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We are now reserving spots for the 2012 CABA 11U National Championship.
Dates: Thursday July 19 - Sunday July 22, 2012
All teams will play Thursday evening
Locations: Mason Sports Park & Corwin Nixon Park
Mason, Ohio (just north of Cincinnati)
Parks are 5 minutes from each other
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To hold your team a spot, email Scott at email@example.com This tourney can only take 16 teams. We will have discounted tickets to Kings Island Amusement Park, The Beach Waterpark and the Cincinnati Reds, as well as discounted hotel rates and things like that.
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Format: Teams will play 4 Round Robin Games. 3 against teams in their pool, 1 cross over game. The top 2 teams in each pool will advance to the 1 and out Gold Bracket. The bottom two teams will advance to the 1 and out Silver Bracket. Based on 16 Teams
Awards: Champions will receive 15 Player Trophies, 1 Team Trophy
2nd Place will receieve 15 Player Trophies, 1 Team Trophy
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Two teams signed up over the weekend.
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Leeds United Message Board
RIP Leeds United never forgotten
The club has lost it's soul, passion, voice, everything which you would associate with the club!Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
That's the effect of eight years (and counting!) of Bates' reign at the club. His lack of investment (probably due to a fear of the consequences of Leeds returning to the PL exposing his dark dealings), his rip-off prices, litigation, control of the media, divisive comments, abusive posturing, and...the list goes on...have sucked the "soul, passion, voice, and everything" out of Leeds United.
As Dunster says [see post below], fans will stick with their club no matter what. Bates knows this and has used it to exploit our fans' loyalty. However, Bates' tenure at Leeds is temporary; it is no more than a "bad time" in the club's history. It would be good to see Bates get his comeuppance but, as he's been getting away with graft all his life, this is unlikely.
Nevertheless, Leeds and its fans are greater than Bates. We will overcome! And be Marching On Together long after Bates goes to meet his evil maker.
The Dunster The Dunster Mar 14, 2013 11:43 Flag
You'll be back Lotto. Just a bad time to be a Leeds fan at the moment. Around our way it's always been once a blue always a blue even when we were #$%$. Leeds fans are the same. They'll stick with it no matter what. Once a certain someone is no longer associated with the club in any way shape or form I'm sure some decent backers will eventually come along. At the moment I think he probably puts people off investing.

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November 8, 2012
We've gone from fall to winter seemingly overnight. There's frost on the rooftops, and I can see my own breath when I walk outside. It's time for warm yarn, and fast.
Most of us have already fallen prey to the temptation that is brushed mohair. It usually comes in a very fine weight best suited for lace. But this week I show you a yarn that takes this lace-weight strand of brushed heaven and knits it into a thick, spongy tube. Suddenly you go from lace to barely 2 stitches per inch. And the fabric? A perfect winter embrace.
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OAKLAND -- One skill that appears all too common in Oakland these days is the ability to pick a lock. Burglaries jumped more than 40 percent last year, and not all of them involved window smashes.
So it came as quite a surprise to residents that Mayor Jean Quan's most recent newsletter included a plug for a class on how to pick locks.
The class is geared toward people who misplace their keys, but that didn't keep Quan's write-up about it from going over about as well with readers as a ransacked living room.
Quan was panned by members of an Upper Dimond neighborhood chat group.
"This is awful," one person wrote. "How could she possible do that in this climate? What's next? The fundamentals of armed robbery."
Another resident, Julie Mills, posted a letter she wrote to Quan asking that the class be canceled. "Of all the incredibly unbelievable things I've witnessed in my life, this tops the list."
It didn't help that when people clicked for the full description of the class, offered through the website workshopweekend.net, it noted that lock picking sets would be on sale after the class.
On Wednesday, Quan acknowledged the listing struck a bad chord in a city struggling with crime.
"I've heard from people who are upset about the lock picking class item," she wrote in a prepared statement. "I understand their reaction and I apologize."
Quan's newsletters are often more than 20 pages long with numerous listings.
"I am ultimately responsible for what goes out," the mayor wrote, "and I and our editor will do a better job reviewing these listings in the future before sending them."
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- Trekking journey to the most beautiful mountain in Morocco
- The ultimate camping trek away from the Toubkal crowds
- The charming and starkly beautiful Bougamez `Happy` Valley
- Explore magical Marrakech and The UNESCO Djemaa el Fna
A beautiful and remote trekking journey in the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco, to the summit of magical Mount Mgoun! This special trekking route takes us from north to south walking across a less visited part of the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco, from the irrigated farmland of the Bou Guemmez Valley to the edge of the Sahara. During the days we experience the friendliness and hospitality of the Berber people, camp on high pastures used by nomadic shepherds and trek to the summit of Mgoun via its dramatic ridge! Here a fabulous 360 degree panorama includes range upon range of the High Atlas Mountains and the endless desert expanse to the south. Dropping down via a high plateau, we explore the dramatic MGoun Gorge and follow the river bed to reach the end of this amazing journey. We finish amongst a collection of pretty villages whose terraced fields and gardens are bordered by rose bushes. This superb adventure in a remote area of the High Atlas finishes with a drive back to Marrakech, through the spectacular Dades Valley and across the high pass of Tizi n'Tichka. On our return to exotic Marrakech we'll have time to explore this fabulous city. This very adventurous trek shows you a real taste of Morocco off the beaten track!
A genuine small group experience - The Secret of Our Success on Mgoun and in Morocco
We are proud to say that our holidays in Morocco are limited to a maximum group size of 12, ensuring we leave only our footprints on the trails whilst enjoying a genuine small group adventure. We've been taking our clients walking, trekking and mountaineering for almost thirty years so we know the ingredients of a good guide and a successful group adventure. On this Mgoun trek, the mountain is neither particularly high nor technically demanding, but the experience and knowledge of our Moroccan leaders, teamed with a smaller group size, can make a big difference to your chances of success on summit day. Those who are new to remote trekking will take particular comfort in the presence of our experienced Moroccan guides, who we believe are the best in the business.
Is this holiday for you?
The maximum altitude attained on this trek is not great and we do not spend any nights above 3000 metres. This means that altitude acclimatisation is not usually a problem. The summer months in the High Atlas can be hot with July and August particularly so. This does have an effect on trekking performance. For most of the trek we follow well-established trails between valleys and villages which are suitable for mules and very straightforward for trekkers. On the traverse of M'Goun and whilst trekking up to the passes on our route, we will encounter zig-zag trails on scree. Overall this is a leisurely paced walking holiday but you will need to ensure you are physically prepared for the trek. You should be comfortable with walking on a variety of terrain including some steep ascents and descents, for up to 6 or 7 hours each day and for several days continuously.
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- Meet at the group hotel in Marrkech. Complimentary transfers from Marrakech Airport are provided.
- Transfer to the village of Agouti in the Bougamez Valley Trek to the village of Arous.
- Trek to Tizi-m-Oumskiyg (2910m) and strikingly green high plateau of Tilibiyt N'Tarkeddit (2900m).
- Early start for the spectacular ascent of Mgoun (4068m). Traverse of the mountain to Tiguitine.
- Trek along the river to the impressive kasbah at Tighremt N'Tichki and gorge of Ameskar.
- Trek through the charming `Petites Gorges du M'Goun` to the village of Boutaghar.
- Drive to Marrkech via the famous route of the kasbahs. Afternoon at leisure to explore.
- Departure Day. Complementary transfers to Marrakech Airport are provided.
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If flying from the UK there are a number of low cost airlines offering flights to Marrakech. These include Easyjet who have flights from London, Manchester & Glasgow, Thomson Airways who have flights from London, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol & Glasgow and Ryanair who have flights from London.
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Meet at the group hotel in Marrkech. Complimentary transfers from Marrakech Airport are provided.
On arrival in Marrakech you will be met by a KE representative who will assist with the short transfer to the group hotel in the city. Depending on your flight arrival time, after settling in you may have the opportunity to do a little exploration. Marrakech is a friendly city and quite easy to get around and most people head for the large central square of the Djemaa-el-Fna beneath the imposing tower of the Koutoubia Mosque. This is the social hub of the Medina or Old City backed by a labrynthine market known as the 'souk'. KE Land Only services begin with the evening meal taken at the group hotel or a nearby restaurant. The group leader will give a trip briefing during dinner.
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Transfer to the village of Agouti in the Bougamez Valley Trek to the village of Arous.
After breakfast in the hotel we load our bags onto the transport and begin the journey to the trek start point. In a short time we're beyond the Marrakech hustle and bustle and travelling on good roads through the farmlands of the Moroccan countryside. On the way our guide will give a detailed talk on Morocco's cultural history and answer any questions you may have. We will stop in the town of Azilal for mint tea, refreshments, and some lunch before making our way down into the Bougamez Valley, an arid, craggy ad starkly beautiful region, stopping close to the village of Agouti (1780m). Here we meet our muleteers, and the rest of the trek crew, the pack animals are loaded and we begin trekking into the lush farmland towards Arous, following the river as it meanders through poppy strewn fields.
Accommodation Camping
Ascent 680m
Distance 6km
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Descent 230m
Time 3 hrs trekking
Trek to Tizi-m-Oumskiyg (2910m) and strikingly green high plateau of Tilibiyt N'Tarkeddit (2900m).
Leaving our muleteers to pack up the camp gear we make a steadily rising traverse towards the col known as Tizi-m-Oumskiyg (2910m). The river gradually peters out as we enter the higher mountain scenery of the Central Atlas. A welcome rest at the col and some mid morning snacks before bearing left and upwards towards the ridgeline above. Approximately 2 miles of gradual ascent see us on the ridge and the viewpoint of Aghouixni Est (3400m). From here we have spectacular views of M'Goun and can clearly see our next day's route. We now descend on good paths towards the high plateau known as Tilibiyt N'Tarkeddit, overlooking the Tessaout Valley. This is a strikingly green oasis area used frequently by Berber herdsmen. High pasture nestles beneath the peaks of the M'Goun massif, and spectacular rock formations surround the area. We camp near a small mountain hut with good toilet facilities and showers (for a small fee). The rest of the afternoon is free to soak up the nomadic Berber ambience of the tranquil spot.
Accommodation Camping
Ascent 1000m
Distance 8km
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Descent 480m
Time 6 hrs trekking
Early start for the spectacular ascent of Mgoun (4068m). Traverse of the mountain to Tiguitine.
A pre-dawn start is required today and we gain height steadily, at first by headtorch, onto the lower slopes of M'Goun. An hour or so later the first rays of sunshine begin to creep across the lower slopes of the M'Goun massif. This straightforward route, with the odd rougher section makes progress via switchbacks up a rolling ridgeline of subsidiary peak M'Goun Oest (3978m). After 4 or 5 hours we gain the stunning ridgeline leading to M'Goun. Breaking left along the ridge, which drops away steeply on both sides, stunning views surround us. To the south the Jebel Sahro region frames the edge of the Sahara beyond, and southwest we can see the Toubkal range in the distance. Looking back to the north our route of the previous two days is clear, dipping into the Bougamez valley and the Draa region. A further hour, gently rising along the ridge brings us to the cairned summit of M'Goun itself (4068m). After the obligatory summit photos we begin our descent by a different route making a traverse of the mountain. We head South initially on the ridge and then down scree slopes to our lunch spot by the river where wild camels graze the fertile valley sides. After lunch we continue on vague tracks toward Tiguitine (2700m) and our camp for the night which we should reach in under 3 hours from the summit. Tiguitine is a very pleasant camp, surrounded by strange rock formations and babbling streams. Our crew will no doubt treat us to some Berber songs and dancing in the evening to celebrate our successful traverse of the mountain.
Accommodation Camping
Ascent 1500m
Distance 18km
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Descent 1800m
Time 8 hrs walking
Trek along the river to the impressive kasbah at Tighremt N'Tichki and gorge of Ameskar.
A more leisurely start today as we continue to follow the river course away from the high mountains and into the fertile farmland of the Central Atlas foothills. After a short ascent to a small col we lose height gradually following undulating terrain, passing through small thickets of fig trees and criss-crossing streams before emerging from the undergrowth at Ifni Ait Hamou (2550m). A small café sits by the trailside in this improbable location offering mint tea and biscuits. In a further two miles we come upon the village of Tighremt N'Tichki, passing a large kasbah on the outskirts now used for communal grain storage – an impressive structure. As the river broadens we pass rushing waterfalls and use stepping-stones to cross where necessary. Taking advantage of riverside trees for shade we'll stop for lunch. Another leisurely couple of hours along the river leads us to the village of Ameskar El Fougani, where we negotiate the field systems surrounding the village and continue to Ameskar El Tahtani (1990m) 2 miles further on. We make camp just before the entrance to the Ameskar Gorge.
Accommodation Camping
Ascent 340m
Distance 24km
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Descent 1100m
Time 7 - 8hrs walking
Trek through the charming `Petites Gorges du M'Goun` to the village of Boutaghar.
A fairly early start today to avoid the heat later in the day. Leaving camp the valley walls steepen quickly and awesome rock architecture looms above as we press on through the 'Petites Gorges du M'Goun'. Eventually the gorge opens out once more giving way to open farmland. Crops line the riverbanks and the smell of fruit trees and growing herbs fills the air. We reach our lunch spot, a shady riverside nook, after around 4 hours trekking. We will have an hour or so for relaxing, eating and perhaps some paddling in the river to cool off before we make the final 2 hour meander to the village of Boutaghar. Our accommodation tonight is in a gite. Comfortable seating areas to relax in the cool of the evening surround a plant filled central square in the riad. Our crew will be keen to teach us some Berber songs and demonstrate their skills with drums – if you have the energy the ground floor in the riad is perfect for dancing to the drummers rhythms. This will be our last night with our Berber crew and time to say our farewells.
Accommodation Gite / Hostel
Ascent 270m
Distance 22km
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Meals bld
Descent 600m
Time 7 - 8 hrs walking
Drive to Marrkech via the famous route of the kasbahs. Afternoon at leisure to explore.
After breakfast we board our 4 wheel drive transport for the dirt road climb out of the Dades Valley leaving Boutaghar behind and passing along the famous 'Kasbah route' through Oaurzazate and on to Marrakech. En route after about 3/4 hours we stop for lunch at an excellent roadside restaurant serving a variety of traditional Moroccan dishes, cooked on open barbecues. Another few hours of driving finds us pulling into the city streets of Marrakech, and back at our hotel. The rest of your time is free to explore the souks, shop for souvenirs and soak up the atmosphere of this ancient market town. An evening wandering around the Djemaa El Fna is not to be missed and our final dinner together is often taken in one of the numerous excellent eateries that line the square.
Accommodation Hotel
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Departure Day. Complementary transfers to Marrakech Airport are provided.
KE Land Only services end after breakfast. There is a complimentary transfer to the airport to check in for the return flight.
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Holiday Information
Holiday Information
What's included
- An experienced professional local leader
- Marrakech Airport transfers (on first and last day of itinerary)
- All land transport involved in the itinerary
- All accommodation as described in the trip dossier
- All meals
- Full service on trek including food and all equipment (excluding personal equipment)
What's not included
- Travel insurance
- Visa fees
- Tips for local staff
- Miscellaneous expenses - souvenirs and drinks etc
Meal plan
Joining Arrangements & Transfers
View the gallery below for images of the style of accommodation used
A Typical Day
Group Leader & Support Staff
Spending Money
Guidance on Tipping
Tips are the accepted way of saying 'thank you' to your local guides and porters. They do not form part of their wages and any tips they receive are seen as a personal thank you from group members. For our part, we advise local teams that tips are not a duty or a prerequisite but are a bonus and entirely dependent on the service that was given. For your trek crew we recommend that you give a tip if you feel that their services have met your satisfaction. We will provide guidelines on how much to tip the local staff along with your joining instructions but it should be remembered that this is your 'thank-you' to the crew and the final amount should be decided by the group. We estimate that approximately £30 per group member should provide an appropriate level of tips. However, for the KE leader, we leave the tipping amount totally at your own discretion.
Baggage Allowance
KE Trek Bag
All KE clients will receive a FREE KE trek bag. These have been specially made to stand up to the rigours of adventure travel. Your KE bag will be posted to you when your trip is guaranteed to run or on receipt of your booking if the trip is already guaranteed. If you have travelled with us before and already have a KE trek bag you can select an alternative free gift in the booking process.
Equipment List
The following checklist should help you with your packing. As a general rule, you should always try to keep the weight of your equipment to a minimum.
You must bring the following items:
Hiking boots
Trainers / Crocs for gites
Trekking trousers ts
Lightweight waterproof over-trousers
Thermal Baselayer - leggings
Thermal baselayer shirts (2 short sleeve, 2 long sleeve)
Fleece jacket or warm jumper
Lightweight waterproof jacket
Fleece hat
Lightweight thermal or fleece gloves
Daypack 30 litres
Headtorch and spare batteries
Sun protection (including total bloc for lips, nose etc.)
Water bottles 1 Litre (x2)
Sleeping bag (comfort rated -5°C)*
Antibacterial handwash
Washbag and toiletries
Small towel
Toilet roll
Water purification tablets
Small padlock (to lock your KE kit bag)
Basic First Aid Kit including: Antiseptic cream, throat lozenges, diarrhoea treatment (Imodium), painkillers, plasters and blister treatment, Insect repellent, and re-hydration salts (Dioralite).
The following items are optional:
Spare laces
Sleeping bag liner
Shorts (should not be worn in villages)
Thermarest (note that foam mattresses are provided)
Trekking poles (recommended)
Travel clothes
Pen-knife (note: always pack sharp objects in hold baggage)
Repair kit – (eg. needle, thread, duct tape)
Equipment hire:
*Available for hire/rental through KE Adventure Travel
Group Size and Holiday Status
For each holiday there is a minimum number of participants required to enable it to go ahead. Once the minimum number is reached, the trip status will change from 'Available' to 'Guaranteed to run'. You can check the trip status for each departure in 'Dates and Prices' table. Other than in exceptional circumstances, we will not cancel a trip once it has achieved this guaranteed to run status and so you are free to proceed with your international flight booking and other travel arrangements.
Passport & Visas
A passport with 6 months remaining validity at the end of your stay is generally required. The information that we provide is for UK passport holders. Please check the relevant embassy or consulate for other nationalities. It is your responsibility to ensure that you have the correct travel documents and visas for your holiday. Visa requirements and charges are subject to change without notice. If you are travelling outside the EU you should have at least 2 blank pages in your passport for each country that you visit.
Visa Morocco
UK and USA passport holders do not require a visa for short stays.
Health & Vaccinations
You should contact your doctor or travel clinic to check whether you require any specific vaccinations or other preventive measures. You should be up to date with routine courses and boosters as recommended in the UK e.g. diphtheria-tetanus-polio and measles-mumps-rubella, along with hepatitis A and typhoid. A good online resource is Travel Health Pro.
The unit of currency in Morocco is the Dhiram.
Electricity Supply & Plug
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Preparing For Your Trip
Know before you go
As a reputable tour operator, KE supports the British Foreign & Commonwealth Offices 'Know before you go' campaign to enable British citizens to prepare for their journeys overseas, and we recommend that all KE travellers take a look at the FCO Travel Advice for their chosen destination on the official FCO website: www.fco.gov.uk. North Americans can also check out the U.S. Department of State website: www.travel.state.gov for essential travel advice and tips.
KE treat the safety and security of all clients as the most important aspect of any trip we organise. We would not run any trip that we did not consider reasonably safe. Should the FCO advise against travel for any reason, we will contact everyone booked to travel to discuss the situation. We receive regular updates direct from the FCO and are in constant touch with our contacts on the ground. If you have any questions about government travel advice, please call our office.
- Lonely Planet Guide – Morocco.
- The Rough Guide to Morocco.
- The Atlas Mountains. Karl Smith. (Cicerone Press).
- Trekking in the Moroccan Atlas. Richard Knight (Trailblazer Publications)
- Classic Treks – Bill Birkett. (David & Charles pubs.)
- The Trekkers Handbook. Tom Gilchrist.
- Lonely Planet Moroccan Arabic phrasebook. Dan Bacon
Mgoun Massif, Central High Atlas Mountains 1:100,000 Series. West Col Productions
A map designed for trekkers showing relief by ridge lines, spot and peak heights. Roads, tracks and paths are clearly shown and villages are also marked. Latitude and longitude margin ticks are at 20 intervals. The map is approximately centred on Mgoun and covers an area measuring approx 80km E-W and 50 km N-S.
Extend Your Holiday
Extend Your Holiday
When booking your holiday, you will be able to 'add an extension option'.
Once we have received your booking we will contact you to discuss additional services required for the extension and to take any additional deposit.
This exotic extension starts in Meknes, the beautiful 17th-century imperial headquarters of Sultan Moulay Ismael. A fortified city-within-a-city complete with elaborate palaces, decorative mosques, mystical dungeons and charming gardens! After exploring the heart of Meknes we move onto the atmospheric UNESCO Roman masterpiece of Volubilis, the best preserved archaeological site in the country and an atmospheric place to explore. However nothing can prepare us for the magical riot of Fez, with its UNESCO old town and city walls extending for 10 miles! The fantastic medina, mediaeval Fez el Bali and the modern "ville nouvelle" is a wonderful melting pot on the senses. We finish in cosmopolitan Rabat, complete with tree-lined boulevards and beautiful colonial architecture. This fantastic extension ensures you are completely immersed in a variety of contrasting cities! (Please note this extension includes a local driver but not a KE leader. This gives you more freedom to explore at leisure pre/post KE group trip).
Imperial Cities of Morocco
From $870 per person
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Price Guide
- Sharing Price from: $870.00
- Single Traveller Price from: $1350.00
- Single Room Supplement from: $320.00
- Deposit: $200.00 per person
Today we drive with views of the Atlas Mountains from Marrakech to the historical UNESCO city of Meknes. A wonderful combination of Islamic and European architecture. We'll explore the city on a guided tour visiting the medina, souks and Imperial Palace with eloborate Royal Stables, plus the superb Bab Mansour gate, described as one of the most beautiful gates in Morocco.
This morning after a short transfer we arrive at the atmospheric UNESCO Roman ruins of Volubilis. Located in a lush and fertile valley, Volubilis was an important outpost of the Roman Empire and is graced with many elegant and fine buildings to explore. Late afternoon we arrive in colourful Fes leaving you free to relax and enjoy one of the cities pavement cafes, patisseries or restaurants.
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After breakfast you'll meet your guide for a half day sightseeing tour of this fascinating city. The ancient ramparts, old city of Fes El Bali, Fès El Jedid, the old Jewish quarter with the Danan Synagogue and the beautiful "Bab" city gates are all included. You'll also visit the magical medina with more than 10,000 narrow streets! The rest of the day and evening are at leisure.
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After a leisurely start you'll drve (2hr) to the Atlantic Coast and Moroccan capital of Rabat. On arrival there will be time to explore this laid back city with a local guide. Picturesque Kasbah les Oudaias is a small ocean facing village with pretty blue and white houses. Whilst the evocative area of Chellah is overgrown with fruit trees and wild flowers, an atmospheric place to wander.
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This morning the return journey takes you via Casablanca and finally back to Marrakech, arriving early in the afternoon. Marrakech is a colourful and wonderful city with souks, medinas, lush gardens and green parks to explore. If you wish to extend your time in Marrakech we can offer you the opportunity to experience a riad.
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What's included
- B&B accommodation in Meknes (1 night) Fes (2 nights) and Rabat (1 night)
- Private minibus and driver for 5 days
- Half-day sightseeing tours in Meknes & Fes & Rabat
- Visit to Volubilis with a guide including entrance fees
- Final transfer to Marrakech Airport.
What's not included
- Lunches and dinners (Meknes & Fes & Rabat have a fantastic variety of restaurants to suit all budgets)
- Tips for drivers and guides
- Expenses of a personal nature (as drinks & souvenirs etc)
Friendly Essaouira provides a beautiful base for this colouful Atlantic Coast extension which offers a fantastic start or end to our holidays in Morocco. Described as the prettiest town in the country, the UNESCO port and medina are a riot of colour and activity. To ensure a relaxing time in Essaouira we take care of private return transfers and riad accommodation for 3 nights at the comfortable Riad Maison du Sud, situated within the ramparts of the medina and just a few minutes walk from the sea. Redecorated in Moorish style, it has a snug sitting room and sunny roof terrace with views of the Mellah and the Atlantic Ocean. Essaouira has plenty of things to so and do so we leave your days free for you to enjoy at leisure. This extension starts and ends in Marrakech.
Essaouira Riad and Atlantic Coast
From $310 per person
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- Sharing Price from: $310.00
- Single Traveller Price from: $470.00
- Single Room Supplement from: $50.00
- Deposit: $200.00 per person
This morning you'll be picked up from your hotel for the picturesque 2.5hrs drive to Essaouira. On arrival, you'll check into the comfortable Riad Maison du Sud in the heart of the Medina. This pretty riad has two central courtyards, both charming examples of Moorish design and, are the perfect place to relax before setting off to explore.
A great place to explore is the Skala du Port, down by the harbour, offering the classic walled medina view. Complete with swirling seagulls and local fishing boats, this area is the best place to see local boat builders and the famous fish auction outside the port gates. Essaouira's UNESCO medina is a haven of winding streets, colourful shops, whitewashed houses and decorated doors.
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The Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdallah Museum has been lovingly restored and is housed in an old riad. It has a small but interesting collection of jewellery, costumes, amazing musical instruments and carpets of the region. From Essaouira beach, the "Purple Isles" of antiquity, two uninhabited islands are a sanctuary for Eleonora's falcons, which with a pair of binoculars, can be seen soaring above.
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After breakfast, you'll be picked up for your return drive back to Marrakech. If you are flying out that day, you'll be transported to the airport, ensuring a relaxed end to your time in Morocco. Alternatively, you may wish to fly direct from Essaouira to start your onward journey and your airport transfer would be included.
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What's included
- B&B riad accommodation (3 nights)
- Transfers to and from Essaouira
- Departure transfer to Marrakech Airport
What's not included
- Lunches & dinners - Essaouira has an excellent range of restaurants to suit all budgets
- Expenses of a personal nature such as drinks & souvenirs etc
Into the Sahara Desert
From $580 per person
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Price Guide
- Sharing Price from: $580.00
- Single Traveller Price from: $1025.00
- Single Room Supplement from: $105.00
- Deposit: $200.00 per person
After breakfast we cross the magnificent High Atlas via a spectacular pass "Tizi N Tichka" before continuing onto Ouarzazate - The Door of the Desert. This stunning area was a popular location for films which included Lawrence of Arabia, Gladiator and Game of Thrones. After passing through the Palm Kasbah at the foot of Djebel Kissane we arrive in the oasis town of Agdz for our first night.
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Today we leave the tarmac behind and journey towards the desert in a private 4WD vehicle. We head towards Tammegroute, the ancient centre of learning and religion to view ancient manuscripts. Arriving into the desert we make our way across to the Dunes of Chegaga for a spectacular sunset before returning back to our charming fixed desert camp complete with hot showers and star filled skies!
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A must-do Saharan highlight is an early morning start to watch a memorable desert sunrise! After breakfast we make our way across the beautiful sand-filled plateaus of Oued Namm and Oued Laatache as we slowly start to leave the desert. Along the way we'll pass the magnificent Dune of Ezarh before joining a track to Ouarzazate. Tonight we experience a night in a traditional riad.
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After breakfast we head to the wonderfully preserved UNESCO Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou, a fabulous example of Southern Moroccan architecture. Next is the Kasbah of Telouet located on an ancient caravan route and once the stronghold of the Lords of the High Atlas and Pasha of Marrakech. Kasbah Telouet is beautiful and the perfect finale on our adventure before we make our way back to Marrakech.
Meals B
What's included
- 1 night in a traditional guesthouse in the oasis town of Agdz
- 1 night in a desert Berber camp
- 1 night in maison/riad accommodation in Ouarzazate
- All breakfasts and all dinners
- Transfers to and from Marrakech
- 4WD with local driver
What's not included
- Tips
- personal expenses
- lunches
- beverages
- Any additional hotel nights or transfers in Marrakech
- Monuments & entrances fees
Marrakech Full Day City Tour
Marrakech Full Day City Tour
From $105 per person
More info
Price Guide
- Sharing Price from: $105.00
- Single Traveller Price from: $175.00
- Deposit: $90.00 per person
Pick up from your hotel or Riad at 9am. In the morning we visit the Saadian Tombs, Medersa Ben Youssef (Koranic School), Bahia Palace. After lunch we drive to the City Walls, Menara Gardens, the Palmeraie and Majorelle Gardens. Return to hotel or Riad between 4pm-5pm.
What's included
- English speaking Marrakech City guide
- vehicle and driver
- monument & museum entrance fees
What's not included
- Lunch
- tip for the guide/driver
- miscellaneous expenses - souvenirs and drinks etc
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Holocaust Denial on Trial, Appeal Judgment: Electronic Edition, by Lord Justice PillTable of Contents
|<< Hitler as a friend
|< Background
|Conclusion >
|Result >>
Refusal of leave by Sedley
96. Sedley LJ refused leave on paper on 18 December 2000 for the following reasons: "
- 1. I much regret the length of time that it has taken me to come to this decision, not least in view of the pressure that I put on the parties to submit their representations expeditiously. Reaching a conclusion on the application has been the work of days, not of hours.
- 2. I am prepared to enlarge time on the basis of Mr Adams' affidavit of 16 May 2000, and to permit amendment of the notice of appeal as asked.
- 3. What follow are my essential reasons for refusing permission to appeal. They do not cover every element advanced and contested, although I have read and re-read both the submissions and the judgment. They address what I consider to be the key issues.
- 4. I bear in mind, as Gray J very clearly did, that when a professional historian claims, correctly, that he has been defamed as a falsifier and a bigot, a defence of justification places a heavy burden on the defendant who advances it. There is much about which two people can legitimately differ, and differ angrily, without either of them meriting such a description. But by bringing this action on the pleaded meanings the applicant offered a challenge, and in Gray J's judgment the defendants met it.
- 5. I accept that this court is probably as well placed as Gray J to evaluate the documents and the expert evidence. What it cannot do, and is not asked to do, is to ignore or modify the judge's appraisal of the applicant himself. This is not, as the grounds suggest, peripheral. As Gray J in Chapter XIII shows with clarity, the applicant's disposition is the cement between the bricks. What might in another historian have been casual misreadings of evidence emerge in the applicant's case as sedulous misinterpretations all going in the direction of his racial and ideological leanings. Hence the verdict for the defendants.
- 6. "Holocaust denial" may be a comprehensible phrase, but it has a particular register about which the judge was entitled to hear expert evidence. With or without such evidence the meaning he assigned to the phrase at J 8.3-4 was plainly right. Holocaust denial means not necessarily a blank refusal to acknowledge a Nazi policy of mass murder of Jews and other minorities but a systematic endeavour, by marginalising and excusing what happened, to accuse those who insist upon it of being Zionist propagandists. This is not the law's concern so long as it stops short of incitement to racial hatred: in the UK there is no law against Holocaust denial, and it is a fundamental liberty not only to be contentious but to be wrong. I bear in mind too that anti-Zionism and anti-semitism are not necessarily the same thing.
- 7. Here, however, the applicant has invoked the law by suing his antagonists. In justifying their libel, the defendants have focused upon two particular forms of Holocaust denial in his work: what I will call the aberration theory, predicated on Hitler's ignorance of and/or opposition to mass extermination of Jews, and the exaggeration theory, predicated on deliberate inflation of the numbers killed at Auschwitz. The first, they say, seeks to excuse what happened; the second to marginalise it.
- 8. The Schlegelberger memorandum is the applicant's preferred evidence for the aberration theory. The memorandum by itself (see J 5.151-169) might have stood simply as an example of a controversial document about which honest historians could differ -- indeed the judge said so (J 13.36). But the applicant's adherence to it as a "diamond document" came in the context of a damning and justifiable finding (J 13.26-31) that he had repeatedly misrepresented documentary evidence in order to absolve Hitler of anti-semitism; and it is against the backdrop of this ubiquitous handling of Third Reich material that the applicant's use of the document emerges as part of a predetermined misreading of evidence which could not, as the judge found, be objectively justified.
- 9. The Auschwitz materials are central to the exaggeration theory. Here too the historical record is inevitably incomplete and in places unreliable. But here too the applicant has been betrayed by his own method, notably his reliance on the discredited Leuchter report. The judgment (J 8.17) sets out the solidity of the applicant's denial of mass homicide at Auschwitz, and sets in that context his recent focus on the "holes in the roof" issue (J 13.81-3). I accept readily that the latter argument may be none the worse for coming late in the day; but the evidence that there were no holes for the admission of cyanide pellets is at best inconclusive against the potent evidence that people were gassed there in tens of thousands. The controversy about methods and numbers may legitimately remain; but what the applicant has done is demonstrate once again his willingness to sacrifice objectivity in favour of anything which will support his chosen form of Holocaust denial.
- 10. Van Pelt's evidence enters into this aspect of the judgment. Van Pelt was heard as a cultural historian with special knowledge of Auschwitz and its architecture (J 4.17(ii); G 30). What he said (J 7.123-4) about the use of Zyklon-B was in part arithmetic and in part comment; probably it was not necessary to have an expert of any kind to put this forward, but its acceptance by Gray J was a matter of logic and did not depend on any expertise professed by Van Pelt.
- 11. In these circumstances the applicability of s.5 of the Defamation Act 1952 was in essence a jury question: were the false allegations that the applicant had agreed to share a platform with terrorists, had a self-portrait of Hitler above his desk and had misappropriated archive material sufficient to damage the reputation which was not his? The negative answer given by Gray J was entirely open to him, and that, I apprehend, is enough. If, however, this court were to take the decision for itself, I see no realistic prospect of its arriving at a different answer. The claimant had played for high stakes on the central issue of his entitlement to be regarded as a genuine historian and had lost on grounds so damaging that they left no real room for discrete damage by the unfounded allegations.
- 12. The experts' fees may be thought high -- depending on how much work they did -- but the suggestion that they were paid to testify as they did is without visible foundation.
- 13. If a newspaper comments impermissibly on a current trial the Attorney General has power to bring contempt proceedings against it. But where the trial is by judge alone it takes cogent evidence to establish a sufficient risk that he has been influenced -- especially when the suggestion is that he has been driven by a fear of adverse press comment. I know of nothing in the present case which comes near this threshold.
- 14. (Deals with stay on enforcement of the costs order.)"


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SAN JOSE -- With a wall shaking and a kitchen fire threatening a Flames coffee shop as it was about to open Saturday morning, chef Mark Paquin rushed across the street to a nearby fire station, hoping firefighters could quickly put out the blaze.
But it was moving too fast for firefighters to salvage the restaurant, just a block away. The Hillsdale Avenue Flames, part of a popular chain of San Jose eateries, burst into flames, causing at least $1 million in damage, according to fire officials and employees.
"Within three, four minutes it was gone," said Paquin, standing outside as firefighters doused the smoldering roof of his workplace for the past 17 years. "This thing went fast."
Fire crews responded to the restaurant about 6:20 a.m., and the fire eventually escalated to a four-alarm response. Fire officials said the blaze was brought under control about 8:10 a.m.
No injuries were reported, and fire officials were still investigating the cause. But Capt. Barry Ehlers said the blaze appeared to have broken out in the kitchen, fueled in part by grease, and wound up gutting the eatery, which has been operating at that location for about two decades.
Flames has several coffee shops in San Jose, including one downtown and one near Santana Row.
Paquin said the cause of the fire was a mystery, recounting how it started shortly after he and two fellow workers were readying the kitchen for another day of serving breakfast. When he noticed that fire seemed to be breaking out in at least two spots, he rushed to the fire station -- and fire officials moved quickly to contain the fire, worrisome with a gas station adjacent to the restaurant.
"We're lucky nothing blew up," Paquin said.
As Paquin and co-workers watched the fire crews through the morning, they were hopeful the restaurant, now under new ownership, would rebuild and reopen.
Still in his white chef's clothes, Paquin described Flames employees as a close-knit group. Many have worked there for years, he said.
"It's kind of sad," he said. "It's our life."
Howard Mintz covers legal affairs. Contact him at 408-286-0236 or follow him at Twitter.com/hmintz


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Police Report: Feb. 18 - 19, 2013
Published: Wednesday, February 20, 2013 at 7:05 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, February 20, 2013 at 7:05 p.m.
Feb. 18, 2013
Portions of the following information are based on facts provided by the arrested individuals. Those individuals have been booked with, not convicted of, the offenses shown. All accused should be presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Lafourche Sheriff's Office
Derrick Joseph, 44, 151 Johnson Ridge Lane, Thibodaux, theft by shoplifting.
Brandon Coler, 24, 1541 Eagle Drive, Thibodaux, distribution of oxycodone, resisting an officer, obstruction of justice.
Dillon Toups, 23, 1936 Hwy. 654, Gheens, contempt, possession of methamphetamine, possession of marijuana.
Thomas Stone, 33, 1766 Ridgefield Ave., Thibodaux, operating vehicle with suspended license, expired motor vehicle inspection, contempt.
Jaime Landry, 34, 115 Magnolia St., Raceland, contempt, two counts principal to distribute of methamphetamine.
Kevin Gaudet, 48, 131 Taylor's Trailor Park, Thibodaux, contempt, fugitive warrant.
Chad Daigle, 38, 509 Carol Road, Morgan City, forgery.
Ronald Vallejo, 22, 187 Violet St., Labadeville, distribution of Lortab, distribution/manufacture of Cocaine.
Kareem Abdul-Jabar Ingram, 23, 627 St. Louis St., Raceland, contempt.
Feb. 19, 2013
Terrebonne Sheriff's Office
Emily Lynne McElroy, 32, 113 Nottoway Drive, Houma, two counts issuing worthless checks between $100 and $500.
Bryson Paul Corso Jr., 20, 160 Dixie Ave., Houma, fugitive from justice.
Jesus Dominguez Diaz, 30, 5010 Joseph Drive, Killeen, Texas, holding for other agency.
Spencer Reid Sims, 33, 203 Willard Ave., Houma, holding for other agency.
Lance Paul Faciane, 30, 5962 Bayouside Drive, Chauvin, simple burglary of inhabited dwelling.
Farris Poindexter Jr., 37, 10 Perkiln Loop, Houma, failure to appear.
Jonathan Johnell Ruffin, 25, 5250 North Bayou Black Drive, Gibson, holding for other agency.
Connie Suzanne Rodrigue, 53, 231 Rue Tete Rouge St., Bourg, failure to appear.
David Ward Jr., 28, 1015-B General Nichols St., Thibodaux, failure to appear.
Joseph Larry McEachern, 23, 138 Jane St., Chauvin, simple burglary, issuing worthless checks.
Ryan Rondale Turner, 19, 3717 Baker Drive, Houma, domestic abuse battery, simple criminal damage to property.
Houma City Police
Theodore Green, 53, 407 Silver St., Houma, two counts simple burglary, unlawful possession drug paraphernalia.
Steve Lee Jackson, 44, 710 Grinage St., Houma, simple burglary, aggravated flight from officer, reckless operation, resisting arrest by flight, possession of tools for crime.
Jana Theresa Adams, 33, 8177 Big Cypress St., Houma, forgery.
Tammy Marie Saragadam, 41, 95 Tulane Ave., Houma, contempt of court.
Jessica Butler McKay, 24, 308 Coach Court, Houma, armed robbery with firearm.
Isaac McKay, 28, 308 Coach Court, Houma, armed robbery with firearm.
Amanda Renee McCormick, 34, 517 Woodhaven Drive, Houma, second offense DWI, speeding, driving under suspension, possession of marijuana.
Louisiana State Police
Cody Dale Carrere, 19, 178 Evangeline Heights St., Houma, DWI, careless operation, illegal window tinting.
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Kevin Michael Washington, 19, 2 Kilarney Loop, Houma, possession schedule I drug, unlawful possession drug paraphernalia, stopping/standing violation.
Charlene Ann Benoit, 41, 505 Poplar St., Thibodaux, contempt of court.
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Joseph Thomas, 39, 209 Helen St., Gretna, fugitive warrant.
Sammy Gaston, 26, 165 Squirrel St., Houma, fugitive warrant.
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Dianne Neal, 45, 930 Henderson St., Thibodaux, three counts contempt, fugitive.
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Aiken Public Safety Officers say they have a con man behind bars tonight for the eighth time in three years.
Antonio Neal was arrested Sunday, charged with solicitation and obtaining goods under false pretenses.
Aiken Department of Public Safety officers say Neal is such a repeat offender that they know his name by heart. But it seems their hands are tied when it comes to keeping him off the streets and out of your pockets.
Lt. Mark Farmer says he is frustrated by ex-cons like Antonio Neal.
"Once they do their time, whether it be in jail or a fine, they are going to be back out in the community, and unfortunately not all of them are rehabilitated," Lt. Farmer says. "They end up coming back out and committing the same crimes."
Antonio Neal was arrested Sunday for the eighth time since 2003. He is charged with numerous counts of solicitation and obtaining goods under false pretenses.
Neal approached Ken Green last Friday.
"He said that Brandon Bowers, who's our youth minister, had given him my name, and he was in need of money for a bus ticket to get to Columbia. He was a graduate student and his mother was ill and just got recovered," says Green. "It didn't sound good, and his story got worse as I confronted him and I finally told him I wouldn't be able to help him."
Green called Aiken DPS to let them know Neal had approached him for bus money to get back to Columbia. Green suspects Neal got his number from the Millbrook Baptist Church directory.
"The bad thing about people like him is he has a need...it just isn't money," Green says.
Green isn't alone. There are six incident reports on file against Neal since May. And Lt. Farmer says there may be more victims who have not come forward yet. But he says there are ways to protect yourself.
"The best advice I can give anyone is, if someone says they need food, buy them food. If their child needs medicine, buy them medicine. Don't just arbitrarily hand out money, because you don't know what they're going to do when they get it," Lt. Farmer says.
How can someone be back on the streets after eight arrests?
That's one source of frustration for the police. Misdemeanor offenses like these carry a maximum penalty of only thirty days in jail and a $1000 fine.
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Definition of ascend in English:
- Upon entering and ascending the stairs, we checked our coats and stepped into what would become quite the memorable evening.
- A few minutes (hours, millennia) later, the security guard ascended the stairs behind me.
- At the end of the interval he ascended the stairs.
- The climbers will ascend the mountains of Ben Nevis in Scotland, Scafell Pike in England and Snowdon in Wales as part of their trek.
- This meant that in a 43-year period, 61 Chinese mountaineers have ascended the peak on 14 occasions.
- However, a botanist who climbed many peaks in Colorado, Edwin James, ascended the mountain in 1820.
- These fish were probably in the vicinity 'picking off' the salmon as they were about to ascend the River Wear to spawn.
- fish of the genus Alosa in the herring family, normally live in the sea but ascend rivers in the spring to spawn; and that is when they are caught and are at their best for eating.
- Adults enter the Columbia River in June and July, ascending the river at about 13 miles per day.
- As the lift ascends, it passes the Great East Window, giving a close-up view of the toll the weather and environment has taken on the glass and masonry over the past six centuries.
- Everyone looked over, stared at Carmen, then proceeded to mumble their greetings and introductions as the lift ascended.
- Reciler followed and the lift started to ascend automatically.
- Leading up to the lobby, its glass doors proudly displaying the Union symbol in frosted white, was a wide flight of steps, ascending gently from the sidewalk.
- As the road ascends from the green covered hillside to the cactus covered plains, it quickly gets colder, especially as it approaches the snow-capped mountains at around 5,000 metres.
- Climbing this leads to the base of an unstable boulder slope which ascends into Cape Kennedy Chamber with its impressive array of stalagmites.
- Though it was too late for him to become an Acolyte, this would insure that he would ascend through the ranks quickly.
- In addition, there are bit players and extras, who may or may not ascend through the ranks to become stars or character actors.
- As in the lines-of-business, actors in the studio stock system could ascend through the ranks, from extra to lead.
- Being engrossed and motionless, she indicated that she saw these souls ascending to heaven.
- He dies on the spot for his crime, but all see his soul ascend to heaven thanks to Brendan's intercession.
- No one has ascended into heaven except the one who descended from heaven, the Son of Man.
- The voice was ascending rapidly up the pitch scale, finally cracking.
- Starting on C major, they ascend in pitch utilizing the key signatures that employ no more than four sharps or fiats.
- The song begins with a haunting keyboard intro, laced with sound effects, and ascends into a bright, airy, romantic ballad with a chant-like quality.
ascend the throne
- Become king or queen.Example sentences
- Within the span of 20 years, fragmentary records indicate that no less than 18 kings and possibly one queen ascended the throne with nominal control over the country.
- He was a petty thief jailed for 15 years, but released by King Abdullah in a traditional amnesty given when the king ascended the throne.
- Since no king ascended the throne after him, that calendar remained in use as the Yazdgerdi calendar.
Late Middle English: from Latin ascendere, from ad- 'to' + scandere 'to climb'.
scale from Middle English:
English has three main words scale, two of which share an ancestry. The scale of fishes and reptiles has the same root as the scale used for weighing, and both are related to shell. The first scale is the one in the scales fall from someone's eyes, 'someone is no longer deceived'. In the biblical Acts of the Apostles the expression describes how St Paul, blinded by his vision on the road to Damascus, was given his sight back by God. The weighing scale had the early sense 'drinking cup'(a meaning which survives in South African English) which probably transferred to the pans of the scales. It comes from Old Norse skál 'bowl', also source of the drinking toast skol. The scale in music and measuring derives from Latin scala 'ladder', from the root of scandere 'to climb', an element in ascend, descend, and condescend, all Late Middle English. See also echelon, scan
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This is a Phase I, multicenter, open-label, dose-escalation study of DCDS4501A administered as a single agent by IV infusion to patients with relapsed or refractory hematologic malignancies.
Treatment will be administered on an outpatient basis at SCCA with IV infusion. The first infusion takes 90 minutes with a 90-minute observation. Subsequent infusions will take 30 minutes followed by a 30-minute observation (provided the first infusion is well tolerated). Infusions will be once a day every 21 days, with several additional visits for labs and follow up. A total of eight treatments will be given initially, after which patients may qualify to receive an additional six months of treatment if they respond to treatment. Patients will be treated on this study at SCCA. There are some time limits for how recent past treatments may have occurred, but nothing too restrictive.
- Life expectancy of at least 12 weeks
- History of one of the following histologically-documented hematologic malignancy that is expected to express the CD79b antigen and for which no effective standard therapy exists: indolent non Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL), Grade 3b FL, diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL), mantle cell lymphoma (MCL), or chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL)
- All patients (NHL and B-CLL) must have at least one bi-dimensionally measurable lesion
- For all men or women of childbearing potential (unless surgically sterile): use of adequate methods of contraception such as oral contraceptives, intrauterine device, or barrier method of contraception in conjunction with spermicidal jelly
- Prior use of any monoclonal antibody or antibody-drug conjugate within 4 weeks before Cycle 1, Day 1
- Treatment with radiotherapy, any chemotherapeutic agent, or treatment with any other investigational anti-cancer agent within 2 weeks prior to Cycle 1, Day 1. Adverse events from any previous treatments must be resolved or stabilized prior to Cycle 1, Day 1, except for neuropathy
- Completion of autologous stem cell transplant within 100 days prior to Cycle 1, Day 1
- Prior allogeneic stem cell transplant
See this trial at ClinicalTrials.gov
Access protocol and consent forms at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Please remember:
- Talk to your health care providers first before making decisions about your health care.
- Whether you are eligible for a research study depends on many things. There are specific requirements to be in research studies. These requirements are different for each study.


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Markus Rex returns to Novell's Linux business unit. Red Hat's second largest shareholder cuts its stake. The CEOs of Novell, Sonatype, Digium and Kaltura go on the record. Shaun Connolly joins SpringSource. And more.
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SPARTANBURG, SC-- Funeral services will be held for Mrs. Patricia Ann Wilson, at 2:30 pm Sunday, December 9, 2012 at Callaham-Hicks Funeral Chapel conducted by Reverend R. J. Williams. Burial will follow in Heritage Memorial Park.
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After 38 years of service to the City of Brookfield, Brookfield City Manager/Police Chief Dave Hane has retired to a life of hunting and fishing. He will also devote some time to a couple of lifelong passions: carpentry and photography. In a sense, Hane's professional life has now come full circle; his love of photography prompted an unexpected interest in law enforcement as a career, provided opportunities that wouldn't have been available otherwise, and will now fill the extra time retirement will provide.
Not unlike the steps Dave follows while developing film, his career has moved from something that wasn't clearly discernible at first, but clearly resolved into what it became in time.
He recalls, "When I was in college back in 1969 at what they then called Northeast Missouri State College, I was majoring in English education and aspired to teach. I had an interest in photography, so I began taking photography courses; one of those courses was law enforcement photography. That gave me my initial exposure to the field of law enforcement, and the more I learned about it, the more I wanted to know."
Dave's college roommates were political science majors who went into law enforcement and persuaded Dave to do the same. He had applied for jobs at both the Hannibal and Quincy, Illinois Police Departments, but when his grandfather informed him about an opening with the Brookfield Police Dept., Dave applied for that position as well.
The Brookfield P.D. was quickest to hire him and was particularly interested in taking advantage of Dave's photography skills. The retiring City Manager/Police Chief remembers: "When I was hired in 1975, the Brookfield P.D. only had a Polaroid camera, so I had to use my own 35 millimeter camera and equipment. Judge Walter Allen was also a photography enthusiast, and he offered to let me use his enlarger. Daily News-Bulletin Editor George Williams loaned me a key to the newspaper office so I had somewhere to develop film until the Police Dept. could acquire the necessary equipment. With the small budget the Department gave me, and revenue from a Law Enforcement Assistance Program grant application I wrote, I was able to convert a storeroom in the basement of City Hall into a dark room and outfitted it with what was then state-of-the-art photo developing equipment. As a result of my knowledge of photography, I had opportunities most rookie cops don't have; I had a role to play in virtually every criminal case the Department investigated. Those experiences led to my membership in the North Central Mo. Major Case Squad because, with the exception of Highway Patrol Headquarters in Macon, we had the only functional dark room in the nine-county area that the Major Case Squad covered,
Having such regular exposure to criminal case investigation techniques prepared Dave well for the 1989 serial murder cases in which Ray and Faye Copeland were the prime suspects.
Page 2 of 2 - In 1978 Hane had been promoted to the rank of Sergeant, and two years later he became the Assistant Chief of Police; he rose further through the ranks to Chief of Police in 1982 when he was appointed to that position by City Manager Nancy Olinger. By the time the North Central Mo. Major Case Squad was doing its part to solve the murders of itinerant farm laborers committed by the Copelands, Dave was the Major Case Squad's Operations Supervisor working along side of Investigative Supervisor Gary Calvert from the Livingston County Sheriff's Office.
"The two of us collaborated in determining the course of the investigation," recalls Dave. "We read every witness statement obtained by the two-man investigative teams working in the field, and then developed further leads for those teams to pursue." After being selected as one of only four Missourians sent to be trained at the FBI Academy in Quantico, VA., Hane graduated just in time to take a lead role in the Copeland investigation. "I had the advantage of immediately being able to use the contacts that were being developed by the FBI in the Copeland case," explains Dave.
As if his accomplishments as a law enforcer weren't enough, Dave Hane still had one more major challenge to meet: reviving the financial health of the City of Brookfield.
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Mid County Fire Protection District's board of directors recently approved the purchase of approximately 4.8 acres on Pier 31 Road. The lot will be the home of the future seventh fire station for Mid County.
Chief Scott Fransden said that since the district is so large, there are still residents that live outside the five-mile radius of a station. The future station will serve residents living in Camelot, Cross Creek, Pier 31 Road, Bear Paw Road and along the Niangua Bend.
The land was purchased for $51,077, but a new station will not be built until funds are available. According to Fransden, the district was able to purchase the land because they refinanced bonds two years ago.
The other Mid County station locations include station one in Camdenton, station two in Greenview on Twin Rivers Road, station three on AA in Roach, station four in Montreal, station five on Old Highway 5 in Decaturville and station six along D Road.
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BusinessWeek made Kevin Rose a Web 2.0 poster-boy when its cover proclaimed he had "made $60 million," in completely imaginary money. Three years later, that bubble long gone, his picture makes the perfect ironic Halloween costume.
Jut ask the fellow at right in the picture above, snapped by Web developer Sean Percival on Oct. 31. It's an impressively faithful likeness of Rose's unintentional BusinessWeek pose. Rose, for his part, has a sense of humor about the costume, which is impressive, given that his unprofitable company is still waiting for its long-promised payday, and that his cover picture is now apparently a cultural icon of an absurd tech-bubble thinking.
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19-times champions Manchester United were confronted by local rivals Manchester City in a local skirmish which spilled over into a battle for the Barclays Premier League title. Sir Alex Ferguson had seen off all challengers in the Premier League era, but he celebrated his 25th year at the Old Trafford helm with one of his biggest challenges yet: battling not only the inflated riches and ambition of Manchester City, but also overhauling his own squad and training a new generation of youngsters.
Manchester United's talents dazzled in the early months of the campaign, but were slowed by a damaging home defeat to Manchester City and a crippling run of injuries. There were also harsh lessons in European and domestic cup competitions, but the Reds roared back in time-honored fashion to sprint for the line in an absorbing race for the league title.
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Urologist Dr. Richard Graham and menopause practitioner Dr. Ellamarie Russo-DeMara of the Twin River Health Center offer a free talk at the Montshire Museum on urinary incontinence.
Gifford is once again awarded a grant from the Avon Breast Health Outreach Program. For the 11th year, Gifford is the only entity in Vermont to receive the $35,000 grant for breast cancer awareness education and outreach.
Pediatrics and adolescent medicine moves from the main medical center building to Dr. Chris Soares' former space at the corner of South Main and Maple streets. Joining the practice on the first floor of the renovated, spacious Victorian home is pediatric physical, occupational, and speech therapies.
A free three-week series on heart health includes talks from cardiologist Dr. Bruce Andrus and registered dietitian Stacy Pelletier as well as a heart-healthy cooking demonstration from Gifford's chefs.
As part of Gifford's expanded efforts under the Vermont Blueprint for Health, a chronic illness support group – Chronic HealthShare Consortium – is launched and begins meeting monthly.
Dr. Ovleto Ciccarelli strives to bring colon health to the forefront with a free health talk, "Everyone's Got One: A Discussion on the Colon and How to Keep It Healthy".
Pacemaker surgeries return to Gifford after a quarter century hiatus.
The Menig Extended Care Facility is named among nation's top 39 nursing homes by U.S. News and World Report, which released a list of "2012 Honor Roll" nursing homes. Menig was the only nursing home chosen in Vermont and neighboring New Hampshire.
The 106th Annual Corporators Meeting is held at the medical center and features Steve Kimbell, commissioner of what was then the Vermont Department of Banking, Insurance, Securities and Health Care Administration. Leo Connolly, Fred Newhall, and Peter Nowlan are elected to the Board of Trustees.
A Vermont House of Representatives resolution recognizes "the outstanding health care services provided by Gifford Medical Center". The resolution is in honor of Gifford's more than 100 years of service to the Randolph area and for its many recent awards.
The Diabetes Education Expo focuses on teeth and feet and how diabetes can keep both healthy. It is the 7th annual exposition organized by the Diabetes Clinic especially for the growing diabetes population.
An open house is held for pediatrics' new space at 40 South Main Street. Children attending enjoy face painting, balloons, snacks, tours of their new doctor's office, bike helmet fittings, and painting tiles that have become part of the clinic's permanent decor.


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CHEWSVILLE, Md. — A day after losing a tough Cal Ripken 8U state tournament semifinal game in Spring City, the Waynesboro 8U team took to the fields near Smithsburg as part of the Rally at Valley tournament.
In its first game of the tournament, Waynesboro defeated Hagerstown's West End, 12-8. West End was already 0-1 after losing to Federal on Saturday.
Waynesboro got out to a quick lead with Tyler Caron and Ryan Shaffer crossing the plate on fielder's choice plays by Marshall Helm and Ben Steiger.
Helm took to the mound, and after two innings, Waynesboro led 2-1.
In the third Waynesboro added two more runs on a Ben Steiger single to right field.
West End answered with two runs to make it 4-3 after three innings.
In the fourth inning Waynesboro scored five runs. Tanyon Shaull, Caron, Shaffer, Helm and Kellan Smith all scored as Waynesboro extended its lead to 9-3.
West End got four runs back to make it 9-7, but Waynesboro plated three more runs in the fifth to lead 12-7. Shaull, Caron and Shaffer scored on a Shaffer double and Young single.
Young shut down West End in the fifth on just eight pitches and Waynesboro went into the sixth inning with a 12-7 lead. Young and Caron's pitching allowed just one run and Waynesboro walked away with a 12-8 victory.
Solid field play by Smith, Keller Moore, Benton Allison, Bradley Butts, Aiden Campbell, Riley Butts and Tesher Walizer were key to the Waynesboro victory.
Waynesboro plays Halfway of Hagerstown at 6 p.m. today at the Valley Little League fields. The game with be the seventh in five days for Waynesboro's 8U team. Thursday and Friday will be rest days before Waynesboro faces Federal on Saturday at 3:30 p.m.
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Sean Bassler of Horseheads and Shannon Glanton of Trumansburg have been named to the dean's list for the fall, 2013 semester at the University of Scranton.
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