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TOP HEADLINES » NASA Administrator Charles Bolden Jr., to give UAH Fall Commencement Address » UAH to host second annual Day of Giving on Dec. 1 » UAH Rise School welcomes Kevin Battle » Dr. Virginia (Suzy) Young named to U.S. Space & Rocket Center Board CAMPUS EVENTS NOV23Department of Music EventAn Evening of Chamber Music: Piano Ensembles, Dr. Melody Ng, director; Woodwind Quintet, Jen Case, director; and Steel Drum Band, Debi Loach, director, $5 adults/free for all students. Roberts Recital Hall. For more information call 256.824.6436.NOV24Battle of the BonesBattle of the Bones, UAH's Jazz Ensemble's fall/winter concert, will be held Tuesday, Nov. 24, at 7:30 p.m. in Roberts Recital Hall. Renowned trombonists Billy Bargetzi, Wes Funderburk, and Harry Watters will be performing with the band. Huntsville Citywide Jazz Combo, a jazz octet made up of some of the best high school jazz players Huntsville area, will open the show. Admission is $15.NOV26UAH Hosts Turkey Trot 5K RunCrisis Services of North Alabama 22nd annual Turkey Trot 5k Run. UAH campus start/finish line Spragins Hall 8 a.m. The Turkey Trot is a family fun run. Walkers and strollers are welcome. Tiny Tot Turkey Trot (age 5 and under) 9 a.m., no registration necessary. Awards ceremony 9:15 a.m. Packet pickup will be Nov. 24-25, from 10 a.m., to 7 p.m., at Fleet Feet in Huntsville. Packets may be picked up on race morning beginning at 6:30 a.m. More information: http://www.itsyourrace.com/event.aspx?id=3530.Happy Thanksgiving!UAH Closed In Observance of ThanksgivingNOV 26-27 UAH Closed In Observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday.DEC1UAH PTAC/SBDC Seminar"Obtaining Competitive Government Contracts," Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. 1 and 2, 8:30 a.m., to noon, Huntsville Chamber of Commerce. 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For U8-U13 Tryouts/Evaluations for these age groups will be held May 26-28, 2015
For U14-U18 Tryouts for these age groups will be held June 2-4, 2015
Specific times and location below
What is my player's age group?
1. How old is your player on July 31, 2015?
2. Add one.
3. This is your player's Georgia Soccer play age.
U8 - U13: Tryouts will be held Tuesday, May 26, Wednesday, May 27, Thursday, May 28, 2015.
Coaches would like to see players at all 3 evenings of tryouts.
U14 - U18: Tryouts will be held Tuesday, June 2, Wednesday, June 3, Thursday, June 4, 2015. Coaches would like to see players at all 3 evenings of tryouts.
Click here for U14-U18 Evaluations/Tryout Registration
Register online by the Sunday prior to your tryout to ensure your player will have a tryout number ready at the field on Tuesday. After that time, you will be considered a "walk up registrant" and you will need to arrive 30 minutes early to the field to fill out papers. Online registration is preferred.
Can't attend tryouts due to travel? Be sure to register your player for tryouts and then let your present Concorde Fire coach know the details of your situation so he can take note and make sure your not missed at tryouts, including player's name, date of birth, and location (North, South, or Central).
Tryout times and locations for each age group will be confirmed by the Monday prior to tryouts on our website. Check the website before you go to your tryout to be sure there have been no last minute changes.
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Location: 3820 Ashford Dunwoody Road; Atlanta, GA 30319 (Ashford Dunwoody)
U8-U13 Tryouts/Evaluations for these age groups will be held May 26-28, 2015
Training/Evaluation sessions for USSDA June 2-4, 2015
U14-U18 Tryouts for these age groups will be held June 2-4, 2015
Ridgeview - 5340 S.Trimble Road Sandy Springs, GA 30342
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Concorde Fire North Program
Location: Shakerag Park (Rivertrail Middle School for parking): 10795 Rogers Circle, Johns Creek, GA 30097
Added Location (Updated 5/21):
East Cobb (Incarnation Church)
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Saturday May 30th
U11 Girls 11:00-12:30pm
U13 Girls 1:00-2:30pm
Concorde Fire South Program
Location: 1 Tiger Trail; Fayetteville, GA 30214
TEAM CAMP: Included in your player's registration is a pre-season team camp. Players are expected to make every effort to attend.
North Team Camp: Aug 4-7 Times TBD
Central Team Camp: U13 - 18 teams July 28 - August 1 , U8-U12 teams August 4-7 2015
South Team Camp: U13-U18 teams July 28 - August 1, 2015, U9-U12 teams August. 4-7, 2015
Online registration closes Sunday, May 31, 2015. After this you will need to arrive early to fill out walk up paperwork.
For information our soccer programs:
U8 Pre Academy
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There is no need for you to grab a rock or a piece of Angkor home for souvenir. Generations of blunders and plunders had robbed the place of many of its treasures. Please be historically conscious and responsible by not grabbing a piece back home or buy anything remotely authentic from the black market. Some treasures should be kept for the next generation to appreciate.
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Warning - Beautiful Sunrise Attack!
A clear warning to anyone who enjoys a good Sunrise!
Angkor Wat provides one of the best sunrises in the world!
How to Prepare:
1. Pre-Book a Tuk tuk the night before
2. Wake up at 5am
3. Dont shower and head out
4. Go to lake in front of Angkor Wat
5. Fight for the BEST spot
6. Watch Sunrise for 1 hour.
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Steep high steps are dangerous
At Angkor Wat, at the highest towers, local devotees come to praying with the monks.
It has an amazing 360 view but there is not much interior decor.
So do not climb up there unless you are fit and no fear of height. It can be petrifying climbing down, going up was OK. Just the sheer drop looking down. Go for the section where there was a railing to hang on to.
Many tourists climb up the steps where there are no railing. It can be dangerous and so exercise extreme caution because did not see any emergency medical clinic around.
Danger #1 No railings at Temple Tops
While it seems a good idea to climb a temple to get an aerial view, it is not without risks. Some of these temples are a good 5-6storeys high and there are no railings to prevent you from falling. Just take a look at the picture and see some hare-brained folks sitting at the edge. It's a long way down, baby. So if you don't want to smashed flat like a pancake, I'd suggest you be careful when you're at the top.
Don't be bullied by aggressive vendor children
One of these kids basically tried to bully us to buy from him, over 2 days - amazingly, he remembered us from one day to the next! Would have hoped that the sheer volume of people would give you some anonymity. Told me very clearly "you not buy from me yesterday - so you buy from me today!" - and stalked me through lunch, despite the multitude of other targets - and then back to the car. I told him "you are being rude - and I do not buy if you are rude or show no manners".
While you may have some other underlying feelings and sympathies, I think its important not to reward demanding impolite behaviour, as plenty of other tourists have to suffer the consequences of reinforcing this behaviour.
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Danger #3 Getting squashed by an elephant
Heard of this bad joke? What do you call someone with an elephant on their head? Squashed! Well, if you think that's funny then try running amok with Hammie the hamster in an elephant's trail in Siem Reap . You might bump into them in Phnom Bakkeng or at the South Gate in Angkor Thom . But seriously folks, I'm just joking. Keep Hammie at home, it's no joke when Jumbo the elephant roll over you accidentally. Better to steer clear.
Monsoon rains
If you come here in monsoon, expect to have at least 1 or 2 hours of rain every day. This can be very inconvenient if you are in the middle of a temple visit and have nowhere to hide, or if you are riding a motorbike.So bring always with you a rain anorak or a little umbrella, just in case.
Rain usually falls in the afternoons...
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Be aware of the hands your money goes to.
I always give a donation to the small bands of land mine victims who are seated outside many of the temples inside the Angkor Wat complex. However, I was made aware that basically anyone who is inside the region and makes any kind of money for what they are doing, are there with the tolerance of the police, and expected to hand over some of the money.
I got a rush of blood and gave these guys a few US$ - and then realised the implications of the onlooker.
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Steep stairs in Angkor Wat!
You need to watch out climbing up to the very centre of Angkor - the steps are really steep!
It wasn't until I was coming down I realised that there was a handrail installed on one of the sets of steps - on the right-hand-side as you come in. Even so you'd probably want to give this last climb a miss if it was raining, it's tricky enough in the dry...
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Touts & Scams
Do not listen to anyone who wants to be your helper, guide or photographer or offers a ride or a drink to you. There are many scams and touts there so, stick to your plan and your official tour guide and just ignore these people if they approach you.
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What to do when nature calls !
The last but very important tip! If you feel like going to the rest room then you should never go into the forest around the temples because there could be hidden undetected land mines as well as dangerous reptiles. So, when you leave from your room try to spend some more time in the rest room than usual ;-) so that u don't have to run around the temples to find the real rest room.
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Danger 4# Wildlife and Land Mines in Siem Reap
Be careful when you go treking in Siem Reap! While landmines are not a major problem in the Angkor region, they might be present in the jungle region around Kbal Spean and Beng Melea. Apart from those nasties, there is abundant wildlife too!
Try to stick on well-trodden paths when treking in Siem Reap. It doesn't pay if you get blown to smithereens or get bitten by a snake. You'll only give your travel mates a heart attack. One travel mate of mine gave me the fright of my life when she strayed off the path in Kbal Spean. Knowing that nagging wouldn't help, I told her that her travel insurance would only go so far and pointed to a luscious-looking lime green snake coiled in a tree. Mr Snake distracted her all right. She shuddered and obediently went back.
Thailand Cambodia Border
For those who plan to go into Angkor Wat, using ground transportation, espsecially if you come in from Thailand, please be very careful when you cross the Thailand Cambodia border. The place is really like 'war zone'. When you arrive the custom or immigration check, please be very sure if you will need a visa to go in (you can check it in the internet, there are plenty of reliable sources). If your country permits a free entry, be very firm that you DO NOT need to pay any fees before the immigrations. I had the experience of being hassled by the police force(just before the immigrations check-up) demanding for a permit/visa fees. And when I said that Malaysian does not need a visa, he tried to quarantine me and said that I have to pay for a medical booklet. Luckily, I have read enough and insisted that Malaysian does not have to pay anything in order to get into Cambodia and I managed to pass through them without being further harrasted.
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It can get crowded
Angkor is atttracting more and more tourists. Siem Reap airport is packed. Everybody seems to congregate at the main attractions in the early mornings and late afternoons. The only way to beat the crowds is to go there in the middle of the day, when it's very hot.
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Mosquito-borne illnesses: malaria and dengue fever
The Angkor Wat complex is home to mosquitoes that could be carrying malaria or dengue fever. The World Health Organization warns about Malaria being present in the tourist areas. Carry some bug spray with you, especially if you will be out and about at dawn or after dark.
You can check out the following WHO website for up-to-date disease information for Cambodia and other countries.
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The Oasi del Fiumefreddo is a farmhouse vacation residence with 6 fully furnished apartments well located between Etna volcano and Taormina, it is at 600 mts from the beautiful beach Marina di Cottone (blue flag CEE for the unpolluted sea), it has easy access to all amenities, including local market, bars and excellent restaurants for eating out. The residence has a private parking and the garden has lounge area with tables and chairs, playground area for children, jacuzzi outdoor spa and external shower, a large barbecue area. The apartment, with 2 separated king sized sleeping rooms, fully furnished kitchen-living room and bathroom, have a big terrace with balcony, tv sat, wifi, self air conditioning/heating, hairdryer, iron and ironing board, bed linens and bath towels. It is ideal for families seeking relax, for people want to visit all the attraction of the east coast (Taormina, Catania, Acireale, Giardini Naxos, Etna volcano..), for people want to swim in the cleanest sea of Sicily and for people wants to enjoy Taormina nightlife!
|Sleeps up to 5, 2 bedrooms
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|Nearest beach
|Marina di Cottone 600 m
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|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|600 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Fontanarossa Catania 40 km, Nearest railway: Fiumefreddo 1 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Pets welcome, Yes, smoking allowed
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|Jacuzzi or hot tub, Staffed property, Sea view
|Air conditioning, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Fridge, Freezer
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Shared garden, BBQ, Bicycles available
|Secure parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Wheelchair users
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Every apartment ,designed with colorful atmospheres, guarantees a comfortable stay, it offers fully furnished kitchen-living room with pots, dishes, coffee maker, boiler.. refrigerator, self air conditioning/heating, TV sat, wifi, hair dryer, bed linens, iron and ironing board, duvet cover and bath towels. In the garden each apartment has his own lounge area for eating al fresco.
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The big garden is shared with all the residence guests but each apartment has his own outside lounge area for eating al fresco looking at Etna volcano or Taormina view! Each holiday flat has its own private entrance and is situated in a way that each family is independent from the other. There is plenty of space for children to play safely and enjoy the out -life while parents relax or take a mid-afternoon siesta!
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Welcome pack provided on arrival.
English, french-speaking representative on hand to answer any questions and to give suggestions about places to visit, restaurants ..
The Sicily region
Sicily is the largest and most important island in the Mediterranean, and until the fourteenth century it was the most important island in Europe. It is considered to be highly rich in its own unique culture especially regarding arts, architecture, history and cuisine, . Sicily's position means that it enjoys a Mediterranean climate with mild to warm, wet winters and warm to hot, dry summers. Each coast offers beautiful beaches and fantastic cities. Catania province is dominated by Mount Etna, the highest European active volcano. Catania offers beautiful rocky and sandy beaches, fascinating natural sights such as Alcantara Gorge, famous historical sites to visit as Taormina, Giardini Naxos.. besides in all the province you easily find a great choice of good restaurants, bars, clubs and amusements.
Fiumefreddo di Sicilia is a town overlooked by the Etna volcano. It is situated on the ionic coast, in a valley of citrus plantations near the fascinating Fiumefreddo Reserve where the river's water, never over 10-15 degrees even in summer, has a slow flow that enhances the growth of aquatic plants and houses herons and many species of ducks. The great attraction is the long beautiful beach Marina di Cottone with its unpolluted crystalline blue sea. To visit: the 1700's Castello degli Schiavi (Castle of the Slaves) built by the Palagonia family and designed by celebrated Vaccarini and Ittar and all the attractions of the surroundings (Giardini Naxos, Taormina, Catania, Gole dell'Alcantara, Castelmola, Calatabiano Castle..) During summertime there are a lot of festivals in Fiumefreddo, some are with typical food.. some with music and singers on the beach.
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Three people are dead after a Saturday accident in Campbell, OH.
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I'm sure the campbell pd knew the id of these people a few hours after the accident. They could have gotten the information from the vehicle's plate and started talking to family members.
And the NY police thought they knew who died in the car crash in the story below.
NY police tell parents that son is dead _ he's not
(AP) – 1 day ago
NEW YORK — Police told a family that their youngest son had been killed in a car crash with a tractor-trailer. It took 90 minutes for the parents to realize their son hadn't been in the car at all — and was at home, asleep.
Alfred and Geri Esposito of Mastic Beach were told Saturday that their son Freddy and another passenger had been killed in a collision in Pennsylvania. A trooper had found the driver's license of 26-year-old Alfred "Freddy" Esposito III in the hands of one of the dead men.
Calls were made to relatives, and someone was sent to tell his grandmother.
Older brother Chris Esposito rushed home from work Saturday to find Freddy asleep at the Bay Shore home they shared. He thought he was seeing a ghost.
The deceased was later identified as 18-year-old Paul Richards of Santa Cruz, Calif. — Freddy Esposito's one-time frat brother.
The Espositos say they do not know why Richards had a copy of their son's license.
Capt. James Murtin, commanding officer of Pennsylvania State Police's Troop N, apologized for the error. He said the identification was based on Esposito's license and a "general match" with Richards.
Alfred Esposito Jr. said he feels lucky. "I vacillate between being overjoyed and being overcome with grief, like it really happened, but then I say, 'Stop it,'" he said. "I have my son."
Information from: Newsday, http://www.newsday.com
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Knowledge of the identity doesn't solve all issues. The Red Cross could not contact a sibling in the military until confirmation was given by the coroner. The funeral plans could not even begin until condition of the body was known.


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unless you're going to wear it without cuffing it then i'll continue to call it a cuffed beanie cause that's what it is..a cuffed beanie. I'm not going to let this get out of hand like those turds on the CDG fighting over what is a button down or what is a button up...its not a cuffed beanie. It's a 4 color beanie. you must be feeling stupid now.
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Word .. Pretty sure they will sell out quickly though.Those nikes, wtf were they thinking?
OF.M bangin on ya FM
Its 28 bucks, FOR 3 SHIRTS!!! Just buy it before they sell out of your size.Can anyone comment on the fit of the hanes tees? I know they're not thick material but hopefully the fit makes up for it.
I think that's the funniest thing I ever heard.I think that's the back packSmall box on the back?He posted pictures back in February as well.
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I downvoted, not because I'm a hater but because you sound like a faggotIs it me or from wearing my F/W box logos for awhile and finally switching it up to my champion x stray rats hoodie for a change or just any other hoodie in general. When I put it on I immediately wanna take it off because it feels like dick compared to supreme f/w hoodies? like they're just weak... like they don't even ...well fuck, i'm sure a few of you dudes know what i'm talking about..
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all of you before you knew it wasn't supreme......He posted pictures back in February as well.
fat boy need a 10 piece
Swag swag
12 year old fuckboii trying to sell a cuffed beanie for 90 bills just so someone can take it to the pool?
even the other 12 year old knows what's up...lol
EDIT: just noticed one of his tags was beaner, does this Aryan child hate half of the world...?
yeah bruh
yea i kno they dope but its fucken hot^you'd be surprised how many compliments I get on my yellow taxi nuptse, by far one of the best jackets I own (coming from an outerwear junkie). I can wear a t shirt + this jacket in 40 degree weather and stay completely warm.
fat boy need a 10 piece
fat boy need a 10 piece
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how do you knowTNF is a pullover anorak/hoodie with a 3m box logo on the chest
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First 3 days in La Paz, Bolivia really good to get acclimatised to the altitude and wandering through street markets colourful. Plenty to see and trip to Tiwanaka very interesting. Great visit and stay at the Sun Isle and Moon Isle with superb views over lake Titicaca. Visit from Cocabana to the Ural Island not to be missed as an alternative life style for the inhabitants. Drive to Cusco was great with terrific views all around, beef burger best ever. Following the Inca Trail via the Sun Gate to Machu Picchu was spectacular. Food was wonderful. So many highlights I couldn't pick one. Tour leader and Guides could not be more helpful and informative. Fantastic would recommend to all to try. Only a small group of 3.Read more
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What Tips Would You Give To Someone Else Booking This Tour
Be aware of insurance requirements.
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Bigger group had cancelled - would have liked to know why and be informed beforhand
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What was the highlight or most memorable moment of your tour?
Visiting Machu Picchu.Read more
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How Was Your Explore Tour Leader
Very good. He took great pains to ensure that everyone was looked after and problems sorted. His English was very good. He was very experienced in the areas we visited. He had a good sense of humour and fitted into the group really well.
What Tips Would You Give To Someone Else Booking This Tour
Make allowances for altitude sickness. It will go but appreciate time in La Paz at beginning of tour to allow recovery to take place. You can better enjoy the rest of the holiday.
What was the highlight or most memorable moment of your tour?
Arriving at the sun gate after a long and uphill trek and finally seeing Machu Picchu.Read more
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David Arce
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David was welcoming and friendly and a great Tour Leader. He was knowledgeable about the local areas we visited and worked well with all the Tour Guides form the local operator.
What Tips Would You Give To Someone Else Booking This Tour
You need to be fit and healthy, fully mobile etc to enjoy the holiday and to make the most of the opportunities available. We travelled in August. Clothes for both hot and cold conditions were needed. Sun hats and cream were essential. The altitude had an impact on most people and the first few days were needed to acclimatise and also recover from the long journey. Most of the 2 weeks is spent at 3,500 - 4,000 metres. This is very high and walking at this altitude was quite demanding. The air is thin and dry. The trip has lots of opportunity to spend money in local outlets. Don't forget your camera - the scenery is stunning in both Bolivia and Peru!
Do You Have Anything Else To Add
I recommend this holiday as it provides a good balance of walking and other activities. It is interesting historically and culturally. Both Lake Titicaca and Machu Picchu are amazing highlights and do not disappoint.
What was the highlight or most memorable moment of your tour?
Seeing Machu Picchu from the Sun Gate for the first time... the Island Of The Sun and sunset over the lake... and the cable car in La Paz- absolutely the best way to see views of the city. The two days hiking around the Island of the Sun and Lake Titicaca was special- the Inca Trail day was hard work but totally worth it when you get your first glimpse of Macchu Picchu. Best Explore trip I've ever had!!Read more
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David Arce
How Was Your Explore Tour Leader
Excellent leader- great fun, good company, very knowledgeable, professional and very helpful and accommodating.
What Tips Would You Give To Someone Else Booking This Tour
It is a busy trip, there's a lot to see and do and it can get quite tiring - however its totally worth it as you wont want to miss anything. Only one long drive, from Puno to Cusco, but plenty of rest stops and the views are stunning. The altitude is a factor - go slow and steady till you've acclimatised. Take very warm clothes for Bolivia as it's freezing at night, and take suncream and sunglasses as it's also very sunny!! And really just go- I loved every minute and would love to go back- and I never want to go back anywhere.
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This was my 20th Explore trip and my favourite so far. Truly awe-inspiring part of the world, and I'm planning the next one....
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What Was The Highlight Or Most Memorable Moment Of Your Tour
Walking to the sun gate and seeing Machu Picchu bathed in late afternoon sunlight. The walk to the Island of the Sun was pretty special too.
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How Was Your Explore Tour Leader
Jim is very understanding of different people's needs. His English is excellent so he is always able to get his message over. He also understands English humour...top man 5 stars!!
What Tips Would You Give To Someone Else Booking This Tour
The walking to Macchu Picchu is in my opinion bordering on hard. Practice walking uphill a lot before you go! The sun can catch you even on a cloudy day - wear plenty of cream and lip salve.
Do You Have Anything Else To Add
This holiday definitely came up to expectations. If you want to walk to Machu Picchu without the discomfort of 4 days camping you should consider this tour. My only other comment is that I think we spent too long in La Paz. It just seemed as if we were on hold. A second night in Copacabana would have been preferable.
What was the highlight or most memorable moment of your tour?
I booked the holiday to walk the Inca trail to iconic Machu Picchu, what I was not prepared for was the breathtaking scenery elsewhere and the contrast between the places we visited. We went for the noisy hectic city of La Paz where you feel that getting across the road safely was a major achievement to the Isla de Sol were the only form of transport was donkeys. On the island view over Lake Titicaca to the mountains beyond that was truly amazing. Going to the Uros islands is a must, you may get the chance to try on their colourful traditional clothing I have never seen such large pom-poms! The camaraderie in the group and support from the guides meant we all made it to the Sun Gate; the view over Machu Picchu was extraordinarily beautiful.
How was your Explore Tour Leader?
Jim was great he was really helpfully and knowledgable. He was very supportive on the walks, his advice to walk slowly due to the altitude and temperature should be listened to. His comment " Just one more challenge" seemed to get said an awful lot on the Inca trail!
What tips would you give to someone else booking this tour?
Take moisturiser and lip salve as the air is very drying. On the Inca trail you can use walking poles but they must have rubber tips makes sure you take some + spares
Do you have anything else to add?
"This was my first big solo adventure I booked it with excitment but some apprehension.
Did the holiday disappoint it certainly did not, will I be going on another big adventure with Explore – you bet!"
What was the highlight or most memorable moment of your tour?
Gosh - so many to choose from! Perhaps the chance to go white water rafting, which I had never done before. In terms of sites and spectacles it must be Machu Picchu. Also highly recommend the train trip to Cusco which I added to my itinerary locally.
How was your Explore Tour Leader?
Fine - I have had 5 so far, all very good to excellent.
What tips would you give to someone else booking this tour?
Yes - do not take a water bottle (as advised) as you will be recommended to use only bottled water. Also realise that excursions etc have to be paid in dollars (the currency in which they are denominated).
Do you have anything else to add?
No but note that I recently sent some general comments to Explore - mainly about demonstrating that one has met the insurance requirements and also about the advice given in respect of currencies.


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Media and the Riots Conference – The Big Debate
Citizen Journalism Educational Trust and The-Latest.Com present
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Saturday November 26 (10am-3pm)
London College of Communication Elephant and Castle, London SE1
A unique one-day conference that brings together young people from riot areas and media practitioners in a long-overdue and much needed dialogue. The event, featuring top speakers and participants, will be informative, educative and practical with
plenary sessions and youth-focused breakout workshops. Afterwards, the plan is to produce a report,
perhaps in multi-media format, that will have a positive impact on future media coverage of our communities.
Supporters include activists and media luminaries at the BBC's College of Journalism, London College Communication, South Bank University, Goldsmith's, Brunel, Durham University, City University, University of Lincoln, University of Leicester, University of Kingston, University of Roehampton, The Guardian, The Big
Issue, The Voice and Gleaner newspapers, GV Media, visionOntv, Chronicle.org, Engage Enterprise,
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Birmingham Racial Attack Monitoring Unit, Unite London and East 524 Branch, citizen journalists, scholars and bloggers, young people and community activists.
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"Martin Luther King once said that riots gave a voice to the voiceless; but the voices of those who felt
moved to take to the streets in August are still very much unheard. The lessons from the CE80s should tell
us that ignoring them will come at a cost." – Stafford Scott, Tottenham community activist
"We need to reflect and have a deeper level of inquiry into the issues raised by the riots and the immediate
media coverage. Without that sort of analysis there's an increased likelihood it will happen again."
– Dr Marie Stewart, psychologist and diversity consultant
"Calls by leading right-wing politicians in August for social media, like Facebook and BlackBerry messaging, to be shut
down during times of public disorder like the riots were a blatant attack on free speech. This conference is about
people marginalised and ignored by big media getting heard."
– Marc Wadsworth, founder and editor, The-Latest.Com
"At times like these, one gets a very real sense of two things: one is how encapsulated these journalists
(especially broadcast) are within their own narrow, little and incestuous bubbles without any
grasp of social realities in the polity. And two, how banal, hysterical and downright reactionary the
editorial slant they give to their news packages is."
Professor Gus John, academic, community activist and government advisor
"Would love to be involved." – Paul Lewis, The Guardian, head of special projects
"I think the idea of having a conference, looking at the coverage of the riots from the point of view of citizen journalists
and the mainstream media is incredibly valuable. It's exactly the sort of debate that we should be part of."
– David Hayward, Journalism Programme, BBC College of Journalism
Delegates from organisations £15 (£12 advance). Individuals £10 (E8 advance). Concessions £5 (£4 advance).
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UK Riots: Sociological Perspectives and Civic Responses
Saturday 15th October, 2011, Birmingham Midland Institute
£10 waged, £5 unwaged
The recent civil disturbances across a number of English cities have provoked much commentary and debate. However, there has been little sustained analysis of the events, their causes and likely consequences. This symposium is one in a series of unrelated endeavours to bring public understandings and sociological perspectives to bear upon the events of last month. To this end we have invited a diverse range of speakers to open up the discussion, and combine academics and members of the community on the stage and in the audience. We combine speakers who will present sociological perspectives on the civil disturbances with a discussion of civic responses.
The event is organized by the British Sociological Association's Theory Study Group in collaboration with the Department of Sociology, University of Leicester and the Social Theory Centre, University of Warwick.
10.30-11.00 – Registration
11.00-12.30 – Panel 1: Institutional Contexts
- Karim Murji, Continuities and Contradictions: Race and Policing, Then and Now
- Ajmal Hussain, 'Presenting' the Riots in Birmingham: New Times for 'Community', Policing and Leadership?
- Alana Lentin,
12.30-2.00 – Lunch
2.00-3.30 – Panel 2: Civic Responses
- Malcolm James, The UK Riots and the Criminalisation of Young People in Public Space
- Nina Power,
- John Solomos,
3.30-4.00 – Break
4.00-5.30 – Roundtable: Learning from the past, looking to the future: What now?
- Rob Berkeley
- Sam Farooq
- Maxie Hayles
- Heidi Mirza
£10 waged; £5 unwaged/students/concessionary to be paid by cash or cheque on the day. There are also a number of free places for those unable to pay.
Please note, places are limited and you will need to register to attend. To register for a place, please email: birmingham15october2011 AT gmail.com
Confirmed speakers
Rob Berkeley, The Runnymede Trust
Sam Farooq, University of Gloucester
Maxie Hayles, Maxie Hayles International Consultancy
Ajmal Hussain, London School of Economics
Ajmal Hussain is a PhD candidate in the Sociology Department at the London School of Economics. His research is an ethnography exploring new Muslim identity formation in inner-city Birmingham, where he grew up and now lives. Ajmal also works as a Research Associate within the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Languages & Diversity (InterLanD) at Aston University.
Malcolm James, London School of Economics
Malcolm James is a social researcher and PhD student in the Department of Sociology at the London School of Economics. His PhD research is based around three East London youth clubs. The themes for the research are racism, youth culture and how young people live publicly. Over the last decade Malcolm has published work on young people, 'race' and racism, migration and xenophobia and structural inequality. Malcolm is also Editor of the online journal Critical Contemporary Culture.
Alana Lentin, University of Sussex
Heidi Mirza, Institute of Education
Karim Murji, The Open University
Dr Karim Murji is a Senior Lecturer in Sociology at The Open University, Milton Keynes, UK, where he has written distance learning materials for courses in Sociology, Social Policy, Politics, Geography and social research methods. His research interests are culture, ethnicity and racism and these are applied to fields such as race and policing, race equality and social policy, and diaspora and identity. Recent publications on these themes appear in the Journal of Transatlantic Studies (2009), the Journal of Social Policy (2010) and Policy Studies (2011). With John Solomos, he is the co-editor of Racialization: Studies in theory and practice (Oxford University Press, 2005). He is a former member of the Metropolitan Police Authority and is currently a member for the General Teaching Council and a local Safeguarding Children Board. He is also on the Equality and Diversity Forum and has recently served in many advisory roles including the BME Trust and Confidence Group, the Transformative Justice Forum, the UK Drug Policy Commission Equalities review and the Home Office Drugs Equality Strategy group.
Nina Power, University of Roehampton
John Solomos, City University London
Behind the UK Riots
Sociologists living and working in the areas affected by rioting in August 2011 examine the causes and consequences of the unrest in a series of Guardian articles.
What's 'pure and simple' about what is happening on Britain's streets?
30 years after the infamous inner-city riots in Brixton (London), Handsworth ( Birmingham) and Toxteth (Liverpool), events over the last week have given us new iconic images of rioting youth. Then as now the country was in the midst of severe economic recession that disproportionately affected young people and, in particular, ethnic minority youth. In 1981 rioting was ignited by anger at police targeting of ethnic minority youth in Brixton using special 'stop and search' powers. In 2011, the spark was the shooting dead of a young man – Mark Duggan – during a police anti-gun crime operation in Tottenham on Thursday 4th August that involved the Trident team, formed specifically to tackle gun crime among Britain's black communities. Now, as then, therefore the police were the immediate target of anger. And as violence spread to other parts of London 'stop and search powers' were re-introduced in a number of London boroughs; reports suggest that this was the cause of the spread of rioting to Hackney on Monday 8th August.
The unfolding events have particular significance for the University of Warwick's Sociology Department as it embarks on a major EU funded FP7 project – MYPLACE. MYPLACE stands for Memory, Youth, Political Legacy and Civic Engagement and investigates how young people's social participation is shaped by the shadows of totalitarianism and populism in Europe. It is concerned with the way in which memory of 'dark times' are transmitted to and reworked by young people today and the impact this has on contemporary civic engagement. It is precisely this period of economic austerity and radical restructuring of British industry and society in the late 1970s/1980s that is the focus of the UK partner. The legacy of 'the Thatcher years' is not directly comparable to that of communism or fascism but it was a period of strong ideologisation of politics, social unrest, racial tension and institutional refusal to recognise the underlying social and economic context of street violence. Before the events of this week, therefore, it was clear that this was a period that had much in common with the context in which young people today are growing up. The importance of the transmission of this political 'heritage' was passionately expressed by Darcus Howe speaking on Newsnight on Monday 8th August when he described his grandson's anger at the way in which he was, today, repeatedly stopped and searched, without cause other than the colour of his skin, by the London metropolitan police. In an interview with the BBC the following day, speaking amidst the carnage on the streets of Croydon, Howe claimed that neither government nor police had any idea of the level of frustration and discontent among young people in the UK. In contrast, he said, listening to his son and grandson, listening to 'young blacks and young whites with a discerning eye and a careful hearing, they have been telling us … what is happening to them in this country'.
Then, as now, what the government hear and see is 'criminality, pure and simple' (David Cameron, 9th August 2011) and 'needless, opportunist theft and violence – nothing more, nothing less' (Nick Clegg, 8th August, 2011). Margaret Thatcher's response to the Brixton riots echoes through such reductions of social action to the apparent simplicity of a criminal act: 'No one should condone violence. No one should condone the events … They were criminal, criminal.' (Margaret Thatcher, 13 April 1981). Or, still more, Norman Tebbitt's infamous dismissal of rioting in Handsworth by reference to his father's experience of unemployment during the 1930s recession; he, said Tebbitt, had not rioted in response but 'got on his bike and looked for work'.
The historical continuities, of course, should not mask very real differences about what is happening on Britain's streets today. A youth unemployment rate of over 20%, the exclusion of huge swathes of young people from the aspiration to continuing education through the abolition of the Educational Maintenance Allowance and the tripling of University tuition fees and the severe austerity measures being implemented across the public services may have fuelled frustration among young people but do not explain the form the 2011 riots have taken. Anger at the police quickly gave way to destruction, looting and burning. From the snippets of voices of young people themselves provided by the media to date, it would appear that the aim of the majority of those on the streets was not political but to exploit the situation for personal gain. Whether this merits its description as 'pure greed' is questionable, however, not least in the light of comparison with that other leading figure of Thatcher's Britain – the 'yuppie'. No great fortunes have been made – items of everyday consumption – clothes, shoes, alcohol, drugs, mobile electronic equipment – were the primary target of theft with large or expensive items often just abandoned in the street. Moreover, the explanations of events given by young people also indicate the importance of moment and crowd. As word spread quickly via social networking channels that police services were stretched and unable to respond forcefully, the momentum towards the street and the 'chance' to take advantage accelerated at a rate unimaginable in 1981. Being there, being part of the unravelling spectacle, was crucial and its immediate replaying through new and old media added to the party spirit. A pair of new trainers, the smell of smoke becomes a sign of having made a mark, having 'got one over' on those normally in control. It is, as Dick Hebdige (1988, Hiding in the Light, London:Comedia), once argued, a way for young people to translate the fact of being under scrutiny into the pleasure of being watched – a way of 'hiding in the light'.
There is little that is 'pure and simple' about what we have seen in Britain over the last few days. Criminality has not, yet, been traced to a particular genetic structure. And, as reporters and politicians, move unwaveringly onto 'cultural' territory ('where are the parents?', 'feral behaviour', 'correct upbringing'), the question of what is happening and why becomes increasingly complex. It is not only the sense of social and racial injustice talked about by Darcus Howe that has been passed down from the 1980s and fermented away until a new economic recession and 'trigger' spark a new violent response. Along the way, resistance to social injustice has been mixed with the absorbtion of Thatcher (and post-Thatcher) imperatives to create your own life chances, aspire to wealth and security (as displayed in High Street and shopping centre windows) and grab the opportunities that come your way. But not everybody is an X-Factor contender. For most the stage they can make their own and the audience they can play to is much smaller. But,' if you want it enough, you can make it happen'. It just did.
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As if a 1-2 start wasn't bad enough for the Detroit Lions, their biggest concern now might be the health of Matthew Stafford. Stafford left the game with just over a minute left in the 4th quarter, after getting hit on a throw to Brandon Pettigrew. What made the injury more interesting is that, down 14 with a minute to go backup QB Shaun Hill led the team on two scoring drives, including a Hail Mary that tied the game with no time left on the clock. While the Lions did end up losing the game in OT, it was a strong display by Hill, and gives the Lions hope in case Stafford were to miss any time. According to Anwar Richardson, Stafford said he was still unsure if he injured his hamstring or flute. He will have an MRI tomorrow, and if it is a serious injury, a 1-2 start will be the least of the Lions problems.
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Just when it appeared Buffalo Bills RB C.J Spiller had finally figured it all out, he quickly found himself leaving the game with an injury. After already picking up his 1st touchdown of the game, Spiller got hurt after a catch and run late in the 1st quarter. He was slammed to the ground after a gain of 25 yards, and was seen grimacing in pain after landing on his shoulder. Spiller never returned to the game, and Tashard Choice became the featured back for the Bills offense. It was speculated that Spiller suffered a broken collarbone, fortunately that was ruled out post game by Bills coach Chan Gailey. While there is no substantial damage to the shoulder, Spiller will not play next week against the New England Patriots. Bills RB Fred Jackson did not practice last week, but there is some hope he could return to practice this week and suit up in Week 4.
Reggie Bush RB, Miami Dolphins
We all know Reggie Bush had one goal this season, and that was to lead the league in rushing. That dream took a hit late in the 2nd quarter when Bush went down with a knee injury. It wasn't until the 3rd quarter that Bush went to the locker room and was ruled out for the rest of his game. RB's Daniel Thomas and Lamar Miller split the workload in the 2nd half, while Thomas had more carries (19) to Millers' (9), Miller did more with those carries (5.3 YPC) compared to Thomas (3.6). Bush is expected to undergo an MRI on Monday morning, although the injury is not believed to be serious. If Bush does miss time, it will likely only be a game, and the Dolphins may choose to go with a committee of Daniel Thomas and Lamar Miller.
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While it may not have been the most crippling injury, it was devastating to see Darius Heyward-Bey have to be taken off the field . On a late Oakland Raiders drive, DHB was smashed in-between two Pittsburgh Steelers defenders. It was a rough hit, but no flag was called for unnecessary roughness. Heyward-Bay laid motionless on his side in the end zone, and it took several minutes before medical crew were able to stabilize him on a backboard and lift him into the cart. He was immediately taken to the hospital to undergo tests and observation. If all goes well he could be released Monday, but his status for Week 4 is still uncertain.
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Who will win Dancing with the Stars Season 14 (of the top 3?
Who will win Dancing with the Stars Season 14 (of the top 3?
These are the best three finalists ever for DWTS. They each have their strengths and weaknesses. I love them all and any of them can win. But I think even William himself may win because for the first time a handsome guy like him has more than his look and was not eliminated like other models/actresses during the early or late weeks in previous seasons. He is sensitive, suave and can dance beautifully, which has created both admiration in many and resentment in some others.
Len Goodman seems to be ALWAYS very BIAS. REPLACE Len for the next season.
She didn't deserve to go. I'm sure that Donald will win, unless every woman in the country votes for the guy they think is a hunk which as far as I'm concerned is all he's got going for him.
Did anyone elso notice that when Derrick and Maria did a Samba in Balliwood fashion, the judges blasted him and Len even gave him a "7" for scores.
Yet, when Mark and Katherine did the same dance, only a very tacky and Cheap version the judges all applauded them both and gave all 9's?
Is this really fare?
She deserved to go.
SO, SO WRONG for Maria to leave...SO SO WRONG...
Come on Packer nation and the rest of the U.S., vote for Donald! He has out-danced many of the other competitors and truly deserves to win! It's obvious that the judges have their favorites, especially after this weeks episode, when they still awarded 10's after obvious "stumbles" etc. Let's give Double D what he deserves. I know he'll have my vote...that is if I'm lucky enough to get through!!!!!
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Adios and Zotrim Slimming Tablets and many more Slimmers Supplements. Welcome to the Body and Soul Health Shop. We stock a complete range of health supplements, and on this shelf we have a range of slimmers supplements including Adios, Zotrim, CLA and Grapefruit Pectin. All our products include FREE UK delivery with most in stock items been shipped on the same day. Order online or call us on our free phone number 0808 144 0842.
If your looking to slim, then the products on this shelf can help you to do exactly that. Using Vitamins, Minerals and Nutrients in the right proportion can make fat disappear.
SPECIAL OFFERSJML Bandarf (Assorted) £4.07 (was £5.22) Power Health Citrin 500 -90 Tablets £10.37 (was £16.47) Health Aid Nail 4 Way FILE & BUFFER £2.50 (was £2.99) HealthAid Psyllium Husk Fibre Powder 300g £8.58 (was £14.9) Health Aid Shark Cartilage 750mg - 50 capsules £7.92 (was £7.99) more Special Offers


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