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Student organizations in the School of Applied Sciences, Technology and Education are preparatory clubs focused on strengthening students' abilities and work experience for specific career opportunities. Students participate in skill building activities, socialize with students who share career interests, become involved with service projects and network with potential employers.
Ag Tech Club
Ag Tech Club members are generally agricultural machinery or agricultural systems technology majors at USU. Students participate in activities designed to develop skills and knowledge specific to agricultural systems technology.
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Royce Hatch
(435) 797-1928
Aggie FACS
This club is open to students of all majors. It is affiliated with the state (UAFCS) and national (AAFCS) organizations, providing students with the opportunity to participate in professional meetings, network with practicing professionals, and exchange ideas with other FACS students throughout Utah.
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(435) 797-3410
Agricultural Communication Club (ACC)
The USU Agricultural Communication Club fosters career development among future agricultural communicators; facilitates public relations and communication within the College of Agriculture; nurtures professional development; and encourages student involvement in the university, community, and industry. ACC is a chapter of the National Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow.Contact Information
Kelsey Hall
(435) 797-3289
Alpha Tau Alpha (ATA)
Alpha Tau Alpha is a National Professional Honorary Agricultural Education Organization that plays a vital role in the preparation of those who have chosen a major in agricultural education or extension education.
Collegeiate FFA
Collegiate FFA enhances your collegiate experience through service and engagement to create premier leaders, enable personal growth, and ensure career success. Members from all majors across campus meet once a month to plan service learning projects, participate in professional development activities, or just have fun!
Design Academy
The Design Academy is a performance based program which distributes skill awards for passing through a curriculum. The current curriculum focuses on VEX Robotic Competitions where students design, build and program competitive robots. They also have the opportunity to join a competitive team and compete at the regional level. Successful teams may advance to the national level.
Contact Information
Gary Stewardson
(435) 797-1802
Society of Aviation Maintenance Professionals (SAMP)
The Society of Aviation Maintenance Professionals at Utah State is an organization for aviation mechanics, pilots and students with he goal of improving professionalism in the people and industry. It also provides opportunities for growth, advancement and education.
Club members receive contact with industry professionals, fundraisers and social and academic activities. They also receive help seeking out internships, scholarships and employment opportunities.
Technology and Engineering Education
Technology and engineering education majors have access to this departmental club that provides an area with computers, a printer, a snack bar, an activities area and a meeting room. Ninety percent of technology and engineering students are club members that actively take part in socials and fund-raising events. Club members can participate in Vex Robotic Competitions, where previous club members have taken first place in the VEX world championship for Autonomous Programing and Sensors, second place in the Excellence Award and fifth place in Bracket Play.
USU Pilot Club and NIFA Flight Team
The pilot club at Utah State University provides students who have an interest in aviation with an environment to interact with fellow aviation enthusiasts. Activities range from social gatherings to professional development trips.
Contact Information
(435) 797-0680
USU Young Farmers and Ranchers
Sponsored by the Utah Farm Bureau Federation, the Collegiate Young Farmers and Ranchers is open to college students of all areas of study who are interested in agriculture. We offer meetings with guest speakers and social opportunities, leadership development and educational conferences, local, state and national competitive events and an introduction to involvement in local, state and national Farm Bureau programs.Contact Information
Brett Evans
(435) 797-2167


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Though comparable in importance and breadth of success to the Lewis and Clark Expedition, the Ex. Ex. has been largely forgotten. Now, the celebrated Nathaniel Philbrick recreates this chapter of American maritime history in all its triumph and scandal.
Like the award-winning In the Heart of the Sea, Sea of Glory combines meticulous history with spellbinding human drama as it circles the globe from the palm-fringed beaches of the South Pacific to the treacherous waters off Antarctica and to the stunning beauty of the Pacific Northwest, and, finally, to a court-martial aboard a ship anchored off New York City.
©2003 Nathaniel Philbrick; (P)2003 Penguin Audiobooks
"A breathtaking account of one of history's greatest adventures." (Entertainment Weekly)
"A good solid voyage of discovery"
If you like historical non-fiction about interesting expeditions, this should be a good listen (I read the paper version). Lt. Wilkes is a classic flawed leader, aloof, somewhat cruel, but his determination drove his crew on a great voyage though he struggled for notoriety. The amazing collection of artifacts that Wilkes brought home formed the foundation of the Smithsonian collection. I really like the detail of maritime life circa 1840, and Philbrick delivers. His writing makes even provisioning ships interesting. His previous book "Heart of the Sea" was a bit more gripping (albeit more harsh), but "Sea of Glory" is a very good book by a great historical writer.
"Something's Just not Speaking to me…"
The Good – I am amazed that I never had heard of the ExEx before this book. Very disappointed in our public education system for that. From a purely historic point of view I liked the book. I liked learning about the expedition because I needed to learn about something so monumental. I made a few book marks for reference that I can return to later, but overall the book just didn't give me what I had expected.
The Not So Good – To be fair I'm going to have to give this book a second listen, but on first pass it just lacks something. The book told a lot of the human stories, but didn't tell much of the science stories at least not in much detail. The author went through great pains to explain in telling detail why a certain officer did a certain thing, but he didn't go into much story telling about the science discoveries. This really didn't strike me until the end of the book where he listed the hundreds of samples the expedition brought back with them. It left me saying; "why didn't you tell more about those samples and how and where they came from?" I'm not sure if I should follow that question with an "ugh!" or a "duh!"?
The Narration - Scott Brick is one of my favorite narrators, but for some reason I don't think he was the right fit for this particular book's writing style. Not that it was bad by any measure, but I think someone with a deeper voice and slower cadence could have made the book more interesting? Perhaps a Brit don't you know? Although I'm sure someone would take umbrage to that given the national pride of the subject matter.
The Overall – Sea of Glory is okay and was fairly good overall. I definitely learned something, which I always appreciate. I will listen to it again to see if I missed something that would push my rating a bit higher, but I'm not sure that will happen. In closing, I'm not disappointed by the book, but I'm not overjoyed by it either.
"almost as good the second time"
very good narration gave meaning to the words
yes as Nathaniel Philbrick is one of my favorite history authors writing style is superb. This topic is probably his least known and that simply shouldn't be given the enormous contributions of the US Ex Ex.
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I had read the printed version of the book when it was new so this was a really good comparison for me. the audiobook was tougher to follow but that's usually true as compared to having the pages in your hand.
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I really enjoyed this title. Some may find the level of detail of the voyage and what occurred daunting, but to me it was just right.
It's hard to say just how the author does it (good writing perhaps..), but somehow you feel swept away as if you were part of the expedition. Some of the passages were so captivating that I feel like I have actual memories of the events as if I were there at the time.
If you want to know about this fascinating chapter of history that remains surprisingly obscure, you will enjoy this audio book.
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This is a good account of a very obscure bit of American history. Well read and interesting.
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Excellent story, a lot of detail on the people involved, learnt a lot about this period in American history and the exploration of Antarctica and the Pacific
"Geat story of American history. "
seems like the editing could use some work. Could have downloaded with errors though. Overall this was a great book.
"Quite the Adventure"
This is one of the first audio books that I've listened to, so it is hard to compare.
In The Heart of the Sea by the same author
The story of this voyage is almost forgotten by the American public. I'm gald I now know what went on during the voyage. Almost feel like I was there.
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Big 12 Tournament: Can OU or OSU make some magic in Kansas City?
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas stands as the Big 12 Tournament favorite.
Choose anyone else at your own risk, although the Jayhawks' tournament success (five of the past seven titles) isn't as impressive as their stronghold run of nine straight league regular season championships.
Still, conference coaches — including KU's Bill Self — agree that this year's event could be more competitive than ever, with as many as six teams capable of getting hot and carrying off the trophy.
"I've never seen the league better, with more teams that can win your league tournament, than we have now," Self said.
"Not very often do you go in and say, 'Well, I think that team can positively win three games in a row.' And there are six teams that can win three games in a row."
Optimism runs rampant, with Oklahoma State and Oklahoma among those hoping to provide some Sprint Center magic.
Kansas State, after tying the Jayhawks for the regular season crown, Iowa State and even Baylor all appear in play. The Bears, who face OSU in the Thursday late game, arrive on the heels of an 81-58 rout of Kansas on Saturday.
"All season long, I've said there is parity in college basketball," said Baylor coach Scott Drew. "Our team can beat anybody in the nation, and as everybody has shown in college basketball, anybody can lose to anybody."
Why not OSU?
The Cowboys at one point were the hottest team in the Big 12, winning seven straight conference games. They closed the conference regular season by winning 11 of their last 13, entering the conference tournament among the teams to beat.
Reasons to believe
*In recent years, OSU rolled into Kansas City needing a mini-miracle to advance, let alone make it to the title game. This time, no miracles are necessary, only consistent strong play. During the course of the season, the Cowboys beat every team in the league at least once. And their win over perceived tournament favorite Kansas came in Lawrence, so while a pro-Jayhawk crowd in the Sprint Center is a given, it won't approach the atmosphere in The Phog. As Brian Williams said recently, they fear nobody.
*Maybe more than any team in the league, the Cowboys can rely on a variety of guys to carry them on the offensive end. Markel Brown. Marcus Smart. Le'Bryan Nash. All can — and have — led the way in big wins this season.
*While many teams have already peaked, the Cowboys continue to improve. Nash has never played better on a consistent basis. Michael Cobbins is gaining confidence and productivity after an early season injury, as does Williams, who just recently returned.
Reasons to worry
*Of all the teams in the field, first-round foe Baylor may pose the worst matchup for the Cowboys. The Bears' size and athleticism with 7-footer Isaiah Austin and Cory Jefferson in the post poses a problem, with Philip Jurick somewhat marginalized. The teams split their regular season series, but both games were grinding struggles.
*While the Cowboys have grown up rapidly and impressively this season, this will be a new experience for many. Not so much veteran-led teams like Kansas, Kansas State, Iowa State, Oklahoma and Baylor.
Why not OU?
Oklahoma basketball is having its best season since Blake Griffin ran the court for the Sooners.
Their 20-10 overall and 11-7 league records include victories over then-No. 5 Kansas and Oklahoma State, as well as bouncing back from all but one of their losses with a victory. The Sooners are the fourth-best team in the league. They beat every team at least once, except for Kansas State. The Sooners swept Texas Tech, West Virginia and Baylor.
Toward the end of the season, Oklahoma has played some of its best basketball, according to Sooners coach Lon Kruger. The Sooners could continue to shock people in the postseason.
Reasons to believe
*They could be due: In their last nine games they've won two, lost one, won two, lost one, won two and lost one. If history continues to repeat itself, OU's due for back-to-back victories — and maybe they can pull out a third for the championship. OU's longest win streak this season was five.
*What hasn't happened this Big 12 season that's been a surprise? Upsets and unpredictable outcomes are the heartbeat of postseason college hoops.
Reasons to worry
*Could the Sooners repeat the way they played Repeating the way the Sooners played in the first half against TCU during their final regular-season game?
*Cyclones' 3-point dominance: Oklahoma opens the bracket with a game against Iowa State. The teams split their regular season matchups with the Cyclones taking the first by 19 points and Oklahoma winning the second by 17. The Sooners could get stopped by Iowa State's dominance from beyond the arc.
*Say OU beats Iowa State and Kansas beats the winner of West Virginia/Texas Tech. The Jayhawks might have faltered in early February to Oklahoma, when they were in the midst of a three-game losing streak, but they have returned to national prominence … until that Baylor loss that ended their regular season.


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Medizinische Fakultät Heidelberg
Course outline
The focus of our International Health programme is on poverty-related health problems in low- and middle-income countries.
To make health services available to the people who need them most, there is a need in many developing countries to (a) improve health policy, (b) make organisation, planning and management more efficient at all levels of the delivery system, and (c) ensure sustainable financing. Hence, the generation of reliable information through applied research is essential.
The Master of Science course in International Health (MScIH) at Heidelberg University has been developed with these factors in mind.
The overall aim of the programme is to provide students with a solid foundation in the principles of international public health and the requisite skills in using the tools and methods required to initiate and run programmes that will improve the health of poor populations in an efficient, sustainable and equitable way.
Further Information
- www.klinikum.uni-heidelberg.de/Master-of-Science-in-International-Health.7084.0.html
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Course structure
The MScIH is a modular programme divided into three parts, each accounting for 20 ECTS (=European Credit Transfer System):
- 1. Core Course - providing a basic overview of essential topics in International Health.
After the completion of the core course, students should be able to
- identify and analyse the interrelated determinants of health and major health problems of populations in low- and middle-income societies from a cross-disciplinary perspective
- collect, analyse and critically appraise qualitative and quantitative data relevant for the improvement of health and health care in low- and middle-income societies
- plan sustainable improvements for health systems, with an awareness of diverse intercultural settings and social and ethical responsibilities
- communicate clearly and work professionally in a multi-disciplinary team
- 2. Advanced Modules - in-depth learning on selected topics
- 3. Thesis - guided individual research work with flexible personal choice
Full-time and part-time study
The MScIH programme can be completed in two ways, either by pursuing the one-year Residential Track (full-time) with a fixed set of Advanced Modules taken in Heidelberg or by spending between one and five years on the European Track (tropEd: Network for Higher Education in International Health), which allows for part-time study and an individual choice from the Advanced Modules offered in the tropEd network.
Before embarking on the programme, candidates must decide which track they want to pursue.
Teaching and learning methods
The lecturers and course staff are committed to creating a learning atmosphere that strikes an appropriate balance between input lectures, participatory activities and independent, individual studies. Accordingly, a combination of approaches is used:
- interactive lectures - discussing theoretical and conceptual issues
- group work, group discussions, plenary sessions - enabling the participants to share thoughts and ideas and thus deepen their understanding of theories and concepts
- workshops and seminars - facilitating learning skills
- tutorials - ensuring the attainment of individual learning goals and catering for individual learning needs.
Formal requirements
Application and admission
Admission to the course is restricted. Please consult the Admission Regulations.
Closing date for applications
April 30 for the winter term
Applications should be addressed to the Institute of Public Health (see below).
Information regarding the application procedure
Further information
Medizinische Fakultät Heidelberg
Examination regulations
Examination regulations (15 December 2006)
Examination regulations (15 December 2006, amended 3 December 2015)
Module Handbook
Please click here to find the latest Module Handbook (see Downloads).
Examinations board
Issues arising in connection with examinations, credit transfer and academic credential recognition are dealt with by the relevant examinations board/office. For more information, consult the academic advisor(s) indicated below.
Tuition fees
Tuition fees as of winter term 2015/16:
European Track
Core Course + thesis + final exam: EUR 7,863
Not included: Advanced Modules: EUR 1,000 for a two-week course at Heidelberg. Different fees apply within the network, average total cost approx. EUR 6,000
Residential Track
EUR 7,050 per semester.
Tuition fees do not include accommodation and other personal living expenses.
In addition, Heidelberg University charges an administration fee and a Studentenwerksbeitrag (Student Services contribution) per semester.
Tuition fees for students who were matriculated before winter term 2011/12.
Academic advisor
Dr. Olaf Horstick
Institute of Public Health
(formerly Department of Tropical Hygiene and Public Health)
University of Heidelberg
Im Neuenheimer Feld 324
D-69120 Heidelberg
phone: +49 (0)6221 567191
fax: +49 (0)6221 564918
e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Internet: www.klinikum.uni-heidelberg.de/Master-of-Science-in-International-Health.7084.0.html
MScIH course office
Institute of Public Health
University of Heidelberg
Im Neuenheimer Feld 324
D-69120 Heidelberg, Germany
phone: +49 (0) 6221 56-7190
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Tea Party Nation: Obama 'Hates America'
Submitted by Brian Tashman on Thursday, 1/3/2013 4:25 pm
Tea Party Nation head Judson Phillips goes full Dinesh D'Souza today in his daily email to members, warning that President Obama "hates America" because he "looks at America through his Marxist background" and wants to destroy it by sabotaging the economy. He tells TPN supporters that Obama seeks "the power to be a dictator" in order to introduce "tyranny" and "completely bring down the American economy and possibly the American state."
What he really wants is the power to be a dictator.
Barack Obama does not like the American system of government. He doesn't like our founding fathers either. Our founding fathers were very wise. They dealt with tyranny in their lifetime. The fundamental purpose of the way they set up our government was not to be efficient or even to accommodate rapid change.
It was to block the accumulation of power by one man.
Barack Obama wants to change this.
Obama does not love America. He hates America. He looks at America through his Marxist background and sees not the greatest nation in the world. He does not see the country that has done more good for more people than any other nation. He sees the evil oppressive power that Marxists always view America as.
By continuing to borrow money, unabated, he knows sooner or later debt will completely bring down the American economy and possibly the American state.
There is a deeper battle here as well.
If Barack Obama and the Party of Treason can beat the Republicans down to the point where they abdicate or at least refuse to fight for their Constitutionally mandated role in controlling the purse, America will no longer have three co-equal branches of government.
If Obama wins this next battle, it will fundamentally transform America and our government. Which is exactly what he said he wanted to do when he ran in 2008. Obama has spoken several times, almost longingly talking about how he wishes he had dictatorial powers. Now, here is his chance.
The legislative branch, instead of being equal to the executive will now become inferior and submissive. The tyranny of the strong leader that our founding fathers feared will have materialized here in America.
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Growing oil fields look to Oklahoma for expertise
As unconventional oil and natural gas production continues to expand, companies throughout the country are looking to import Oklahoma's energy expertise.
Horizontal drilling, hydraulic fracturing, water disposal and many of the other complex and more controversial oil and natural gas activities have been used in one form or another in Oklahoma and Texas for decades.
Other states are now trying to develop that knowledge.
The demand has been strong enough to lead United Airlines to begin offering new nonstop flights between Oklahoma City's Will Rogers World Airport and Cleveland, Ohio's, Hopkins International Airport. The new route is scheduled to begin on Valentine's Day.
United's managing director Jim Ferea in September said the new connection is in response to Oklahoma energy companies' interest in Ohio's Utica Shale.
The airline made a similar announcement Wednesday when it said it will create a new nonstop route between Houston and Rapid City, N.D., linking the Bakken field and the energy core.
The pull also has drawn some Oklahomans to lend their knowledge and experience more directly.
Longtime Enid resident Don Fischbach last year moved to Cleveland to become chairman of the energy and natural resources department at the Calfee, Halter and Griswold law firm, where he specializes in oil and gas law for the Utica Shale.
Before moving north, Fischbach served for 11 years as general counsel and secretary at Continental Resources when the company was based in Enid.
The biggest difference oil companies face between working in Ohio instead of Oklahoma or Texas is that of the public's understanding and expectations, he said.
"In Oklahoma, there have been several blanket resource projects. It's not new," Fischbach said. "It might be a little bit more intense now in certain areas of Oklahoma than it has been historically, but the people are basically used to the industry. People have seen something like this before, so they know more what to expect. That's not the case in eastern Ohio."
The most important thing for companies new to the Utica or other developing areas is to get involved and talk to people, Fischbach said.
"Let your issues and concerns be known. Talk about what works and what doesn't work," he said. "I find the presentation of information is complementary and not something to be afraid of."


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Gold Drop Arborvitae
Thuja occidentalis 'Gold Drop'Item #4767 USDA Hardiness Zone: 4 - 7
Plant Description
A fine semi-dwarf, conical shrub that retains its dense, flattened sprays of bright golden foliage all year long. Maintains its clean form without pruning. Use as a handsome accent, or in pairs at the entryway. Makes an ideal foundation planting, low screen or shrub border.
- OverviewLight Needs:Partial to full sunWatering Needs:Water regularly in extreme heat. Requires less water once established.Average Landscape Size:Grows 4 to 6 ft. tall and 3 to 4 ft. wide.Key Feature:Waterwise PlantBlooms:Inconspicuous flowersLandscape Uses:
- DetailDeciduous/evergreen:EvergreenGrowth habit:Compact, PyramidalGrowth rate:ModerateAverage landscape size:Grows 4 to 6 ft. tall and 3 to 4 ft. wide.Special features:Dramatic Foliage Color, Dwarf Plant, North American Native Selection, Waterwise, Year-round InterestFoliage color:YellowBlooms:Inconspicuous flowersGarden styleAsian/Zen, Contemporary, Rustic
- CareCare InformationTolerant of a wide range of soils, but prefers moist, neutral to alkaline, well-drained loamy soil. Best with some light afternoon shade in hot summer climates. Avoid dry, exposed, windy sites. Feed with a general purpose fertilizer before new growth begins in spring. Pruning time: spring.Light Needs:Partial to full sunWatering Needs:Water regularly in extreme heat. Requires less water once established.
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Enjoy the natural wonders and culinary delights of Croatia, Slovenia and Italy
Discover the rich artistic heritage, incredible natural attractions and acclaimed cuisine of Croatia, Slovenia and Italy on this ten-day small group adventure from Dubrovnik to Venice. Soak up Split's stunning ocean views, Dubrovnik's famous walls and wander through the pristine natural beauty of Plitvice Lakes National Park. Become acquainted with Croatia's capital, Zagreb, on a guided walking tour, explore Ljubljana's Old City and be romanced and entranced by Venice. Taking in both famous landmarks and lesser-known attractions, this trip is bound to enthral European novices and aficionados alike.
- Split is a haven of relaxation and culture. Unwind with a walk along the waterfront promenade and admire the impressive ruins of Diocletian's Palace
- Stroll through Plitvice Lakes National Park, marvelling at luminous lakes and waterfalls that appear to have been sketched by an artist
- Croatia's amazing array of food specialities mix multiple European influences, and Zagreb harnesses the best of them. Feast on Mediterranean fresh seafood, Italian-influenced antipasti and the crunchy, doughy dessert of fritule
- Explore the streets, medieval buildings and restored castle of Ljubljana's charming Old Town on foot
- Romantic Venice is like no other city in the world. Be bewitched by its labyrinth of alleyways and canals, lagoon islands and endless historic attractions
Day 1-2 Dubrovnik
Today is free to explore the beaches and scenery of this idyllic coastal city that overlooks the Adriatic. Maybe take a walk along the city walls of 'Game of Thrones' fame, enjoying views of the sparkling Adriatic Sea in this renowned jewel of the Dalmatian Coast. Visit Big Onofrio's Fountain, built by architect Onofrio della Cava in the 15th century to supply water to the city. Perhaps check out the Franciscan monastery, home to one of the world's oldest continuously-functioning pharmacies, founded in the 13th century. Perhaps check out the 13th-century Franciscan monastery or the Sponza and Rector's Palaces, the only Renaissance buildings in the city to survive a devastating earthquake and fire in 1667. You might like to check out the city's War Photography Museum, or if you have time, even take a boat trip to nearby Lokrum Island, where you will find the French-built Fort Royal Castle, a monastery, and a botanical garden that dates back to when the Austrian archduke Maximilian had his holiday home on the island. Otherwise, maybe relax on the pristine Banje beach.
Day 3-4 Split / Brac Island
Take a daytrip out to the island of Brac, the third largest of Croatia's islands and host to enchanting harbour villages, set among steep cliffs and a distinctly Mediterranean landscape. Villagers have farmed wine, olive oil, figs and almonds in the difficult interior of this rock-strewn island for centuries, but it's the small, beach-side towns that draw the crowds. Brac's most famous export is the gleaming white stone mined from the island's quarries, cladding buildings as deep in antiquity as Diocletian's Palace in Split, and as far afield as the White House in Washington DC. Visit the town of Supetar and spend a day exploring this island, or simply take it easy, lie on the famous Zlatni Rat beach and enjoy the sun with a drink in your hand.
Day 5-6 Plitvice Lakes National Park / Zagreb
Enjoy a free day in Zadar, so check out both the upper town and the lower town to understand the city's culture. The tallest building in town is the gothic Zagreb Cathedral, with iconic twin spires that can be seen from virtually everywhere in the city. Ban Jelacic Square is the city's central point, which is surrounded by multiple structures that reflect different periods of Zagreb's past. There is so much to see and do in this harbour city, the hard thing is deciding what to choose. There are a number of excellent museums to visit including the Museum of Church Art, the Archaeological Museum and the National Museum. Don't forget to visit the famous 'Greeting to the Sun' and the 'Sea Organ', two of the more modern sights of Zadar. The latter is a man-made organ on Zadar's Riva that works with the motion of the waves and 35 pipes to create a musical soundscape. You could also visit the vibrant fish markets of this port town, take a dip in the clear costal waters, or explore the café culture and do some people watching. Your leader will also be able to offer you suggestions. One of the more unusual places you could visit is the Museum of Broken Relationships, which documents the history of failed relationships and unrequited love.
Day 7-8 Ljubljana
There may be time on Day 8 to take an optional day trip to Bled. With immense natural beauty, Bled, together with its surroundings, ranks among the most beautiful of alpine resorts. With a stunning lake, a castle, a picturesque island church and plenty of outdoor activities, Bled is a great place to explore. It's renowned for its mild, healing climate and thermal lake water. Maybe head to the cliff-top Old Bled Castle, dating from the 15th century and overlooking sparkling Lake Bled, then take a Pletna boat ride (a wooden, awning-covered boat rowed by a special oarsman) to the island on Lake Bled – climb up the 99 steps to St Mary's Church. Be sure to seek out the famous Bled cream cake, which isn't hard; nearly every cafe and cake shop in town claims that theirs is the best. There's also plenty of action for adrenaline junkies: rafting, caving, cycling, canoeing, boating, and swimming, to name a few.
Day 9-10 Venice
On the final day of the trip, there are no activities planned and you're able to depart the accommodation at any time. As there is so much to do in Venice we recommend you to extend your stay by a few days. We are happy to book additional accommodation for you, subject to availability. Please enquire at the time of booking.
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Croatia, Slovenia & Italy - amazing and spectacular scenery - well worth visiting. Hostels in some places could have been better but all were clean. If you are an older traveller I definitely suggest booking single supplement.
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Less than a second stood between British singer M.I.A. giving the finger to 114 million people watching the Super Bowl halftime show and no one noticing at all.
Less than a second stood between British singer M.I.A. giving the finger to 114 million people watching the Super Bowl halftime show and no one noticing at all.
That's how close NBC censors came to preventing the gesture from being seen Sunday night, but the Super Bowl instead wound up with another entertainment oops moment. The gesture swept across social media, showing up in screen grabs and video, reminding everyone of Janet Jackson's infamous wardrobe malfunction in 2004 when a nipple was exposed ever so briefly to a Super Bowl audience.
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The Nielsen Co. said that 114 million people watched Madonna's halftime show, even more than the average of 111.3 million who watched the game. It was the most-watched halftime entertainment show ever.
The gesture was "so shocking that I had no idea she even did it until NBC issued an apology for it," wrote Time magazine TV critic James Poniewozik on his blog.
The digital video recorder maker Tivo said there were no appreciable bumps in playbacks at the time of M.I.A.'s gesture, meaning many people either didn't see it or shrugged it off. Tivo has some 2 million customers in the U.S., said Tara Maitra, the company's senior vice president.
"I never even noticed," said Joan Kistner, a marketer from Chicago who watched the game. "It wasn't until this morning when I heard the news" and so many people were talking about it that she knew it happened.
"I don't know why they glorify bad behavior," Kistner said. "Some things should just be left alone. I really think she owes Madonna, who obviously wanted her to be part of the show, an apology."
The NFL and NBC should take steps to hold people accountable for their actions, said Tim Winter, president of the Parents Television Council.
"Most families would agree that the middle finger aimed directly at them is not appropriate, especially during the most-watched television event of the year," Winter said.
Back in M.I.A.'s native Britain, the London Times noted that while all eyes may have been on Madonna at halftime, "it was the extended middle finger of the British hip-hop star M.I.A. that caused the most controversy."
The Guardian wondered whether anyone would really be outraged.
"You'd be forgiven for not having a coronary over the fact M.I.A. gave Super Bowl viewers the finger during her halftime guest spot with Madonna," the newspaper wrote in its music blog. "For most fans, it was probably more shocking to see M.I.A. performing a rehearsed dance routine than flipping the bird."
Indeed, M.I.A. is provocative and an artist taking advantage of all those TV viewers might not be all that surprising. Still, host Gretchen Carlson on Fox News Channel's "Fox & Friends" urged M.I.A. to "get a life" and culture vulture Perez Hilton tweeted: "Think she'll ever be invited on live TV again?"
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One person who didn't miss M.I.A.'s message was Marlee Matlin. The actress, who is deaf, tweeted: "When we expected some beautiful sign language during the (hash)SuperBowl National Anthem, we got instead a "sign" during M.I.A.'s rap. Ahem."
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Ischgl is a popular place for skiing, but also a very pleasant and attractive place to visit in the summer. Nestled high up in the Paznaun Valley, it is situated on the Silvretta Pass road, on the south bank of the Trisanna River; flanked by the Silvretta Mountains to the south and the Verwall Mountains to the north.
It is also close to the Swiss and Italian borders as a result of which we were able to join excursions to Scuol in Switzerland and Lake Reschen and Churburg Castle in Italy, and to take the 'Smugglers' Route' into Switzerland. We also visited Landeck' and St Anton' in Austria. You can find out about the other things that we did whilst staying in Ischgl in our 'Things to Do' page.
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I haven't heard of this place, so thanks for sharing tips and photo's of the beautiful scenery.
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Worse kind of wheel sucker is the guy in the aero bars that rides your wheel, decides to pass you, then slows down.
I thought of this thread the other day going through a nice roller section when, afterwards, a guy thanked us for the draft. I told him "No problem, anytime." but secretly I never even realized he was back there. I just don't look back.
I guess I'm trying to say- You need to worry less.
A guy (riding a nice S-Works) had grabbed a hold of the stoker's saddle and was (jokingly) saying "Thanks for the pull -- that hill kinda took it out of me."
I said "No problem, we're here to help."
He laughed, let go, and sprinted away saying "Thanks!"
About 15 minutes later he passed us again saying "I think I know how this one ends -- I read Aesop's Fables when I was a kid."
He'd stopped to use the restroom and was just playing with us.
You meet the nicest people on two wheels....
B. Gross
'96 Cannondale MT1000 "Los Dos" Tandem
'84 Santana Arriva Tandem
'87 Specialized Rockhopper
'10 Lennard Zinn Stelvio Road Bike
The only time that I have a problem with being drafted, is when it is a recumbant. Very difficult to see in my helmet mirror. If the guys are drafting because they are tired and the pace is a bit much for them, I don't care, but if they are obnoxious about it...that is only draft on the flats and desert us on the climbs, or when close to the finish and they know the way or don't care anymore, then I move over and remind them that it is their turn the next time they pull up to us. Unless we are doing a formal paceline, I don't worry about riding like a machine. If someone takes it upon himself to latch on to my wheel, it is his responsibility to avoid me. I have never seen the front guy go down!
Way back in the day, I was doing a one way century on my single with my club and there was a blustery headwind all the way. My buddies on the tandem were in the lead and Mr Macho, the captain, insisted that he would pull everyone home. The town of Montauk, NY was at about 90 miles and the last 10 consisted of an out and back to Montauk Point...a boring and desolate road! Being seasoned old riders, the mileage wasn't all that important to most of us, but myself and one other guy thought that we would like to continue. Mr Captain said, I don't think I'll join you because Mrs. Stoker is TIRED! She did not appreciate being his excuse and didn't talk to him for the rest of the day!
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Generally speaking, we don't ride in big enough groups to attract drafters in any significant fashion. But, we have had some strange drafting encounters, including having people draft us several times when we were on the tandem pulling a Burley child trailer (seriously? how tired do you have to be to draft a tandem pulling a baby trailer?). We also once had an inline skater draft us for several miles on a paved bike path; the dude was amazing.
The only time we don't like wheelsuckers is if we have an organized, rotating tandem paceline. Then we have a buddy on a single that just sits back there fending off "unknowns" and allows teams to rotate to the back of the tandem line. Amazing how some blokes (the "unknowns") just don't get it.


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Enjoying another beautiful day across the pond, Gwen Stefani, Gavin Rossdale and their two boys Zuma and Kingston were spotted out for a walk on Friday (May 6).
The "No Doubt" babe and her "Bush" hubby pushed their sons in strollers, with the help of a nanny, making a couple stops along the way and eventually heading to a park.
Spending some time with family, Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale were spotted arriving at a relative's house in London, England today (May 2).
The "Hella Good" songstress carried her sleeping son Zuma into the home while Gavin tended to Kingston and chatted with family members.
They're one of the hottest families in music, and Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale looked like proud parents as they celebrated the Easter holiday yesterday (April 24).
One of the more well-attended nuptials of recent memory, the biggest names in Hollywood were all dressed up as they arrived at Brad Grey's Bel-Air mansion on Saturday evening (April 16).
Celebrities can often be mistaken for super human being, but it's relieving to know that Gwen Stefani is just like any other woman.
In a recent interview with Elle UK for their April issue, the "Hollaback Girl" singer opened up about her marriage to Gavin Rossdale.
Boosting interest in their new movie, the stars were gathered together for the premiere of Touchstone Pictures' "Gnomeo And Juliet" in Hollywood, California on Sunday (January 23).
Making for quite the star-studded celebration, a pack of Tinseltown's finest gathered together for Nicole Richie's daughter Harlow Madden's 3rd birthday party on Saturday (January 8).
Making time for family, Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale were spotted taking their kids Kingston and Zuma to Gwen's parents' house in Los Angeles yesterday (November 25).
The Stefani/Rossdale crew all looked to be in good spirits as they prepared to ingest massive amounts of turkey as part of the Thanksgiving celebration.


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Right now.. ~1 hour just because that's how long my sufferfest videos are.
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I just got a trainer and I'm just getting back into cycling. Right now it is about 30 mins 4x a week. Looking to increase that with longer rides pretty soon.
These days? 0 hours. It's summer ... why would I ride inside on a trainer?
But during the winter, I'll ride anywhere from about 30 minutes to a couple hours whenever the weather is bad enough that I can't ride outside. The longest I've ridden on a trainer is 4 hours.
Between 15 and 40 minutes, 4x a week. I would do more in a session but I have my trainer in my gym so I end up using the weights or treadmill because I get bored.
Just got a trainer for Christmas. Doing 30-60 minutes. Its interesting that I find its easier the longer I'm on the bike.
After about 30 minutes it gets painfully boring for me. It helps to have the TV or a movie on, but even then I get bored easily.
About 60min on either is my starting time. I'll push longer but usually I plan my week around the weather well enough that I can minimize the indoor as much as possible and 60min is the (bitter)sweet spot. Besides, more than 60min on rollers/trainer gets mighty tedious regardless of the included "distractions."
30 minutes and I'm bored to tears!
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Monday 80 minutes medium pace (4x20minute sets with 30 situps for each set)
Tuesday 60 minutes hard pace (4x15minute sets with 35 situps for each set)
Wednesday 90 minutes easy pace (2x20minute sets and 2x25minute sets with 30 situps for each set)
Thursday 60 minutes hard pace (4x15minute sets with 35 situps for each set)
Friday 80 minutes medium pace (4x20minute sets with 30 situps for each set)
If I don't break my trainer time into sets, I can only stand to be on it for about 50 minutes before my butt tells me "no more". I will occasionaly skip a day, but I always stick to the same routine.
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1-2hrs at a time 3-4 sessions a week, staggered with weight training.
One hour if I am unable to ride outside.
2 hours last saturday and 1.5 hours on tuesday endurance pace.
I'm getting real sick of the whining, if you think a 30 is going to suck then it will. Man up and do two hours and watch TV wimps.
I limit myself to 2 hours at a time.
Anywhere from 2-4hrs a session. Did 3:30 yesterday.
1-1.5 hrs, 5/6 days wk various training vids.
Anywhere from 1-2.5 hours. My DVDs are great for when I'm motivated and my TV or PS3 is great for when I'm not. If I do a long haul watching a movie or something, I make sure to periodically do some high rpm sprints to get my HR up and simulate a split decision to punch it on the road like I would in a club ride. For me this is a nice way to keep my fitness level up and work on my spinning muscle memory during the winter so that my first 'real' spring rides don't hurt so much, if at all.
The key is to find what will occupy your mind on the bike. Some days it's the desire to punch out a trainer DVD and just kill it (me) others it's chill out and watch that new movie I've been meaning to see and get a little training in rather than sit on my lazy a$$.
1.5 hours to 3.5 hours. Depending on what day the training falls under and condition. I don't use it too often though living in So. Cal. Typically, it is more of time constraint I would jump on trainer than weather constraint.
Rollers! Generally 30-45 minutes or whenever the album I'm listening to ends. I am by no means doing a serious training routine.
Related question: I bought a slick racing tire because that's all my one-horse town had without special ordering. Clearly not ideal based on the rubber gunk stuck to the roller, but I got a flat while on the rollers last time I rode (wtf?) which was on the inside of the tube. Rim tape installed right. Never happened with my crazy-loud regular road tires. Could that be caused by the new tire or is it more likely that I had the tube pumped too high or something?
Typically 45 minutes to 2.5 hours depending on the purpose and intensity of the workout.
I am on for 1hr to 70 minutes max using a kurt kinetic road machine and sufferfest videos.


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Country Jam Campers + Concert Goers Tell Us Their Best #OnlyAtCountryJam Stories
Country Jam is known for becoming a sort of special place where very interesting, and shall we say, unique things are seen and heard. Thus, #OnlyAtCountryJam was born. Many of these things are such that you won't encounter them anywhere else.


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With DS I had the cutest bump. All in the front of my belly. I looked pregnant (and damn cute)
With this pregnancy along with a BIG belly (that is saggy) I have love handles (never had those before--not a fan) my butt and thighs are also grossly huge. I've gained 9 lbs and rather than pregnant, I look morbidly obese. I don't feel cute, I feel lumpy.
I have some self image issues to begin with, but this is really bringing me down.I feel very self concious. Is anyone else experiencing this? If you have in a previous pregnancy, does it get better or do you retain 'blob-like' proportions through the pregnancy?


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light reverse engineering
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Re: light reverse engineering
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You have too many lights. There are likely 3 lights, maybe 4. Main light is centered above face, probably a medium-ish box. Then either a reflector or active fill below. There is a very mild hair light, and a background light. Fairly straight forward setup.
yep makes sense in line with most of the people guessed.
Would it work to reproduce this setup using a clamshell with softbox up high and umbrella low?
For the hair light what's the best option? can a bare flash do the job?
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