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Event: Workshop on Development of Agricultural Systems and Climate Smart Agriculture in Developing Countries [viewed]
This workshop is organized by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN (FAO), the Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS) Challenge Programe of the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) and other academic and international organizations. The meeting will discuss challenges and opportunities for more efficient agriculture in the long term, contributing to thinking beyond Cancun and The Hague. It will also explore synergies between adaptation, mitigation and biodiversity to respond to competing pressures on land and water from agriculture, forests and other ecosystems, growing population and urban expansion, as well as energy needs.


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If a 137-count criminal conviction couldn't prevent Vince Fumo from spending part of an already lenient prison sentence in his stately mansion, perhaps it won't keep him from an equally lamentable resumption of his political career.
Certainly Fumo himself doesn't seem to think so. As The Inquirer's Craig R. McCoy reported last week, the disgraced former state senator and power broker said in a recent deposition that he was considering another run for office.
While Fumo has never been one for self-restraint, he would be somewhat restricted - thank goodness - by the wisdom of his predecessors. A provision of the Pennsylvania Constitution forbids anyone "convicted of embezzlement of public moneys . . . or other infamous crime" from holding "any office of trust or profit in this Commonwealth." So Fumo's rap sheet, for defrauding the state Senate and two nonprofits, would likely disqualify him from seeking public office.

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Meadville Area Soccer Club wins championship
Led by coaches Pat Collins, Kevin Maziarz and Shane Mercier, the Meadville Area Soccer Club's under 14 girls team recently captured the tournament title.
Meadville advanced to the semifinals with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Tri-City. Meadville won the title by posting a 2-1 triumph against Somerset.
Members of Meadville's championship team include: Ashley Chess, Karalyn Adams, Jadyn Jurek, McKenna Mercier, Elizabeth Adams, Lexie Benak, Grace Cessna, Jillian Ball, Alexis Abbott, Emily Valentinetti, Harley Johnson, Jadyn Maziarz, Jessica Dennis, Jillian Collins and Kiley Sayre (not pictured).


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NEW YORK -- Interim manager Jerry Manuel isn't expecting starter John Maine to return from the disabled list before the end of the regular season, and if the right-hander does return in the playoffs, it likely will be in a relief role.
"I haven't discussed at length with any medical people at all what the situation is, but we're talking -- how many games we got left?" Manuel asked.
Told there were 19 games remaining (entering Tuesday night), Manuel said, "I don't anticipate him coming back before that period.
"Now, if we happen to make the playoffs and that type of thing, it might be we'd re-evaluate him. But I don't see how we can fit him in at this late stage."
Manuel was asked if he would be inclined to carry Maine -- on the DL with a bone spur in the back of his right (pitching) shoulder since Aug. 25 -- on the postseason roster even if he did not make it back in time to pitch in any regular-season games.
"Knowing his history a little bit, I could see that," Manuel said.
And, asked if Maine would have to fill a bullpen role at that point, he said, "Sure. I would agree with that. At this point, yes."
Manuel said the Mets have set their pitching rotation for the weekend series against Atlanta, and Johan Santana and Pedro Martinez will switch places. Santana (who pitched the nightcap in Sunday's day-night doubleheader against Philadelphia) will start on Friday and Martinez (who started the afternoon game) will go on Saturday.
The switch will allow Santana to pitch on his regular four days' rest and give Martinez an extra day between starts, but Manuel said it is more about Santana being the ace of the team.
"(Santana) is the guy you want to open a series with," Manuel said. "If you had a choice, you would choose -- at this point in their careers -- you would choose Johan. That's the main reason."
Pitcher Ambiorix Burgos, who has spent the season on the disabled list while recovering from Tommy John surgery, was arrested around 11 p.m. Monday after allegedly beating his girlfriend at Queens Holiday Inn.
New York prosecutors said Burgos repeatedly punched his girlfriend on the back, bit her and slapped her.
The Mets issued a statement, read to reporters by public relations director Jay Horwitz, that said: "We are disturbed by the allegations that led to his arrest (Monday) night. He was in New York for reasons unrelated to the New York Mets. We will closely monitor the situation."
Horwitz said the Mets were aware Burgos was in New York, but that the pitcher had not been activated from the DL and was not in town working out with the team.
Facing a third consecutive left-hander, Manuel used the same lineup he used in the second game of Sunday's doubleheader, with lefty-hitting Ryan Church and Brian Schneider -- both former Nationals -- starting.
"I think Ryan is ready to play both lefties and righties," Manuel said. "And I think some of the lefties that we're facing, their out pitch is a changeup. And I think we can take that away from him (by using left-handed hitters) to some degree. And Ryan should be ready and equipped to handle left-handers.
"Also, it gives us a little bit more experience and a better defense than what we've had out there in the past."
Fernando Tatis got the start in left field over rookie Nick Evans, who had been platooning with fellow rookie Daniel Murphy. Manuel said that was because Tatis is a better defensive outfielder than Evans.


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CAPS for DSM-IV
The Clinician-Administered PTSD Scale, or CAPS, is the "gold standard" for PTSD assessment and diagnosis for both military Veteran and civilian trauma survivors. There are technical manuals and CD-ROM training tools available for learning to administer a CAPS or CAPS-CA (version for children and adolescents).
Also see the following articles for information:
Weathers, F. W., Keane, T. M., & Davidson, J. R. T. (2001). Clinician-Administered PTSD Scale: A review of the first ten years of research (PDF). Depression and Anxiety, 13, 132-156. doi: 10.1002/da1029
Weathers, F. W., Ruscio, A. M., & Keane, T. M. (1999). Psychometric properties of nine scoring rules for the Clinician-Administered Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Scale (PDF). Psychological Assessment, 11, 124-133. doi: 10.1037//1040-35184.108.40.206
CAPS and CAPS-CA (DSM-IV) Technical Manuals
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Search their online list of available products for CAPS (which includes the CAPS-CA). For both the CAPS and the CAPS-CA, there is an interview booklet, interview guide, and technical manual available, as well as a continuing education (CE) questionnaire and evaluation form for the CAPS.
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Independent Study materials are designed to teach a set of essential competences for administering the CAPS. It is assumed that users will possess basic knowledge about trauma and its effects. No attempt is made to provide systematic instruction about PTSD in this training material.
It is also assumed that clinicians will be trained in the general skills required to conduct interviews (e.g., skills for communicating empathy or establishing rapport) as well as those important in managing the intense emotions that may be experienced by those suffering with PTSD.
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Zac Brown Band serves up Thanksgiving treat with new video
Zac Brown Band fans got an early Thanksgiving treat this week with the release of the music video for "Goodbye in Her Eyes." The band continues to mark themselves as creative video innovators on the singles from this year's album, "Uncaged." A couple months ago they released the rollicking animated Mike Judge-created piece for "The Wind." Now, they return with a unique perspective on perhaps the album's best track.
This time, the boys from Georgia apply the new single's emotional lyrics of soon-to-be-lost love and a swelling harmony-rich melody to a sepia-tinged circus scene.The result is a starkly beautiful, visually engaging menagerie of animals, jugglers and acrobats interwoven with the uncertainty of young love. »Read Full Blog Post
Jim James fills Pabst Theater with magic
Jim James went three for three in Milwaukee Friday night.
His psychedelic Southern rock band My Morning Jacket's 2011 show at the Riverside was one of most exhiliarating that year, and last year's BMO Harris Pavilion show also made my top concerts list for 2012. »Read Full Article(1)
He's My Brother She's My Sister frontman Rob Kolar tells Tap what he's listening to
He's My Brother She's My Sister frontman Rob Kolar (the gentleman in the top hat) is listening to the new Foxygen album right now. Photo courtesy of Big Hassle Publicity. »Read Full Blog Post
Road decoration funds flagged
Madison - Republican lawmakers are making a move to end a state Department of Transportation program that funnels up to $15 million a year into murals, landscaping, stamped concrete and other aesthetic features to ensure community buy-in for road and bridge projects.
The GOP lawmakers are also targeting for elimination plans to install color-changing decorative lights on Milwaukee's Hoan Bridge. They say money for such projects should go toward roads. »Read Full Article(186)
Media coverage of Boston manhunt both gripping and monotonous
Friday's breaking-news coverage of the manhunt for the Boston Marathon bombers had the sprawl of an action film, the tension of spy novel and the anything-can-happen uncertainty of live television.
It was both gripping spectacle and a monotonous exercise in network and cable news obfuscation. It had rampant speculation, erroneous and contradictory on-scene reporting, and comments from family members and acquaintances in lieu of actual developments. »Read Full Blog Post(6)
Portabella Pizzeria opens in Port Washington
Portabella Pizzeria & Restaurant in Port Washington is in its third week of serving sandwiches, pastas and other entrées as well as pizzas.
Owner Izzo Jonuzi said he hopes to add 15 tables outside for summer to supplement the 55 seats inside at Portabella, at 218 E. Washington St. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Watch new online live performance from Kacey Musgraves
After releasing "Same Trailer Different Park," a strong early contender for the best Country album of the year, last month, Kacey Musgraves has made her way across the media landscape with radio interviews, high-profile TV spots and an impressive stop at the Grand Ole Opry.
One of her media stops was a live performance for AOL Sessions that is now available for on-demand viewing. The five song set - watch it in the embedded playlist below - captures the refreshing real-life songwriting and musical creativity that marks her debut album. (You can read my review of "Same Trailer Different Park" here.) »Read Full Blog Post
Redford's domestic terrorist drama partially set in Milwaukee
The extensive search for the Boston Marathon bombers Friday make events in Robert Redford's new film "The Company You Keep," partially set in Milwaukee, look archaic.
Redford, who directed, also stars as a former member of a group of domestic terrorists sought by the FBI. They are former Vietnam War radicals involved in a bank robbery and murder of a security guard. »Read Full Blog Post
Networks pre-empt shows in deference to Boston bombing
At least two networks are canceling regular series episodes judged inappropriate in light of events in Boston.
NBC has canceled Thursday's episode of its lurid serial killer series "Hannibal" because it features a plot involving child killing. It will substitute another episode. »Read Full Blog Post
MSO's Frank Almond lets Stradivarius tell its story on recording
If only antiques could speak, what stories they might tell.
Violinist Frank Almond, concertmaster of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, has found a way to let a remarkable violin tell its own history through his recently released recording, "A Violin's Life," accompanied by pianist William Wolfram on the Avie label. »Read Full Article
'A Bat in the Belfry,' 'The Perfect Ghost,' 'The Good Cop' all worthy efforts
"In spring," wrote the poet Alfred Tennyson, "a young man's fancy turns lightly to thoughts of love." Hah! He obviously never experienced spring in Wisconsin and he certainly never watched water seeping into his ruddy basement, which is why my first pick this month is Sarah Graves' "A Bat in the Belfry" (Bantam, $26), the latest in her stylishly suspenseful Home Repair Is Homicide series.
Living in a 19th-century house that needs more "maintenance than your average space shuttle," Graves' main character, Jacobia "Jake" Tiptree, and Ellie White, her "unofficial sleuthing" partner, are doing their best to keep their lives drama-free. But as a "gullywhumper" of a storm thrashes Eastport, Maine, the two are forced to get involved when a childhood friend of Jake's son, Sam, becomes the main suspect in the murder of a teenager who, on a bet, climbed into the 200-year-old belfry where she met her death. As "the wind yowl(s) a banshee chorus," and a dangerous tide rises, Sam goes missing and the investigation crashes onto Jake's doorstep. »Read Full Article
Punk singer finds her voice as playwright
When the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts wanted someone to write a play for its Avant Garde Coffeehouse Project, someone who could listen to the folk and blues music of the '60s, read the articles and the oral histories, look at the historical photos, digest and distill all that source material and fashion a drama that could capture the spirit of those times in a way that matters now, the school turned to the most logical person:
A 23-year-old punk-rock singer emblazoned with tattoos. »Read Full Article
'Spike Heels' a pointed riff on 'Pygmalion'
Late in the first act of Theresa Rebeck's "Spike Heels" - now being staged by Smithereen Productions, under Rebecca Segal's direction - two men in a Boston apartment are vehemently arguing about whether one of them should be dating the woman living upstairs. Both men are oblivious to the woman herself, who is standing in the hall, knocking and waiting to be let in.
That vignette tells you a lot about what's going on in this play, in which the guys' ostensible focus on women is always really more about themselves - and their fractious relationship with each other. »Read Full Article
Author Tayari Jones to speak at luncheon
Tayari Jones, author of the provocative novel "Silver Sparrow," will speak at the Delta Memorial Endowment Fund's annual literary luncheon April 27.
"Silver Sparrow," her third novel, chronicles two African-American families in Atlanta that are connected by a bigamist father. In his 2011 review of the novel for the Journal Sentinel, Mike Fischer wrote that Jones' women "are all drawn well, from the sisters and their mothers to minor characters such as the sisters' dying grandmother and Gwen's wisecracking friend, Willie Mae. The exchanges between mothers and daughters are often moving and always ring true." »Read Full Article
A bag of books for the Book Bags
Congratulations to the Book Bags, a Milwaukee book club that's won a basket of books from the Journal Sentinel in connection with Food Editor Nancy Stohs' fabulous package of stories on what and how book clubs eat at their get-togethers. »Read Full Blog Post
Openers, on-sale date confirmed for Blake Shelton show at BMO Harris Bradley Center
Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. April 26 for country star Blake Shelton's Sept. 13 show at the BMO Harris Bradley Center, promoter Live Nation announced Friday morning.
Shelton's latest album, "Based on a True Story . . . ," is No. 4 on the Billboard 200 album chart. Shelton's also been busy with his other job - as one of the judge-mentors on NBC's singing-competition show "The Voice.". »Read Full Article
24 hours: More stuff to do in Milwaukee this weekend
5 p.m. Friday
Check out the Urban Ecology Center's new Menomonee Valley home at a free Earth Day celebration sponsored by the Great Waters Group of Sierra Club. There'll be music by the Notre Dame Middle School girls' choir, refreshments and more. »Read Full Article
Twisted Willow restaurant due in mid-May in Port Washington
Twisted Willow, a restaurant that will grow some of its produce this summer on an area farm, is projected to open in mid-May in Port Washington.
It will open at 308 N. Franklin St., the former site of Wind Rose Wine & Martini Bar. »Read Full Blog Post
Ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro to play Pabst Theater Nov. 7
Jake Shimabukuro, the ukulele master who's helped make the old-timey instrument buzzworthy again, will perform at the Pabst Theater at 8 p.m. Nov. 7.
A native of Hawaii, Shimabukuro first gained attention - and a huge Web following - with a YouTube video of him performing "While My Guitar Gently Weeps." After scoring a world-music hit with 2011's "Peace, Love, Ukulele," he released "Grand Ukulele," an album recorded with a full orchestra and produced by legendary producer Alan Parsons, last fall. »Read Full Article
Hospitality at Divino is family style
Going to the Italian restaurant Divino Wine & Dine on the east side is a little like walking into an embrace.
I mean that figuratively - mostly. The Italian restaurant feels warm, and so does the reception from the staff, some of whom have honed their hospitality skills over decades in the business. »Read Full Article(3)
On Tap Today: Gallery Night styles
Underground. Abstract. Impressionist. Old Guard.
The Gallery Night & Day styles are limited only by the artists' imagination. So take some time to plan out your Gallery Night & Day stops with Mary Louise Schumacher's guide to Milwaukee's quarterly art crawl. »Read Full Blog Post
Jay Leno to do 2 shows at Potawatomi Bingo Casino Aug. 22
Soon-to-be-ousted "Tonight Show" host Jay Leno will be at Potawatomi Bingo Casino's Northern Lights Theater in August for a pair of stand-up comedy shows.
The successor to Johnny Carson and host of NBC's "Tonight" for 22 years - aside from the infamous seven-month fiasco in 2009 and 2010 when he hosted a poorly received prime-time variety hour - Leno has been in the news a lot lately since reports surfaced that he would be replaced by "Late Night" host Jimmy Fallon. A ratings spike for "Tonight" and several monologue jokes at NBC's expense ensued; network executives confirmed this month Leno will leave "Tonight" next spring. »Read Full Article(2)


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To kick off the 2013-2014 school year, we have a variety of activities planned and chances for you to meet other students, eat good food, talk story, and learn ways to be the best student you can be!
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Manoa Campus, Waikiki Aquarium, 2777 Kalakaua Avenue
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A GMP is a system for ensuring that products are consistently produced and controlled according to quality standards. It is designed to minimize the risks involved in any pharmaceutical production that cannot be eliminated through testing the final product.
GMP covers all aspects of production from the starting materials, premises and equipment to the training and personal hygiene of staff. Detailed, written procedures are essential for each process that could affect the quality of the finished product. There must be systems to provide documented proof that correct procedures are consistently followed at each step in the manufacturing process - every time a product is made.
Read more of this definition in the ISPE Glossary of Pharmaceutical Technology.
GMP compliance is widely-accepted as the best way to conduct business, putting product quality first. Representing the "original" GMP Institute, ISPE's GMP courses combine a convenient format with an effective, interactive learning experience. To maximize and customize your professional development. Complete each of the individual US FDA's GMP Inspection Approach online courses for an overview of all the Systems.
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London - Pfizer Inc.'s chief executive acknowledged Tuesday that a potential merger with AstraZeneca would lead to job losses, but promised to keep key research jobs in Britain as part of its $106 billion takeover bid.
CEO Ian Read refused to give specifics on where the cuts might take place as he testified before Parliament's Business Innovation and Skills Committee but described them as an inevitable outcome of the merger. Still he told skeptical lawmakers the company would honor its promises to keep 20 percent of its global research and development workforce in the U.K.
"There will be some job cuts somewhere, that's part of being more efficient," he said. "Whereabouts in the world I cannot say."
The U.S. drugmaker has sought in writing to ease worries that British jobs will be lost and research undermined by the transaction - concerns that have made the takeover politically fraught. Critics on the committee, however, repeatedly attacked what they described as Pfizer's ruthless track record, accusing the company of buying foreign firms and then downsizing.
Amid heated questioning, Read was forced to place his personal honor - and that of Pfizer - on the table.
"We are a highly ethical company," he said. "We keep our promises."
AstraZeneca has rebuffed three approaches since January, saying Pfizer's last offer undervalues the company.
AstraZeneca's CEO Pascal Soriot, a biologist by training, stressed that a takeover would disrupt its work on a potentially lucrative pipeline of new drugs. He also called the five-year time window offered by the Pfizer commitments too short.
"From the lab to the patient takes many years," Soriot said, stressing that people who are sick would prefer that the company make drugs rather than fight takeover bids. "It's a question of avoiding distraction."
The deal would be the largest-ever foreign takeover of a British company. It's politically charged because it revives memories of when American food giant Kraft abandoned job pledges after its takeover of Cadbury in 2010.
Unions are particularly angry, in part because Pfizer said the commitments are made with the assumption that circumstances won't change "significantly."
"You don't really buy a second-hand car if the guy says 'I'm giving you a guarantee but, hey, if things change the guarantees are null and void,"' GMB national officer Allan Black said.
Pfizer tried another strategy after its failure to persuade AstraZeneca's board, reaching out directly to stockholders and saying in a statement it "remains disappointed at the lack of engagement by the AstraZeneca Board."
Besides promises on jobs, Pfizer has promised to complete AstraZeneca's research and development hub in Cambridge and to establish the new company's tax residence in England.
Pfizer, the maker of Viagra, has also written to Prime Minister David Cameron to underscore its commitments. Business Secretary Vince Cable, a member of Britain's coalition government, described the letter as "a basis for negotiation" and not an offer that the government has accepted.
Any breach of commitments made during the bid could eventually be the subject of legal action by the Takeover Panel.
The potential deal comes amid a spate of mergers among pharmaceutical companies who are seeking to find new ways to grow as generic drugmakers move in to make cheaper versions of products with expiring patents.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Facing an 0-2 deficit for the second time this postseason, the New York Yankees once again turned to their defense to get them back into a series.
No, not from Derek Jeter, whose remarkable relay provided the key in the first round against Oakland.
This time, the Yankees got diving plays by Alfonso Soriano and Shane Spencer that preserved a sixth-inning tie and helped the Yankees beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 2-1 in Game 3 of the World Series on Tuesday night.
The Yankees still haven't hit in the Series, scoring just three runs and batting .144 for the first three games. But thanks to Roger Clemens' strong pitching and their dazzling defense, they're back in it.
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Driving a Culture of Compliance by Engaging Employees
Featuring Forrester Research (60 mins)
No amount of well-crafted policies or well-designed technical controls can make up for a staff that doesn't understand the importance of ethics and compliance. Beyond simply attesting to and following guidelines, employees should understand your organization's values so they can make good decisions when controls and policies are inadequate.
Borrowing from cutting-edge research on consumer engagement as well as current industry best practices, this complimentary Webinar explores practical ways to get employees actively participating in ethics and compliance efforts.
- What we have learned from successful consumer engagement models
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- Integrating policies and procedures to add a proactive layer of protection
- Aligning your values and compliance initiatives so that your employees "walk the talk"
Christopher McClean, Principal Analyst & Research Director (Forrester Research)
Jimmy Lin, VP of Product Management & Corporate Development (The Network)


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By JONO KINKADE
An incident in a Morro Bay bar that led to Morro Bay police officers using a Taser and pepper spray on a patron has been quietly put to rest with a settlement and no contest plea.
Just after midnight on June 8, 2012, Morro Bay Police Cpl. Mark Martin and Officer Nicole Canby, a recent transfer to the department who was training under Martin, entered the Fuel Dock Saloon in Morro Bay for a barroom check. Inside was then 23-year-old Brian Lopez Martinez and friend Joseph Ian. After a confrontation between the officers and Lopez Martinez escalated to a scuffle, officers used pepper spray and repeatedly Tasered the man before arresting him.
Lopez Martinez was initially charged with public intoxication, resisting arrest, and battery against an officer. Ian was charged separately, and pleaded out in 2013.
New Times learned that the city of Morro Bay and Lopez Martinez, who had been exploring the potential for a civil case against the city, reached a settlement in January, in which Lopez Martinez pleaded no contest to one count of interfering with an officer, received credit for time served, and was given a one-time settlement sum of money.
Morro Bay Interim City Attorney Anne Russell confirmed that Lopez Martinez received $20,000. Defense Attorney Louis Koory, who represented Lopez Martinez, wouldn't comment on the case.
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21 days from
- Tour code:
- Tour type:
- Original
- Group size:
- Max. 13
- Destination:
- Coast to Coast
- Departs:
- Oct-Mar
- Accommodation:
- Camping & Lodging
- Age range:
- 18-38
- > Overnight in a cowboy camp and Navajo hogan
- > Party in jazz central in Bourbon Street, New Orleans
- > Explore American national parks and cities
Tour Overview
Travel the glorious open road from ocean to ocean, leaving New York and making your way across state line after state line to awesome LA. On the ride enjoy the perfect blend of cosmopolitan cities, small-town America, glorious deserts and spectacular national parks that pave the way. From nightlife to wildlife, the Southerner explores off the beaten path destinations as well as the more famous areas giving you one awesome 21 day tour.
For a limited time only we're offering an amazing 10% off all tours departing in 2017! Plus, book your trip with a low deposit of just £10! So, there's nothing to stop you planning the an awesome year of adventure! Book before Friday 21st October. Seats are limited, so make sure you lock in your chosen departure at the discounted price before they're fully booked. See the "Dates and Prices" tab for all discounts (applies to new bookings only and cannot be combined with any other promotional offer except "Frequent Trekkers Club" discounts).
- Navajo guided 4x4 tour of Monument Valley
- Overnight cowboy camp including campfire meals
- Overnight in traditional Navajo hogan
- Philadelphia's Liberty Bell & steps from the movie 'Rocky'
- Live music in Nashville, Memphis & New Orleans
- Party on Bourbon Street, New Orleans
- Awe-inspiring Grand Canyon sunrise or sunset
- Travel the original Route 66 & visit Seligman
- See the bright lights of Vegas
- Admission to amazing national parks & monuments - Big Bend, Monument Valley, Grand Canyon & Death Valley
- Services of a TrekAmerica tour leader
- Private transportation with free Wi-Fi
- All accommodation: 7 camping, 6 hotel, 3 hostel, 2 apartment, 1 motel & 1 hogan stay
- All camping equipment (except sleeping bag)
You can now check your email and update Facebook, Twitter and TrekAmerica Live while on the road with our Wi-Fi enabled vehicles. (Maximum 5 users at a time. Fair usage restrictions may apply. Only available in USA).
Our Southerner Trek Tips include all you need to know about this Trek. They contain all the trip details, plus information on everything from visas to spending money and what to pack.
Download Trek Tips >
Our tours are aimed at young international travellers from around the world, aged 18 to 38, all with a sense of fun and a keen desire to explore. If you're travelling alone, don't worry... over 70% of our passengers are solo travellers and you'll soon be surrounded with like-minded people of a similar age who will quickly become your new best mates. Plus there are no single supplements.
Our tour price includes your own tour leader plus all transport and accommodation, so all you have to pay for are food, drinks and optional activities. Take a moment to add up all the costs of doing it yourself, and it soon becomes clear that a TrekAmerica trip offers fantastic value for money!
Read more about our tour types here >
Southern BLT
21 days from NEW YORK AREA
Explore the East, South & West on this cross country lodging tour.> Read more
Northeastern BLT
9 days from NEW YORK AREA
Our lodging based loop highlighting the super star cities of the East> Read more
Atlantic BLT
13 days from NEW YORK AREA
A lodging tour offering cool cities, laid back south & golden beaches> Read more
Flexible Itinerary
Our routes have been carefully chosen to include the best overnight stops, highlights and included experiences, with plenty of optional activities to choose from. No two Trek trips are the same, with stops at some of your tour leader's favourite places and occasional changes to the itinerary, so get ready for one awesome adventure!
There are loads of exciting optional activities for you to choose from during your trip giving you the flexibility to do the things you want to and leave out the things you don't. Below are the most popular activities for this trip which can be arranged via your tour leader and paid for locally. Please note all costs are subject to change. Please note that not all optional activities may available on every tour and prices are subject to change.
- > Jazz clubs - New Orleans US$10-$20
- > Mississippi steamboat ride - New Orleans US$30-$80
- > Smithsonian National Museums - Washington DC US$FREE
- > Helicopter flight - Grand Canyon US$284
- > Tour of Elvis' Graceland - Memphis US$33-$70
- > IMAX Theater - Grand Canyon US$15
- > Clubs & shows - Las Vegas US$10+
- > Limo ride - Las Vegas US$25-$30
- > Sun Studio - Memphis US$12
- > Alamo IMAX Theater - San Antonio US$14
- > Voodoo & Graveyard tour - New Orleans US$20
- > Gun fight at the OK Corral - Tombstone US$10
- > Western horseback riding - Cowboy camp US$70
- > Country line dancing - Nashville US$10
- > Country Music Hall of Fame - Nashville US$25-$40
- > Country Western saloons - Nashville US$varies
- > Alligator swamp tour - New Orleans US$23-$49
- > Visit the Alamo - San Antonio US$free
- > Haunted Bird Cage Theatre - Tombstone US$10
- > Gun range - Las Vegas US$20-$100
- > Sand Boarding - White Sands US$17
- > Johnny Cash Museum - Nashville US$14
- > VIP club tour (includes 4 clubs & limo) - Las Vegas US$100
- > Get married in Las Vegas (not legally binding) US$220
As this tour departs at 0730 we recommend that you book pre-tour accommodation. Please request further details at time of booking.
For departures in 2017, White sands National Monument has been replaced by a night in El Paso and included dinner.
This tour also departs from Los Angeles >
Day 1-2: New York Area, Philadelphia & Washington DC
Start your epic road trip with a journey to Philadelphia, where you can climb the famous 'Rocky' steps for your own movie moment, see the iconic symbols of American independence, the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall. America is known for its food, so while in Philly make sure you head to Reading Terminal Market, the selection of food on offer is fab! For the ultimate treat why not devour a famous Philly cheese steak lunch. Then it's onto Washington DC for an introduction to the political, social and cultural history of the USA. Take time to explore the very best of America's capital city by people watching in one of the many green parks. History buffs can get their kicks at the legendary Smithsonian National Museum, the largest museum complex in the world. The bars of Georgetown are awaiting your discovery, so grab your mates and enjoy a tipple or two and enjoy the treasures of this city by night.
Accommodation: Hostels included
Day 3: Appalachian Mountains
From the Shenandoah to the lush, natural beauty of the Appalachians - this super-sized, 1500 mile mountain chain is superb for a stretch of the legs. Also home to the American Black Bear and former haunt of the Cherokee Indians, there's time for a short walk in the Appalachians to show you why thousands flock here every year, before continuing on to the Deep South.
Accommodation: Hostel included
Day 4: Nashville
Denim and cowboy hats at the ready? Good, `cause you're in Nashville and that's how they roll! Music flows through the streets and you'll be toe-tapping from the get go in this awesome `Music City'. Get your history fix at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, home to the largest collection of country music in the world. Nashville is famous for its fine music and even finer food, so try the local specialities including hot chicken and BBQ ribs. Nashville puts on a wicked party, so head to the Grand Ole Opry and dance the night away with your new found line dancing skills.
Accommodation: Hostel included
Day 5: Memphis
As the birthplace of blues and jazz there's no shortage of great music to excite your ears. Brush up on your history as you visit the Civil Rights Museum to learn all about the struggle to overcome slavery and see where Martin Luther King was assassinated. Find your American soul with a trip to Stax Museum of American Soul Music. No trip to Memphis is complete without a stroll down Beale Street to see the bright lights and hear the eclectic mix of blues and jazz flowing from every doorway. Finish your visit to Memphis with an optional visit to the second-most visited private home in the USA after the White House, Elvis Presley's house in Graceland.
Accommodation: Hotel included
Day 6-7: New Orleans
Next is a city that requires no introduction, New Orleans! The laid back vibes, delicious food and all important Southern charm make this Deep South city one of the highlights of on your all-American road trip! Explore the enchanting French Quarter, ride a steamboat on the Mississippi River, enjoy traditional jazz at Preservation Hall or sample a `Hurricane' cocktail at Pat O'Brien's! For a really authentic Southern experience check out a `Voodoo and Graveyard' tour or brush up on your cooking skills at the New Orleans School of Cooking and cook up a big ole' bowl of gumbo! You'll stay right in the heart of the French Quarter so you're never far from all the toe-tapping action!
Accommodation: Apartment included
Day 8: Sam Houston Jones
Sam Houston Jones is teeming with awesome wildlife that lives amongst the tree-filled lagoons and pine forests. This naturally beautiful area also creates the perfect conditions for an array of birdlife unique to Louisiana. With a night in a cabin near the water and an evening campfire, it makes for a wonderful place to sleep and cook s'mores with your travel buddies.
Accommodation: Hotel included
Day 9: San Antonio
Today you head west to historic San Antonio, home of the Alamo; a symbol of Texan pride. San Antonio has a rich and colourful past with strong cultural links to its southern neighbours. The famous River Walk is a subterranean complex of boutique shops, bars and restaurants that meanders for 2.5 miles through the wooded downtown area. It's a fantastic place to while away the afternoon, just make sure you take advantage of the tax free shopping!
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 10-11: Big Bend National Park
Situated right on the Mexican border and named after the sharp twist in the Rio Grande, you're going to have a fantastic time in this truly memorable national park. Dust off your walking boots as it's time to hit the many desert trails where you'll see plants, lizards and fields of cacti, finishing with a blazing sunset. Don't forget to check out the `Lost Mine Trail' before finishing your day with a much needed soak in the local hot springs.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 12: White Sands National Monument (2016 only)
One of America's hidden gems is White Sands National Monument; the world's largest dune field made up of blinding white gypsum sand. These rolling white dunes have made it into several movies - if you've ever seen the movie Transformers, you've seen White Sands. With huge mountain ranges to the east and west, White Sands is famous for wildly colourful sunrises and sunsets. Why not rent sand boards at the gift shop to experience these dunes the high-adrenaline way?
Accommodation: Camping included
For 2017 departures we will visit El Paso with an included Tex-Mex dinner.
Day 13: Tombstone
You don't get much more Wild West than Tombstone, `the town too tough to die'. Unlike some towns that are recreated to look Western, the buildings in Tombstone are the originals and the locals are proud to preserve their heritage. The merchants run their stores in their Western wear and actors playing the parts of famous locals stroll around Allen Street between shows. Saloons like Big Nose Kate's and Doc Holliday's have bar maids dressed as Western saloon girls that call out at passers-by. In the outskirts of town the Boothill Cemetery is where people can visit the grave sites of those that died here. Don't miss the re-enactment of the showdown and a chance to get dressed up in authentic Western clothing. This is the perfect opportunity to snap a Wild West selfie with your fellow cowboys and cowgirls!
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 14: Betty & Rusty's Wild West Cowboy Camp
Today you're in for a treat with a stop at an authentic Wild West cowboy camp. You and your band of desperados will strike gold on a unique night in the sticks! Opt to mount your trusty steed and trot between the iconic saguaro cacti, with curved arms looming as high as 20 feet. Fresh from the saddle, tuck into an authentic dinner cooked on the open fire before a night under a million desert stars, this is an experience you'll be reliving for years to come!
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 15: Monument Valley
Monument Valley, a land of classic Western scenery and the Navajo Nation's greatest natural treasure is next on the cards! An included 4x4 jeep tour with a Navajo guide will take you into a remote area made famous by scores of celebrated Western movies. To top off an awesome day of learning and exploring you'll then spend an unforgettable night in a traditional Navajo hogan, hearing secret stories of Navajo legends around a roaring campfire.
Accommodation: Hogan included (multi share)
Day 16-17: Grand Canyon National Park
Just when you thought you'd it seen it all, life got a little more awesome as you and your road trip posse pull up at the epic Grand Canyon! This place is the real deal and as you hit the trails and soak in all this inspiring scenery you'll be lost for words. Pack your boots, camera and water before venturing into the canyon itself along the Bright Angel Trail to Plateau Point. For a one of a kind (some would say life changing) experience, choose to take to the skies and fly over the vast canyon below for one truly unmissable scenic helicopter flight. Speechless? You should be! Mother Nature just keeps on giving as you watch the sun rise or set over this special place and capture some amazing photographs to show the folks back home!
Accommodation: Hotels included
Day 18-19: Route 66 & Las Vegas
Get the true American road trip experience with a cruise along a section of the original Route 66 and a slice of old Americana. Pick up some quirky in memorabilia and a cheeky shake in the town of Seligman. Next up is the incredible man-made wonder in the desert - Las Vegas. 'The Strip', the shows, the hotels, the clubs; Sin City's glitziest and brashest spots are sure to impress as you cruise the Las Vegas Boulevard on an optional limo ride! Live life on the edge and head to the top of the Vegas' Stratosphere Hotel to discover the world's highest thrill rides. If that's not enough excitement for you, take a helicopter flight down 'The Strip' and see this neon city from the sky. Shock the folks back home with a sham wedding (don't worry, it's not legally binding unless you want it to be!), live for the moment and marry whoever (and whatever) you like. only in Vegas!
Accommodation: Hotels included
Day 20: Death Valley National Park
Your desert experience is complete with this perfect winter destination: Death Valley National Park. The blistering summer heat is can be too much to handle, so this national park is the ultimate winter treat. Explore this unique landscape, head down to the valley floor and walk on the salt flats where you can get creative with some cool perspective shots. Other highlights include the Artist's Palette where you'll see a spectacular view of turquoise, orange and red rock as far as the eye can see.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 21: Los Angeles
Your final destination is glitzy Los Angeles. Swing by Hollywood for a stroll on the `Walk of Fame' and get that iconic shot of the gigantic Hollywood sign - the spot where dreams are made. Venice Beach is calling and it's the perfect place for you to enjoy a little more of that sweet Californian sunshine! Then it's onto your hotel where this larger-than-life trip ends and it's time to say goodbye to your new found Trek mates!
This tour ends at our gateway hotel at approximately 17:00 hrs. We recommend booking post-tour accommodation if time allows. If you are planning to fly tonight, please do not book a flight that departs before 21:00 hrs.
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- Book your tour with a 10% deposit per person (no hidden fees)
- Pay your balance in instalments over the phone or via the website
- Pay your final balance before departure
- No additional fees if you choose to pay by credit card
- We hold ABTA & ATOL licenses offering financial security for your tour
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Lincoln, R.I. — Twin River could take more than business away from Connecticut's casinos.
The slots parlor, now on a fast track to full-fledged casino status, also could divert table-games dealers now working at Foxwoods Resort Casino and Mohegan Sun, particularly those who live in Rhode Island.
"It's purely an economic thing," a Foxwoods dealer from Lincoln said Wednesday after dropping off an application at a Twin River jobs fair that drew more than 2,000 people over a six-hour period. "This is so much closer. I like it at Foxwoods, but the commute is killing me."
The man, who said he's been working at Foxwoods for nearly 20 years, declined to give his name, as did others who spoke to a reporter outside the job fair. More than one said they saw many of their Foxwoods co-workers at the fair as well as dealers they recognized from Mohegan Sun.
"It's like a family reunion in there," said a woman who identified herself as a Foxwoods dealer from North Kingstown, R.I.
Twin River had announced the job fair late last week, just days after Lincoln residents and Rhode Island voters statewide approved the facility's introduction of such table games as blackjack, craps and roulette in Nov. 6 referendums.
Statewide voters also approved table games for the Newport Grand slots parlor, but Newport voters rejected the measure in local balloting.
Twin River management has said it hopes to have 65 tables up and running by July 1. The facility wants to hire "a mix" of experienced and inexperienced dealers. Applicants without experience will be required to complete a training program and an audition.
No interviews were conducted at Wednesday's job fair, which Twin River said was the first in a series of such fairs. It said all applications would be reviewed at a later date and selected candidates would be contacted for interviews.
Available positions at Twin River also include table games floor supervisors and table games managers. Support staff positions are available in such areas as accounting and finance, security, surveillance and food and beverage.
All Twin River gaming employees must pay for a state-mandated gaming license, which costs $150 a year.
A job seeker from Providence who said he's been a dealer at Foxwoods for nine years, said the prospect of shortening his one-hour commute by landing a job at Twin River was the main reason he applied at the Rhode Island facility. But, he added, protracted contract negotiations between Foxwoods management and the union for Foxwoods dealers, Local 2121 of the UAW, also motivated him.
He said he did not support the unionization of Foxwoods dealers.
Earlier this year, the UAW began organizing efforts among dealers at Mohegan Sun.
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Only 30 people have sought out shelter at the three schools, Williston High and Bronson and Chiefland Elementaries, leading to officials' concerns that many people may be in danger from a predicted 11-foot surge at 3 a.m. when high tide arrives in Cedar Key.
Sheriff Bobby McCallum, in preparation of incoming Tropical Depression 9, has ordered the closing of all boat ramps in Levy County beginning Wednesday morning.
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The Island Storm is the name of the favorite drink among customers at the just-opened 1842 Daily Grind & Mercantile in Cedar Key, on the corner of 2nd Street and State Road 24.
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Yankeetown Town Hall had a little bit of redecorating take place Thursday.
Vance Dickey had only recently arrived in Cedar Key to teach Phys Ed and head the boys hoops team, but he was already knee-deep in the program's history as he cleaned out his new office.
"Man, there are years and years – I shouldn't say years, because that's misleading – there are decades worth of stuff here," Dickey says by phone while taking a break from the cleaning. "I'm picking up uniforms I'm thinking are from the 1960s or 70s, and they're falling apart."
It's not Tropical Storm Hermine yet, but odds are when Tropical Depression 9 washes ashore on Wednesday night or Thursday morning it will have intensified enough to earn a name.
"It's still a tropical depression turning into a tropical storm later today," said Levy County Emergency Management Assistant Director David Peaton and Director John MacDonald.
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The City of Cedar Key will gain new parking for golf carts and motorcycles on Dock Street courtesy of Levy County, which owns land right where Dock Street meets the City Marina and Boat Launch area.
In its meeting Tuesday the Levy County Commission decided it did not want to sell the land outright, but would allow the city to use it. The commission agreed in concept and it is up to the city to draft the agreement.
The Florida Department of Transportation is inviting island residents to a public meeting on Aug. 30 at 4:30 p.m. at the Cedar Key Community Center to discuss plans for replacing the C/Dock Street bridge.
The department has been wrangling with the plans due to concerns about the effect on the commercial district on Dock Street which has one-way traffic and a request by city officials to raise the bridge to allow more boat traffic at the City Marina. Requests were also made to do the work without affecting a motel and a condominium on either side of the bridge.
Volunteers are needed to help with the 4th Annual Cedar Key Pirate Invasion weekend Sept. 16-18.
Plans for the event calls for a historical reenactment where visitors can check out an authentic pirate encampment in the City Park and see how real pirates lived and worked on land.
There will be a Thieves' Row of pirate-themed vendors at the park and historical encampment, and a live auction where bidders can purchase treasures while helping to raise funds for local causes.
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It's September, so that means a new season for the history society! We look forward to seeing you at our next meeting, on Tuesday 13 September, at 7.30pm, when Brian Key and Frank Bacon will give a talk on Forty Years of Shipley Country Park. It would be really great to see some new visitors, as well our regular members. You don't have to join to come along (though we hope you will!), and admission is free. You can see details of all this coming year's talk on the Programme.
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A coal wharf on the Cromford Canal at Langley Mill, dealing with coal brought down for transportation from Eastwood and Brinsley. Beggarlee was in operation until after the end of the Second World War.
Beggarlee Wharf
Coal and transport are two vital themes to the history of the area -
Lying at the extreme edge of the History Society's area, between Codnor Castle and Ironville, the pond in Foxholes Plantation has a rather eerie feel about it, even in the best of weather. A good walk in the summer though.
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The History Society covers all the area around Heanor, including Smalley, Shipley, Langley Mill, Loscoe and Codnor.
A theme park at Shipley, built on the site of the former Woodside Colliery, ran from 1987 to 2007.
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Vic Hallams was a timber construction company, founded at Marlpool at the end of the First World War, before moving to Langley Mill after the Second World War.
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