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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Twelve "Trucker Buddy of the Month" recipients were honored at a news conference March 22 as part of the Mid-America Trucking Show.
Several were present to talk about "their" kids and what it means to participate in the program.
Executive Director Randy Schwartzenburg opened the assembly by announcing that the Trucker Buddy program is entering its 22nd year and now has over 2,100 drivers and 2,200 teachers participating.
The program serves over 60,000 school children, he said.
Schwartzenburg also touted the organization's "Trucking Mentor" program, which provides safe-driving instruction to high school students to prepare them to share the road with the commercial vehicles they will encounter.
K.C. Brau, Trucker Buddy president, proudly handed out the plaques as Schwartzenburg announced each monthly winner and highlighted their accomplishments.
Four of the recipients were present to receive their awards.
Another two were one the way when delayed by truck breakdowns, according to Schwartzenburg.
June awardee Todd Fisher, also a Trucker Buddy "Ambassador," talked about his second grade class of students at Aurora Elementary School in Aurora, Neb.
He discussed how he worked with teacher Pam Grady to keep the students informed of his whereabouts and bring them information about the geographic areas he visits. Fisher drives for Mast Trucking.
October recipient Larry Huguenard, representing Cliff Viessman Inc., accepted his award for his association with teacher Cory Hyslop's fifth grade class at Oakdale Elementary School in Rock Hill, S.C.
Mike Cunningham of Walmart Transportation was the November recipient. He shares a special relationship with the teacher from Hayes Grade Center in Ada, Okla., since she happens to be his wife, Sharon.
December recipient Bruce Wehner spoke last, telling of how he brought samples of cotton plants to first and second grade students of teacher Rose Wenzel at the Assumption BVM Catholic School in Pulaski, Wis.
"Being close to Green Bay," he said, "I knew they'd never seen cotton growing, so I just brought them a few plants."
Wehner's wife, Donita, was on hand to help him celebrate the award.
Winners who were not present at the event included
• January: Roy Sewell, Intercity Lines, representing Michele Chilenski's third-grade class at Olde Sawmill Elementary, Dublin, Ohio.
• February: Robert Costa of Clark Transfer, representing Mrs. Leslie Wolf's third-grade class at Robert L. Forbuss Elementary in Las Vegas, Nev.
• March: Steve Gilbert, Walmart Transportation, representing Mrs. Poulous kindergarten through third grade class at Fallbrook Street School in Fallbrook, Calif.
• April: Frank Silio of Publix Foods Transportation Group, representing Lenae Herman's Delprado Elementary School, Boca Raton, Fla.
• May: Dave Baker of Baker and Sons, representing teacher Susan Bailey's second-grade class at South Hope Elementary in Oregon, Mo.
• July: Mike Mattingly of Mercer Transportation, representing Carla Eutsler's fourth through sixth grade class at Friendship Village School, Friendship, Maine.
• August: Stuart Goldbert of Averitt Express, representing teacher Jocelyn Murphy-Stout at Egg Harbor City Community School, Egg Harbor, N.J.
• September: Sherryll Byrd of United Van Lines, representing teacher Carole Sylvester's second-grade class at Oak Grove School, Ojai, Calif.
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Bleak House
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The East Wind
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The only clue we get that Jarndyce might actually be onto the horror that is Skimpole is when he complains about the wind being in the east. The general sense is that the east wind is somehow evil. (Fun brain snack: the east wind brings nothing but badness in The Lord of the Rings, Sherlock Holmes, and the Old Testament.) But for Jarndyce, references to the east wind tend to happen whenever he sees some kind of social ill that needs to be corrected. The orphaned Neckett kids? East wind. The Jellybys? East wind. And so on.

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A beautiful reply...
A beautiful reply… although prob. not affiliated with any of the attendees, the term 'Friends of Science' alone is supsiciously fawning… science doesn't need friends, we are not in the middle ages (I hope)…
Let them all (Penn and Teller included) and their future progeny be made to live on a Pacific island… preferably just a few feet above sea level.
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WASHINGTON -- President George W. Bush is proposing a largely stay-the-course budget for NASA, holding the U.S. space agency to an increase for 2009 that would be less than the rate of inflation.
Under the annual spending proposal Bush sent to Congress on Monday, NASA would get $17.614 billion for 2009, a 1.7 percent increase over the agency?s recently enacted 2008 budget. The White House pegs the rate of inflation for research-intensive agencies such as NASA at around 2.3 percent.
NASA Deputy Administrator Shana Dale said the agency?s budget would grow at slightly above inflation, or 2.4 percent, between 2010 and 2013.
?This increase demonstrates the president?s commitment to funding the balanced priorities he set forth for the agency in space exploration, Earth and space science, and aeronautics research,? Dale said during a press conference here announcing the budget. ?We are making steady progress in achieving these goals.?
Still, Bush?s final budget request would leave NASA funded in 2009 at about a half-billion dollars below where the agency was told it would be by 2009 when Bush first proposed four years ago building a space shuttle successor and going to the Moon.
While NASA?s overall budget has not grown as quickly as many space supporters would like, the amount of funding devoted to the Exploration Systems Mission Directorate -- the part of the agency responsible for building the new spacecraft and rockets needed to service the international space station and send astronauts to the Moon -- continues to increase at a steady clip.
Bush?s request includes $3.5 billion for Exploration Systems for 2009, an 11 percent increase over the 2008 budget. Exploration?s rate of growth would slow somewhat in 2010 under Bush?s plan but then shoot past $7 billion in 2011, the first year NASA expects to be freed from the $3.5 billion to $4 billion it spends annually on keeping the shuttle flying.
NASA officials said the proposed budget keeps the Orion Crew Exploration Vehicle and Ares 1 rocket on a schedule to make their debut flight to the International Space Station by March 2015. NASA?s request also would restore the money Congress cut from the $500 million Commercial Orbital Transportation Services demonstration program late last year.
NASA been criticized by some scientists and lawmakers the past couple years for proposing Science Mission Directorate budgets that will be outpaced by inflation. While NASA?s 2009 request continues that trend, the White House, as previously announced, included additional funds for Earth observation missions geared toward studying climate change.
About $1.37 billion of NASA?s $4.4 billion Science budget would go to Earth Science in 2009, a 6.8 percent increase over 2008. NASA intends to use the additional money to get started in 2009 on at least two of five new Earth science missions it expects to launch by 2015.
NASA?s Planetary Science budget also would go up by just under 7 percent in 2009, but that is significantly less than the 20 percent hike forecasted for the division this time last year. Part of the difference is explained by NASA?s decision late last year to postpone its next Mars Scout mission two years to 2013, saving some near-term development costs.
NASA?s Astrophysics budget, meanwhile, would drop 13 percent in 2009 as programs including the James Webb Space Telescope exit their peek years of development activity. Last year?s budget, however, had forecast a nearly 17 percent decline in astrophysics spending.
Heliophysics, the NASA division dedicated to studying the sun, also faces a budget cut in 2009 under the White House plan, although not as severe as it first appears. NASA?s request includes $577.3 million for Heliophysics for 2009, down from $840.9 million this year. Most of that drop -- about $256 million of it -- is due to NASA transferring financial responsibility for its Deep Space Network system of ground antennas to the Space Operations Mission Directorate. Still, the proposed budget would leave Heliophysics with a real cut of $7.5 million.
Alan Stern, NASA associate administrator for science, said the Earth science increase was paid for by the reductions to astrophysics, heliophysics, and planetary science programs.
NASA?s Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate would be funded at $446 million in 2009, about $65 million less than Congress provided for 2008.
Some of the other highlights of NASA?s 2009 budget request include:?
- Money to begin development in 2009 on the Joint Dark Energy Mission for launch around 2015.
- A commitment to spend $2 billion in the years ahead on a flagship-class mission to a still-to-be determined Outer Planets destination.
- Preliminary work on a long-desired Mars sample return mission that would launch by 2020.
- Money to begin work on an ambitious Solar Probe mission. Launch date still to be determined.
In response to congressional direction, NASA?s budget now is divided into seven accounts instead of the traditional three. The biggest effect of this change is that NASA?s Cross Agency Support account, which was just over $550 million in 2008, swells to nearly $3.3 billion in 2009 as it picks up more overhead and other indirect expenses that previously had been accounted for within NASA?s mission directorate budgets. As a result of this change, comparing NASA?s 2009 request to the agency?s 2008 request would make it appear that mission directorate budgets are being cut by an average of 17 percent.
NASA?s 2009 request, however, includes 2008 budget figures adjusted to reflect the new account structure. The adjusted 2008 numbers were used in this story.
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A Yahoo! User May 12, 2012 20:13 Flag
Verdict on Shinji Kagawa
Watched him closely against Arsenal in our CL group games vs Dortmund, and some high profile Bundesliga matces involving Dortmund. He always gives 110% in all the games and runs around alot but lacked that cutting edge you need in your midfield.
Kagawa is definately not the sort of midfield maestro (a la Yaya Toure, Wishere, etc) who would grab a match by the scruff of the neck and stamp their authority in the middle of the park. He's similar to Fulham's Dempsey in the way he plays the game and you can't fault his non-stop efforts and application in game and would chip in with a fair amount of goals should manUre sign him.
BUT he won't improve your midfield, sorry to disappoint the faithfuls, he's the WRONG midfielder for manUre as you need a creative player in your engine room not another Ji-sung Park if you catch my drift.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
A Yahoo! User May 13, 2012 04:34 Flag
Typical slayer, he admits he doesn't watch football, just reads about it, then comes on here trying to convince us he's an expert.
If Kagawa signs for Arse-anal, slayer will claim he's the best thing since cherry blossom honey on raisin toast!
A Yahoo! User May 12, 2012 21:39 Flag
Let's agree to disagree steve as I obviously don't rate Kagawa at all.
I hope his signing works out for manUre if it happens.
A Yahoo! User May 12, 2012 21:36 Flag
For me, Kagawa is a squad player at best, not an improvement to your current midfield. To move the club forward, manUre need better midfielders who would add the badly needed cutting edge to your midfield. It has been shown time and again that manUre are lacking in midfield against the big boys in recent seasons, why waste limited resources on another squad player like Kagawa rather than buy the quality midfielder manuRe need.
Just visualise this scenario next season: an important game against the likes of City. In the red corner, Kagawa representing manUre in midfield. In the blue corner, Yaya representing City in an advanced midfield role. I make that as a NO-CONTEST even before a ball is kicked in anger. NO chance!
A Yahoo! User May 12, 2012 20:29 Flag
What a load of bulls**t. Kagawa is a very creative player who offers a whole lot more than just effort, which is why not only utd but also arsenal and spurs are said to be interested in signing him.
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A Yahoo! User May 12, 2012 20:41 Flag
So you think Kagawa is in the same class as Yaya Toure, a true dominant midfielder manUre urgently need going forward?
The link with Arsenal is bollocks and is based on the fact that he has a year left on his contract, a bit of lazy journo if you ask me. Arsenal don't need this lightweight, we can do better than him and there are better out there, Rennes' Yann M'Villa as an example.
Well said Devon. Although he's a number 10 rather than a number 6 which we will still need.


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Are Women In Somaliland For The Kitchen And Household Chores Only?
Issue 340
By Ibrahim Adam Ghalib
Borama Awdal
The women in this country are not aware that the female voting population is more than 50% and they can challenge the male dominated political life that allowed the marginalization and socio-economic exploitation of women until today. They experience discrimination in terms of equal access to the power structure that controls society and determines political and economic issues. They became an important vehicle through which to control votes and contribute to male candidates.
One aspect that divert the female votes are often men as husbands, fathers, uncles, brothers and sons that advise them to stay out of politics and describe their involvement to be beyond accepted bounds. Tribal barriers and old cultural prohibitions make women themselves to be loyal to their related male candidates.
Most of the women of this country are un-educated and believe that women is only for the kitchen and house hold works and cannot exercise their rights in the constitution to elect and to be elected. These old traditions inhibit in the minds of women to accept the present stats-quo of male dominated political structure.
In the last parliamentary election educated women candidates failed to secure seats in the present parliament. They were separated along cultural and clan barriers that forced the female population to exhibit their allegiance and to vote for their tribal related male candidates. Specially married women could not find a constituency and were lost between her father's tribe and that of her husband.
The democratic constitution of Somaliland allows and guarantees the political rights of women as men. Lack of education and the traditional cultural and clan boundaries that the women believe more than the men made it impossible for women to succeed in politics. One only woman hardly secured a seat in Awdal and even in her case the women votes was not apparent in her voting result. She won her seat on a narrow margin and escaped defeat on a small difference.
The women do not differentiate between the men that are supportive to their cause and those who appear sympathetic to them but are in fact attempting to hijack women's powerful votes for their personal gains. The women so far did not understand that leaders cannot govern as they once did and cannot manipulate the women on clan and old cultural prohibitions that they used to rule against their wills.
Time has changed and they are required to advocate freely, communicate, educate and provide the strategic tools that can change the status of women. The women organizations that would have made a change are headed by few women not elected by the grass roots and lack the capacity and resources to be independent and this placed stress to grow and not to achieve its goals.
The important thing for these organizations to succeed is to elect the leaders in an open democratic forum and to generate funds to grow through either program revenues or community support. When they also elect their leadership in a democratic manner and manage their financial resources in a transparent way the female membership will increase and trust the organization.
We are in an election year and this is the time that the political parties will listen to them and recognize that the women are a decisive force that will determine the outcome of the election. It is time to promote women's cause forcefully and bargain on the voting capacity of the female population.
The women are required to participate effectively in the upcoming voter registration. If they stay in doors, this will decrease their chances of success in future and the male domination in the political structure will continue in the foreseeable future.
If women do not organize themselves magic moments will not come by itself that will make sweeping changes in their favor. Struggle and more efforts on the part of the women will only then bring about greater female representation that will determine the rules and how politics is conducted in this country.
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Over 1.6 million Americans are residents of more than 18,000 nursing homes located in this country. Nursing homes can either be permanent residences for people who are too frail or sick to live at home or temporary facilities for use during the recovery period from illness or injury. When a family member needs a nursing home, it can often be challenging to find the right facility. The following questions can help you evaluate nursing homes to find the best fit for your situation.
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First thing's first: The Dog Log in the soundcheck is pretty amusing. First, as is so often the case, they play it for Paul, and call it "Rude Log" and then Mike starts in with "Rude's Log, Stardate 12-6." Then there is a whole bunch of banter, especially from Trey to Marley, telling her that the song is about and for her. Finally, towards the end, there are Jeff Holdsworth references, and the last line is changed to "Where's Holdsworth gone?" As far as the show, I found it to be pretty much average. The shouts of "Alligator" in YEM appear to be in reference to the Shaggy Dog soundcheck from the day before (which itself included lots of shouts of "Alligator?!?!?!"). YEM is average, though, and the B&D segment is kind of lame (though the vocal jam is decent). The highlight for me is actually Fishman announcing "This is an audience that needs to be punished" before launching into Whipping Post and a brutal Henrietta guitar solo. There are few things more frightening than a Henrietta guitar solo, but judging from the other reviews of this gig, it was merited. I was ready to give this show two stars, because all of Possum except for the intro leading into "Wait" was cut, and I thought it would be terrible to end a set with that 5 minute "Wait" business. Alas, though, it was just cut, so I'll go three stars.


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- Mountain biking holiday on rough mountain roads and singletrack
- Cycle to the border with Kosovo on the high plateau of Misty Mountain
- Family run hotels provide all the comforts of home
- Sightseeing in the atmospheric old town of Kotor
Inland of its picturesque ribbon of coastal towns, Montenegro is comprised of range after range of dramatic limestone mountains which hide pretty alpine lakes, remote villages and unspoiled valleys cloaked in pine forest. The country seems purpose-made for mountain biking and has a network of excellent cross-country trails, following ancient pathways and drovers' tracks, some of which we have incorporated within this exciting week-long adventure. Aiming to see as much as possible of the mountainous heart of the country, our anti-clockwise circuit from Niksic takes us through the Moraca Canyon to Kolasin, then eastwards again to Mokra Planina ('Misty Mountain') on the border with Kosovo. Hotel accommodation each night provides us with all the comforts of home, whilst transfers at the start and finish of several of the day-rides allow us to access some of the best biking in Montenegro. Recrossing the Bjelasica Mountains, we loop towards the north, via the beautiful plateau of Sinjajevina, which in summer is home to just a few shepherds and their flocks. Then, from Zabljak, gateway to the rugged Durmitor National Park, we enjoy a final climb amongst rugged landscapes, followed by a long downhill blast to the Nevideo Canyon. A last night at the historic, fjord-side town of Kotor brings this memorable holiday to a close with a suitably Mediterranean flavour.
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MOUNTAIN BIKING. A great week of mountain biking through northern Montenegro on rough cart tracks, forest roads and singletrack trails, with some connecting short sections on quiet country roads. The highest elevation encountered is just 2000 metres, so altitude is not an issue. However, there will be some longish days of remote biking with an average of 1000 metres of ascent each day. In total we will bike 322 kilometres with 7500 metres of ascent and 8500 metres of descent. This is a trip for regular weekend bikers with a good level of fitness. BIKE HIRE AVAILABLE LOCALLY.
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- Meet at the group hotel in Niksic. A single transfer from Dubrovnik Airport is provided.
- Ride challenging tracks to Kapetanovo Lake. Descend through Moraca Canyon, finish at Kolasin.
- Steady climb across high pastures (1800m) of the Biogradska Gora National Park. Descend to Kurikuce.
- Cycle up towards 'Misty Mountain' then follow scenic shepherds trails down to Andrijevica.
- Cycle across high trails of the Bjelasica Mountains (1800m) and join singletrack descent to Kolasin.
- Ride the Lipovo Valley up to the wild plateau of Sinjajevinja. Cycle onto Durmitor National Park.
- High scenic ride to Durmitor Sedlo pass (1910m), then downhill to Nevideo Canyon. Transfer to Kotor.
- Departure day. A single transfer to Dubrovnik Airport is provided.
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Meet at the group hotel in Niksic. A single transfer from Dubrovnik Airport is provided.
We meet at the group accommodation at an outdoor centre in the mountains above the town of Niksic. A single timed group transfer is provided from Dubrovnik Airport to the group hotel. Arriving in the early afternoon, there is plenty of time to sort our bikes out and even to go on a short orientation ride. KE Land Only package services begin with the evening meal.
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Ride challenging tracks to Kapetanovo Lake. Descend through Moraca Canyon, finish at Kolasin.
Starting directly from our accommodation, we bike on rough tracks up onto high pasture overlooked by the Moraca Mountains. It takes us a couple of hours to reach the shores of Captain's Lake (Kapetanovo Jezero), just a few hundred metres across, but supposedly 37 metres deep. There are several distinctive, steep-roofed huts around the lake and one basic café-cum-bar where we can take a break. At a height of 1673 metres, the lake is surrounded by peaks such as Lukavica, Zurim and Stozac. Back on the bikes, we ride via the remote mountain village of Velje Duboko (850m), then continue our descent into the rugged Moraca Canyon. Reaching the road in the bed of the canyon, we meet our vehicle with its bike trailer and transfer to Kolasin and our hotel. Those who haven't had enough biking today can opt to make the return ride on village trails to the Crkvine Pass – a 750 metre ascent and descent.
Accommodation Hotel
Ascent 1250m
Distance 45km
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Descent 2400m
Time 4 - 5 hrs cycling
Steady climb across high pastures (1800m) of the Biogradska Gora National Park. Descend to Kurikuce.
Heading east towards the border with Kosovo, we are faced with the rolling volcanic uplands of the Bjelasica Mountains, home of the Biogradska Gora National Park. This small knot of peaks, 30 kilometres in extent, culmitates at the summit of Crna Glava (Black Head) at 2139 metres. Following a mix of rough tracks across rough grazing, studded with pine trees, our route tops out at around 1800 metres, with great views of high peaks. We will stop off for a picnic lunch, before dropping down via the mountain tarn of Sisko Jezero to the isolated village of Kurikuce. From here, the last leg of our ride to the town of Berane is on tarmac.
Accommodation Hotel
Ascent 900m
Distance 45km
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Descent 1150m
Time 4 - 5 hrs cycling
Cycle up towards 'Misty Mountain' then follow scenic shepherds trails down to Andrijevica.
Our loop today takes us eastwards to the border with Kosovo, through one of the wildest parts of Montenegro. We start out on gentle country roads, climbing gradually onto the Mokra Planina or 'misty mountain' another important grazing area for the region's farmers. Following shepherds' trails, we cross open grassland decorated with stands of pine forest, to reach a lunch stop in a scenic spot with views of the surrounding peaks, including those in Kosovo to the east. Heading back towards the south-west, we drop into the beautiful and extravagantly forested Lim Valley, reaching our overnight accommodation in Andrijevica in the late afternoon.
Accommodation Hotel
Ascent 1600m
Distance 70km
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Descent 1500m
Time 5 - 6 hrs cycling
Cycle across high trails of the Bjelasica Mountains (1800m) and join singletrack descent to Kolasin.
Today, we will cut back across the Bjelasica Mountains, on a route well to the south of our crossing on Day 3. We follow gravel roads through timeless villages to the highest pastures, such as Lisa (1800m) and then begin our descent on good singletrack back down to Kolasin and our hotel.
Accommodation Hotel
Ascent 1300m
Distance 50km
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Descent 1100m
Time 4 - 5 hrs cycling
Ride the Lipovo Valley up to the wild plateau of Sinjajevinja. Cycle onto Durmitor National Park.
Heading west from Kolasin into the Lipovo Valley, we soon begin a steady ascent onto the mysterious high plateau of Sinjajevinja, an 'empty' grassland home only to shepherds and their flocks. This is undoubtedly one of the wildest and most beautiful places in Montenegro. The plateau itself lies between 1600 and 1700 metres, but there are rugged limestone peaks rising on all sides, such as Gradiste (2174 m) and Veliki Pecarac (2042 m). Following rough tracks, we will stop off at a shepherd's hut for lunch, before continuing this epic ride to Zabljak, the central town in the Durmitor National Park.
Accommodation Hotel
Ascent 1600m
Distance 75km
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Descent 1200m
Time 7 - 8 hrs cycling
High scenic ride to Durmitor Sedlo pass (1910m), then downhill to Nevideo Canyon. Transfer to Kotor.
Our final morning's ride takes us to a pass and well-known viewpoint, high in the Durmitor National Park. Known as Durmitor Sedlo (1910m), this pass is a great place for us to say our goodbyes to the mountainous heart of Montenegro, before making the long downhill to the village of Komanica at the entrance of the Nevideo ((Never Seen) Canyon. From here, we make the 3-hour scenic transfer to Kotor beside the fjord of the same name, where we have the chance to do some sightseeing in the historical centre of this charming old town.
Accommodation Hotel
Ascent 700m
Distance 40km
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Descent 1000m
Time 3 - 4 hrs cycling
Departure day. A single transfer to Dubrovnik Airport is provided.
After breakfast KE Land Only package services end with a group transfer to Dubrovnik airport. This transfer will take 2 to 3 hours depending on border formalities.
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Holiday Information
Holiday Information
What's included
- A locally based professional mountain bike guide
- Single timed group transfer from and to Dubrovnik Airport
- All accommodation as detailed in the trip dossier
- All meals
- Support vehicle and driver for transfers only
What's not included
- Travel Insurance
- Airport transfers (other than timed group transfers)
- Visa (if required)
- Tips for local staff
- Miscellaneous expenses - drinks and souvenirs etc
- Bike Carriage on the flights - please contact your carrier for charges
The cuisine of Montenegro has been shaped by its geographical position. Turkish, Mediterranean Hungarian and other European cooking styles are common throughout the country and typical dishes of all these cultures are available in most places in Montenegro. Soups, stews, and goulashes are common as are meatballs. There is always plenty of bread which is usually Italian style, often served with a tomato and olive salad and various cheeses. On and near the coast, the diet is even more Mediterranean with fish understandably featuring in the most common dishes.
Meal plan
Joining Arrangements & Transfers
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Group Leader & Support Staff
Spending Money
We estimate that €150 should be sufficient to cover all personal expenses such as drinks, snacks and tips for the local staff. Cash can be withdrawn from ATMs in Dubrovnik, Niksic, Zabljak, and Kotor, and credit cards can also be used to pay for some goods and services.
Guidance on Tipping
Tips are the accepted way of saying 'thank you' to your local guides. They do not form part of their wages. KE always pays local crews the best rates of pay, no matter what country they are in 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 guides we recommend that you give a tip if you feel that their services have met your satisfaction. We usually tip the bike guide around €25-30 pp.
Baggage Allowance
Taking a bike on an aircraft is usually straightforward. Different airlines have differing policies with regard to baggage allowances and transporting bikes. We strongly advise that you check the current policy of your chosen airline for carrying bikes and their baggage allowances before purchasing your air ticket. The baggage section on your chosen airline's website will usually contain this information. We suggest that you are aware of the weight and dimensions of your intended check-in baggage in advance of your arrival at the airport as airlines may charge for both excess and oversize baggage, or refuse to carry oversized baggage. If you are using a domestic flight to connect with your International flight then it is likely that a different baggage policy will exist for the domestic and international flight sections. Again you should check the baggage policy with your chosen domestic airline prior to booking your domestic flight tickets. Any additional charges incurred for transporting your bike on any of the flights required for this adventure (international, domestic and internal flights within the trip itinerary - if applicable) are the responsibility of each individual client.
Your Bike
Your Bike MUST be at least a mid level Mountain Bike such as a Specialized Rockhopper or Trek 6500, fitted with knobbly cross-country tyres. Front suspension is essential and comes as standard on the vast majority of modern mountain bikes. Whilst 'hardtails' work OK for this trip, it is likely that a full suspension bike will allow you to make more of the terrain. Please call us if you are unsure about the suitability of your current bike. We cannot stress enough the importance of ensuring that your bike is in perfect working condition before you start this trip. You are depending on your bike to transport you throughout your holiday and across demanding terrain. It is VITAL to ensure it is THOROUGHLY SERVICED to guarantee it is in good mechanical order before departure. If you are not mechanically minded, get your local bicycle dealer to service it for you. For home mechanics, points to note particularly are:
a) Check rims and if they are worn, cracked or dented replace with a new rim or wheel to avoid wheel failure. It is especially important to check that the rims on rim-braked bikes are not worn concave by the brake blocks - replace them if they are.
b) Check wheels are true and spoke tension is tight.
c) Check ALL bearings and quick release skewers, adjust / grease bearings as required.
d) Check and, if required, replace brake and gear cables.
e) Check brake discs, brake pads, calliper mounts and cables / hydraulic lines - replace if necessary.
f) Check, lube / threadlock (as required) and tighten all bolts to specified torque settings (esp. suspension pivots, bottom brackets, disc rotor bolts & disk mount bolts).
g) Check chain, cassette and chain rings for wear - replace if worn.
h) Make sure you have the right tyres, inner tubes and BIKE SPECIFIC SPARES for your bike.
Whilst not essential, it is a good idea that you familiarise yourself with how to carry out at least some basic repairs to your bike e.g. fixing a puncture and changing an inner tube. Naturally, our bike guides will always be happy to assist with any repairs. However, due to the often-remote nature of our trips, being able to carry out a simple repair can save time and the inconvenience of waiting for assistance.
Travelling With Your Bike
Travelling with a bike is usually as straightforward as travelling with any other type of baggage, providing you have packed it adequately. We have many years experience of travelling with our bikes, and nowadays we think that the best way to travel and fly with a bike is to partially dismantle it and put it into a purpose made soft bike bag. Although more expensive than a cardboard bike box, they are smaller in size to transport and are considerably easier to handle. To pack your bike you simply remove both wheels and pedals and prepare it for travel as follows. Obviously, extra care when packing your bike can minimise the chances of accidental damage occurring in transit. Ask your local bike store for plastic wheel hub protectors (which will prevent damage to your bike bag) and plastic fork and frame spacers, insert the spacers into the dropouts, tape them in place and then put extra padding over this area. Use pipe insulation lagging (from your local DIY store) to cover frame tubes, forks and seat post. If required, remove your bars from the stem and attach them carefully to your frame/forks using plastic ties or pvc tape -ensure that your Ergo/Sti levers are well padded to minimise the chance of damage. You may also wish to remove your rear gear mech, pad it with foam and tape it to the chainstay out of harm's way. Finally, you should partly deflate your tyres, but leave some air in them to help absorb any impact on the wheels. Don't forget to pack wheel skewers, pedals and any bolts you have removed, these are the items that tend to get left behind. Finally, find an old cardboard bike box and cut out panels to fit inside your soft bike bag for extra protection. Don't forget to bring sufficient packing materials to pack your bike on the way home. PLEASE DO NOT USE a purpose-made rigid bike box -these are heavy (which can put you over your baggage allowance) and are also too bulky to be easily stored or transported on the group's support vehicle.
Vehicle Support
This biking holiday is not vehicle supported during the day. All baggage is transported between hotels. A single airport transfer is provided at the start and end of the holiday and there will also be one or two short transfers within the itinerary. During the day you need to have a day pack that is big enough to carry spares, extra clothing and a packed lunch. Check our equipment list for details.
Bike Hire
Our local agent has a limited number of Specialized Rockhopper 29ers available in several sizes. These are hardtail bikes with 29 inch wheels, Rockshox front forks and hydraulic disc brakes. These bikes can be reserved, subject to availability, at a cost of 120 euros (March 2016 - subject to change) for the duration of the trip. This cost will be paid locally and does not cover you if you lose the bike or damage it beyond 'fair wear and tear'. Contact the KE office if you want us to reserve a bike for you. Your hire contract will be with the local hire company and KE cannot be held responsible for any issues arising from bike hire. If you do hire a bike, we recommend that you take your own shoes, pedals and possibly even your saddle, which will go a long way towards making it feel like your own bike.
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.
The altitudes on this holiday are not extreme and the maximum altitude attained is no more than the equivalent of a pressurised cabin on an international flight. You may 'feel' the altitude the first time you trek above 2000 metres but all that is required is a slower pace to compensate. You should pay particular attention to your hydration levels while trekking above 2000 metres.
Equipment List
The following is a basic checklist to help you with your packing. We recommend using the layering principle of clothing for varying climatic conditions. Good padded cycling shorts are essential.
Your Bike MUST be at least a mid level Mountain Bike such as a Specialized Rockhopper or Trek 6500. Front suspension is essential. It is vital that your bike is THOROUGHLY SERVICED and in perfect working condition before the trip.
Stiff soled cycling / SPD shoes
Overshoes for use in wet weather
Base layer - short sleeve cycling top (x 2)
Mid layer - long sleeved cycling top (x 1)
Outer layer - lightweight waterproof jacket
Fleece top or jumper
Daypack and contents
A cycling daypack (e.g. Camelbak or Deuter Trans Alp) of at least 25 litres total capacity is recommended. (Note there is no vehicle support during the day and so your daypack needs to be big enough to take the contents below and a packed lunch.)
Water bladder - min. 2 litre capacity
Lightweight waterproof top
Puncture repair kit and tyre levers
Inner tube(s)
Sun cream
Small roll of gaffer tape
Fleece jacket
Head torch
Basic First Aid Kit. Including: antiseptic cream, throat lozenges, diarrhoea treatment (Imodium), painkillers, plasters and blister treatment, Insect repellent, and re-hydration salts (Dioralite).
- Regular biking gloves
Padded cycling shorts (x 2)
Cycling tights or tracksters
Biking glasses
Cycling helmet - mandatory
Trek Bag Contents
Travel and apres biking clothes
Trainers/Leisure shoes for apres biking
Wash bag, towel and toiletries
Antibacterial hand wash
Small padlock (to lock trek bag)
Headtorch and spare batteries
Chamois cream (e.g. Assos/Ozone)
Please note: If you are hiring a bike, you do not need to bring any spares – but you should still take a pump, a puncture repair kit and a couple of 29 x 2 inch standard mountain bike inner tubes with Presta valves.
You should bring the following with you as a minimum. Whilst not essential, it is a good idea that you familiarise yourself with how to carry out at least some basic repairs e.g. changing an inner tube, fixing a puncture. Naturally our bike guide will always be happy to assist with any repairs, but due to the often remote nature of our trips, being able to carry out a simple repair can save time and inconvenience waiting for assistance.
Tyres - for this trip you will need: 1.9 to 2.2 cross-county tyres suitable for mostly dry, but occasionally wet, conditions.
Plastic tyre levers
Small tube of grease
Spare set of brake blocks / disc pads (front and rear)
2 spare spokes for front and rear wheels
2 x inner tubes
Spare chain links
Liquid chain lube (bottle not aerosol)
Multi-tool with Allen keys
Chain link extractor (if not on multi-tool)
Puncture repair kit
A rag and brush for cleaning bike and drive train.
Spares specific to your bike**
KE tools and spares
On all of our trips we carry a toolkit and a basic range of spares for emergencies. As bikes become increasingly part specific it is impossible to carry a comprehensive range of spares compatible with all makes and models of bike. **Please ensure you bring any bike-specific spares that might be needed - such as disc brake bleed kits, appropriate brake fluid, shock pump, etc.
Energy Gels/Sports Drinks/Power Bars
We do provide ample supplies of water, and packed lunches but if you like a particular energy gel, sports drink or power bar we suggest you bring a selection of your preferred choice along.In most towns we staythere will be a small supermarket where you can easily purchase extra snacks if needed.
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 Europe
UK and USA passport holders do not require a visa.
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.
You should attend your own doctor and dentist for a check-up. No special vaccinations are required for this trip but you should check that your Polio, Tetanus and Typhoid vaccinations are up to date. UK residents should obtain a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) before travelling. The card gives access to state-provided medical treatment only, and you'll be treated on the same basis as an 'insured' person living in the country you're visiting. Remember, this might not cover all the things you'd expect to get free of charge from the NHS in the UK. You may have to make a contribution to the cost of your care. You can obtain an EHIC from the Department of Health by phone, online, or at the post office.
Electricity Supply & Plug
We recommend you check if you require an adaptor for your electrical items at:
Preparing For Your Trip
The better conditioned you are the more you will enjoy your trip. We suggest that you adopt a sensible weekly exercise regime and fit in a number of long cycle rides in hilly country to ensure you are physically capable of taking part in this trip - this will also provide you with an opportunity to make sure all your riding kit is tried and tested before you travel. Cycling is obviously the best activity to prepare for this trip, however, running, squash and swimming are also good for developing aerobic fitness and stamina.
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.
At the coast, Montenegro's climate is very Mediterranean while up in the mountains it is typically alpine. Summer temperatures will range from around 17ºC in the evening to a daytime maximum of around 26ºC. In August, daytime temperatures at the coast can rise to 30ºC. In the mountains, it will be cooler, with daytime temperatures of between 15 and and 25ºC. The country is relatively dry, with 70% of its precipitation falling in winter. However rain showers, cloud and relatively cool temperatures can occur in the mountains at any time of the year and during the summer months as with most European mountain ranges, thunder storms bringing heavier rain particularly in the afternoon, can and do occur. You should therefore come prepared for extremes of weather.
Western Balkans. (Lonely Planet)
Montenegro. (Lonely Planet)
Montenegro. (Rough Guides)
The Mountains of Montenegro – A Walkers and Trekkers Guide. Rudolf Abraham. (Cicerone)
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Why KE?Specialized Rockhopper 29-er bikes available for hire locally. These are great bikes and ideal for this quite challenging mountain biking holiday.
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- Max group size: 15
- 6 days biking
- 322 kilometres (201 miles)
- 75% off-road - No vehicle support
- Max altitude - 2000 metres
- Join in Dubrovnik
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- 7 nights Hotel
- All meals included
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"Ode To Green"
Nature's favorite beauty
Pleases my eyes
My heart.
Coloring the ornaments
Of untouched terrain.
Leaves, grass, streams.
Bushes brooks, lakes, and flowers.
I open my wardrobe
You are all I see
I open my window
You are all I see
Replenishing my soul
With your very appearance
You are peace, relaxation,
Happiness - not frustration
You've been a quiet friend
Basically all my life -
Blankets, toys, shirts galore
What else is there
To ask for?
You don't off much
But you are all I need.
Rolling hils
In my home country.
Celebrated on two days past
The ides of March.
St. Patrick's Day they call it.
From religion,
To a contest over you.
No offense,
But you are also greed
Coloring the papers of
Our President's faces,
It's led to war
The rich and the poor
Stress, and hate.
I'm not sure it's your fault though,
It isn't what she meant you to be
Mother Nature had you wrap her up
Grass and flowers and my big oak tree
You sure make us all feel free.
"Ode To Stars"
Bright lanterns
in the dark sky.
The clean sky.
Streams of white dust
flying in an
infinite plane.
Lying on the ground
Eyes glued to these
beings in the vast
warming me while
wrapped in the bitter
cold winds
of the untouchable lands.
I go back to the
mold, you're not showing as much.
I know you're still there,
you're hiding behind our own shield
I guess it's our fault.
So far away
We never have reached you
yet you make us all happy
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1.1 [mass noun] Sexual love or desire: Eros drives us to transcend ourselves through desire
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- This is not the love of Eros, but the love of Agape.
- She is a goddess, a notion of womanhood painted by a man self-confessedly driven by Eros.
- Part of what he was really attracted to in the Aboriginal culture and in the songs were their deep carnality, their Eros that drove the songs, and were so central to so many ceremonies.
1.2 [mass noun] (In Freudian theory) the life instinct. Often contrasted with Thanatos.
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- If the two pioneers had continued to collaborate, Freud might have recognized that his portrayal of Eros and Death as giants locked in perpetual combat is what Jung would have called an 'archetypal' vision.
- They show a more disquieting image of death because they evoke the encounter of Eros and Thanatos.
- Pornography distorts Eros, which pre-exists and persists, despite male culture's pornographic 'revenge' upon it.
1.3 [mass noun] (In Jungian psychology) the principle of personal relatedness in human activities, associated with the anima. Often contrasted with Logos.
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Latin, from Greek, literally 'sexual love'.
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SKOPJE, 16 March 2014 – A conference held today in Skopje marked the beginning of the implementation phase of a UNIDO-initiated project, which aims to boost private sector-led growth in the country's tourism sector.
Financially supported by the Government of Slovenia, the two year multi-stakeholder initiative focuses on increasing the competitiveness of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) engaged in tourism by developing integrated value chains, clusters and business linkages.
"The project focuses on institutional capacity-building, policy advice and the transfer of know-how, and will provide an opportunity for national development partners to learn from global best practices. Meanwhile, by integrating value chain and cluster development approaches, we will be able to tackle a number of existing constraints, thus boosting opportunities for growth and job creation," said Adnan Seric, UNIDO Project Manager.
Speaking at the conference, Valon Saraqini, the Minister of Economy, thanked UNIDO and the Government of Slovenia for their support. The president of the Chamber of Tourism, Lela Krstevska, also emphasized the need to accelerate the development of the tourism sector and welcomed UNIDO's initiative.
The project will support product upgrading and the improvement of services while fostering linkages between the wine and lake tourism clusters in the Tikves and Ohrid regions, respectively. It will also support the development of regional tourism strategies.
"In the near future, the project could be scaled-up into a regional initiative that would include other Western Balkan countries, taking into account that they face similar development challenges as the ones observed in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia," Adnan Seric said.
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We are coming off a road split last weekend. We lost to league-leading North Dakota last Thursday, but bounced back for a big win over Northern Colorado on Saturday.
There are four games left in the Big Sky regular season. The top seven teams in the Big Sky advance to the Big Sky tournament. Currently, we are 6-10 and 9th place in the Big Sky, two games out of playoff contention. We are in "playoff mode," which means we are focused on one step at a time. One practice at a time . . . one possession at a time . . . one game at a time.
Big Sky Standings: North Dakota 13-4, Montana 11-5, Southern Utah 11-5, Eastern Washington 10-6, Sacramento State 8-8, Montana State 8-8, Idaho State 8-8, Northern Colorado 8-9, Northern Arizona 6-10, Portland State 4-12, Weber State 2-14.
Our regular season home schedule wraps up with two critical games this week. We host the Bengals of Idaho State, Thursday, February 27 and Weber State, Saturday, March 1. Both games are at 6:30 p.m. in the Skydome. (Both games will be televised by NAU-TV and broadcast live by Fox Sports Arizona.) Just a reminder, before Saturday's game versus Weber State we will hold a special ceremony to celebrate the career of our lone senior, Amanda Frost. After Saturday's game we will have a special reception to celebrate our season to date. If you haven't been out to see us play this season, now is the time.
Our lone senior, Amanda Frost, will play her last game in the Skydome on Saturday. It will be a bitter sweet moment. Obviously this is an exciting time of year because there is still a lot of basketball to be played. At the same time we have to acknowledge that the career of an all-time Lumberjack great is nearing its end.
Amanda Frost has put up incredible numbers since she stepped foot on campus three years ago. She just broke the NAU single season scoring record with 543 points (and counting), she just notched her fifth 30 plus-point game, she is currently #6 in the NAU record book for career made 3-point field goals at 126. The list goes on and on.
Yet for as incredible as her numbers, our staff, team and fans know it's Amanda's "intangibles" that have had the biggest impact on our team and program. Amanda plays with unmatched heart, grit, desire and a motor that never stops. She has been a joy to coach and a great teammate. Our staff and team are united in prolonging her senior year as long as we can.
We had a historic shooting day on Feb. 22 in Greeley, CO, picking up a critical win at Northern Colorado. Our lone senior, Amanda Frost (Riverside, CA) shares her thoughts on our win over UNC: "We overall had a great game. It was a great team win with a lot of energy, and that's going to be important in our games ahead."
Our goals for the 2013-2014 season:
Win the Big Sky Championship,
Maintain a team GPA of 3.0 or higher,
Perform 150 hours of community service.
Freshman Catelyn Preston (Oregon City, OR) keeps tabs on important dates and numbers for our program. Drumroll please . . .
Days until spring semester grades are posted = 84
Days until the Big Sky Championship = 17
Hours of community service performed to date = 182
Free throw percent and Big Sky FT rank = 5th place, 73.3%
The Road Ahead - George Moriarty
Friend of NAU Women's Basketball, Raven Anderson, shows her Lumberjack Spirit in Greeley, Colorado.
Next Home Game: Thursday, February 27 vs. Idaho State 6:30 p.m. at the Walkup Skydome
Season Tickets: Season Tickets start at just $50! Take a look at the 2013-14 season ticket brochure by clicking here or call (928) 523-0639 for more information.
Single Game Tickets: Come check us out for a game! Single game tickets are just $5. Purchase tickets online by clicking here or by calling (928) 523-5661.
Thanks for your interest in, and support of, NAU Women's Basketball. Until next week please:
1. Follow us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/NAUwomensbasketball), Twitter (@NAU_WBB), and at www.nauathletics.com
2. Wear the Blue and Gold with pride (especially on Friday).
3. If you know of someone not receiving this newsletter who you think might enjoy receiving it, please send me their email address and I will add them to the email list.
4. Make it a great week to be a Lumberjack!
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The following post has been copied from the Arsenal board. An Arsenal fan posted the following lists there and I thought some of the names were rather interesting. Being in 6th place, and seeing that your summer signings aren't really working out, it looks to me like you lot would be most interested in some 'wheeling and dealing' this month to try and compete for a CL spot. Here are the transfer targets posted by the Arsenal fan...
Of course everyone has heard of these names, and chances are that the following players, while highly talented and destined for greatness, are likely going to cost ridiculous sums given the highly inflated transfer market of late:
Christian Eriksen, 19
Right-footed (but strong left), Attacking Midfielder, AFC Ajax
Mamadou Sakho, 21
Left-footed, Centreback/Leftback, Paris Saint-Germain FC
Mario Götze, 19
Right-footed, Attacking Midfielder/Central Midfielder, Borussia Dortmund
Eden Hazard, 20
Right/Left-footed, Attacking Midfielder/Winger, Lille OSC
Kevin Strootman, 21
Left-footed, Central Midfielder, PSV Eindhoven
Thiago Alcântara, 20
Right-footed, Central Midfielder, FC Barcelona
Toni Kroos, 22
Right-footed, Attacking Midfielder/Winger, FC Bayern Munich
On the other hand, there are the following, who are also talented, but haven't received significant media coverage as their colleagues above, and are therefore likely to be available for much less:
Ganso, 22
Left-footed, Attacking Midfielder, Santos FC
Xherdan Shaqiri, 20
Left-footed, Winger, FC Basel
Sotiris Ninis, 21
Right-footed, Attacking Midfielder/Right Winger, Panathinaikos FC
Luuk De Jong, 21
Right-footed, Striker, FC Twente
Alan Dzagoev, 21
Right-footed, Attacking Midfielder, CSKA Moscow
Jordi Alba, 22
Right-footed, Leftback/Left Winger, Valencia CF
Alvaro Vadillo, 17
Left-footed, Left Winger, Real Betis
Isco, 19
Right-footed, Attacking Midfielder, Málaga CF
Diego Buonanotte, 23
Left-footed, Attacking Midfielder/Winger, Málaga CF
Alvaro Vazquez, 20
Right-footed, Striker, RCD Espanyol
Gerard Deulofeu, 17
Right-footed, Forward/Left Winger, Barcelona
Jesé Rodriguez, 18
Right-footed, Winger, Real Madrid
Rasmus Elm, 23
Right-footed, Midfielder, AZ Alkmaar
Isaac Cuenca, 20
Right-footed, Right Winger, FC Barcelona
Ross Barkley, 18
Right/Left-footed, Midfielder, Everton FC
Lucas Moura, 19
Right-footed, Attacking Midfielder, São Paulo FC
Kevin Großkreutz, 23
Right-footed, Winger, Borussia Dortmund
André Schürrle, 21
Right/Left-footed, Forward/Winger, Bayer 04 Leverkusen
Marco Reus, 22
Right-footed, Midfielder/Forward, Borussia Mönchengladbach
Olivier Giroud, 25
Right-footed (but strong left), Striker, Montpellier HSC
Predictably, the list boasts more Spanish and German youngsters as they seem to be winning both silverware and plaudits at different youth levels, and hardly any English/British players due to massive over-pricing. But it isn't that hard is it? Come on Monsieur Wenger, you don't have to spend that much to get some much needed quality in the squad to replace the likes of Bendtner, Chamakh, Rosický, Benayoun, Koscielny, Squillaci, Denilson, Vela, Arshavin, etc. These players are either past-it, has-beens, or 'youngsters' that never really fulfilled their potential. I do not think that a few panic buys at the end of the last transfer window has really done anything to change the fact that we are firmly a 4th place side in our domestic competition. Face it, without an infusion of quality and ejection of debris, this squad will never really achieve the heights of Wenger's previous squads. Boys, I'd be interested to know what some of you think regarding the players I've put up in the above lists.


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Los Angeles Clippers point guard Chris Paul is looking to make a change to his home lineup, listing his estate in Bel-Air for sale at $11.495 million. It was four years ago that the perennial All-Star bought the eight-bedroom, 11-bedroom mansion four years ago from singer-songwriter Avril Lavigne for $8.495 million. He's since bought another home on two acres in Calabasas for $8.995 million. Obscured on either side by tall privacy hedges, the two-story Mediterranean sits on half an acre in guard-gated Bel-Air Crest and takes in canyon and reservoir views.
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NBA players participated in the program with Douglas Elliman in three different cities – New York, Los Angeles and Miami and depending on the city got a chance to meet with different people throughout the company, visit properties, listen to speakers and learn the basics of the business. For Jones, that included having lunch with its CEO – an opportunity that NBA Senior Vice President, Player of Development Greg Taylor turned into a pretty important opportunity if Jones ever does want to change careers and try real estate.
It's a basketball brotherhood troika. Latvian-born NBA star player Kristaps Porzingis just scored a new pad in Midtown West. The 7-foot-3-inch player has leased a corner penthouse that was asking $8,000 a month at Sky, the mammoth rental tower at 605 W. 42nd St. He also nabbed another two high-floor units for his two brothers, Martins and Janis, because "they are close and like to be near each other," a source said.
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Medica Polska in June 2015 has a rebranding, who took most of all modifications to the logo. The new name of company is now Medica Assistance. The new name reflects our strategy of further development of international markets for the coordination of treating patients and accurately give the character of our brand and of our activities.
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i read a story in het parool about a 69 year old lady in paris who got stuck in her bathroom for 20 days because the lock on the door got stuck. she tried to get her neighbors' attention by banging on the pipes. this made the neighbors think somebody in the building was 'aan het klussen' (doing some DIY around the house), and they sent around a petition to complain about the unknown handyman. finally somebody got in touch with the police, and they found the old woman quite underfed, having survived only on tapwater the whole time.
this afternoon i managed to upload version 06 of the 'tomo now' movie to hologic, using jon's connection downstairs cuz my DSL died at 10.00 tuesday. next week my DSL is supposed to be upgraded to VDSL.
yesterday a friend told me she's pregnant and needs to give away her cat. that would be very sad cuz she loves the cat. people tell people cats give pregnant women toxoplasmosis or something. but you can also catch toxoplasmosis ten other ways, so the whole thing seems a bit silly, old wives talesy.
crazy wendy has been calling me at all the wrong hours, wanting my help with marketing for tong ah. i told her i would be available after the 28th of november, but she wasn't listening and kept bothering me during the most intense part of the documentary project. so i kinda told her off via email, and she responded that she was so solly. literally.
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When the San Joaquin County grand jury released its scathing six-page report on Stockton Unified on June 18, Superintendent Jack McLaughlin's encyclopedic dissection of the document included a stark assessment of the 19-member panel.
"Those folks, in my estimation, on the grand jury, are not technical individuals," McLaughlin said only hours after the report became public. "They may not have asked the questions that would have given them the answers."
Apprised of McLaughlin's comment, three of the grand jurors have since defended their efforts.
"I highly take exception to that," former grand juror Gary Gregg said. "It doesn't surprise me that some folks are going to attempt to take exception to the outcome. It's just the nature of the beast."
David Renison, foreman of the 2007-08 grand jury, added: "The target of a grand jury can respond in any manner they choose. The report is the independent voice of a thorough investigation into several areas of concern for the benefit of the citizens."
California School Employees Association chief Rose Roach wasn't surprised that McLaughlin questioned the grand jurors' findings by raising the issue of their knowledge of educational nuances.
On the day of the report, Roach predicted, "(The administration) will claim the members of the grand jury are common people who could never understand the complexity of running a school district."
Gregg, like the other grand jurors reached, would not discuss details of the report. But when asked his feelings about the grand jury's findings, he said, "I think it's a travesty to the citizens and to what should be going on in terms of the community and in the schools. We certainly are citizens of the community, concerned citizens. And the report is what it is."
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A new poll from the Rossman Group shows the gubernatorial race is tightening.
Here's the results (please note that numbers have been rounded).
(R) Rick Snyder: 50%
(D) Virg Bernero: 36%
Undecided: 15%
Secretary Of State:
(R) Ruth Johnson: 43%
(D) Jocelyn Benson: 32%
Undecided: 26%
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Economic week ahead: SA's latest growth figures
From SA and the US's growth figures to China's big bank earnings, here is your guide to this week's economic highlights.
From SA and the US's growth figures to China's big bank earnings, here is your guide to this week's economic highlights.
A complex array of regional structures to unite Africa's 54 member countries has created confusion when it comes to economic integration.
Labour strikes, the US's possible intervention in Syria and data from South Africa, China and the UK will determine this week's economic mood.
SA's latest inflation figures, manufacturing updates from China and housing data from the US are some of this week's big items on the data diary.
All eyes are on consumers as the markets wait for updates on the eurozone recession, US consumer sentiment and SA retail sales, writes Matt Quigley.
This week will bring a possible clarification of the US Federal Reserve Bank's policy intentions, as well as key economic data from China.
Government's work to legislate for the development of special economic zones has been welcomed by business.
But why are politicians so reluctant to admit it and so averse to a neat solution to the eurobond crisis?
Over the coming days, earnings season is due in the US, Europe will update on its industrial production and SA will release manufacturing figures.
Elections in Italy and more debt drama in the US could rattle markets but this week data reigns supreme. Here is your guide to the week ahead.
As people celebrate the Chinese New Year and Latin America's carnival, Barack Obama will give an update on the State of the Union in the week ahead.
Over the coming days, North America, Africa, Asia and Europe will report trade figures illustrating where global demand is strong or falls short.
In the last week of 2012, investors will be waiting for word from the United States on its tax rises and spending cuts due to begin next year.
The CCMA has seen a dramatic increase in the number of referrals since September and this could be a result of the "downturn" in the economy.
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