonderfully in a old Futaba 2 PL without glitches or interferences... Took only 10 minutes to install it and looks neat and clean - Mates at the track just went crazy and will buy surely... Highly recomended. (Some care must be taken with the antenna wire: shield to solder in the point next to the pcb border and the lead to the inner point in the pcb marked ANT.) No problem using RX with 2S Lipos!!
adrenalin 5/01/2010
build in a hitec eclipse ... P*E*R*F*E*C*T
Previous with a corona DSSS Futaba modul there was glitches (a known fault), but now its all stable!
Antenna should be presoldered,or better with connectors, because ist not sooo easy.


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