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The image of the Doctor decaying into a river of the dust of man superimposes itself, slamming into him, trumpeting a fresh strength through his nerves. He pulls again, easily ripping some of his long emerald locks away from his scalp and drawing it across his vision in little wet strings of hyper-gravitised blood and shredded Time Lord.
He casts the bits of door aside, and the two wrenched sheets fall back in a heavy sigh of creaking metal.
Down his arms comes a roving wave of pain like burning pitch, radiating from a weakened structure in his upper chest. The space above his hearts... something is crunching inside the small place... broken and sliding. A bone? Ah yes- his clavicle.
Soon his muscles will give way, due to the lack of support in the center of his chest.
He rests back on the floor for only a moment, then pitches himself into the austere little room to grab the folded clothes sitting neatly in a pile.
Next to a blue time travel capsule.
A glass jar of pale dirt sets beside her.
Oh. Of course. The Rings. Or perhaps... the Ring. Could it really be so simple?
All right then, he thinks to himself, calculating how long it will take him to get the simple dust cloak and cap on and leave.
The door is just outside, only a few steps away.
The Eye is due to open in approximately five minutes time. He must cross under it before it opens, for if it sights him it will alert the guards. And through them, the Pythia.


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Picking a winner
In the wilder prognostications there is only one winner of the series. England are clearer favourites than they have been in any year since they went on to lose in 1989. That alone would give Australia reason to hope.
Of the eight Ashes series in which Shane Warne featured, Australia won seven. It would be natural for him to see it only one way. But as well as being a genius he was the ultimate pragmatist as a cricketer. Without suggesting that Australia's cause is doomed, he speaks of England's chances with an unsentimental realism.
"At the moment you have to say England are firm favourites the way Australia are playing and the way England are playing," he said. "If both teams play at their best you'd have to probably still favour England as favourites, but if Australia can gel together quickly I think they could surprise us on that score."
Not only will it need the squad to gel, which it patently has (for the moment anyway) under the new coach, Darren Lehmann, but it will also require individual heroics. Warne seems fairly relaxed about Australia having the heroes to perform them. He singled out a left-arm fast-bowling all-rounder who has yet to play a Test match and a bowler of sheer pace, whose elder brother played for England, respectively the Jameses, Faulkner and Pattinson, born five days apart in 1990.
"James Faulkner to me is one of those guys who wants the ball in his hand when it's tough, he wants to be in the middle when it's tough," Warne said. "The one thing that's outstanding about James Faulkner is he's a young kid, he wants to learn, he's hungry, he's really passionate and it's amazing when Australia is in trouble, even when I've played with him or seen him play, whenever the game's in the balance he wants to be in there, and that's a special trait to have.
"And, generally, most of the time he performs. His belief, his mindset, his skill and his variety being a left-armer, and his batting, he could be the nucleus of an Australian team going forward."
As for Pattinson, there were the highest praise and expectation. Like his predecessor, Glenn McGrath, Pattinson is confounding: the model of approachability and friendliness off the field, a single-minded devil in whites on it.
"This kid, it wouldn't surprise me if he was getting close to 100 miles an hour in this Ashes series," said Warne. "He'll bowl consistently at 90 miles an hour-plus and I think he could record one of the fastest balls ever recorded bowling. This kid could be a superstar.
"He has been working his absolute butt off to get right for this series and I've seen that at close quarters. He's got a real chance, he's got a great attitude, he's aggressive. Those two guys are really going to stand up and they've got special skills. People are going to know who Pattinson and Faulkner are at the end of this Ashes series."
Pietersen's the man everyone talks about
One of the most famous Ashes moments of all occurred at The Oval on the final morning of the final Test in 2005. Warne dropped Kevin Pietersen at slip when he was on 15. He went on to make a blistering 158 and England won the Ashes they might have lost had Warne hung on.
Warne has seen at first hand Pietersen's power and style, and is well aware that eight years later he remains in his pomp. "The thing with the rock star big show is that we know he is such a class act. We know he can be destructive, we know all those sorts of things. You've got to have your set package on how you're going to bowl to him and stick to it."
The likelihood is that Australia will be resigned to expecting that Pietersen will have his day. Warne, who is likely to be welcome in the Australia dressing oom now that his good mate Boof Lehmann is in charge, is clear about what Australia must do.
"You know he is going to have one or two innings where he's going to come out of the blocks and be superb, but it's about knocking him over early when he first gets in. There's a few different tactical ways that I'm sure Australia will look at to try to get him out early, but I think you have to be aggressive against Kevin Pietersen.
"If you sit back and just try and block off his boundaries, he'll cut you to shreds, so it's important you get aggressive against him, try and knock him over and stick to your plans."
Leading the attack is vital
In Warne's view, the leader of England's attack has to be treated with extreme care. He said: "If Jimmy Anderson fell over the day before the Test and you had Finn, Broad and Bresnan it's still pretty good but Jimmy is a huge player.
"The way he leads, the rest feed off him, so I think they've got to be really careful with Jimmy, they don't want anything to happen to him. But there are no real obvious weaknesses there I don't think.
"The first two Test matches are really going to set the tone for the series. England are in great shape, Australia have been in a bit of turmoil, they've got issues to sort out, but I think they will. I think you'll see Australia in that first Test match come out all guns blazing.
Losing the plot in Australia
Warne was an arch-competitor, a master of the theatre of sport, who knew instinctively how to expose opponents' weaknesses. Sometimes, it was not an edifying spectacle, but he never transgressed the laws of the game and rarely strayed outside its spirit.
"At the moment as a general rule, in all sporting codes, there's not a lot of characters," he said. "We've got to be very careful about the fine line between policing the game too much and allowing the emotions and characters to come out.
"Take cricket, for instance. As soon as someone gets a bit of fire in the belly and a bit of – not argy-bargy, but a bit of sledging or a bit of lip work, or a bit of aggro in the game – it gets stamped out so quickly and people then judge them so quickly and they get nailed.
"So what ends up happening is that people go into their shell and are too afraid to express themselves and I think as sport lovers we all want to see some tough, formidable characters that we love to hate. We have just got to be careful that we don't police the game and judge people too quickly."
The effect on Australia's psyche has been dramatic. Warne appears to share the view that Australia are not short on talent but on Australian-ness at present.
"Sure there's a line, you can't be in pubs at two in the morning putting a punch on someone's chin, that's not what I'm talking about," he said. "But you want to see people express themselves on the field and actually stand up and be counted and say you're not getting me out, 'over my dead body' sort of stuff, and with the ball you want to let them know the batsman's in a contest."
The legacy of the great team of the 1990s and early 2000s may not exactly have been frittered away but it has hardly been built on. Like West Indies before them, Australia have found that replacing great players does not happen automatically.
"It's been difficult for the Australians," said Warne. "If you checked out eight of your best England players, even if you take out three or four, your two best bowlers Jimmy Anderson and Graeme Swann, two or three of your best batsmen, say Kevin Pietersen, Alastair Cook and Ian Bell, it's obvious, you can't replace those guys. You might be able to replace them with some decent players but they are going to need time to start to perform. So it's always difficult.
"I think where Australia were a little bit overconfident, was that because for 20 years we could probably have had two or three teams, the mentality was something of, 'Oh we'll just produce some more players, they'll just keep coming'.
"All of us who are Australia supporters and ex-Australia players, are prepared to be patient and tolerant, although disappointed in some of the results of recent times. But it's mainly been the way, the style of play and the way they've lost or the way they've played, that's been the disappointing factor."
Spinning to disaster
As a leg-spin bowler who took 708 Test wickets, it is hardly surprising that Warne has proved to be irreplaceable since he retired from the international game in 2007. But at the very least his epic deeds should have inspired thousands upon thousands of kids to emulate him – yet Australia's spin stocks seem bare.
"Without wanting to be too big-headed about it, there are a lot of young spin bowlers who want to be Shane Warne and bowl leg-spin," he said. "But this is the problem. The coaches and captains of 14, 15, 16-year-old leg-spin bowlers are all about drying the runs up, and if a young spinner bowls a long hop and a full toss and gets hit for six and ends up bowling his first three overs for 20, they'll go, 'Oh that'll do, let's go medium-pacer, wing slip, third man'."
What grieves Warne above all is that he quite rightly knows that he inspired the next generation. But others who should know better have let that legacy be dissipated,
"So what happens when they get to 15 or 16, they all want to be leg-spin bowlers, but suddenly they don't get encouraged, there's no real support system in place for when they get whacked. They get dropped, they want to play medium-pacers in a 17-year-old side instead. The sun's shining, it's 35 degrees, so they say, 'I'm going to the beach and I'm going to have some fun'.
"Or they are asked to bowl faster and dry up the runs. The real art of throwing the ball up and being prepared to get hit for six but to get a stumping and all those sorts of things, is a real dying art. The support they're getting as young kids, all over the world, is not enough and that's why they lose interest. What I suppose really needs addressing is the bigger picture – the under-age coaching and captaincy of spin bowlers."
Remaining at the pinnacle
Warne the ultimate showman easily recognises the allure of short forms of the game. He seems relieved that the recent Champions Trophy provided a tremendous fillip for one-day cricket, although the ICC in its wisdom have now done away with it. But he also knows where the enduring beauty lies.
"We have to have Test cricket," he said. "Now, who knows, in a hundred years' time we don't know what's going to happen and in society these days everyone's busy, everyone's got someone to see and everyone wants everything yesterday, so it's always the demand for instant things, like with social media.
"I think in a funny sort of way it will actually help Test cricket because of the tradition, the unique blend of the slow-paced game, the excitement and edge-of-seat drama Test cricket offers, that unfolds over a period of time. People crave that because everything else is so fast. The real key to its survival is the players' attitude."
But the Ashes, in particular, is where it's all at in the end. Warne said he was very proud of his Ashes record, and while he did not know his stats off by heart, added: "I'm sure they are probably better than anyone else."
This Ashes will spur on the 2013 generation, as it has generations for 140 years. "In both England and Australia there is no doubt that people are judged by how they played in the Ashes. It is unique and everyone in world cricket is aware of it."
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Regulation of Blood Pressure
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Bulk Flow/Pouseuilles Law:
Flow = Pressure gradient/Resistance (P/R)
Equivalent to: CO = MAP/TPR
Therefore: MAP = CO x TPR
An in CO or TPR or both will MAP
A in either or both will MAP
There is a short term and long-term regulation of blood pressure
Baroreceptor Reflex
Fig. 1. Baroreceptor control of MAP. In this example is assumed that in MAP (violet box) is the primary insult
Fig. 2. Location of arterial baroreceptors
Fig. 3. Afferent pathways of the high-pressure baroreceptors. In (B), the chemoreceptors (i.e., aortic bodies) are located on the underside of the aortic arch, as well as at the bifurcation of the brachiocephalic artery.
2. Baroreceptors and the Afferent Pathways
3. The cardiovascular Coordinating Centers
Fig. 5. Medullary control centers for CVS. Ach, acetylcholine; CN, cranial nerves; NTS, nucleus tractus solitarius
4. Efferent Pathways and Efferent Organs
-Putting things together-postural hypotention.
Effects of α1 receptor antagonist drugs
Certain drugs used in the treatment of hypertension also cause marked postural hypotension as a side effect. These are the α1 receptor antagonists. They prevent the reflex NE-mediated vasoconstriction that normally restores the arterial pressure. As a consequence, individuals on α1 receptor antagonists must rise to their feet slowly in case they faint.
Control of Cardiovascular Centers by Higher Centers
Fig. 9. Summary of the components of the baroreceptor reflex. If the initial change were a decrease of BP, all the arrows in the boxes would be reversed
Chronic hypertension and re-setting of the set point
Chemoreceptor Reflex is other mechanism involved in short term control of blood pressure: Effects of PO2 on BP when it falls too low
Fig. 11. Chemoreceptor control of CVS. PO2 , PCO2 or pH is the primary insult (violet box). A, bradycardia occurs when ventilation is fixed or prevented (e.g. breath-holding). B, effects of breading overcome the intrinsic CV response, producing bradycardia
Other reflexes Involved in the Control of BP
Fig. 12. Low-pressure receptors. In B, A-type receptors (orange), located mainly in right atrium; B-type receptors are located mainly in superior and inferior vena cava; ECG, electrocardiogram
Direct effects on the vasomotor area: Cerebral Ischemic Response and Cushing Reaction (reflex)
2. BLOOD VOLUME and Long-term control of Blood Pressure
Fig. 13. Causal reciprocal relationship between BP and BV. in BP due to CO induces BV by promoting fluid excretion by the kidneys, which tends to restore BP to original value
Fig. 17. The renin-angiotensin-aldosterone axis
Fig. 18. Structure of the juxtaglomerular apparatus


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Army medics to parade through York city centre
More than 200 medics from 65 units across all three armed forces will attend a special thanksgiving ceremony at York minister this morning, before parading through the ancient city centre.
Among the 65 units recognised will be the 34 Field Hospital from the city's Strensall Barracks who returned from Afghanistan last month where they closed down the field hospital in Camp Bastion.
The parade will pass through Duncombe Place at 10 50 am to be inspected before a medal ceremony takes place.
The parade will be watched by the city's Lord Mayor, Councillor Ian Gillies:
"I am delighted to officially welcome 34 Field Hospital back to York, following their recent deployment, heading up the UK Medical Group in Afghanistan.
We will join them on Duncombe Place for their Freedom of Entry Parade and medals presentation and hope that many people will join us inwelcoming them safely back home."
Traffic restrictions will be in place between 7am and 1.30pm at Duncombe Place, Blake Street, St Helen's Square, Davygate, New Street, St Sampson's Square, High Petergate, Church Street, Parliament Street, High Ousegate, Spurriergate, Market Street, Feasegate and Coney Street.
Tour de France: York Minster puts yellow jersey on roof
York Minster is claiming the highest yellow jersey in Yorkshire as it released these pictures of its banner on top of the central tower.
The Tour de France will pass the South Door of the Minster at the start of Stage 2, between York and Sheffield, on Sunday.
A spokesman said: "Those visiting York Minster on Saturday evening for one of the early evening Tower Tours will be able to see the banner up close - but without a doubt, the best view will be from the heavens above."
Fire service: Port of Tyne fire was 'particularly challenging'
Fire crews will remain at the Port of Tyne for 'some time' in case the large fire re-ignites.
Around 50 firefighters were called to the site at South Shields at around 3pm today to reports of a fire in a conveyor transfer tower.
The tower is used to transfer wood pellet from the main storage facility to the rail loading silo.
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Ugandan choir sing for schoolchildren at York Minster
The Archbishop of York has had a taste of home as the voices of a Ugandan children's choir raised the roof of York Minster.
They sang as part of the 10th anniversary celebrations of All Saints Church of England Academy in Ingleby Barwick.
They're on a fundraising tour around England and say they've loved performing in the North East.
Academy celebrates 10th anniversary
An academy in Ingleby Barwick is celebrating its tenth anniversary.
All Saints Church of England Academy marked the milestone with a service at York Minster.
Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu spoke at the Service of Thanksgiving earlier today, which was attended by the whole school community.
Pieces of York Minster to be sold at auction
An auction is set to take place today, August 16, to sell off pieces of York Minster.
The stones from the historic building were removed during restoration work. The money raised will help support the ongoing conservation works at the cathedral.
York Minster arrest
A man has been arrested on suspicion of assault after temporarily disrupting the start of a General Synod service at York Minster.
The Church of England said the man, who was held at the back of the Minster before being removed by police, was not a protester.
A man was restrained within yards of the Archbishop of Canterbury the Most Rev Justin Welby and the Archbishop of York Dr John Sentamu as they processed in for the beginning of the Holy Communion service.
A spokesman said two people suffered minor injuries in the scuffle - a member of Dr Sentamu's staff, Dave Smith, who had a bloodied face and a steward who suffered a bump to the back of his head.
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"We were there within minutes and one male was arrested on suspicion of assault."
Heritage Lottery money pays for new Minster attraction
The new Undercroft at York Minster, which opens on Saturday 25 May, has been partly paid for by a £10.5m donation by the Heritage Lottery Fund. Spokesperson Fiona Spiers has been checking on progress as finishing touches are made and says the new space is much more inviting than what it replaces.
Dean of York describes new exhibition as a gift
The Dean of York says she hopes that visitors to the new Undercroft at York Minster will learn something about themselves from it. The Very Rev Vivienne Faull, was only appointed last year, says the complicated nature of the below ground chambers echo the complex history of the building.
New attraction tells 2000 year story of York Minster
The new Undercroft at York Minster tells the story of the building's 2000 year history from the days of the Romans to the present. The contemporary chambers which now fill the below-ground area use the space which dug out during emergency excavations in the 1970s to shore up the susbiding tower.
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THE Department of Medical Services, Ministry of Health would like to respond to the comment made by 'Annoyed and Disappointed' titled "Paramedics should exercise patience" published in the Borneo Bulletin Weekend edition dated September 27, 2014. We thank the writer for his/her comments and would like to clarify on the matter.
The accident mentioned by the writer was a two-car accident involving a family; a father and his two young daughters which happened at Jalan Tutong. The Emergency Medical Ambulance Service (EMAS) responded to the 991 call received at 2.22pm and arrived at the scene at around 2.28pm. On arrival, the paramedics assessed the situation and brought the father and his daughters into the ambulance for further examination.
Initial assessment made by the paramedics showed no serious injuries. This early assessment, which not only includes physical examination but also involves asking questions, is very important. Information about the incident and victims needed to be collected as quickly as possible to provide the best treatment for the family. However, it was difficult for the paramedics to do a full examination as the children were distressed and crying and the father also seemed to be in a shock and was not replying to the questions, on top of that there were loud noises coming from the ongoing traffic at that time. All these factors combined with the urgency of getting treatment for the victims, especially the young girls, led to the paramedic having to raise her voice to get a reply from the father.
Although the daughters did not seem to have serious injuries, it was necessary to bring them to the hospital for further observation, as they did not have their seat belts fastened and were thrown off their seats during the accident. Unfortunately, the father refused to send his daughters to the hospital.
As witnessed by the writer, the father was asked to sign the 'Against Medical Advice' form and was further advised to seek immediate medical attention if they developed any pain or symptoms. The paramedic team has standard operating procedures, which they followed during this incident. This includes a scene survey to assess any road traffic accident situation. These procedures are important to ensure pre-hospital management of patients are standardised and of quality and, are in the best interest of the patients, the public and the staff.
We would like to sincerely apologise if the incident has inadvertently caused inconveniences to the family as the paramedic's utmost priority was to provide immediate medical care to the father and his young daughters. Ultimately, the role and responsibility of a paramedic is to save lives by providing emergency on-site management, stabilising, reducing further injuries and transferring all victims requiring further treatment to the hospitals regardless of whether the victims are local or foreigners.
At this opportunity, the Department of Medical Services, Ministry of Health would like to remind the public to always drive safely and fasten their seat belts and use proper baby seats for toddlers and babies while using any vehicle as it can save you and your family's life if an accident were to happen.
In case of any emergencies, the public can contact our emergency hotline at 991. We also request full cooperation from the public to provide complete and correct information, to give way to ambulances on the road and also to the paramedics to enable them to provide immediate emergency care to those who urgently need them.
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Holy Land (Footsteps of Jesus)
Why come to the Holy Land with Mater Dei?
Mater Dei Tours is an apostolate with a Mission to bring pilgrims closer Christ through memorable, prayerful and deeply spiritual experiences to faith inspiring sites around the world. As a result we do things differently:
- No big pilgrimages! We limit pilgrim participation to 1 bus load. Everyone gets to meet everyone. We create a great environment for spiritual, doctrinal and devotional programs. Staff to pilgrim ratio is superior. This is very hard to accomplish with the 2, 3 and 4 bus pilgrimages you may hear about, where people tend become a lost number in the crowd.
- We provide a program following in the footsteps of Jesus, that is trouble free so that you can focus on the pilgrimage…not the logistics
- Most dedicated staff:
- We provide a knowledgeable US Tour Director to deal with unforeseen issues at the airport, hotels and restaurants (group meals). This escort accompanies the group from the US and back to the US.
- We provide the most sought after Roman Catholic local Guide in Israel for a sound high quality experience. You will love our staff!
- We always use Quality Hotels and Great Restaurants with excellent service:
- We don't downgrade hotels to make it less costly.
- At our hotels, no check-in is required; we do that for you. We arrive and we hand you your room key and off you go!
- Your checked luggage handling is taken care of at our hotels. It will be brought to the room by the bellmen (their tip is included).
- You won't go hungry in our Holy Land pilgrimages. We select clean restaurants with quality food standards and ample choice of menu. We respect your dietary restrictions and allergies and strive to accomplish what is necessary to attend to your dietary needs (tips for the waiters and busboys are included).
- Our pilgrims tell us we have the most comprehensive and thorough preparation documents. No unnecessary promotions, offers or ads from secondary companies! No sales or travel store brochures with unnecessary or unrelated items! No catalog for add-on tours! We simply give you the information you need to become a well prepared pilgrim traveller. We treat you as if our own family was traveling.
- Our Airlines and flights are selected to match our program, with attention to quality and convenience.
- Answering your questions with real experience: When you call our office for assistance and/or have questions it is our Tour Directors who answer you calls! Nothing like 1st hand experience to give you the most updated answers and clear any doubt you may have.
- Chaplains: We always have a solid Catholic priest in union with the Magisterium.
- Daily Mass, Daily Prayer, specially prepared Meditations and the Sacrament of Reconciliation on all our pilgrimages.
- Angelus, Rosary, Divine Mercy Chaplet daily, and other devotions as often as is possible.
- Integration of the history, the culture, and lots of fun along with our spiritual exercises.
- Lunch with local Christian Families and a visit to a Catholic School. You will learn about the difficulties of being a Christian in the Holy Land. You will always remember your Christian brothers and sisters in your prayers.
- We visit 19 of the 20 Mysteries of the Rosary! As we follow in the footsteps of Jesus, our visit is complements with Old and New Testament sites.
- Prayerful and Reverent Stations of the Cross (Via Dolorosa).
- Spectacular Mass locations: Mass at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, usually inside the Holy Sepulchre itself (the empty tomb of Jesus) or at Calvary. So many more unforgettable sites like Mass around the Rock of Agony, that will make your pilgrimage so memorable an powerful (all these Masses are attained by the gracious confirmation of the Franciscans in the Holy Land with whom we are grateful to for their dedicated service to God. We maintain close relationships with the Franciscans and apply with ample time to schedule these special Masses - all Masses are pending their approval).
- Free evenings (some evenings we gather for prayer, meditation, talks or get togethers).
- Unique spiritual mementos and gifts.
- Special Surprises.
- Don't be fooled by the idea that because we have a lower price than other famous publicized pilgrimages, we must therefore be a lower quality outfit. This is false. We work on low margins bringing you the best price/value in the industry, without sacrificing quality. For us, this is foremost, an apostolic mission. We want you to afford the pilgrimage!
- There are no hidden fees or add-ons for the offered package.
- We don't increase your price by automatically including personal choice items like:
- Offertories for the churches where we have Mass (your freedom).
- Tips for the guide and bus driver (you decide if they are worth more or less than what we recommend).
- Beverages that you may not be interested in purchasing (wine is included with welcome and farewell dinners and filtered water is included with every group meal).
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|Dates: Oct 26th (Thu) to Nov 6th (Mon) 2017
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Holy Land Pilgrimage!
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and BLESSED ALVARO DEL PORTILLO
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Join the St. Josemaria Institute on this amazing and unforgettable Pilgrimage, and follow in the footsteps of Jesus Christ!
St. Josemaria Escriva wrote that: "to be Christ himself, we must see ourselves in him. It's not enough to have a general idea of the spirit of Jesus' life; we have to learn the details of his life and, through them, his attitudes. And, especially, we must contemplate his life, to derive from it strength, light, serenity, peace.
"When you love someone, you want to know all about his life and character, so as to become like him. That is why we have to meditate on the life of Jesus, from his birth in a stable right up to his death and resurrection" (Christ is Passing By, no. 107).
Walk the real Way of the Cross! Sail the Sea of Galilee! Touch the Jordan waters! Immerse yourself in the Gospels, visiting sites like the Annunciation in Nazareth, the Nativity in Bethlehem, the Last Supper, Calvary and the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem! Scriptures come alive! A solid spiritual program complements the pilgrimage. Other cities: Caesarea, Haifa, Mt. Carmel, Cana (renew your wedding vows), Capernaum, Tabgha, Mt. Tabor, Jericho, Dead Sea, Ein Karem, Bethany and still so much more!!! Our pilgrimage has unique features that will help make this journey more memorable. No words are good enough to describe the feeling of this pilgrimage!! The Mass, Rosary, and Bible will never be the same! Our special pilgrimage will also follow in the footsteps of Blessed Alvaro del Portillo! Our group will visit one Blessed Alvaro's initiatives, the Saxum Center.
Catholic Priest will accompany the group as Chaplain and Spiritual Director
Mater Dei Tour Director: Juan Landa
Mater Dei Local Guide: George Sa'id
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|Location: Holy Land (Israel)
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Join Relevant Radio on this amazing and unforgettable Pilgrimage, and follow in the footsteps of Jesus Christ!
Departing from Chicago O'Hare Airport and options are available from the New York area, Minneapolis/St. Paul and Austin, TX. Land-only option is available too! Other cities may be available at a possible add-on price!
Walk the real Way of the Cross! Sail the Sea of Galilee! Touch the Jordan waters! Immerse yourself in the Gospels, visiting sites like the Annunciation in Nazareth, the Nativity in Bethlehem, the Last Supper, Calvary and the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem! Scriptures come alive! A solid spiritual program complements the pilgrimage. Other cities: Caesarea, Haifa, Mt. Carmel, Cana (renew your wedding vows), Capernaum, Tabgha, Mt. Tabor, Jericho, Dead Sea, Ein Karem, Bethany and still so much more!!! Our pilgrimage has unique features that will help make this journey more memorable. No words are good enough to describe the feeling of this pilgrimage!! The Mass, Rosary, and Bible will never be the same! Our special pilgrimage will feature Fr. Richard Simon, live, with the group in the Holy land!
Chaplain and Spiritual Director: Fr. Richard Simon
Mater Dei Tour Director(s): Juan Landa & Dennis Gaetano
Mater Dei Local Guide: George Sa'id
Pilgrimage is closed for new registrations! But waitlist is open! We are trying to obtain more space! Those in the waitlist will get in first!
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Now maker Coca-Cola has been forced to recall every bottle of its new "pure" mineral water on sale in Britain after it was found to be contaminated by a potentially cancercausing chemical.
The company said all 500,000 bottles of the carbonated water, which is drawn from public water supplies in Sidcup, Kent, will be off the shelves by tomorrow.
The embarrassing recall was ordered after the water was found to have levels of the carcinogenic chemical bromate above British legal standards. The scare also raises disturbing questions about the quality of Thames Water's household supplies in the Sidcup area.
The announcement comes after Coca-Cola's move to establish Dasani as one of Britain's leading mineral water brands.
The launch was overshadowed by the revelation that the water was sourced from the mains in south London, despite being labelled as "pure water".
It was immediately dubbed "eau to Sidcup" and struggled to win customers when it emerged that, effectively, the same water could be poured from the taps for just 0.03p for 500ml.
The product drew unfortunate comparisons with the episode of Only Fools And Horses which saw Del Boy (David Jason) bottling Peckham tap water and selling it as mineral water.
Coca-Cola said today it had consulted the Food Standards Agency and confirmed that there was "no immediate health or safety issue".
Bromate is found in most mineral waters at low levels and is formed when the harmless and naturally occurring bromide is transformed during the water-cleansing process.
A spokesman for Thames Water said it regularly monitored its water for bromate but had never found levels above recommended limit, although it does use the same cleansing procedure as Coca-Cola.
The scare could be the most damaging to hit the bottled water industry since Perrier had to recall millions of bottles because of benzene contamination 10 years ago.
The French firm suffered enormous harm when it was forced to withdraw 160 million bottles worldwide at a cost of £150 million.
Pensioner Lilian Goulding, who lives opposite Coca-Cola's Sidcup plant, said: "Well, it serves them right. It was a right cheek of them to think they could sell for 95p a bottle what is basically the same water as we get out of the taps."
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by Brett Larner
In search of a 2:07 to clear the Federation's World Championships selection standard, Yuki Kawauchi (Saitama Pref. Gov't) ran a PB of 2:08:14 for 4th place at the Mar. 17 Seoul International Marathon, breaking his previous PB set in winning the Feb. 3 Beppu-Oita Mainichi Marathon by 1 second. In so doing he became only the fifth Japanese man to ever break 2:09 three or more times in his career and also set a new world record for the shortest time ever between sub-2:10 performances, 42 days, breaking the old record by 1 day. In post-race comments quoted by MSN, Kawauchi said with apparent disappointment, "I was aiming for 2:07 in this race. It was an incredible waste."
Kawauchi will next run the Apr. 21 Nagano Marathon where he will shoot for the year-old course record of 2:09:05.
2013 Seoul International Marathon
Seoul, Korea, 3/17/13
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1. Franklin Chepkwony (Kenya) - 2:06:59
2. Shumi Dechasa Lecha (Ethiopia) - 2:07:11
3. Seboka Dibaba Tola (Ethiopia) - 2:07:26
4. Yuki Kawauchi (Japan/Saitama Pref. Gov't) - 2:08:14
5. Josphat Kiplimo (Kenya) - 2:09:44
1. Flomena Chepchirchir Chumba (Kenya) - 2:25:43
2. Emebt Etea Bedada (Ethiopia) - 2:25:53
3. Yeshimebet Tadesse Bifa (Ethiopia) - 2:26:17
4. Kim Seung-Eun (Korea) - 2:27:20
5. Lydia Ruto Jerotich (Kenya) - 2:28:22
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Hey...TAKE OUT THOSE ARCHERS E'LARA!!!
Awesome, I just got the game yesterday and E'lara is awesome, good luck and can't wait to see this :)
@Espada_6, take out your own archers! Lazy baldy :p
@FangGirl, thanks :) It might take a while, but I really want to get it done n.n E'lara is supremely awesome :3 I love her attitude~
This is on my watch :) She is Supremely awesome, agree her attitude is good, I shell keep this on my watch list and keep checking back :) Look forward to seeing it once you have started and finish.Good luck
Yay! Thank you very much, I'll try to find some time to get this done soon! (I'm always more inspired when people are urging me on :3)
^_^ Hehehe, this will be epic though, cause I know it will be epic ^_^
As a fan of the game and E'lara I cheer you on from the side lines :) You can do it and it will be EPIC!! :)


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Trouble Will Find Me
By The National
Trouble Will Find Me. My most anticipated and indeed one of the most anticipated albums of the year. The album was never actually planned as such, as the band were planning to have a four year break after the breakthrough commercial success of High Violet which placed The National near the top of the old guard of indie rock - this record however truly establishes them as at the top of their game, that very few bands can compete with. The relaxed composition of this album doesn't exactly break the mold of The National's style but refines it, showing a band slightly less ill at ease with their success. Having said that, the old insecurities still remain as Matt sings of the skeletons beneath his skin and the the trials of life.
This album in tradition with other National albums is a grower, you plug away at it and discover new aspects, melodies of the songs that resonate musically and emotionally the more you listen and before long are buried in the back of your head; there are no cheap singles or chart monsters that are separated by filler, this is start to finish the prime example of a great album.
The album starts with a good indication of what is to follow; I Should Live In Salt, contains Matt's vocals straying higher than he has before and feels relaxed, sonically rich and lyrically more personal. On the subject of the album's lyrics, although they are not the best Matt has written, such as those on High Violet and Alligator and Boxer, they are certainly more personal and indeed more relatable - something the band is often targeted on, by writing about the day to day trials of middle aged, middle class men; however the lyrics can resonate with anyone and so often you can find a line that just captures a certain moment in your life then your own words never could. Here Matt's writing is at its peak in songs such as Pink Rabbits, Don't Swallow The Cap and This is The Last Time.
Similarly the vocal melodies are not as insatiably catchy as in High Violet but have a much greater variety such as coupling Matt's vocals with those of Annie Clark and Sharon Van Etten and the mass vocals of Sea Of Love which capture and energy not felt since tracks such as Abel or Mr November on Alligator. The versatility of Matt's own vocals is also tested more than in previous albums, showing its not just 'more of the same'; with his deepest rich baritone of Demons to the floating higher vocals of Pink Rabbits.
This album is all about subtlety, the overall timbre and feel of the record is a rich, dense and lush sound which seamlessly integrates electronic elements such as synths and drum machines with the natural elements of acoustic accounts and the intricate drumming of Bryan Devendorf. These lush soundscapes are best seen on the comparatively stripped down tracks of Slipped and the album's outro Hard To Find. The subtlety continues in the small changes to tracks that just lift them into something more interesting and compelling; for example the 7/4 time signature of Demons, the up tempo shift in Humiliation and also the mini outro of This Is Not The Last Time.
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May 5, 2013 at 11:29 am #1302569
Looking to do something "out of the box" for me that would push my limits a bit. Started thinking about walking across France from Strasbourg to Normandy Coast, thinking I might be able to do that in 3 weeks (but not sure!).
Then I read about Via Francigena, and thought perhaps I could do the Italian component of that walk (am a big Italophile), from N. Italy to Rome.
I would like to do whatever walk I do sort of village to village, preferably on trails or small backroads, and I read somewhere that someone said Via Francigena is a lot of regular road-walking, which isn't so appealing.
I know nothing about all of the hiking paths in France, so don't know if there would be a path or combination of paths that might suit my needs if I ended up doing that.
I'd rather avoid steep mountainous regions as I'm in shape but I suck at climbing heights.
Any advice/suggestions would be most welcome as I'm going in without a clue and trying to gather as much information as possible.
I'd either do this walk at the very end of August into September or have to wait until early April to do it.
Oh, and also I"ll be going alone so wouldn't be camping but would rather want to stay at inexpensive overnight venues if possible, maybe monasteries, maybe couch-surfing if available.
Anyone have any great ideas?
thanks!May 5, 2013 at 6:03 pm #1983547
Paul WagnerBPL Member
@balzaccomLocale: Wine Country
You don't want to do the Camino de Santiago in Spain? It would meet all of your requirements perfectly…May 5, 2013 at 6:11 pm #1983553
I don't know a ton about it but didn't want to do one that is super highly traveled.
I just read I can bike the Via Francigena, wondering if that makes more sense (though bikini in the alps might be a bit ambitious)May 5, 2013 at 6:32 pm #1983558
Was just researching it–sounds interesting. Never been to spain. Sounds like it might be too long though–most of the people who wrote about it said they were gone a good deal longer. Though perhaps can truncate it. thanks for the suggestion!May 5, 2013 at 6:39 pm #1983562
IanBPL Member
Google the GR-10. A member on here section hiked it with his toddler and wife. Looks gorgeous and is now on my bucket list.
Edit http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/babyonboard.html#.UYcKCysjoU4May 5, 2013 at 6:44 pm #1983565
thank you–will check it out now (what a cute baby in that picture!)May 6, 2013 at 8:37 am #1983706
Stuart RBPL Member
@scunneredLocale: Scotland
You might consider the Alta Via 1 or 2 in the Dolomites region of Italy. It's entirely on marked trails with accommodation in mountain 'huts' being the norm, so no shelter or food to carry. Altho' it's thru' the mountains I don't remember the trail being steep – my wife came with me. Spectacular scenery and easily done in 14 days. I think there is a Cicerone guide. Oh, the huts may not be open in April, not sure.May 6, 2013 at 1:00 pm #1983784
thanks for that!May 6, 2013 at 2:02 pm #1983810
Here ThereBPL Member
I did the Alta Via 1 in 2011, and it was one of the most beautiful treks I've been on. Though you're surrounded by steep, rugged peaks, the actual walking isn't overly strenuous (unless you decide to climb some of those steep, rugged peaks for fun). However, it will probably take much less time than your 18-21 day target.
If you decide to do the AV1, I should still have helpful links, notes, and my itinerary on file, and I'd be happy to do my best to answer any questions. Please feel free to PM me for my email address.
-DavidMay 6, 2013 at 2:16 pm #1983820
Paul MagnantiBPL Member
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This one is on my "bucket" list:
At 375 k, about right time frame for you if done at a steady pace.
The Appenines are little known outside of Italy. Not as tall as the Alps and definitely less crowded, but also looks beautiful.
I've only been to the Appenines once when I visited my grandfather's cousins a few years back, but definitely thought these mountains were beautiful.
If the trail goes through villages like I visited, a good chunk of the people do not speak English. Got to practice my bad Italian…and eat rather well. :)May 6, 2013 at 2:29 pm #1983825
Yes I've heard of them, nice that they're not as high as the Alps…I'll check that out. Prob have enough Italian to scrape by, but barely…thank you!May 6, 2013 at 3:40 pm #1983854
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My Italian is not very good either: Two years in high. A year in college. and a smattering of a Neapolitan dialect.
Younger Italians, esp in urban areas, spoke English. The rural areas and/or older people, not so much.
A surprising amount of Italians thought I was Spanish (Probably due to a combo of my bad accent, Mediterranean looks, conservative dress of long sleeves and long pants and where I went off the beaten path at times).
Some American tourists in the Roman Forum complimented me on my English. :)
Until I spoke my bad Italian, the locals, again esp when off the tourist path, just assumed I was Italian and spoke Italian to me in train stations ,restaurants, grocery stores and so on. I remember one gentleman going "Americano? No! ". When I said my last name he smiled and said something along the lines of "Ah! Naturalmente!"
In any case, I wouldn't be afraid of not being able to speak Italian fluently. Even a little bit goes a long way, perhaps I have some ancestral bias, but I thought the Italians were beyond friendly and helpful.
If you can't tell, I'm envious. If you decided to do the GEA, should be a nice mix of beautiful mountains, warm people, wonderful culture and great food. Did I mention the food??? :)
EDIT: I went to the Appenines south of Rome. Northern Italy is a different culture..but I suspect the mountain cultures have more similarities than differences! :)May 6, 2013 at 5:30 pm #1983895
I'm also contemplating biking the Via Francigena–I *think* it's doable in 3 weeks though biking the Swiss part in the Alps sounds a bit hellacious uphill…
But it would be cool to get the cultures of several countries and end up in Italy, my favorite country…
though reading about the Spanish pilgrimage route, it sounds fun, convivial, so maybe going alone that would be a good one to do as I'd meet a lot of people…
decisions decisions…May 13, 2013 at 2:32 am #1985665
Michael SchwartzBPL Member
@greenwalkLocale: PA & Ireland
It's been mentioned in a post above, but I'd recommend having a good look at the Cicerone Press website, which offers plenty of info. Many good ideas to be gleaned…Too many good choices.
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