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Headlines in Reproductive Medicine
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For women who know they want to have kids, that's a pretty grim thought, but it turns out to be even worse than that: We lose hundreds or even a thousand eggs per month through a process that's like programmed cell death, says Owen Davis, MD, president of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM). And even if you're preventing ovulation with the pill or an IUD, those unreleased eggs don't stick around — they die.
Let's assume that Alabama voters pass a referendum approving the constitutional amendment that Rep. Ed Henry, R-Hartselle, perennially offers – the personhood amendment which decrees that life begins at "fertilization" and an embryo or fetus is a person. Supporters of the bill contemplate that "prenatal children" would receive the equal protection of all the same laws that others enjoy. This is an example of many of the bills sponsored by Republican legislators over the past five years. They are at best, ill-conceived, and at worst, absurd.
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According to a new study done by startup FertilityIQ, women who have more money are often more successful at in vitro fertilizations — an alternative form of creating an embryo in which a male's sperm and woman's egg are joined together outside the body.
Scientists have created a novel method of contraception, using polymer beads coated in a special protein as "decoy" eggs in mice. In experiments described in Science Translational Medicine, researchers deposited the beads in the uteruses of mice. When the mice mated, sperm cells bound themselves to the fake eggs, preventing the real eggs from being fertilized. The scientists from the National Institutes of Health say it's extremely unlikely the beads would be used in their current form as human contraception, but that they do show promise as a better way to select sperm for use in fertility treatments.
Finally, positive attention is being paid to the aging woman. Women in their 40s look better, feel better, have successful careers and seem to be able to do it all. In fact, it has been suggested that life for a woman really begins at age 40. For once, the "mature" woman is being celebrated rather than lamented. 40 is the new 30!
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April 27, 2016
A stunning explosion of zinc fireworks occurs when a human egg is activated by a sperm enzyme, and the size of these "sparks" is a direct measure of the quality of the egg and its ability to develop into an embryo, according to new research from Northwestern Medicine.
Last year, seven months after the birth of the daughter we fought for, cried for, prayed for, I decided to open up and share my story. For years, we had hidden our infertility struggle, only letting my parents and sister, my best friend and a few of our closest friends know the journey we were on. I wrote a CNN iReport in honor of Infertility Awareness Week, hoping to inspire others and let other women know that they weren't alone. I "came out."
The patient is dead. He has, in fact, been so for a while—over 30 hours, according to his chart—but some of him survives. What the doctor has extracted is a liquid that can create life. An incredible substance that is neither person nor property; simultaneously so abundant yet valuable that we still haven't quite figured out how to treat it. It is the dead man's sperm.
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Freezing your eggs used to be an out-there procedure deemed "experimental" because of its iffy odds. But thanks to better success rates—and major media buzz from celebrities like Olivia Munn, Maria Menounos, and Jennifer Love Hewitt—it's become an empowering way to buy time to have a baby on your own terms. More fertility clinics are offering it, and tech giants like Google and Facebook are covering it in their benefits packages.
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Jaydon134 Jan 22, 2013 4:38 PM
in response to Dand666
Well, I haven't had an issue with it for about a 2 weeks even when I'm running all my third party apps. The only variables are 1. I completely redid my home network or 2. They third party apps must be set as login items.
It's kind of difficult to troubleshoot a problem that doesn't happen, but I will keep trying to recreate scenerios until I get SystemUIServer to act up again. Thanks for all your input,
Dand666 Jan 23, 2013 12:28 AM
in response to Jaydon134
I have the spinning wheel nearly all the time, whenever i hover over WiFi in the menu bar.
jas1 Jan 23, 2013 1:15 AM
in response to Dand666
Really appreciate people taking time to try to fix this. I posted in this discussion some months ago and have also called Apple about it but have only seen discussions go around in circles, from work arounds to third party apps and back again.
I no longer suffer from this problem - but only because I removed anything that provides updates from the menu bar - this includes wifi. It is quite inconvenient not having wifi on the menu bar but at least without it i can use spot light when i like without killing SystemUIServer.
I have tried reinstalling the operating system (but keeping all my apps/settings) by starting in Recovery Mode but that didn't help. As soon as i put wifi back on the menu bar I got the beachball again.
I am pretty disappointed that Apple hasn't done anything to solve this issue but don't want to divert this discussion with my gripes Good luck guys in trying to find a fix.
Dand666 Jan 23, 2013 8:29 AM
in response to jas1
Try this:
it leads to this: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4148507?start=105&tstart=0
Seems to fix a few peoples problems.
Jaydon134 Jan 25, 2013 4:14 PM
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Alright, after performing some steps as directed by a Senior Advisor from Apple, I seem to have solved my problem. This shouldn't affect how your computer functions, and it should allow you to have all your menubar items fully functioning. Here's what you do:
Clear Computer Launch Daemons, Launch Agents, and Startup Items
1. Open up a Finder window
2. Click on Go in the menu (it's next to view and window)
3. Click on Computer
4. Go into Macintosh HD
5. Go into Library
6. Find the folder LaunchAgents
7. Delete everything inside that isn't a com.apple.xxxxxx file (you may need administrative privileges)
8. Find the folder LaunchDaemons
9. Delete everything inside that isn't a com.apple.xxxxxx file (you may need administrative privileges)
10. Find the folder Startupitems
11. Delete everything inside that doesn't have apple in its name
12. Empty Trash and Reboot machine
Clear User Launch Agents
1. Open up a Finder window
2. Click on Go in the menu
3. Click on Home
4. Click on Go in the menu
5. While holding down the option key, click on Library
6. Find the folder LaunchAgents
7. Delete everything inside that doesn't start with com.apple.xxxxxxx
8. Empty Trash and Reboot machine
After you have completed these steps, you shouldn't have any issues with SystemUIServer. If you begin to have issues, check in the above mentioned folders for the most recently modified or created file to determine what app is causing the problem.
Thanks for all the input guys and gals. Let me know if this works for you. If it doesn't see if you can find the app that causes the issue.
John78735 Jan 27, 2013 3:53 PM
in response to Jaydon134
This looks promising. Wondering if anyone else found Java (or the very recent version of it, I should clarify) in their LaunchAgents folder. I was forced to update Java almost immediately after updating to Mountain Lion.
Jaydon134 Jan 28, 2013 4:04 PM
in response to John78735
I don't recall what was found in mine. I did it while I was on the phone with an Apple advisor, but I do know that there were quite a few items in it. Java could very well have been in there.
Jaydon134 Feb 3, 2013 8:01 AM
in response to acesta
So how is it working out for everyone? Are you still having issues? Did my solution resolve anything? Thanks!
demujer Feb 4, 2013 2:18 PM
in response to Jaydon134
silence means yes. your solution is must-do anyway just for ethic reasons admin's secret, if everyone could do stuff like that, no admin would have a job
Jaydon134 Feb 4, 2013 4:24 PM
in response to demujer
Great. Well, I hope you keep your job! Have fun,
LEBrock Mar 4, 2013 8:10 PM
in response to Jaydon134
Thanks so much for the above solution- it is the first time this MBP has been right since I upgraded to Lion. Java was not in my folders, but there was Adobe, HP, and a banking security program. I applied your fix this morning and SystemUIServer has not gone nuts since. I put the system to sleep several times to test it, and it continues run oh so cool and quietly. I was thinking I might have to trash the computer and get a new one-- but now it is good as new.
Can't well express how thankful I am to have found your post. Finally peace of mind.
Need to get this post out there cause I see a lot of people suffering this same issue.
LEBrock Mar 4, 2013 8:11 PM
in response to LEBrock
I was able to restore all the menu icons again- no problems now at all.
kneppis Mar 6, 2013 9:32 AM
in response to LEBrock
I had some problems with SystemUIserver used a lot of CPU on my MBP from 2008 with OSX10.8.2. Especially when trying to change Wifi network from the menubar.
You have to excuse me for the translations here, I have a swedish installation.
I reduced the problem with the SystemUIserver by just turning off Menu bar transparancy under System settings - Desktop and Screensaver.
iPanda_gm Mar 9, 2013 1:05 AM
in response to Jaydon134
After struggling with this issue for a long time without ever having the time to deal with it properly, I got at bit excited reading this solution and deleted all the files, even the files with com.apple... in the name, in folders LaunchAgents and LaunchDeamons... everything seems to work just fine but still I wonder if I have done some damage.
Thanks for finally solving this issue Jaydon134, my iMac is now a as new!
demujer Mar 9, 2013 2:37 AM
in response to iPanda_gm
just don't install os x server if you don't know what that is. it is not simply a plugin, it is another concept of operating system with a lot of services to eat most of your system resources most of the time, in my opinion totally useless product of apple from ver. 10.7 on, as server is supposed to eat less resources, less so called "user friendly" graphical interface, apple provides the best graphical interface in the world and is making good money with it, what's the reason of hiding potential server on every iphone of yours into the sandbox i simply don't get it, but it is actually offtopic, if you wanna ruin your wonderful os x , buy server package and end up messing up with config files, i ended up reinstalling os x and it feels like heaven, want server, use macports.
p.s. my dear apple, id love so much also using ports on the ios basis, as i am sure as much as you hate ubuntu like apt broken dependencies ***** which caused me moving to slackware then to bsd and endlessly to osx. i understand you don't want software to be pirated neither do i, but it is like forbid a kid to do dregs and forcing one self to use unclean stuff from the street criminal gangs. (and forcing jailbreak to stay mainstream) just telling my opinion. leave me my terminal and root access to filesystem and you will almost kill the piracy , no kid which is jailbreaking his device would use pirated software as the apps don't cost much anyway. it is just about freedom to take advantage of your hardware at your skill level niaveau, what makes the best of apple all the way, the bsd core, without it it would simply turn to the visual basic dows exorcista blue screen paradise ...


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Dunn said the list of participants has not yet been finalized, but the event will provide an opportunity for shopping.
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The report stated that at about 10:30 p.m. on Friday, April 15, CPD officers tried to serve an outstanding felony warrant for probation violation on Tompkins on Gardner Street.
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My son has some sensory processing issues, so this may be related, or it may be normal. I'm just curious.
When I lay down with him on our bed or put him in the crib, he will easily roll both ways, pull his knees up under him and try to crawl, wiggle around on his belly all over the bed, etc. He is very mobile to the point that I can't leave him alone on the bed. But if I put him on the floor, he just lays there. He will turn from back to tummy, but very rarely tummy to back and will barely try to move. He will just lay there and cry and flail until I come pick him up. I've tried leaving him there for a couple minutes to see if he would eventually try to move around, but he just gets more agitated and will start screaming and shaking. If he's sitting up he does great and will play on the floor for a long time, but he refuses to roll or try to crawl when down on the floor, only when on the bed or crib. I'm wondering if it has something to do with the sheets being softer than the carpet or something. Is this normal, or does it sound weird?
I took some videos of him in both places today. I know he has sensory processing issues, I have some and we have a very strong family history of it so I know the signs to look for, but my ped blows me off and tells me it's nothing so I want to have documentation of his strange behaviors to show her. I'm just curious if the bed/floor thing is something every baby does, or if it's unusual. I know you all aren't medical professionals but I don't have a lot of friends to compare notes with so I thought it would be helpful to post on here.
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Cheers! I like a bit of texture and rawness in my work. So much art these days is really shiny...
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Deal with It! Reflections on John 9:1-41
When Jesus and his disciples passed by there, the man was dealing with his day using the four senses he had as best he could. In her book Imagery for Preaching, Patricia Wilson Kastner makes the point that imagery in a text is not just what you can see, but it is "the whole sensory world of the text." She says we should ask ourselves what the characters in a narrative text hear, taste, touch, smell, and see.
The man blind from birth heard footsteps approaching. He felt the ground under his own feet.
He heard the sounds of men talking, a conversation between people asking questions and one responding to them. Perhaps every now and then he heard the thud of a coin hitting the ground near him.
He felt the touch of unfamiliar hands spreading mud on his eyes and the gooey paste being pressed to his eyes.
He smelled the pungent mud and the dust of Jesus' garments.
He felt hands pushing him in the direction of the pool of Siloam. And the cool splash of water on his face as with his own hands he washed away the mud.
And then, only then...
The experience of being able to see for the first time! The text treats it such a succinct, matter of fact manner that it almost seems beside the point. "Then he went and washed and came back able to see" (9:7).
Dealing with the Gift of Sight
And it is then that his troubles really begin. How could he have anticipated that his healing by Jesus would set off such a string of unintended consequences to deal with? He got his sight, but it came with a whole lotta hassle. The title of the compilation album by the Grateful Dead comes to mind when I think of the ordeal of the man born blind in John 9: "What a long, strange trip it's been." He is badgered by the Pharisees not once, but twice. They question whether his claims of being blind were true to begin with and then haul his parents in and intimidate them. Finally, on his second interview, when he stands up to them (vv. 30-34), they drive him out.
One of the complaints about email and phone conversations is that you can't see the other person's face. Face-to-face and Skype enable us to see facial expressions and read the cues more clearly.
I wonder if the man born blind wished that he hadn't had the images of the angry, twisted faces of the Pharisees to deal with.
But he does deal with them. He rises to every occasion. The man born blind doesn't just receive the gift of sight to be enjoyed as his own possession, to be added to the other four senses. He uses it as a means of encouraging others to see as well. Here I speak spiritually and not physically. He repeatedly points people toward the reality of the event that occurred and whose hands did the healing. He meets his neighbors' incredulity by reporting "just the facts." "Yes, I am the same guy who used to sit and beg and yes, the man called Jesus is the one who gave me the gift of sight" (9:11).
I am impressed by the way the man born blind dealt with the pressure to lie, to say, "I wasn't really blind. He isn't really the Son of God. He didn't really change my life. He isn't really the one I worship." It was just a hoax and now I'm back to begging by the roadside, pretending to be blind.
When challenged the first time by the Pharisees, he boldly proclaims, "He is a prophet" (9:17).
When his parents, intimidated by the Pharisees, pass the buck back to him, he lobs the question of Jesus being a sinner back at the Pharisees and points them back to the facts. "One thing I do know, that though I was blind, now I see." He mocks them for their persistent interest in the details of his healing (9:27) and asks if they would like to become Jesus' disciples. In verses 30-33 he takes them to school in the boldest of terms: "Here is an astonishing thing! You do not know where he comes from and yet he opened my eyes. We know that God does not listen to sinners, but he does listen to one who worships him and obeys his will. Never since the world began has it been heard that anyone opened the eyes of a person born blind. If this man were not from God, he could do nothing" (9:30-33).
All they can come up with is: "You were born entirely in sin, and you are trying to teach us?" And they drove him out.
It seems to me that the man born blind must have had pretty keen spiritual sight long before he received his physical sight. Because he uses the added gift of physical sight to read the faces of Jesus' detractors and to come to the same conclusion as Jesus about them, expressed in the common secular proverb: "There is none so blind as those who will not see" (9:39).
As for him, his story ends with an exclamation point of faith! He offers the ultimate proof in the Gospel of John that one has clear spiritual sight: "Lord, I believe" (9:38).
As we leave him behind and move on to chapter 10, I hear the strains of "Amazing Grace," with the man born blind leading the singing.
Amazing Grace, how sweet the Sound
that saved a wretch like me.
I once was lost but now am found,
was blind but now I see.
Sources Consulted
Frederick W. Schmidt, The Dave Test: A Raw Look at Real Faith in Hard Times (Nashville: Abingdon Press, 2013).
Raymond Brown, The Gospel of John, I-XII (New York: Doubleday and Company, Inc., 1970).
Alyce M. McKenzie is the George W. and Nell Ayers Le Van Professor of Preaching and Worship at Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University.
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A collection of snow-laden berries in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Cool Picture of the Berries, I loved it
This is so awesome! Everything is perfect in this shot!!! I looooveeee yooouuuu!
Awesome photo everything just perfect in it!
Actually, I'm not sure what they are (but I suspect that they're not actually edible).
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What an amazing photo! Really bright and vivid!
Thanks so much for your kind comment. I was fortunate that it was such a bright, cloudless day.
this is very beautiful! i love this time of year
This is very beautiful. It must have been difficult taking it do to the weather. It's still amazing though.
Thank you; you're very kind. It was a bit tricky to keep the batteries warm long enough to take some shots, but this one seemed to work out.
Lovely colors, the snow just makes the red pop. I also love snow. I lived in Canada for about 7 months all together in Alberta will never forget the trip.
This is terrific!
I'd say this the the favourite out of the three. The red and white really catches your eye. Reminds me of berries and cream for some reason.
This is lovely. I've always loved winter photographs; I've spent my whole life in Canada and I'm still hard pressed to think of something more beautiful than the glitter of ice and snow first thing in the morning. The contrast here between the stark white of the snow, the little bits of ice clinging to the branches, and the bright, deep red of the berries is wonderful and for me it really showcases one of the most beautiful times of year very well; it was an excellent scene and you captured it perfectly, well done.
Thank you very much indeed for your kind words. I'm a big fan of Canadian winters, too -- but the cold makes them very difficult to photograph for me, due to shortened battery lives.
Beautiful sharp details! Colours and light are superb!
I love the pop of colour that the berries give to the picture.
I also like how you framed the shot, with the branches all over the piece.
I also like how you framed the shot, with the branches all over the piece.
so beautiful (: I love how clear and sharp the image is, especially the berries.
Thanks very much. Given the cold, I had to keep tucking my camera into my jacket to keep the batteries warm. This was one of the last shots I managed to get before they died.
this is great! the colors really bounce off each other and make it awesomee
Thank you very much indeed! I enjoyed going through many of the great pieces in your journal entry.
It's pretty, the red berries really stand out against the background
Bright, vivid and the detail is amazing.
Beautiful! I really like how clearly the ice comes through. (and the little pops of red in the photo! )


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The recent installation of Canada new Governor General, David Johnston is being announced in CBC evening news, 7-9. Who is this young Indian woman (looks less than 30), with sparkling eyes, curly hair and a contagious smile describing the event and its importance? Her name is Reshmi Nair.
Reshmi was born in Toronto, the daughter of Mohan Nair who immigrated to Toronto from Kerala, India in 1968. He, educated in University of Waterloo (from where GG Johnston was plucked) had said, realizing Reshmis passion for journalism, once: I want to see my daughter on CBC. And she ended up with CBC though he passed away at the age of 62,
Most Indian immigrants want their sons and daughters to become doctors or lawyers. I asked her how she did not enter one of those professions. Reshmi says that her passion for investigative reporting started at a young age.
I grew up reading the Toronto Star and used to practice my reporter signoff during the CBC News at 6 when I was doing my homework in front of the TV. So the passion was there at a pretty young age. When I was about eight or nine, I would sneak around the house on the weekend, scribbling down notes on what my parents and brother were doing, put three copies of a handwritten newspaper together, and then sell them to my family for a quarter a copy. And they would buy my paper every weekend! I love the investigative aspect of journalism, and I always loved telling stories. Reshmi narrates.
This daddys girl as she describes herself was asked by her Dad questions on the stories she had read in the Star as a young girl. Her Dad said it is important to develop a capability for critical thinking. I owe my journalism career to my father Rashmi says on the verge of breaking down.
A Columbia CA grad, Reshmi, continues to do great things since graduation. She got her start at Mountain FM in Squamish, BC, then moved to News 1130 in Vancouver. From there she made the bold leap to television as a reporter for CTV News, Vancouver. And now she's landed an incredible new gig as the co-host of Connect with Mark Kelley, a two-hour nightly news talk show seen on CBC Newsworld.
I remember when I was really young, walking past homeless persons in the dead of winter and asking my Dad why they couldn't just go home. That sparked my interest in how someone's life could take a turn for the worst. I used to take the subway downtown with a backpack full of sandwiches and trade food for stories with Toronto's homeless. I've always loved interviewing people and hearing their stories. I think the best stories offer you at least one piece of information about someone that will stay with you for a long time.
Reshmi is single and is not sure whether she would marry and have children since it is not often easy to have such a good work-life arrangement when one is in a busy and competitive journalism career. One thing she admits is that she has several tattoos and will likely get more, because they're addictive and I love them.
Reshmis quick mind is reflected in her ability for quick but gentle repartee when called for. One can only hope that one day she would be one of the top journalists in North America. She has the talents, the brains and the beauty. How about opportunities and the ability to take a tough unbeaten path?
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Colombia is known for many things. On the plus side there is its vibrant lifestyle, its diverse and beautiful landscape with heart stopping vistas, its rich culture and history and, of course, its fabulous coffee.
On the debit side there is its unfortunate place at the top of the world league of cocaine producers and a reputation for violence born out of South America's longest running armed conflict, between government forces, left-wing insurgents and right-wing paramilitaries.
And then there are its emeralds.
To those who covet the sparkling green gems, Colombia is where the very finest stones - those with the deepest colour and fewest imperfections and trace elements - are to be found.
Emeralds have been mined there since antiquity and were as much prized by the Incan nobility as they were by the Spanish conquistadors who spread across the 'new world' in the 16th century.
Today, Colombia is responsible for almost two-thirds of the world's production of fine emeralds; commerce that brings in hundreds of millions of dollars in much needed export income.
But as anyone who knows about the country's most notorious export business - narcotics - will appreciate, where there is money to be made in Colombia, violence and criminality can all too easily follow.Emerald wars
In the 1980s, territorial disputes between some of the country's leading mining families escalated into a full-blown conflict, centred around the Western Boyaca province, where most of the stones are to be found.
Before long the country's most powerful drug gangsters, the Medellin cartel, became involved too - sensing an opportunity to establish a new supply corridor from the cocaine growing regions in the interior to the coast. And of course, they also saw a chance to take a slice of the huge profits the emerald industry generated.
The mine owners fought back, even as they were fighting among themselves, and by the end of the decade more than 6,000 people had been killed. Inevitably - as is often the case in Colombia - many of them were civilians caught up in the gun battles between rival paramilitary forces.
But eventually one mine owner emerged out of this brutal conflict with sufficient power to impose his authority on the rest. That man is Victor Carranza, or Don Victor as many call him - the tsar of Colombia's emerald industry.
Though he had fought as vigorously (and as viciously, some say) as his rivals, he had the foresight to realise that the quarrels were causing more harm than benefit.
In 1990, the warlord re-invented himself as a peacemaker and turned to the Catholic Church for help. Together they brokered a peace that has held - mostly - for more than two decades and established Carranza's firm control over the emerald business.
He became fabulously wealthy as a result (although no-one can be absolutely sure, he is reckoned to be a dollar billionaire) and a key figure in the country's complex political landscape.
To the people of Western Boyaca, which he has ruled with an iron fist, he is the 'Godfather', a man to be both respected and feared.
To the politicians, he had held in his sway - including a number of Colombia's presidents - he is someone to be courted and protected from legal sanction.
And to his rivals and enemies, he is simply someone they yearn to be rid of - only they have never managed to do so.
Carranza has survived several assassination attempts - the most recent in 2010 when a convoy of vehicles he was in was ambushed by a gang armed with heavy automatic weapons and rocket propelled grenades.
In the gun battle that followed, two of his bodyguards were killed and the cars were shredded. But somehow the elderly tycoon survived, typically firing off six shots himself at his would-be assailants before taking refuge.A 'damaged' peace
Yet now it transpires that his enemies will not have to wait long before this hugely controversial figure quits the scene. In his late 70s, Carranza is terminally ill and he knows he does not have long to go. As he told filmmaker Fernando Lucena, who went to Colombia to make this remarkable profile for People & Power, the end could come at any time: "Six years ago I was diagnosed with prostate cancer and I never took a pill for that. But two years ago I got lung cancer and that one has got me all the way up to the hair .... It's about time for God to remember me and call me to his side."
But Carranza insists it is not death that worries him; it is the thought of what is going to happen to the concord he brokered more than two decades ago."The peace we signed 23 years ago is cracking. It's damaged. People don't treat it with the respect we gave it when we reached those compromises and that is a very grave and delicate thing. And I don't like it."
Writer Pedro Claver, who has made a study of Carranza's role in the last Emerald War, goes further. He believes Carranza's death could be the trigger for another internecine conflict.
"While Carranza is alive he holds all the control, but behind him there is another generation that could restart the conflict .... If there is another big find [of emeralds] there will be another war ... and the kind of war that could erupt will have a lot in common with the wars from the past," Claver says.
No wonder then that as the Emerald Tsar's last days approach, many of his fellow Colombians look to the future with great foreboding.
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I don't generally like tour groups. However, I would have gladly taken this tour again the next day too! Virginia, our tour guide, was unbelievably wonderful. She absolutely made our time with her the best part of our stay in Provence. The sites were lovely and she got us to and from safely and efficiently. We would do it again in a heartbeat!
Solene was our driver and she was fantastic. Friendly, funny, knowledgable. I felt completely safe with her driving. All 3 villages and the Pont du Gard were amazing. Better than I expected!
Had a wonderful tour. The tour guide Marion was extremely knowledgeable and friendly and we had a great tour of the villages around Provence and the pont du garde. We would recommend your company to our friends.
The quality of the sights we visited the time provided at each place visited and the courteous knowledgeable driver made our afternoon even better than we'd hoped. We would highly recommend this tour.
Excellent tour in a new, comfortable vehicle with a highly knowledgeable French driver whose English was first-class. His ability to drive safely while answering a wide variety of questions from his 4 passengers should be commended.
There was a lot packed into a half day on this tour but it was wonderful. I highly recommend the Roussignol and Gordes add-on. The small number of people in the mini-van is much better than a bus tour and the van can go places that are impossible in a bus. Highly recommended.
We covered a lot of ground and got to see four major highlights in 6-7 hours under the tutelage of a well-informed and friendly guide. This small-format trip by van allowed for pleasant interactions with our fellow passengers and significant conversation with our guide. Although each stop was only 45 minutes or so, we were able to explore freely. I recommend this tour highly and without reservation.
We had a wonderful trip. Since we were traveling without a car, we were able to see things we otherwise would not have been able to get to. The guide was very knowledgable and pleasant. I would recommend this trip.
We didn't have many days in Provence and this trip brought us to some great locations (plus the drive was a nice break from walking). The driver was knowledgeable and entertaining too!
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This trip was wonderful and surpassed my expectations. Virginia was awesome. One would want several hours in each place but since things are so spread out that is impossible in a half day trip. I highly recommend!! There was hotel pick up and drop off, leaving the driving to Virginia in a nice van and air conditioned.
A very well conceived tour which offered an excellent introduction to the Luberon and Alpilles, plus the Pont de Gard. The guide was full of information and together with the small size of the tour made the tour friendly and informal. For content and enjoyment, the tour felt more like a whole than half a day.
A truly excellent trip ... Well organised, varied and thoroughly enjoyable ... The perfect way to capture the essence of Provence in an afternoon!
Wonderful trip. Our guide was so friendly and informative and we had a lovely time. Definitely recommend this tour to others and particularly with this tour company.
Helen L Australia
This was an excellent tour from start to finish, with only 7 of us on this small group tour. Rousillion, Gordes and Les Baux were all charming old villages and the Pont du Gard was spectacular. We had enough time in each village to take photos and buy an icecream. We were able to walk over the Pont du Gard in the late evening withouth any crowds. The guide was very professional and made the day fun. I highly recommend this tour.
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Our Half-Day trip around Provence exceeded expectations. Our guide was very knowledgeable about the area and explained things clearly. She gave us plenty of time to visit the places on the route. The three towns and the Pont-du Gard were all quite different and all very interesting as well as beautiful to look at. A well planned and most enjoyable tour! and a great tour guide!
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The guide knew the best locations for photography and suggested where to visit when time was limited. We would not have been able to visit these places by public transport. It's worth paying for air conditioned vehicle alone in warm weather!
Jeffrey C USA
This was great, great, great! It was worth taking the tour with Viator.
Laurie F Canada
The stone villages of Gordes and Baux de Provence were so beautiful, we couldn't get enough pictures. The Pont du Gard was unbelievably majestic, and my daughter and I were in awe of the genius of the Roman engineers; however, we would have liked a little more time there.
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An excellent guide!
Jennifer R Australia
Booked to see Pont du Gard, which had plenty of WOW factor. Skillfully saved for last by our very pleasant female driver and guide. The villages were well worth a look and all very different.
Jean G USA
This is a great tour of a truly beautiful part of France. We saw much of the local scenery, even more than the destinations promised. Our guide was very knowledgeable and answered every question we threw at him - antiquities, local customs, culture, agricultural practices, history, architecture, local politics, and even cooking with truffles! This is the best way to see and learn about the region shy of actually living there. Highly recommended.
Shirley T Australia
The scenery was fantastic. The mini-bus arrived on time at our hotel and although there was only the four of us we received the full tour. The young woman driver was a very competent driver and also gave us an excellent commentary. We had ample time at each stop to sightsee and browse. All of us, three adults and an eleven year old boy, thoroughly enjoyed the whole afternoon.
Pick up was on time. I had a lovely afternoon driving around the Avignon countryside. Great for a snap shot of the country side if you are time constrained.


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