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Looking at this graph it is clear that there is considerable reason to selected the best journals in their field to publish your results. However, until recent the only widely available journal quality indicator has been the journal impact factor. There has been a lot of criticism on the uses and abuses of impact factors, but they have stood their time. All scientists are at least aware of impact factors. For years ISI, Thomson Reuters were in fact the sole gate keepers of journal quality rankings.
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This week Thomson Reuters announced that they will update the journal citation report. From the 1st of February we get a entirely new Journal Citation Report. From the press release:
- Five-Year Impact Factor – provides a broader range of citation activity for a more informative snapshot over time.
- Journal "Self Citations" – An analysis of journal self citations and their contribution to the Journal Impact Factor calculation.
- Graphic Displays of Impact Factor "Box Plots" – A graphic interpretation of how a journal ranks in different categories.
- Rank-in-Category Tables for Journals Covering Multiple Disciplines – Allows a journal to be seen in the context of multiple categories at a glance rather than only a single one.
It is highly unusual to see two updates per year for JCR. But it is interesting to to note how they are moving under the pressure of some competition.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) – Barack Obama last year told a cheering crowd in Cape Town that a $7 billion plan to "Power Africa" would double electricity output on the world's poorest continent and bring "light where currently there is darkness".
A year later, the US president's flagship project for Africa has already achieved 25 per cent of its goal to deliver 10,000 megawatts of electricity and bring light to 20 million households and businesses, according to its annual report.
But the five-year plan has not yet delivered the power. Power Africa has not measured its progress by counting actual megawatts added to the grid but promises of additional power made in deals it says it helped negotiate, according to sources inside the project and documents seen by Reuters. Some projects facilitated by Power Africa – a programme operated by the US aid agency USAID – were under way years before the scheme's inception, others are still in the planning stage.
It is unclear how much of the $7 billion Obama pledged has actually been spent or if a further $20 billion in private sector investment commitments will materialise.
"Saying you've met targets on projects that might never happen or taking the credit for projects that have been worked on for years makes me uncomfortable," a source working on Power Africa told Reuters. "It's misleading."
Obama's pledge to double power generation in Africa within five years looked highly ambitious from the start. Per capita electricity output in Sub-Saharan Africa has been flat for three decades because most promised power plants never get built.
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The first African-American US president, the son of a Kenyan father, Obama has often been criticised for a lukewarm engagement in Africa, consisting more of words than deeds.
The 48 countries of Sub-Saharan Africa, with a combined population of 800 million, produce roughly the same amount of power as Spain, a country of just 46 million. This constrains Africa's growth and keeps hundreds of millions in poverty.
Power Africa coordinator Andrew Herscowitz told Reuters there had been some confusion about the role of the programme. He said it was always intended to "expedite transactions", facilitating private investment rather than handing out aid.
Herscowitz said Power Africa was there to help the private sector deliver electricity and it had already negotiated commitments from companies worth $20 billion, although he did not know how much of this money had been spent.
"We're like a pharmacist, where people come to us, we reach out to people and figure out what is needed," he said.
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Foreign companies sign billions of dollars of agreements with African governments to build infrastructure every year, although a large number never get built. In April 2011, the US Millennium Challenge Corp, a government aid agency involved in Power Africa, signed a $350 million deal to "revitalise" Malawi's power sector.
More than three years on, 1.7 per cent of that money has been spent, according to the programme's website, which gives no detail on progress on the ground.
Memoranda of understanding Power Africa signed this year with its six focus countries – Tanzania, Nigeria, Kenya, Ethiopia, Liberia and Ghana – contain less than $100 million of financial commitments targeted at specific countries, most of which is for consultants.
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"It's absolutely not true. Power Africa is an opportunity to turn on the lights for millions of Africans by taking investment from all over the world," Herscowitz said.
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Atlantico 152 Primero B 1137 – Home 180116 Apartment
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Atlantico 152 Primero B 1137 – Home 180116
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- 2 bedrooms
- sleeps 6
- min stay varies
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Apartment / 2 bedrooms / 1 bathroom / sleeps 6
Key Info
- Nearest beach 15 km
- Swimming pool
- Child friendly
- Car essential
- Air conditioning
- Ask about pets
Description from owner
This luxury 2 bedroomed apartment offers the perfect retreat for Golfers, couples and families. There is a great view of the 17th green from the spacious balcony and countless communal pools to choose from. The apartment has both airconditioning and central heating making it ideal for winter and summer breaks. There is a spacious open plan lounge, fully fitted kitchen and bathroom and flexible bedroom accommodation.
In addition to the par 72 championship Jack Nicklaus designed course, considered to be the very best of all the Polaris courses, there is new club house with supermarket, pro shop, terrace bar, restaurant and outdoor dining, driving range and golf academy .
Sporty types will love the there is an outdoor gym, tennis courts, paddle courts and a sports court for a variety of activities including football.
In the village of Sucina there are countless bars and restaurants and more seem to open on a monthly basis.
The Dos Mares Shopping Complex nearby
This luxury 2 bedroomed apartment offers the perfect retreat for Golfers, couples and families. There is a great view of the 17th green from the spacious balcony and countless communal pools to choose from. The apartment has both airconditioning and central heating making it ideal for winter and summer breaks. There is a spacious open plan lounge, fully fitted kitchen and bathroom and flexible bedroom accommodation.
In addition to the par 72 championship Jack Nicklaus designed course, considered to be the very best of all the Polaris courses, there is new club house with supermarket, pro shop, terrace bar, restaurant and outdoor dining, driving range and golf academy .
Sporty types will love the there is an outdoor gym, tennis courts, paddle courts and a sports court for a variety of activities including football.
In the village of Sucina there are countless bars and restaurants and more seem to open on a monthly basis.
The Dos Mares Shopping Complex nearby has a wide selection of shops and a food court. It also has the massive Eroski supermarket, an amusement park with bowling and an English bookshop.
For the sun worshipper the nearest beach is 15 minutes drive away in St Javier and there are countless other sandy beaches all along the coast or alternatively explore the surrounding stunning countryside. There are plenty of historical towns nearby like Murcia City with its spectacular Cathedral and traditional Mercian cuisine or why not vist the Roman Amphitheatre in Cartagena.
Further details
Our rental rates are divided into High and Low season prices. High season runs from March until September and is charged at a rate of £275 per week. Low season runs from October until February and is charged at a rate of £200 per week. Prices for shorter stays are negotiable.
Further details indoors
Both bedrooms have the ability to be either single or double bedded by joining the two single beds together with a zipped mattress to make a large double bed. The beds will be made up as per your request and are therefore suitable for singles, families or couples. Both bedrooms have fitted wardrobes with integral built in drawers. The lounge has a sofa bed, dining table and chairs, flat screen TV with satellite decoder, DVD & CD player. The shady balcony overlooks the hole and is ideal for escaping the midday sun or enjoying a glass of local Jumilia wine as you gaze at the setting sun . For your convenience there are 2 loungers, a table and 6 chairs on the balcony plus folding chairs for guests use at the pool/beach. there is a designated secure underground parking slot for keeping cars cooler in the heat of summer.
Air Conditioned throughout
Central Heating throughout
Flat Screen TV offering a comprehensive list of TV channels inc. BBC, ITV, News Channels, Music Channels & Children's Programmes
DVD Player with selection of films provided
Additional storage for golf clubs etc under beds
Smoke Detector, Fire Extinguisher & Fire Blanket provided along with Carbon Monoxide Detector
4 loungers provided for use at the swimming pool and towels
Further details outdoors
Spacious balcony area overlooking the 17th hole and mountains. Balcony table and 6 chairs provided along with 2 x Sun Loungers
Underground Car Park keeps your car cool during the summer and provides secure parking in an allocated space. Lifts are provided up to the apartment
A large swimming pool within a minutes walk and an additional 16 on the complex.
The surrounding grounds are beautiful to walk around and are covered in local flowers and olive trees.
In addition to the Jack Nicklaus designed course on the doorstep there are 4 other Polaris world Nicklaus designed courses nearby and a free shuttle service runs day and night to all the other Polaris resorts. So if you need a change of scenery hop on a shuttle and enjoy the facilities at the resorts including Golf and 5*hotels with SPA/Restaurants/Bars and entertainment.
Location description from owner
The Region of Murcia region
Murcia is one of the smaller regions of Spain. However, it has been said that within it's boundaries it encapsulates all that is Spain.
The Region of Murcia has miles of sandy beaches – the Costa Calida ( Warm Coast ) - rugged mountains and lakes - fertile plains capable of growing pretty much anything from salad vegetables to cotton and rice, oranges and lemons to grapes and apricots. Murcia has all of this as well as the healthiest climate in Europe (according to the World Health Organisation) with more than 320 days of sunshine per year.
Places to Visit
The regional capital and University City on the river Segura is around 20 minutes away by car. This vibrant city was founded by the Moors in 825AD and boasts a beautiful Cathedral and University, as well as Botanic Gardens, Museums and other historic buildings around its narrow, streets full of character. Shops include El Corte Ingles, (the Spanish equivalent of Selfridges or Fenwick's etc) and numerous designer label shops on the Calles Traperia and Plateria, dozens of great restaurants and a lively nightlife, especially during fiestas and carnivals. In recent EEC research, the region of Murcia was singled out as the most economically dynamic in Spain and this is being reflected in the rapid development of Murcia as a tourist and cultural destination. For lovers of nature, the Sierra Espuna National Park is 25-30 minutes drive away.
Around 25kms from Hacienda is Spain's oldest port. Cartagena is one of Spain's oldest cities, and still of major maritime importance to Spain, both commercially and militarily. A multitude of civilisations have left their mark on the city as numerous archaeological sites and museums will testify. In the heart of the city is a modern shopping area, which spills down past the tapas bars to the recently revitalised harbour. Here you will find the World's oldest submarine on display, built in 1884 by a local man Isaac Peral.
Santiago de la Ribera & Lo Pagan
Two traditional Spanish seaside towns at the Northern end of the Mar Menor. The beach of Santiago de la Ribera is lined by tall palm trees along the promenade and there are numerous shops, bars and cafes to explore. There is also a new out of town shopping centre called Dos Mares on the outskirts of Santiago de la Ribera, whilst Lo Pagan has a lively fish market on the Esplanade every morning except Sunday.
La Manga Club
Just a 30 minute drive from Haceinda Riquelme is the world famous resort of La Manga, which boasts 3 championship golf courses, 28 tennis courts and a football academy set in a 1400 acre corner of the Costa Calida. It also contains the 5 star Regency Hyatt Hotel where the rich and famous spend their vacations. Look carefully and you might some premier league footballers or a TV star. La Manga is where the BBC series 'Superstars' was filmed.
Cabo de Palos
Immediately recognisable by its famous lighthouse, Cabo de Palos is situated at the mainland end of the La Manga strip around a quaint harbour. It has plenty of bars and seafood restaurants and a great view of La Manga. On Sundays there is a market, where you can find plenty of fresh local produce and other bargains. For diving enthusiasts, the Hormigas Islands near Cabo de Palos have been declared a Marine Reserve due to their exceptional beauty and the conservation of the sea floor, but they are also acknowledged by scuba divers as being one of Spain's premier dive sites, due to the large number of unfortunate ships that have come to grief in the rocky waters around the area.
Orihuela & Orihuela Coast
About 45 minutes North East of Hacienda Riquelme is the city of Orihuela. In centuries past, Orihuela was the Political and administrative capital of the region and still displays many remnants of its proud cultural and religious heritage. Inland from the coast, Orihuela is one of those cities that doesn't look much from the outskirts, but which blossoms on closer inspection, with a medieval centre stuffed full of historic treasures. Every week in July they stage a mock battle in remembrance of the battles between the Moors and Christians. There are still lots of traditional narrow streets, plus bars and a busy market for you to browse.
About 30 mins drive away is, Lorca, Spain's largest town, is a lively and busy place all year round and it Semana Santa (Holy Week) celebrations are the most lavish in Murcia. Huddled around the ruins of its castle, Lorca retains many beautiful buildings such as the Collegiate Church of San Patricio and impressive town houses and mansions that remind us of it's opulent past. Lorca also plays host to an annual Rock Festival, Lorca Rock, featuring bands such as Iron Maiden, the Scorpions, Slayer, Lacuna Coil and Dream Theatre.
The fabulous fiestas, wonderful food, fabulous scenery, excellent beaches and warmth of the local people all go together to make this an exceptional region of Spain. However, despite its growing popularity, the region remains relatively unspoilt compared to the more crowded Costa del Sol and Costa Blanca. Fruits and market-garden products are important to the Murcian economy, and are exported all over Europe. Murcia is also famous for its excellent tapas.
Hacienda Riquelme Golf Resort
The Hacienda (large country mansion) at this resort was previously the home of the Riquelme family. This splendid building has been converted and extended to provide the typical town centre facilities you would expect on any Polaris World resort including bar, restaurant, supermarket, pro shop and club house.
Children's play area
There are several play areas. The closest one to our apartment is a 5 – 7 minute walk away. If you come out of the front entrance and take a left towards the supermarket and you will find it on your left.
Courtesy Bus
All the Polaris World Resorts are linked by a regular bus service available to all residents. This bus service further increases your leisure options by making more restaurants, bars, shops and sports facilities, etc. available just a short journey away.
The nearby town of Sucina offers town facilities within easy reach. There are a number of golf courses planned and in the course of construction within the immediate area including the adjacent Peralaja Golf. The city of Murcia is just 20 minutes from the resort. San Javier (Murcia) airport is 18 minutes drive and the new Corvera airport will be 20 minutes away. A new highway between the coast and Murcia city opened in January 2010 and passes just 2km from the resort making Hacienda Riquelme resort very accessible.
Just outside the resort is a train station on the single line between Cartagena and Murcia city. The station closed some years ago and the residents are now petitioning for the re-opening of the station. If successful it will mean a 30 minute ride to Cartagena, a 25 minute journey into the centre of Murcia city and a connection to the high speed rail network throughout Europe.
For keen cyclists there are specialist bike tracks from the gate of the resort linking throughout the region to the coast and to Murcia city. Cycling is a huge sport in the area and you will see many of cyclists.
For walkers there are flat walks from the gate of the resort on quiet roads past the orange groves. For the more adventurous the mountains just behind the resort offer miles of marked hiking paths. The route from Collado de los Ginovinos to the peak of Cabezo del Puerto (pictured) covers 25km (7 hrs 40 minutes), climbing from 385 metres to 528 metres.
The views are stunning, stretching across the plain to the Mar Menor sea and beyond to the Mediterranean.
There is a new Water Park (Terra Aqua Murcia) and Animal Park (Terra Natura Murcia) in Murcia which is a great day out for the family and only 25 minutes away by car.
At the next door golf course Horse Riding lessons and treks can be booked.
There is a supermarket on site at the Hacienda Riquelme Golf Resort, which also offers home delivery. It is less than five minutes from the apartment by car, and there is parking available…
Dos Mares Shopping Complex has a wide selection of shops and food court. It also has the massive Eroski supermarket and an amusement park with bowling.
Cartagena has a large 'Carrefour' supermarket and an El Corte Ingles department store. They are signposted clarly when entering Cartagena. Cartagena town has many winding streets that offers a selection of typical Spanish shops and high street brands.
There are a wide range of restaurants to suit all tastes, offering good food and drink at very good value. There is a restaurant at the Hacienda Riquelme Golf Resort for convenience, and also a high standard restaurant in the neighbouring golf course…
The nearby town 'Sucina' has a growing number of restaurants to chose from, ranging from Paella and Grill restaurants to Pizzerias. There are also a variety of different restaurants in Mar Menor, La Torre and La Tercia.
There are many bars and clubs to chose from in the local area. Los Alcazares is the home to the large 'El Buho' nightclub, a club for the 'young and young at heart'…
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- Great for children of all ages
- Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner
Bed & bathroom
- 2 Double Beds, 1 Sofa Bed, 4 Single Beds
- 1 Family bathroom
- Air conditioning
- Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
- Children's pool
- Balcony or terrace
- Central heating
- Cooker
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Dishwasher
- Washing machine
- Clothes dryer
- Iron
- Satellite TV
- DVD player
- Hair dryer
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- Secure parking
- Lift access
- Not suitable for wheelchair users
- Payment
- This rental can only be paid for online through Holiday Lettings using your credit/debit card or PayPal (never by bank or wire transfer).
- Smoking
- No smoking at this property
- Cancellation policy
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About the owner
Andrea B.
- Response rate:
- 90%
- Calendar updated::
- 26 May 2017
- Years listed:
- 5
- Based in:
- United Kingdom
- Overall rating:
Languages spoken: English
This Apartment has 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and sleeps 6. It's been listed on Holiday Lettings since 18 Oct 2011. Located in Hacienda Riquelme Golf Resort, it has 1 review with an overall rating of 5. The average weekly rate varies from £210 to £275.
The Owner has a response rate of 90% and the property's calendar was last updated on 26 May 2017.
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"Lovely apartment in a great resort"
We really enjoyed our stay and the apartment was great for our family of six. The apartment is spacious enough for a family with everything you would need. The Hacienda Riquelme resort is well maintained with a large pool only a minutes walk away with plenty of space to relax with the sun loungers provided. There are lots of other pools to choose from and the Spar shop has everything you would need within walking distance. The owner and key holders were great, providing all the info we needed. The local town of Sucina has a larger supermarket and petrol station. We will be looking to return next year.
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Located in Tanah Rata, Cameron Highlands Resort is in a rural location, minutes from Cameron Highland Golf Club, and close to Cameron Highlands Jungle Trail No. 1. This 5-star hotel is within close proximity of Sri Tehndayuthapany Swamy and Orang Asli Settlement.
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Alex Morgan and Carli Lloyd scored goals, and the United States defeated Colombia, 2-0, in the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup Round of 16 at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton, Canada on Monday night.
In an emotionally charged courtroom in North Charleston, South Carolina, relatives of the tragic church massacre on Wednesday spoke to the accused shooter, Dylann Roof, at his first court appearance on Friday. They took the chance to address him directly, with many offering prayers and forgiveness, despite their obvious grief.
Several news outlets are reporting that Dylann Roof, the suspect in the Charleston, South Carolina, church shooting, has been arrested in Shelby, North Carolina.
Authorities are searching for a man who entered a church in Charleston, South Carolina, on Wednesday night and killed nine people before fleeing. Among the dead are six women and three men, including the church's pastor, Clementa Pinckney, who was also a state senator.
Abby Wambach scored on a volley from Megan Rapinoe just before halftime, and the United States defeated Nigeria, 1-0, in the Women's World Cup at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver, Canada on Tuesday night.
Reality television star and real estate mogul Donald Trump officially announced his run for the Republican presidential nomination Tuesday morning in Manhattan.
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As the leading lady and love interest of Ron Burgundy in the new Anchorman 2, Meagan Good talks with Complex Magazine and shares how she's taking her career to another level by stepping out on faith, giving 100%, and showing her "new" sexy side. Check out the full spread and highlights below.
Was this a tough role to land? Playing Ron Burgundy's new love interest seems like a role that every actress in Hollywood would want to chase after.
It was the strangest thing, because I was in New York and I was filming Deception. I heard that they were officially going into making Anchorman 2. I got the script and the sides and just said to myself, "OK, I'll just send in my audition tape and see what happens." I got a call about a week later; they were like, "Do you think you can come to New York to do a chemistry read with Will?" And I was like, "Do you mean will I walk on foot right now from Atlanta? Because if so, then yes." [Laughs.]
I got in, did the chemistry read, it went amazing. Will was very sweet and supportive; I kind of beat him up in the audition, and threw him around the room a little, and he let me. About a week later, they called me and say, "Hey, you got the part!" And I just was blown away, and so appreciative. I started thanking God immediately. I know there were a lot of people up for it, and I know it was all God. I just feel like…I was just excited. I was over the moon.
Playing the female lead in an Anchorman sequel must feel like a huge accomplishment.
It does. I'm just now getting into my 30s, and this is the best I've ever felt inside and the best I've ever looked. I'm so ready. It's like reliving your 20s but so much better, with a stronger sense of who you are and who you're not. Because of that, I've never felt sexier. It's a whole new kind of "sexy" turn for me.
Earlier in your career, your sexuality was a big selling point, from 50 Cent's "21 Questions" video to playing the sexy love interest in various movies. How do you feel about that time in your life?
When I got into my 20s, I was fighting for people to see that the little girl from Friday and Eve's Bayou wasn't a little girl anymore. That's why my career took the "sexy" turn. By my mid-20s, it had backfired. I was always playing the sexy roles. It was hard for me to be taken seriously as a good actress. I had to fight my way out of that box that people put me in.


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When people go to workshops, be they dance or otherwise, we have a certain conception of what to expect, and what we want to get out of the experience. We tend to want to "get out money's worth" or get the most bang for out buck. For dance anyway, we've become stuck in this paradigm that we need to learn lots of new combinations and dance moves, master a new choreography, and/or feel the burn by having a crazy intense workout with everything from yoga, warm-ups, drills, isolations, ab work, leg work, arm work, chest work... the list goes on and out need to achieve never ends. This weekend that paradigm shifted when I attended a two-day Rachel Brice workshop hosted by Sahara Dance Studio right here in DC.
Like 99.9% of the tribal dance community, Rachel is something of my dance hero (read: total girl crush). After seeing tribal for the first time ever in Canada, my second exposure to the style was through her Tribal Fusion: Yoga Isolation & Drills DVD. Her performances blew my mind (and still do). The liquidity and strength of her movements made my jaw drop, and I knew I wanted to dance just like her. She displays beauty, grace, strength, femininity, confidence, attitude... everything I ever strove to be and display as a dancer.
For a little over two years now, when I dance, I've been putting my heart and soul into tribal. To me, dancing is an extremely personal activity. When I dance, I feel as though I'm putting myself out there for all to see in a way nothing else can even begin to compare. When I speak I can lie, but when I dance, I don't feel like I can. In moving, in expressing myself with my body, I'm showing people who I am at my core. I feel bare. There is no hiding... not to me anyway.
(sidenote: It's funny that I noticed that the only other instance in which I've ever said that is about food and cooking. I can't remember who said that you can't lie when you cook. When you present a dish to someone, it's the honest truth of what you made and you can't hide that no matter what you try do. I guess that's why I love dancing and cooking so much... something about the honesty behind it?)
Anyway, because of my search for honesty through dance, because I'm a girl and therefore tend to do my share of over-analyzing and over-thinking, because I consider myself to be more on the shy/introverted side, dancing is an extremely introspective process for me. Dancing is my version of meditation. Showing ANYONE how I dance has always made me extremely self-conscious (surprising that I mostly perform/dance in very public spaces then...). My inner monologue usually goes something like this: "Am I doing this right? Does this look good? What will people think? Do I look fat? Everyone's going to hate me and think I'm [insert one of a hundred negative words here]." From something wonderful and beautiful, a part of my mind choses to see things in such a self-destructive way and magnify it so I can obsess about before, during, and after I dance unless I tell it to shut up (I have gotten way better at this). This comes to me as a huge surprise considering I consider myself a fairly mentally and emotionally stable and self-loving person, but that's me.
Now almost 3 or 4 years later of dancing tribal, of loving every minute of it, of finally finding myself through a dance form I feel is 'so me', I still struggle with not letting my inner demons make me hate or be super self-conscious of how I move. What better timing for a dance workshop with the one and only Rachel Brice? So here I am at Rachel's workshop (if you'd told me I'd be standing here when I started tribal, I would have never believed you). One of the first things she confesses to us is that you can't get rid of those inner voices, those crazy monkeys, or whatever you want to call them. Instead you just have to learn how to work with them. You have to learn to love, live with, and ultimately express those inner demons until you can release them.
I won't go into detail, but Saturday was the first time Rachel taught an improv class that was more about what's in our heads when we dance than about actual 'practice' and drilling. She shared a number of her own personal philosophies with us, told us about some of the people who inspire her and how, made us share some of our own impressions with each other about how we feel when we dance, and made us face our mental processes by playing a lot of very entertaining improv games. After a mere three hours, I feel as though I reached a whole new level of consciousness. There didn't need to be any fancy teachings or crazy dance moves, just Rachel Brice being honest, and making us deal and accept ourselves for who we are.
Going back to what I said earlier and given what Rachel had to teach, I really had to face my own reality. I'm too self-critical. I'm too self-defeating. I have to accept that there is no point in getting bogged down by 'I have to's, expectations, self-criticism, or a constant need to progress/outshine/outdo other dancers or myself. I'm simply here to dance and appreciate the level that I'm at right now. I need to live in the knowledge that I'm getting better but also be happy at the stage I am now because it's part of my journey. I want to love what I do and have fun with it rather than make up some awesome technical performance... besides, a dancer always looks more beautiful when you can tell they love what they do than when they ace a choreography.
Above all though, the most important thing I learned this weekend actually came from another workshop attendee, Kestral. During one exercise, we had to dance with our eyes closed and observe what we were thinking while dancing. During those few minutes, Kestral noticed a guy standing outside our studio. He was just watching us with this strange look of absolute delight on his face (I noticed him too because it WAS a very funny facial expression). When she noticed the guy, this woman could have chosen to become self-conscious about him watching us, wondering why he was there/what his intention was, was he making fun of us in his head, was he a creep, etc. but I absolutely love that she didn't think any of those things for a second. Instead, she just saw how happy he looked, and told us: "I want to instill the sense of enchantment I see on people faces when we dance IN MYSELF."
That hit me like a bullet.
As dancers, we're so focused on the outside/our audience 99.9% of the time that we forget about ourselves. After an awesome weekend, I want to thank Rachel and thank Kestral for their insight and everything they taught me with so few words but such open hearts. I came away from these two days with a renewed sense of purpose for why I dance, and heck, why I am. This was by far my most rewarding workshop. I didn't have to experience some hardcore workout. I didn't have to learn a billion moves, but I was guided by one of my dance hero's who taught me to look into myself and appreciate, love, and honour what's there.


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Sep Vanmarcke's Classics campaign in doubt after knee injury at Tirreno-Adriatico
Sep Vanmarcke's Classics campaign is in doubt after the Belgian sustained a knee injury.
Last Updated: 11/03/13 1:49pm
The 24-year-old Blanco rider fell in the neutral zone just outside of Ortona, rupturing the bursa in his right knee and forcing his withdrawal from the race.
Tests in Belgium on Monday revealed surgery will not be required, but he faces a battle to be fit for E3 Harelbeke on March 22 and Gent-Wevelgem on March 24.
A Blanco team statement said: "Sep Vanmarcke will not have to undergo surgery on his knee after his crash in the Tirreno-Adriatico. The Belgian instead needs one week of rest.
"The chances he will be able to ride E3 Harelbeke and Gent-Wevelgem are 50 per cent. In Paris-Roubaix [April 7], Vanmarcke hopes to be in his best shape again."
Vanmarcke had been hoping to improve his record in the cobbled Classics, having won Omloop Het Nieuwsblad in 2012 and finished second in Gent-Wevelgem in 2010.
He tweeted on Sunday: "First news is that the bursa of my knee is torn. First days will decide if operation is needed. Tomorrow new research in Antwerp.
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In response to the widespread devastation wrought by hurricane Katrina, many people have called for strengthening the federal government's involvement in responding to catastrophic emergencies. Although enhancements to federal capabilities in this area are necessary, such steps should not obscure the principle that any homeland security system must be national, not just federal. A truly robust U.S. response to domestic disasters will require a strong contribution by state and local governments, the private sector, voluntary associations, community-based groups, and individuals to prevent and manage terrorist attacks and natural disasters. The federal government can assist in many areas, but its programs should aim to supplement, not supplant, national homeland security efforts.
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Study in France
January 1-21, 2008
Study in France
Six Rockhurst students traveled to France Jan. 1-22 to study the language and take in some of the culture. They spent some of their time in Paris, where they visited the Louvre, and some of their time in Montpellier, a university town in the south of France. The group was accompanied by M. Kathleen Madigan, Ph.D., professor of classical and modern languages.
From left: Brian Meyer, Charly Ann Ryan, Krista Wardell, Casey Heupel, Jacquelene Lenie, Jill Cohen.
In addition to the Louvre museum, which holds one of the greatest art collections in the world, notably paintings of Delacroix, David; Géricault, etc., and of course the Mona Lisa), we visited the Musée Orsay, which holds many of the most important paintings of the impressionist and post-impressionist painters, such as Degas, Monet, Renoir, Van Gogh, etc.. These paintings are housed in an old train station, and after the newer trains became too long for the platforms, they converted it into an art gallery.
We took a TGV (fast and comfortable) train from Paris to Montpellier, and were greeted by our host families at the train station. The group is enjoying getting to know their families, practicing French, and the French suppers prepared at home for them. Charly Ann Ryan and Jill Cohen are staying at the home of Annie Bucaille. She drove them home that day, but normally they take the tram to school.
Christmas tree and decorations in one of the large department stores we visited, the Galeries Lafayette. You can take the elevator to the top of this store and walk out onto the terrace, for a great panoramic view of Paris (we did that). The big sales happen twice a year in France, in winter and summer, at set dates, though they are talking about changing this and having everyday sales. In any case, the big winter sales start today, so you know where we will be after class this afternoon!
Casey Heupel enjoyed mousse au chocolat (a traditional dessert made with chocolate and cream) in a restaurant in the Latin Quarter. In many restaurants you can order a three-course meal, with choices for each dish among several pre-selected ones, at a special price which is very good value. Casey and another chose this option at a restaurant called "Colbert", with onion soup and steak prepared in the French way. Délicieux!
We visited the historic Gothic Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris, which looked particularly beautiful with the Christmas tree displayed in front of it during this season. Before this visit, we had gone nearby to the Latin Quarter for lunch, where the students of the Sorbonne (the University of Paris) are often to be found in the numerous cafés and bookstores.
Here is one of the lovely Christmas crèche scenes we saw in the Cathedral of Notre Dame, with traditional and modern (a slide show of photos projected onto the screen) elements.
From left to right: Charly Ann Ryan, Krista Wardell, Jill Cohen and Brian Meyer We visited the Basilica of Sacré-Coeur in Montmartre; it is on a hill and from there we had a great view of Paris at night.
After visiting the Sacred Heart Basilica in Paris, we went for dinner to a typical restaurant in Montmartre. We loved the food as well as the berets that the waiters wore, but what really made the atmosphere warm was the live, folksy music. Most of the others having dinner in the restaurant were French, and we clapped along with them to some tunes.
It was Brian's turn on this evening to go under the table to call the names in the order to be served for the Galette des Rois cake, so there can be no tricking about who gets the fève, or a representation of the Christ child, in his/her slice of cake. Whoever gets it is king or queen and wears a crown, like the kings at Epiphany. Brian was a very good sport!
On Sunday, we went on an excursion to three different towns in the south of France. At the Cap d'Agde, we took in the sea air and played a bit on the beach. This is a volcanic area, and we saw some of the dark stones on the beach and used in the Cathedral in the town of Agde.
Since we'd only had one course for lunch in Cap d'Agde, we thought it only fitting to stop for dessert in another town, Sète. We did some sampling and rated their tarte tatin, a caramelized apple dish, particularly winning.
Jacquelene Lenie also visited the town of Aix-en-Provence, where she was born. Her family went back to the US when she was two and a half years old. In Aix, she was able to get together with French friends of her parents, who showed her around the town of her roots! Her parents first met in France. Two students of the program director have married French men within recent years.
We also visited the town of Pézénas, where the famous playwright Molière was often to be found with his troupe when they were staying in the south of France. Our guide showed us the interior of the building and we talked about Molière's plays.
On the first day of class at the Institute in Montpellier, students were placed in French courses at their level. In the afternoon, Thierry took us on an informative tour of Montpellier, a university town with a lot of history. Here we are across the street from the court building and near a plaque to François Mistral, a troubadour poet who wrote in the regional language of the south, l'occitain. Thierry studied occitain at the university and some of his family speaks it.
The southern town of Pézénas also has the culinary claim to fame of a wonderful kind of paté in a sugary pastry. We were offered some outside of a pastry shop, around which we quickly congregated.
Now for more on Montpellier, where we are staying until Saturday, January 19th. Then we head back to Paris for three more nights. Here you can see the main plaza in Montpellier at night, la Place de la Comédie. Straight ahead, you can see the Opera Building, which has a full schedule of symphony concerts, opera and other events throughout the year. On the opera, the lighted words, Bonnes Fêtes, means Happy Holidays! Europeans tend to put up Christmas decorations close to December 25th and leave them up longer, and we are happy to see them. This plaza is also near a shopping complex and the train station, and is always in motion!
Montpellier is a medieval city, and for centuries has been a major meeting point along the pilgrimage path to Santiago de Compostella, or in French, St. Jacques. These beautiful nails in the streets point out the path for pilgrims. Hospitality is still offered at various Churches and inns here to pilgrims.
This is a store window in the center of Montpellier; filled with santons, clay figures typical of the south originally imitating the saints and used in Church scenes. But with time, santons were also made and sold to represent the basic professions and everyday life, as you can see with the card players and artist.
At the Cap d'Agde, it was sunny and warm enough to eat outdoors near the sea. Some of us indulged in the fruits de mer; or shellfish, including mussels, oysters, and a local specialty, les bulots, that are in the form of a conch. But others opted for salmon or ratatouille.
Many store windows in France express the wonder of the season and make January fun. Here, a toy shop in Montpellier's center, where there are many medieval narrow, winding streets and high walls. This place is especially popular among children.
Here is a statue of the famous seventeenth-century comedian Molière, in the town in the south where he and his troupe sometimes stayed, Pézénas. He is the author of such plays as The Would Be Gentleman (Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme), Tartuffe ( The Hypocrite), L'Avare (The Miser), L'école des Femmes (The School for Ladies), Le Misanthrope (The Misanthropist), etc.
Here is a panoramic overview of Sète, a major port town sometimes called the Venice of France, because of its canals and bridges.
We visited the Opéra Garnier in Paris, which also got into the Christmas spirit with it's own tree. Who knows if the Phantom of the Opera was lurking behind Jacqelene Lenie, Charly Ann Ryan and Krista Wardell?
This one is from Sunday's excursion to towns in the south of France. It was hard to leave Sète, at the end of our excursion, but this beautiful sunset was the perfect farewell gift. On the way home, our guide played the guitar and we sang along with popular songs. Included was "The Lion King", in French of course, which was good pronunciation practice.
The water castle stands above Montpellier and at the end of a beautiful, long aqueduct.
We did not go underwater diving yet! This is the aquarium in Montpellier, which just opened last December, and which is in a center with a skating rink, bowling center, movie theatre, planetarium, etc.
The is the entrance to the thirteenth century medical school in Montpellier, connected with the foundations of the city. It is one of the oldest medical schools in the world, and students still study here today. The famous doctor and writer Rabelais studied here.
The park is always full of life, with a market in the morning, restaurants and cafés, the Fabre art museum on one side, and the Joffre High School (lycée) in a grand old building on the other.
Beautiful lanterns line the many promenades in Montpellier, here captured against the plantain trees (plantanes) which are cut back and sculptured.
The transportation system is convenient in Montpellier, with the tram modernizing it and making it even more efficient.
Antigone is a modern housing complex in Montpellier with restaurants, an olympic size pool, an extensive library and abstract arches.
Palm trees can be found on the Rue Saint Guilhelm, the street where we go to school.
Le comptoir des fous is a French jazz band here playing at a small place called the Antirouille. Live music is easily found in Montpellier, a university town.
Here are the doors we walk through daily to take classes at the Institute of European Studies. It is located on a pretty street with many specialty shops, such as cheese and chocolate.
Here is the Place Jean Jaurès, a plaza where all the café and restaurant seats are taken at noon on a sunny day.
We are still enjoying sampling the local cuisine, in which shellfish are popular.
This crepe restaurant in Montpellier is one of our favorite; you can get them for the main course (e.g. with ham or cheese) or as dessert (e.g. with chocolate).
We took the tram and the bus to the beach, about forty minutes away, and had a few adventures there in addition to hot chocolate.
The fountains here remind us of Kansas City.
We did it! Here we are with our certificates after completing our French classes at the Institute in Montpellier.
Don't be jealous, but that's us on the left having our graduation lunch outside in Montpellier after the last day of class on Friday, January 18th! For dessert, some had the Opéra, which we found out is a combination of mousse au chocolat and mousse au café with a cookie.
Back in Paris we stopped by the Pompidou Center, just down the street from the Town Hall, which is like an "inside out" building with escalators, air and water ducts and elevators on the outside. Inside is a "happening" exhibition space for modern artists, and outside, one often finds street performers.
We walked through the plaza where the most famous French Theatre is located, the Comédie Francaise, where the plays of Molière are still staged today. Upstairs, one can find the chair that he sat in at the time of the last play in which he acted.
We heard a lot about the famous seventeenth century playwright, director and actor Molière on this trip, so we looked for the medallion honoring him at the Comédie Française, established by Louis XIV in 1680.
We decided to get in the spotlight for a minute as the statues on the Buren columns at the Royal Palace courtyard. The Palais Royal now houses the Councils of State and the Ministry of Culture.
Just down the street from where we stayed in the Marais District of Paris is the Place des Vosges, where the famous author of Les Mis, Victor Hugo, once lived.
No college trip to Paris would be complete without visiting the Sorbonne, the university in Paris founded in the thirteenth century for theology students. While the building still holds some lectures and classes for foreign students in the summer, in 1969, the Sorbonne split into 13 separate universities.
The building presently housing the National Museum of the Middle Ages is a jewel in and of itself, a medieval mansion dating from 1485-98. Sometimes called the Cluny museum, its name comes from Pierre de Chalus, Abbot of Cluny, who first bought the ruins in 1330.
We came to admire the Jardins du Luxembourg, a garden where people come to read, sail boats in the pond or see the beautiful 19th century statues.
In the Luxembourg gardens also stands the palace which is currently where the French Senate meets. It was first built to remind Marie de'Médici, widow of Henry IV, of her home city of Florence, Italy, and was finished in 1631.
Looming up behind this shot from the Luxembourg gardens is the Panthéon, a monument holding the tombs of France's great heroes and distinguished writers and scientists, including Voltaire, Rousseau, Zola and the ashes of Pierre and Marie Curie and Alexandre Dumas.
On our last day of class, we visited a Catholic middle school in Paris, one of the highlights of our visit to France.
Students asked Brian Meyer, who was prepared for their questions, what Americans do to protect the environment.
Jill Cohen told her group of students about Kansas City and the area in which we live.
Jacquelene Lenie is training at Rockhurst to become a teacher, so this visit to a French middle school was particularly interesting for her.
Charly Ann Ryan, who is a pre-medical student at Rockhurst, was impressed by the level of English these French eighth graders had mastered.
Krista Wardell, an English major, talked with students about a variety of topics. Krista would like to return to France asap. So would we!
We pushed all we could that last day in Paris, and when only the evening was left, we opted for dinner at a famous restaurant not far from the Bastille.
Of course, no slide show of our visit to France would be complete without documenting one more time that famous French cuisine. A picture is worth a thousand words, and almost as many euros.
We will miss our international friends, met in Montpellier, our French friends and families, and of course our own traveling group. But we will always have our souvenirs, French for memories, and while we work on reunions, we hope that you can go and experience France as well!
There is never enough time to see everything, which is why Paris keeps calling us back.


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