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The United States hosted the second meeting of the U.S.-Angola Council on Trade and Investment (the "TIFA Council"), established pursuant to the Trade and Investment Framework Agreement between the Government of the United States and the Government of the Republic of Angola. Angola is one of the United States' most important trading partners in sub-Saharan Africa. Angola's great potential is recognized by the many international partners and investors who see Angola moving in the right direction. Angola is currently a leading beneficiary of preferential access to the U.S. market under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), exporting mainly energy-related products and some forest products.
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Esther M. Vanderhoof, 81, of 701 Rouse Avenue Youngsville, Pa., and formerly of Garland, Pa., passed away on Tuesday, October 15th, at her residence. Esther was born in Tiona, Pa. on January 17, 1932, a daughter of the late Luella (Holmes) Walters Rea and Lyle Walters. She was employed at Warren County School District at the Pittsfield Elementary School retiring many years ago.
Esther enjoyed reading and spending time with her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren, traveling and going to London and wintering in Florida and especially going to the beach in Outer Banks in North Carolina. She was the widow of Norman Vanderhoof whom she married On Feb. 4, 1950, and who died March 27, 2001.
Surviving are two Daughters, Norma (Ronald) Thomas, of Winterhaven, FL, and Carol (John) Ziegler, of Tidioute, Pa. Half Brother William Rea, of Youngsville; 4 grandchildren, Francine Gumina of Ormond Beach, Florida, Vincent (Rachel McDonald) Gumina of Macon Georgia, Jennifer (Brad) Nuttall of Tidioute, and Robert (Catherine Petel) Ziegler of Tidioute and Montreal; 2 great grandchildren, Kelsey and Marlee Nuttall of Tidioute and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by a son, Gary Vanderhoof in 1950, 1 brother, Robert Walters, and 1 sister, Eunice Strickland.
Friends will be received on Saturday from 4 8 pm. at the McKinney Funeral Home in Youngsville. where a funeral service will be held at 1:30 pm on Sunday, October 20th, with Rev. Ralph Culp officiating. Burial will be private in Youngsville Cemetery.
The family suggests those wishing to place memorials may do so to Garland Volunteer Fire Dept., Youngsville Volunteer Fire and Ambulance Association, Hospice of Warren County or Friends of the Rouse. Family and friends may order flowers, send an econdolence or sign the online guestbook at www.mckinneyfuneral.com


text: snow Delmarvans Clear Out the Snow By Don Rush • Jan 9, 2017 Don Rush Snow hit the peninsula this weekend with over a foot in some areas. Ocean View saw around 13 inches with Lewes, Delaware getting 10 inches. In Salisbury and Snow Hill there was 9 top 10 inches of snow. Up in Delaware it ranged from Dover with 3 and a half inches and Smyrna with 6 inches to 9.4 inches in in Selbyville. Governor Jack Markell lifted the state of emergency after Saturday's winter storm and the Delaware Department of Transportation made good progress in clearing off the roads. Snow Storm Warning This Weekend By Don Rush • Jan 6, 2017 all free download Snow is expected on Delmarva. Last night around an inch of snow fell across northern Delaware but did not appear to cause any school closings. And there was only minor accumulation. Meanwhile, the National Weather Service has issued a storm warning for Southern Delmarva that includes Wicomico, Worcester and Somerset Counties in Maryland as well as Accomack County on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. There is expected to be snow accumulation of 3 to 5 inches on Delmarva with 6 to 12 inches for Virginia overall. Snow Is Coming By Don Rush • Jan 5, 2017 creative commons DOVER, Del. (AP) - Officials in Delaware and pre-treating the roads in advance of possible snow. The Delaware Department of Transportation says that crews began spraying roads and bridges with a salt and water mixture Wednesday and will continue Thursday. Officials said in a statement that the solution, called brine, can be effective up to five days after being applied. Officials say the salt minimizes and delays the accumulation of snow or ice on roads and bridges. Officials say snowfall of up to three inches is possible Thursday night into Friday morning. Winter Weather is Coming By Don Rush • Nov 22, 2016 creative commons MCHENRY, Md. (AP) - The season's first blast of wintry weather has left a light layer of snow on the mountains of far western Maryland. The National Weather Service reports that two and a half inches of snow fell in the higher elevations of Garrett County from Sunday into Monday morning. Maryland State Police in McHenry lifted a snow emergency plan Monday morning. The plan went into effect early Sunday. A live video feed on the website of the Wisp Resort in McHenry shows snow covering the landscape. Delaware Lawmakers Wind Up Legislative Session This Week By Don Rush • Jun 28, 2016 delaware state park The clock is ticking down for this year's legislative session in Delaware at the end of June. The lawmakers are facing a $32 million reduction in funding for capital projects as well as non-profits and charities from the forecast at the beginning of the year. So they will have to decide which capital improvement projects will get state money that range from construction to infrastructure. Under the Grand-in-Aid legislation they must choose which charities and non-profits will get funding from the Grant-in-Aid bill. Snow Could Be Coming to Delmarva By Don Rush • Mar 18, 2016 freepclipart.pictures.net There could be some snow in Delmarva's future. The National Weather Service says a cold front is moving into the Northeast area this weekend and could bring up to 3 inches in Delaware. Further north it could be as high as 12 inches. The Wilmington News Journal reports that forecasters say the chances for the white stuff is 50 percent. The snow could come as early as Saturday night and last until Monday morning. The temperatures are also expected to drop into the 40's over the weekend. Motorists Warned to be Careful on Roads This Morning By Don Rush • Mar 4, 2016 freepclipart.pictures.net BALTIMORE (AP) - Maryland highway officials are asking drivers to stay off the roads early Friday morning with snow in the forecast. The State Highway Administration says snow is expected to be falling during rush hour. Administrator Gregory Johnson says that's "the worst possible scenario" because commuters and salt trucks are on the roads at the same time. Officials say the snow is expected to change to rain by mid-morning and drivers should try to delay travel until then. Accident Rate Lower than Expected in Delaware on Holiday By Don Rush • Feb 16, 2016 Don Rush While there was some treacherous road conditions in Delaware yesterday the total number of accidents were lower than expected. Sussex County police said they saw 50 with damage to the vehicle and only one injury. WBOC reports that most of these occurred between 8 a.m. and noon. Delaware State Police say most of this was due to the holiday on Monday. Snow Emergencies in Place, Colleges Close By Don Rush • Feb 15, 2016 Don Rush There was a blanket of snow on the ground as Delmarvans got up to greet President's Day. The area was expected to be hit with 2-t0-4 inches of snow. There's a snow emergency in place for Worcester and Somerset Counties. All vehicles have to have either snow chains or snow tires. There's also a ban on all parking for the snow emergency routes. A winter weather advisory is still in effect for Sussex County through 4 p.m. this afternoon. The region expects the snow to turn to rain later on in the day. Delmarvans Wake Up to A Bit of Snow By Don Rush • Feb 15, 2016 Don Rush Delmarvans woke up to some snow on the ground which is expected to be anywhere from 2 to 4 inches. The wind chill factor has reached the single digits over the last few days. Delaware motorists are warned that bridges and the overpasses will freeze before the roadways and are urged to use caution. Also in the First State there's a winter weather advisory in effect until 4 p.m. for Kent and Sussex Counties. In New Castle the advisory runs through 10 a.m. this morning. Cold Snap Hits Delmarva, Virginia Schools Close Early By Don Rush • Feb 12, 2016 all-free-download The Virginia Eastern Shore schools are closing early this afternoon as a cold snap moves into the region. Northampton schools will close at 1 p.m. while Accomack County schools will shut their doors two hours early with no after school activities. The Salisbury Daily Times reports that light snow is expected for the lower Eastern Shore as well at Virginia. Northern Delaware is also set to see low temperatures. Lows tomorrow are expected to hit single digits. And the wind chill factor is expected to be around zero. Storm and Coastal Flood Warnings for Delmarva By Don Rush • Feb 9, 2016 freepclipart.pictures.net DOVER, Del. (AP) - Winter storm and coastal flood warnings have been issued for Delaware as a winter storm bears down on the mid-Atlantic region. The storm warning took effect at midnight and remains in effect until 6 a.m. Wednesday. On the mid-shore this includes Kent Counties in both Maryland and Delaware as well as Queen Annie's County. The coastal flood warning is in effect through noon today, with moderate to minor flooding during this morning's high tide. Light Snow on Delmarva, Schools Still Close By Don Rush • Feb 5, 2016 Timothy Young There was a light dusting of snow this morning but less than expected with the winter weather advisory ending early at 10 a.m. Many local schools closed before the snowfall including the tri-county area of Wicomico, Worcester and Somerset County as well as in Delaware. The Salisbury Daily Times reports that there was as much as 1 to 3 inches of snow. Temperatures are expected to be in the 30's today, inching up into the 40's during the weekend. Travelers are advised to be aware of ice and slush. Delmarvans Dig Out from the Snow Storm By Don Rush • Jan 25, 2016 Don Rush There was lots of snow this weekend with the highest amount winding up in Kent County Delaware at 16 inches. In the southern portion of the state around 4 inches. In Cambridge, the snow registered 13 inches. Here in Salisbury it was 4.8 inches deep. Residents told Delmarva Public Radio's Nathaniel Williamson they were relieved at it wasn't more. On Wallops Island the snow was around 5.2 inches. Getting Around in Delaware Gov. Jack Markell has lifted Delaware's state of emergency and driving warning. Delmarva Braces for Weekend Snow Storm By Don Rush • Jan 22, 2016 Weather Channel With the oncoming snow storm Maryland and Virginia have declared a state of emergency as Delaware Governor Jack Markell urges residents to prepare for the winter blast. Delaware is expected to be hit the hardest on Delmarva with up to 8 inches in Sussex County while in Salisbury the snow is expected to be 2 to 4 inches deep. Delaware The National Weather Service has declared a blizzard watch for New Castle and Kent counties, while Sussex County is under a winter storm watch. State of Emergency in Virginia as Snow Storm Approaches By Don Rush • Jan 21, 2016 official photo Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe has issued a state of emergency ahead of an upcoming winter storm that threatens to bring heavy snowfall to the Washington area and the Northeast. Thursday's declaration authorizes state agencies to assist local governments in response to the storm, which is expected to dump up to 2 feet of snow in parts of the state and bring strong winds. McAuliffe says in a statement that residents should "take the threat of this storm seriously." He says that includes travel disruptions and possible power outages. Nor'easter to Bring Big Snow Storm By Don Rush • Jan 20, 2016 all-free-download.com WASHINGTON (AP) - Brace for a blast of snow from a nor'easter at week's end with the potential for significant snowfall. The National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center warns of heavy, "perhaps crippling" snow across the northern mid-Atlantic region including Baltimore, Washington and Philadelphia. On Wednesday, the weather service issued blizzard and winter storm watches for parts of Maryland, Washington, Virginia and West Virginia. The watches start as early as Thursday and stretch into Saturday. More Snow on the Way By Don Rush • Jan 19, 2016 creative commons The snow may be melting from the weekend but the National Weather Service says to expect the snow to return by Thursday night. The outlook calls for hazardous weather conditions in Wicomico, Worcester and Somerset counties and the Eastern Shore of Virginia from Thursday through Saturday. Sussex County is also expected to be under hazardous weather conditions northward. The Salisbury Daily Times reports that Friday afternoon is expected to turn into a mix of snow and rain. Snow Lingers in Region By Don Rush • Jan 19, 2016 Don Rush There was a blanket of snow on the ground for the Martin Luther King Junior holiday. Shovels and scrapers were out in force as people swept off driveways and cleaned windshields. Despite the few inches the region received the frigid temperatures eased with the day's sunlight. WBOC reports that the road conditions were manageable with crews salting Salisbury's seven snow emergency routes on Sunday afternoon. Virginia Transportation Department Ready for Winter Weather By Don Rush • Nov 13, 2015 Don Rush RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - The Virginia Department of Transportation says it's stocked up with supplies to clear the state's highways when it snows this winter. The department has more than 657,000 tons of salt, sand and treated abrasives on hand. It also has 1.7 million gallons of liquid calcium chloride and salt brine. More than 13,000 pieces of snow-removal equipment stand at the ready. That includes something new this year - four trucks in the Staunton area equipped with wing plows, which have a front blade and a side blade and can do the job of two traditional plows. It's Spring And There's Snow By Don Rush • Mar 20, 2015 creative commons WASHINGTON (AP) - It may be the first day of spring, but the mid-Atlantic region is getting another round of winter weather. The National Weather Service issued winter weather advisories in effect through Friday afternoon from western Maryland to northern Delaware and in some Washington suburbs. The weather service says snow accumulation by 8:30 a.m. ranged from a trace near nation's capital to 3 inches in Frostburg, Maryland. The snow is expected to turn to rain in the afternoon. Up to 10 Inches of Snow Expected By Don Rush • Mar 5, 2015 all-free-download.com Governor Larry Hogan is urging Maryland residents to stay off the roads today. 10 inches of snow expected in the northern, central and western parts of the state and up to 3 inches of snow are expected to blanket southern Maryland and the Eastern Shore. Meanwhile, Governor Jack Markell warns that roads may have been clear during the morning rush hour but that heavy midday snowfall could mean a tough afternoon drive. Markell is suggesting that drivers stay off the roads to allow the crews to clear the snow. Snow on the Way By Don Rush • Mar 4, 2015 creative commons Delaware, get ready for some more snow. A new forecast says that there could be up 9 inches in some parts. School district began cancelling their after-school activities and events yesterday afternoon. Delaware crews are preparing snow plows and readying themselves to spread salt on the roads for tomorrow when the storm hits. The Delaware Department of Transportation says the salt supply is in good supply but warns motorists to be cautious. They should especially look out for slick areas. Slick Streets from Snow Fall By Don Rush • Feb 27, 2015 Don Rush The roads are slick and the weather is cold as Delmarvans begin to venture out this morning. There's only a slight chance of snow this afternoon. Low temperatures have left some icy roads so motorists should be cautious. But the Delaware Department of Transportation has had work crews out putting down salt to fight the freezing conditions. At a Royal Farms in Salisbury motorists said the roads weren't too bad as the snow came down yesterday: Snowfall on Delmarva Again (Update) By Don Rush • Feb 26, 2015 Don Rush The snow is coming down.And forecasters say we should expect 4 to 6 inches of accumulation with the heaviest in Accomack County. The Maryland Lower Shore is expected to get up to 3 to 4 inches while Sussex County could see up to 3 inches. There's also a winter storm warning in effect until around 4 p.m. this afternoon. Temperatures should remain in the upper 20's with some north winds of 20 mph. The Maryland State Highway Administration is warning travelers to be cautious especially with freezing condictions on bridges, overpasses and at intersections. The Snow is Falling By Don Rush • Feb 26, 2015 Angela Byrd The snow is coming down. And forecasters say we should expect 4 to 6 inches of accumulation with the heaviest in Accomack County. The Maryland Lower Shore is expected to get up to 3 to 4 inches while Sussex County could see up to 3 inches. There's also a winter storm warning in effect until around 4 p.m. this afternoon. Temperatures should remain in the upper 20's with some north winds of 20 mph. The Maryland State Highway Administration is warning travelers to be cautious, especially on bridges, overpasses and at intersections. Delmarva Braces for More White Stuff By Don Rush • Feb 25, 2015 all-free-download.com More snow is on the way. The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning beginning at 10 p.m. tonight and ending 1 p.m. Thrusday. Accomack County is expected to get 2-to-5 inches while the Maryland Lower Shore could see 2-to-3 inches. In Sussex County there is an expectation of 1-to-3 inches. And, expect more school delays and closings as Delmarva braces for another blanket of snow. Law enforcement officials are warning to be careful with county roads expected to be slick. Record Lows Expected By Don Rush • Feb 19, 2015 Don Rush Delmarva is bracing for record lows as we head out of this week's snow storm. Accomack, Wicomico, Worcester and Somerset counties are looking at a wind chill warning through tomorrow. And while today is expected to have a high of around 19 degrees tomorrow morning should see a low of 3 degrees. There's a possibility of some snow slurries turning into rain on Saturday night. By Sunday the temperatures should be warming up. Forecast There's a wind child advisory in effect until noon Friday. Delmarva Recovers from Snow Storm By Don Rush • Feb 18, 2015 Don Rush Delmarvans began digging themselves out of this week's snow storm. In Salisbury stretching down to Snow Hill residents saw as much as 8 inches of the white stuff. Ocean city saw 7 inches. The Crisfield and Parsonsburg and Laurel areas saw around 6 inches. And, up in Lewes and Bethany Beach there was 5 inches of snow. Delmarvans Out and About The snow fall ended around mid-morning when motorists stopped by a local gas station in Salisbury: Snow Storm Hits Delmarva (Update) By Don Rush • Feb 17, 2015 Don Rush Snow has swept across Delmarva bringing as much as 6 inches to some parts of the region. Schools have been closed and government offices have shut their doors as residents begin to assess the damage. Stockley, Delaware received 6 inches of snow while Millsboro experienced 4.7 inches. New Castle saw got 2.2 inches while Greenville received 2.6 inches. DART First State has suspended its fixed route, flex service and paratransit service. Pages1 2 next › last »


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The Big 12's biggest surprise team was Oklahoma State, which streaked to a 9-3 record and cracked the top 10 for the first time in 20 seasons.
Coach Mike Gundy took over the play-calling duties this season after Larry Fedora took the Southern Mississippi coaching job. Gundy developed a potent offensive mix that included quarterback Zac Robinson, Big 12 rushing leader Kendall Hunter, explosive wide receiver Dez Bryant and productive tight end Brandon Pettigrew. The quartet helped the Cowboys score an average of 41.6 points per game, which ranks eighth nationally.
The defense improved in coordinator Tim Beckman's second season, but still gave up too many big plays. The Cowboys ranked last in the Big 12 with only 13 sacks and allowed 117 points in late-season losses to Texas Tech and Oklahoma.
Still, it was a season of success that should only get better. The Cowboys are headed for a Holiday Bowl date against Oregon -- their first trip to that bowl since 1988. And their only three losses this season came to teams that at the time were ranked No. 1 (Texas), No. 2 (Texas Tech) and No. 3 (Oklahoma).
Offensive Player of the Year: RB Kendall Hunter. The Big 12 wasn't completely a league of passing offense. Hunter rushed for a conference-best 1,518 yards and scored 14 touchdowns to key Oklahoma State's potent attack that ranked seventh nationally in rushing. Hunter rushed for nine 100-yard games and even produced 12 of his 20 receptions in the final three games of the season.
Defensive Player of the Year: LB Andre Sexton. The spiritual leader of the Cowboys' defense was also its most productive player. Sexton produced a team-high 92 tackles and was a consistent presence throughout the season. He notched 1.5 sacks, produced a team-best five quarterback hurries and tied for the team lead with two forced fumbles.
Turning point: Oklahoma State's victory at then-No. 3 Missouri. The Tigers were the highest-ranked road opponent the Cowboys had beaten since 1967. But the manner in which Oklahoma State won in the 28-23 stunner was most impressive. The Cowboys notched three second-half interceptions of Chase Daniel that made the rest of the country start noticing Gundy's turnaround with the Cowboys.
What's next: The Cowboys will be gunning for their first 10-win season since 1988 if they can beat Oregon at the Holiday Bowl. That game should only build confidence for another strong run next season as OSU returns nine offensive and six defensive starters in what could be a charge for the Cowboys' first South Division title.


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43mm KYB Conventional Forks - HELP!
Posted September 12, 2006 - 08:28 AM
Posted September 12, 2006 - 08:35 AM
I'd go ahead and get some fresh bushings for those forks while your at it...your bike will love you !
Posted September 12, 2006 - 08:40 AM
Hey folks....I have a set of 43mm conventional KYBs off a 1984 CR125 that I'm trying to change fork seals on. I'm having a heck of a time separating the legs from the tubes. There was a rubber seal on the bottom of the fork leg and underneath that, there is a 10mm allen bolt. It seems pretty tight. Before I start whacking on it, is that the bolt I remove to separate them?? Any help is greatly apprecitated.
That will separate the damper rod from the lower leg.
You may need to remove the cap and spring and use a wooden rod, like a broomstick handle, pushed down into the top of the damper rod to keep it from turning while trying to unscrew the base bolt. There is a tool for this but I'm assuming you don't have it.
Once you've got that done, pry up the dust seal, remove the spring clip from above the fork seal and then slide-hammer them apart.
Posted September 12, 2006 - 09:10 AM
You don't have to remove the damper rod.
Posted September 12, 2006 - 01:03 PM
Really? I'd love it if it were the case. But then does that mean that the only thing keeping the wheel and lower forks from flying off is the dust ring clip?....wow!
All you have to do is remove the cap, dump the oil and spring, pry ther dust seal up and remove the seal retaining clip. Then heat the outer tube alttle at the seal area and slide-hammer them apart.
You don't have to remove the damper rod.
Posted September 12, 2006 - 04:41 PM
You are CORRECT sir...you have to remove the bolt at the bottom. I blame the previous post on senility(sp?)..
Posted September 12, 2006 - 04:56 PM
DOH! Boy did I put my foot in my mouth!
You are CORRECT sir...you have to remove the bolt at the bottom. I blame the previous post on senility(sp?)..
I hate I didn't get back to this post before you got a chance to reply!
I was so ready to have some serious fun... at your expense!
You really shouldn't post right after the 3 martini lunch.
Posted September 12, 2006 - 09:05 PM
Posted September 13, 2006 - 05:23 AM
You may need to weld the nut onto a piece of pipe if it's really tight to get the stiffness needed to resist the torque required to break it loose.
Posted September 13, 2006 - 05:54 AM
No worries KTM-Lew....it's all good. However, i was out there heating and hammering those things earlier.....but stopped when i thought they should have come apart at some point. oh well. Anyway, the latest is, I can finally turn the bolt, but the rod is turning too.....ARGH!!!!.....tried the broom handle and nothing. Looks like the top of the rod in the tube has a large hex head that would go down inside and hold it.
That's exactly why I suggested that you place the lower leg in a vice, use a high-speed impact and have someone pull on the upper leg while you hit it with the impact...It should come loose !
Posted September 14, 2006 - 02:14 AM
You DO have to remove that bolt to get the tubes to separate. They are damping rod style forks, not cartridge forks. Welcome to the internet.
Posted September 14, 2006 - 05:07 AM
Make the proper tool, and it won't be too hard. An air impact wrench will help.
You DO have to remove that bolt to get the tubes to separate. They are damping rod style forks, not cartridge forks. Welcome to the internet.
If that's a dig at me...well...your momma was a...woman! Take that!
Yea...i was thinking about removing the cap and spring on a cartridge fork. Then you can slam them apart...
Posted September 14, 2006 - 11:59 AM
If that's a dig at me...well...your momma was a...woman! Take that!
I'm not quite so subtle.
But hey, we all know you can take it as well as you dish it out!
Posted September 14, 2006 - 01:19 PM
By the way....THUMPERTALK RULES!!!!
Posted September 14, 2006 - 01:31 PM
Thanks to everyone for all their help!!! Especially KTM-lew....who after a small bit of misinformation has taken a beating out here.....i feel partially responsible....sorry buddy.....HANG IN THERE!!!
By the way....THUMPERTALK RULES!!!!
Lew will be fine, he's probably working on getting banned from KTM Talk again as we speak.
And we'll soon be posting our PayPal account info for donations.
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Street food, cafes, bars, you name it
Kanchanaburi offers everything from night market stands to massive tourist restaurants to bars that get pretty crazy late at night.
For the cheapest local food, head into the centre of town. Across from the River Kwai Hotel, the outdoor restaurant called Day/Night Market serves some very delicious and inexpensive Thai food -- come here for their spicy stir-fries or papaya salads if the tourist fare at your guesthouse is too bland for you. A number of food stands operate around the bus station throughout the day and early evening, selling grilled chicken, cheap snacks and fresh tropical fruit. Also near the bus station, you'll find Srifa Bakery, one of the best places in town for real coffee. They don't have an English sign, but it's a massive place -- look out for the blue banners and the giant billboard advertising their baked goods, including delicious pandan buns and young coconut pies. Closer to the traveller strip, a great Isaan restaurant is found across from Nirvana Guesthouse. It's always packed with locals -- a testament to the tasty and spicy laap and som tam salads served here.
Along Maenam Kwai, you'll find a decent selection of restaurants catering to tourists, some with unexpectedly good food. Our favourite for its diverse menu and consistently good food is Mangosteen, which opened in 2011 and is run by the former operators of the Jolly Frog's restaurant. Aside from fresh coffee and outstanding smoothies, Mangosteen serves up a range of authentic Thai food, including unexpected choices like an Isaan sausage grazing plate. They also churn out very good breakfasts and Western fare like a smoked salmon and cream cheese sandwich and homemade chicken cordon bleu. A couple of Indian dishes are even available. Mangosteen also serves beer and cocktails to go with free WiFi, though you might not need it owing to the great selection of secondhand books, mainly in English.
Just up the street, Tai Thai Restaurant always seems to have a crowd gathering for its stir-fries and steamed fish in a casual, lively set-up. Nearby On's is a friendly spot that serves cheap and hearty vegetarian Thai in a cute, intimate setup. On also runs a cooking school, and when we dropped by her students were happily helping her to cook and take orders from guests -- we thought it was brilliant that they were paying to essentially work as her staff for the night! Another option for a tasty vegetarian lunch is the small traditional Thai-Chinese style vegan shop around the corner from Maenam Kwai Road near Nirvana Guesthouse (look for the yellow flags and a sign that says "vegetarian food"), where you can sample as many types of stir-fries, curries and meat substitutes as you like, all piled high on a mound of rice for dirt cheap prices.
The star of Kanchanaburi's Thai food scene is still Apple and Noi's Blue Rice Restaurant, although it's now located in a spacious veranda overlooking the river at Apple's Retreat on the other side of the river. It's a 10-minute walk from the heart of the traveller strip, but worth it. With bright pictures of each dish and Thai names translated to English and transliterated into Roman characters, reading the menu is like taking a journey through Thai cuisine. All of the standards are done well, but you might try something different like som tam with fresh fruit, laab muu tod (deep fried balls of spicy minced pork), jungle curry and one of several house-made coconut-based desserts. It's not cheap, but prices are reasonable for the quality and you can almost taste the love cooked into each bite.
Next to Apple's, Sut Jai Restaurant has also received good reports for its whole fishes and wide range of spicy Thai soups and salads in a similarly tranquil riverside setting. A string of floating restaurants are found near the JEATH musem south of Rongheabaoy Road. They seem to be mainly geared to weekender Thais, but they're a fine bet for an extensive seafood meal and cold beers next to the river. A number of massive restaurants that cater mainly to tourists are also found near the Death Railway Bridge, where you can dine while gazing at Kanchanaburi's signature landmark. Although the nearby market is mainly devoted to T-shirts and souvenirs, a string of fresh fruit vendors selling tasty durian, pomelo, mango, rose apple and more can also be found there.
For something with more of an upscale vibe, The Resort (strangely a restaurant only -- no rooms here) is a swish and popular spot midway up Maenam Kwai Road that's popular with weekenders from Bangkok and serves delicious Thai food, including some upcountry favourites like deer and wild boar. Tables are set around a colonial-style house in a garden of white lanterns and traveller palms. An upscale air-con coffee shop is run by the same management nearby. Another good bet for a more refined atmosphere is either Keeree Tara or The Loft, both of which look more like resorts from the front and have stylish riverside decks just north of the bridge.
If you're tired of Thai, Bell's Pizzeria is an Italian food operation that serves outstanding pasta dishes and pizza to go with several German beers and great coffee. Service is excellent, and this spacious restaurant right in the heart of the action on Maenam Kwai Road is usually packed with expat regulars. Another great choice is the Peace Cafe further north up Maenam Kwai Road. With Pink Floyd playing in the messy dining area, the atmosphere isn't exactly refined, but the spirited staff serve up Italian coffee along with outstanding baguette sandwiches with generous hunks of real cheddar cheese as well as several tasty pasta dishes and giant salads -- try the calamari. Peace Cafe also has a full bar and is a fun spot to meet travellers and expats after dark.
Kanchanaburi's nightlife scene continues to get bigger and louder, with most foreigner-oriented bars clustered around the southern side of Maenam Kwai Road. Many have billiards tables and flatscreen TVs showing the latest football matches. The majority seem to cater to backpackers looking to get hammered on as few baht as possible. Expect to see signs like "Drink Drunk Dance" and "Get Shit Faced". There are even hole-in-the-wall bars that offer small shots for 10 baht a piece.
Long-running No Name bar offers an English pub menu right down to fish and chips and bangers and mash. In a similar vein is the Snooker Bar, which seems to be the centre of the universe for a lot of Kanchanaburi expats. A few doors down from No Name is the Rasta Bar. This is the meeting place for the Kanchanaburi expat biker gang and a fairly cool hangout, with live reggae bands performing often and dreadlocked Thai "rastas" working the bar. Newer editions include Baa Bar (baa means "crazy" in Thai), which tends to get rowdy the later it gets, and Aussie Bar, a spot that's not surprisingly full day and night of Australians, both expats and tourists having a yarn with them.
If you prefer something a bit more Thai, the floating discos and loud, brash bars on Song Kwai Road are the places to head. Every night rafts set off up the river stacked to the roof with as many loud speakers as they can manage without sinking.


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Pai offers the opportunity to do loads of other activities, such as ATV-riding, rock-climbing, kayaking, horse-riding, mountain-biking and mini-golfing.
Phu Pai to the north of town has ATV vehicles, as does Jeeper ATV to the south (near Pai Phaya Resort, just past Coffee in Love). Phu Pai also offers horse-riding, across country in the wet or up the Pai River itself during dry season. The well-organised Pai Adventure guys, mentioned in the rafting section, also offer rock-climbing, mountain-biking and kayaking, so go along for a chat and take your pick.
Browse tours in Thailand on Tourradar.com
By Mark Ord.


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I was born and raised in Ghana in a society where, traditionally, a woman's role in the community was limited to motherhood. Only a few had the audacity to transcend social expectations and affect the lives of other women around them. My grandmother was one of them.
I saw my grandmother lead and inspire. I saw a great teacher who devoted her life to transforming the lives of young women in her community. As the leader of the women's group at her local church, Naana, as everyone affectionately called her, became the mother many people wished they had. She counseled women of all ages with various life issues – some coming from low-income households, single-mothers, and teenage mothers. For them, she offered hope. As a young girl, I could hardly understand what she talked about, but I grew up with a constant reminder of the smile that wiped the tears off the women's cheeks and carefully tucked it onto my memory.
My grandmother took care of her family and worked as a volunteer pastor. And though she had no formal training, most people considered her a teacher and a counselor. I became convinced that hers was the most important profession; no matter how informal the setting, she was still very effective. My grandmother's counseling sessions did not end in her makeshift office at the church premises. Women in our neighborhood sat next to her for hours in my family's living room. She prayed with those who needed prayer, she shared her Christian faith and offered hope. Some women needed to learn vocations like cooking, sewing and handmade crafts. My Naana taught them all of that and so much more.
As a young girl, nothing made a bigger impression on me than my grandmother's ability to connect with other women from different ethnic and tribal backgrounds, social and academic statuses, and with religious differences. When I was old enough to understand the wisdom in her words, I found out how the best teaching moments are in sharing one's life lessons and the wisdom gained from those experiences. Also, Naana not only shared lessons learned, through her connections she helped some of the women gain apprenticeships and work with local traders who found their skills very valuable, thereby helping them gain economic security. For them, this teacher didn't only impart knowledge to them; Naana had given them a lifelong desire for hard work and dignity. Most importantly, she had given them hope.
Since joining Washington Area Women's Foundation, I've learned that there are many Naanas right here in our community. They teach every day. They inspire in every moment. They challenge us all to commit ourselves to our vocations – any vocation – and give it our best effort. They give us the audacity to believe in our own futures, and to contribute to the community around us. They validate the Ghanaian proverb, "Obi nnim a, obi kyere," which means: "If one does not know, another man teaches him."
My grandmother's work and impact were all the more impressive because she was redefining her role in our community and getting other women to think about theirs, too. My mother, for instance, opened her own business, a story that I shared last year on International Women's Day. And as it turns out, Naana was ahead of her time. Now, when I go back to visit Ghana, I'm amazed by all of the progress. The women I grew up with are lawyers and engineers in addition to having families – or choosing not to. We are Naana's legacy; the result of her investments in our community.
Mother Teresa once shared her thoughts about seemingly insignificant actions: "We ourselves feel that what we are doing is just a drop in the ocean. But the ocean would be less because of that missing drop." My Naana understood her value even as a "drop". The Women's Foundation celebrates the value of women like my grandmother Naana. We celebrate the commitment that women all over the world make to positively impact someone else's life in spite of their own challenges.
Julliet Boye is the development associate at The Women's Foundation.


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Journal#3, Vol.2 No.1 - Spring 2017.
After a period of quiet, Journal#3 is returning to the digital curation scene with a new inter-disciplinary publication on migration and human motion. The multimedia edition will bring together voices from across disciplines and practices into dialogue on the contemporary issue of human movement. Through its publication, we aim to promote thinking that breaks with today's dominant narratives of human migration — of refugees, xenophobia, citizenship, and the sovereignty of states — seeking out deeper dialogues on the aesthetics, history and politics of human movement.
We invite contributions from all intellectual backgrounds, such as audio and visual artists, political scientists, choreographers, migration and refugee study experts, palaeoarchaeologists, filmmakers, technologists, coders, archivists, photographers, policy makers. In doing so we hope to establish a conversation that breaches boundaries between artists, academics and technical professionals, and opens new territory for thinking about movement amongst our species.
As always, we welcome contributions in any form or format, and encourage work that challenges publishing conventions. For any non-English language submissions, please also submit a basic working translation.
The final edition will be digitally published and freely available to everybody through our open online platform.
Please send all submissions and enquires to the edition curator, Dr Joshua McNamara at: firstname.lastname@example.com
We are looking for original writings, textual/audiovisual collages, media mash-ups of sound/text/image, photographic examinations, and new exploratory research in any form. Work should be original material, or relevant permissions sought by the author for any re-appropriation of texts or artefacts. Submissions of any nature and any format will be considered, so long as they speak to the general theme of the edition. We love work that forces us to re-think how we go about publishing the journal.
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Edition Curator: Joshua McNamaraTechnical Editor: Neal MacInnesSpecial Edition Advisors:Dina Matar, Senior Lecturer, SOAS (University of London)Idil Lambo, Refugee Specialist, Nairobi (Kenya)