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24 Hours of unceasing effort for Guillaume A delighted Guillaume Moreau saw the chequered flag on his second outing in the famous Le Mans 24 Hours. The man from the Limousin region drove a fault-free race with Luc Alphand and Jerome Policand in...
24 Hours of unceasing effort for Guillaume
A delighted Guillaume Moreau saw the chequered flag on his second outing in the famous Le Mans 24 Hours. The man from the Limousin region drove a fault-free race with Luc Alphand and Jerome Policand in the no.72 Corvette C6.R to finish 5th in the LM GT1 category.
Guillaume arrived straight from Silverstone and met up with the Luc Alphand Adventures team at the traditional scrutineering ceremony held in Les Jacobins in the centre of Le Mans. After passing scrutineering the team got down to the task of preparing for qualifying on Wednesday and Thursday evening.
During these sessions the drivers in no.72 never went for a flyer preferring to concentrate on the race. "As being a bit higher up the grid has no bearing on the final result, we decided to optimise the chassis set-up and trained for refuelling stops. There were a lot of accidents during practice and we spent less running time on the track than we'd estimated. Nonetheless, we were happy with the Corvette at the end of qualifying."
Jerome Policand set the qualifying time and also took the start at 15h00 in front of 258 500 spectators and Francois Fillon, the French prime minister, who made a point of saying hello to the Le Mans-based team. The Corvette respected its strategy right from the flag, and began a long chase in the wake of the works Aston Martins and Corvettes.
Guillaum'e first taste of the track came at 16h30 when he went out for a double stint. He was back in the car again for a triple stint as dusk enveloped the Sarthe circuit, and his third appearance came at 03h45 just when it began to rain.
In these very difficult conditions Guillaume put on an awesome display. "I again triple-stinted until 06h20. Track conditions were very tricky and I was capable of matching the pace of the works cars. I was either quicker than them or setting around the same times. When Heinz-Harald Frentzen's Aston Martin ran into a problem I got up to fourth in the category!"
Guillaume drove the car again twice, and he had the honour of crossing the finishing line. "Up till the end it wasn't easy. It began to rain again not long before the finish but this time not on all the circuit. In front of the pits the track was soaking wet, and it was dry at the other end. I decided to stay out on slicks and that meant we didn't have to make an additional stop. It felt really extraordinary to cross the finishing line, especially as we had achieved our objective!"
Guillaume reckoned that his 5th place in GT1 was the best result possible. "All the cars were reliable and there were no upsets in our category. We drove our race at our own pace and we finished where we expected, first of the privateers. The Luc Alphand Adventures team deserves a big pat on the back; it has always brought its cars home to the finish in the Le Mans 24 Hours. Once again we didn't run into any problems that could have cost us time. Again, I'd like to underline the welcome offered by our team, which enabled our partners to live the race in exceptional conditions."
Guillaume's next rendezvous: the Formula Renault 3.5 Series in Budapest on 5th/6th July and the Le Mans Series on the Nurburgring on 16th/17th August.
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There were many tips that were recommended in this course that I was not familiar with and would like to start using for myself and for my clients. I would like to integrate this material into the routine I provide to all of my clients. Flexibility is such a key component to body alignment and symmetry and I believe the GBall methods make it fun and comprehensive. I had a great experience with the Flexibility Training Specialist course. - Caitlin Field
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I will use these stretches professionally and personally. I was not using a fitness ball, but I will be doing so on a regular basis after completing this course.
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Good explanations of flexibility assessment and stretching using the stability ball.
Simplistic, easy to follow instructions. I like the idea of using the stability ball for an easy glide through stretching movements. Clients who don't enjoy traditional stretching routines have given positive feedback with addition of the ball, so it's one more training variation I can offer.
This course will help us with youth memberships in the gym. Their parents definitely need ACE certified PT guidance.
Excellent course, with a variety of ways to improve your clients flexibility.
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I will use the stability ball stretches in my boot-camp class.
Course was concise and helpful. It provided a better understanding of basic stretches and provided many new stretches to share with my fitness participants.
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BeschreibungA provocative argument that that the frustrations of globalization stem from the gap between the expectations created by modern media and the lagging economic reality in poor countries.
PortraitDaniel Cohen is Professor of Economics at the Ecole Normale Superieure and the Universite de Paris-I. A member of the Council of Economic Analysis of the French Prime Minister, he is the author of The Wealth of the World and the Poverty of Nations, Our Modern Times: The Nature of Capitalism in the Information Age, Globalization and Its Enemies, and Three Lectures on Post-Industrial Society, all published by the MIT Press.
Pressestimmen"Globalization and Its Enemies is one of the most original and incisive inquiries into the subject that I have seen. No one who reads and understands it can come away believing that the current phase of this complex and uneven process is leading to the peaceful universal market of business utopians, or accept the simple narrative of anti-capitalist movements in which underdevelopment is a consequence of the wealth of advanced countries. There is more wisdom in Cohen's short book than in dozens of weightier tomes..." -- John Gray, New York Review of Books "Daniel Cohen's breathtaking tour of globalization across the centuries is supremely entertaining and provocative. He punctures cherished myths and offers cool common sense and wisdom in the midst of hysterical debates. A must read!" --William Easterly, Professor of Economics, New York University, and author of The Elusive Quest for Growth and The White Man's Burden
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Verlag: MIT PR
Erscheinungsdatum: Oktober 2007
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BISHOP— Despite heavy rains and even record snowpack at higher elevations the Lower Owens ran gin-clear just below the Pleasant Valley Reservoir. The stretch of water was devoid of anglers due to crisp, cold 34-degree temperatures, but with broken clouds and still air, the day looked to be perfect fly fishing conditions.
The drive up to Bishop had flown by in six-hours flat, and other than constant distractions of changing scenery, the trip was uneventful. Leaving the less-than-attractive high desert of Palmdale, passing the airplane graveyard at Mojave, and finally catching sight of the huge Cinder Cones alongside highway 395 as it climbs toward the mountains, cares of the work-a-day world simply slipped away along the road.
Roadside signs pointed out the Hollywood Museum at Lone Pine, celebrating the rich film history of the area. Many of the hills along the way have been the backdrop for westerns shot on location nearby. Further up the road between the old towns of Lone Pine and Independence, is the travesty that was Manzanar, where 10,000 Japanese citizens were held during WW2. Now a national historical site the grounds and buildings are being restored in hopes of bringing enlightenment to future generations and perhaps a warning about the miss-use of government powers.
Those distractions had to wait for another day, perhaps when we return to Bishop in April for the Outdoor Writers Association of California spring conference.
Some great little motels await in Bishop and the folks at the Chamber of Commerce had recommended the newly remodeled Holiday Inn Express. The fresh décor and friendly staff really made getting in from the road a pleasure.
Finding the motel to be right down the street from the best damn BBQ, Holy Smoke Texas BBQ, I made a beeline for the dry-rubbed ribs and chicken.
With sunrise came the realization that the day was going to be bright and lovely. The fortunate chance that news having report exaggerated the incoming weather might have played into anglers not showing up along the river. Whatever the reason, the short drive north to the foot of the reservoir was easy and full of anticipation.
Local guide, Gary Gunsolley, had spent some time with me, giving tips on the Czech Nymph-no-indicator technique used most commonly along the Lower Owens. Simply a matter of wadering-up and getting into the shallow water of the river, then high-sticking the fly-rod, while searching the line for a tremble or change of direction. Nothing to it.
Two-hours after stepping into the knee-deep, frigid water I at last saw the tell-tale tremble and struck for the first fish of the day. This brown decided it would show me what L.O. trout are about and quickly I found the need to push up river, regaining some of the rapidly disappearing backer being ripped from my reel.
As I glanced around I was amazed to not see a single angler anywhere up or down the river. There'd be no help with this one. Gingerly stepping along the river bottom as fast as was prudent in such a chill, with the rod held high and constantly grinding the old Ross reel on my Sage, the line came in and at last, so did the 18-inch-plus fish.
Getting photos and releasing fish on your own is an art and every artist knows the difficulties of achieving desired results. The fish flipped out of the net and recovered very nicely before even one picture could be taken.
But lessons learned early in the day paid dividends as the day drew on. A few more fish at a few more spots though the tranquil afternoon were more than enough for any report and soon it was time to call it a day.
The ease of getting to this stretch of water and the lack of competition for spots and likely layups, makes winter fishing the Lower Owens a go-to option for this fly-guy's next trip. Surely, I won't wait till April before the road and the river call upon me to make the short drive up to Bishop and these beautiful waters once again.
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For years I've passed the Auburn area without stopping to investigate the area's outdoor opportunities. I see now that I've been missing something. Hiking trails abound near this charming town in the foothills of the Sierra.
Recently, as part of the Outdoor Writers Association of California spring conference, I got the chance to explore a small part of this trail network. This was the tail end of the spring season, before the onset of the hot, dry summer .
The area between Coon Creek and the Bear River represents the largest contiguous area of oak woodlands remaining in Placer County. Approximately 331 species of wildlife inhabit Placer County's oak woodlands including mountain lions, bobcats, several species of hawk, rodents, snakes, owls, and songbirds. There are also many shapes and sizes of metamorphic rock outcroppings, which, mixed with the oats and wildflowers, make the area visually stunning.
We explored a four-mile loop starting at the gravel parking lot. We walked the gravel road for perhaps a quarter mile and then started climbing up an unmarked trail on the right. This steady uphill had us wandering around and between these colorful metamorphic rocks until we reached a place where we could look through the trees at the Sacramento skyline, some 30 miles distant. Along the way we encountered fences where we had to open and close the gates to proceed. We continued to climb, catching site of the Sierra, still covered with snow in late May. Finally we reached a dirt access road, where we turned right for a short walk to another unmarked trail and a few dozen yards scramble to a large rock-face, the view point. There we took a break and enjoyed the view. We could see the sierra in one direction, the valley in the other. This was the high point on the property.
On the way back we took another trail downhill and soon discovered ourselves back on the trail we had climbed. As in all good trails, things look different coming down than they did going up.
On the way out to Big Hill, on Bell Road, Placer Land Trust is working with Placer County and area landowners to construct a public recreational trail connecting Hidden Falls Regional Park along Coon Creek and up to the Bear River. You can access Hidden Falls, for a fairly short climb to the falls along the Poppy Trail, with a another short walk to the observation deck. Look for the sign along Bell Road on the way to Big Hill. Note that there is very little parking at Hidden Falls, and it fills up early on a weekend.
Another place to hike near town is Auburn State Recreation Area, a multi-use area that, while close to town, makes one feel that the unban world has been left behind. Back in the 70s there was a plan to build a dam and inundate the huge valley carved by the confluence of the north and middle fork of the American River. Seismic activity put the plan on hold, and nothing has happened since. In the meantime this has become a recreation mecca as well as the final stage of an endurance contest, the 100 mile foot race from Squaw Valley to Auburn, over some very high mountains. While I think running 100 miles is damn near crazy, it has brought much publicity to the area.
We started out at the ranger station along highway 49, a short way out of Auburn. Our guide was Scott Liske the head ranger and a fountain of information about the history of the area . He led us along the Manzanita Trail from the parking lot. This single track trail undulates high along the hillside, giving occasional views of the river below.
After close to a mile, the trail ended at a dirt road, offering more views and easier walking. We paused at a bench to take in the rivers, the roads along them and the people enjoying a day on the water. Then we came to the Tinker Cutoff, which we took down to the highway, three tenths of a mile down through a dense forest to Highway 49 and all the cars parked along the road, people sunning and fishing.
After stepping out on Hwy. 49, we walked across the bridge to the Old Forestville Road: gate number 150. Walking around the gate, we started up a gradual rise along the Middle Fork of the American River. This old road is the last stretch of that very long run from Squaw Valley. Walking along, I looked down to see people sunning themselves on cement abutments that were built for reasons I've not learned.
Shortly after starting down this road, we came to No Hands Bridge, originally a railway bridge. Just before crossing it, was found a trail junction. The left fork leads to the town of Cool, three miles away and to Squaw Valley, 97 miles and a twenty-four hour run away.
The road climbed until it passes two abutments, places where a railroad bridge was to be built many years ago. After the road became a single track trail it crossed a small creek right by a trickling waterfall, a place where a family was enjoying playing in the water.
After a bit the trail started to become a road again, and then we saw the sign for the road heading off and up to the right: .4 miles to the ranger station. Since we'd come a long way down, we had a serious climb that last .4 mile, a real aerobic workout. Short and steep, this trail took us back to 49, and all we had to do was cross the highway and walk a few yards to our cars.
On this hike, according to Laske, we walked 4.5 miles with an elevation gain of 925 feet, with great views of the confluence of the two forks. The entire canyon we walked above and then down through almost became a lake, and while the project is still open, it's unlikely that this lovely valley will ever become inundated.
To access Auburn SRA, from downtown Auburn find where High St. and Lincoln Way come together and take El Dorado Street (Hwy49) down into the canyon. The ranger station will be on the left.
For Big Hill and Hidden Falls, take Grass Valley Highway from I-80 about 3.5 miles to Bell Road, Turn left. You will see the sign for Hidden Falls, and Big Hill is at the end of the road.
Morning light bathes the room. Through an open window, pounding surf and barking sea lions tap me awake as memory rewinds on four days of bliss by the sea.
Day one: Morro Bay, a classic California beach town, is charming and welcoming with a small-town allure that can't be ignored. Winding along Highway 41, the road bends and delivers views of iconic Morro Rock. I sip a breath of ocean air and smile. Over the next four days this landmark will never be out of sight.
Protected as Morro Rock State Preserve, the 581-foot monolith can't be hiked or climbed. Disturbing the bird life is prohibited. The "Gibraltar of the Pacific," Morro Rock is one of nine volcanic-plug "sisters" stretching inland to San Luis Obispo. The 2,300-acre Morro Bay National Estuary and protected bay is a marine and wildlife sanctuary. Two dozen threatened and endangered species live in the bay's watershed, including the peregrine falcon, brown pelican, sea otter, Morro Bay kangaroo rat, black rail, snowy plover, steelhead trout and Morro Manzanita. Annually, outdoor devotees are drawn to this natural wonderland and the Morro Bay Winter Bird Festival, which offers numerous field trips and presentations.
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As a general principle, do you want to travel toward a population center when looking for a place to fish? My opinion had been that we should be heading away from an urban area trying to find good fishing. Based on this idea I have not fished Folsom Lake in the decades I have been living in the Foothills. Recently I had my opinion changed.
In May, I attended an Outdoor Writers Association of California convention in Placer County. I was invited to fish Folsom Lake with bass fishing guide Don Paganelli. I was excited to go and find out what I had been missing. I have had reports from bass tournament anglers that there were some good fish in the lake.
The drought hit Folsom Lake especially hard. The water level had dropped to 116 feet below full. The dam at Folsom is much lower that Oroville and the water stored had dropped well below 25 percent of capacity. It seemed logical to me that the fish population would have suffered with the small remaining volume of water. We were going to be fishing the lake at close to full condition. Would there be enough fish to provide good sport?
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What does a city girl know about fun fishing and farm ponds? You might be surprised. Country folks just walk behind their house or to the neighbors to fish a pond. To get to a river, stream or bigger pond, they can take a horse and get there and back in a short time. Okay, I know they have trucks and can get to a nearby lake but it takes a little more effort for us city dwellers to engage in such activities. In my territory we have wheels on everything. In my Ford 150 on an 8 lane freeway I can be at a lake in less than an hour, okay, two hours with traffic. City kids have bicycles and skateboards and can zip a few miles and get to their fishing spots. I remember in the old days when my boys jumped on their two wheelers and rode to a nearby private lake, jumped the fence and fished. When I tried to do it, jumping the fence wasn't a good thing.
Out west we have aqueducts. We have lots of them if you can get to one and fishing is allowed. In years past, our family would sit on the bank of an aqueduct and fish for hours because there are huge catfish and stripers lurking about and we caught us some. It would be important for you to know that most aqueducts have slippery, mossy sides that I found out about the hard way. One nice afternoon while we were fishing my hat flew into the water. I stepped just an inch into the water to get it and quickly slid all the way in. Did I mention there is usually a fast current as well? My family burst into laughter until they realized mom was in a panic and quickly heading down stream and reached out with a net to save me!
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Reliever Koji Uehara has reached an agreement with the Boston Red Sox, pending a physical. The 37-year-old right-hander spent the last two seasons with Texas, and Rangers general manager Jon Daniels said Thursday that he had tried to re-sign him before Uehara decided to accept Boston's offer. ''We would have liked to have him back,'' Daniels said. ''We made an offer early in the process.'' Uehara had a 1.75 ERA in 37 relief appearances this year, holding batters to a .160 average. Earlier in the week, Texas agreed to an $8 million, two-year contract with Joakim Soria, who is coming back from elbow surgery. ''Once we signed Joakim, we held back from making other proposals to relievers right now, just `til we know what's going on with the rest of the club,'' Daniels said. ''It's still an area that we need to continue to address, and that's why we tried to do it a little on the cheaper side while we look at some of these other things.''
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There is no party like the party in Ibiza. Beginning in mid-May until October, might clubs and bars tend to remain open all night, never giving those dancing feet a rest. Considered the main party place in Europe, it could well be the party capital of the world. Ibiza is a multi-lingual town and a place where cultures tend to merge together. While exuberance hits a high mark, violence is rare, with the most noticeable feature a ribald camaraderie and a willingness to share the high-spirited fun. Some of the reputation for camaraderie was tarnished when a fight broke out between Justin Bieber and Orlando Bloom, but in a town that is rapidly gaining the patronage of celebrities, perhaps this is to be expected.
Ibiza's reputation as a party town began during the beatnik and hippie era, when international travellers began settling in and calling the relaxed, liberal town their home. Beatniks and hippies mean plenty of live music, and it didn't take long for entrepreneurs to figure out that the best way to run a business in Ibiza was to open a nightclub. What began humbly became a contest for King of the night life, with club life ranging from students in tee shirts and jeans to the uber-rich enjoying a swinging holiday. Even if you find the night clubs a bit too expensive for your tastes, there are plenty of festivals you can catch with live music and free food and drinks.
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On the less crowded evenings, you will realize the actual enormity of this popular hangout. The 3,000 capacity venue has five different rooms. The main room is for house music and techno. If your preferences lean more toward disco, you will appreciate the Funky Room. The Roof Terrace has a lounge and a place to chill-out and just bask in Ibiza's tranquil evenings. If you like Retro Pop, no problem. The Sweet Room will cater to you. If you want a bit of Pacha's original flavour, they've kept it preserved in the Global Room, where the rocking sounds range from rhythm and blues to modern day hip-hop.
Back in the day, when all night parties became the battle cry for evening entertainment, "Space" was the place to go and continues to be a popular attraction for those who wanted to dance 'till dawn. Still a primary destination, the club that began in the 1990's as a roaring funky music scene, now officially closes around 6:00 and reopens at 19:30.
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Get down, get rocking, catch the all night fever at "Amnesia", the traditional meeting point for idealists and counter-cultural revolutionaries. Situated in an eighteenth century house turned discotheque, the party place has a long history of rock and roll artists who escaped to Ibiza to vacation their minds but brought their music with them. Here the Rolling Stones kicked back on a holiday and Pink Floyd added his compositions for the movie, "More". In the summer of 1978, Bob Marley gave his unforgettable performance, while "Saturday Night Fever" showed its premier release.
There's nothing like rocking down at an open-air party, charged with the best in state-of-the-arts sound equipment. From four bars, Amnesia's staging area has increased to sixteen, with over two hundred employees during the summer months. International top bands perform on the stage, with names like Underworld, Snoop Dog and Etienne de Crecy. The club has received a number of awards, including the Certificate de Excelencia, the IDMA winner and is the three times winner of the "Best Global Club" award.
Clubbing in Ibiza is usually frenzied and wild, catering to the young and uninhibited, but you can escape to a mellower social life. Discreetly located on a back street in the shadows of the castle walls at Dalt Vila is the Teatro Pereyra. The wood-beamed, high-ceilinged neighbourhood salon offers a relaxing café environment by day, and a funky jazz musical scene by night. Normally attracting a more mature, mellower crowd, the feet still begin to move on their own accord by midnight. The sounds become increasingly spontaneous and improvisational, adding to the spirit of Ibiza's cheerful nightlife.
Use your radar to discover the sounds that fit you best. Along with the world famous clubs, there are plenty of bars and taverns that will whet your appetite for the freedom loving sounds of Ibiza, even if you're not into techno or House music. Parties are often held in country villas, tucked away into the woods for underground Trance music, or simply on the streets in all-day, all-night festivities.
While Ibiza is indisputably the most active night life centre in the world, in recent years, authorities have been trying to change the image a bit, offering venues for entertainment that are a little more family oriented, although the cry continues; "viva la fiesta".
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BeschreibungAfter more than twenty years of use Good Laboratory Practice, or GLP, has attained a secure place in the world of testing chemicals and other "test items" with regard to their safety for humans and the environment. Gone are the days when the GLP regulations were hotly debated amongst scientists in academia and industry and were accused of stifling flexibility in, imaginative approaches to, and science-based conduct of, all kinds of studies concerned with toxic effects and other parameters important for the evaluation and assessment of products submitted for registration and permission to market. The GLP regulations have developed from rules on how to exactly document the planning, conduct and reporting of toxicity studies to a quality system for the management of a multitude of study types, from the simple determination of a physical/chemical parameter to the most complex field studies or ecotoxicology studies. At the same time the term "Good Laboratory Practice" has become somewhat of a slogan with the aim to characterise any reliably conducted laboratory work.
InhaltsverzeichnisI. What is Good Laboratory Practice All About?- 1. Introduction.- 2. The History of GLP.- 2.1 The Early Days and the Causative Events.- 2.2 The First Regulations.- 2.3 International Ripples: The OECD Principles.- 2.4 The Principles and Their Interpretation.- 2.5 Closing the Circle? - The Detection of Test Item in Control Samples.- 3. The Idea Behind GLP.- 4. The Areas of Application.- 5. The Pillars of Good Laboratory Practice.- 6. Where Can GLP be Profitably Applied?- 7. GLP and Other Laboratory Quality Systems.- II. How is Good Laboratory Practice Regulated?- 1. Introduction.- 2. Definitions in GLP.- 2.1 Good Laboratory Practice.- 2.2 Management.- 2.3 Study Director and Principal Investigator.- 2.4 Test Facility and Test Site.- 2.5 The Study.- 2.6 Short-Term Studies.- 2.7 Initiation, Starting and Completion Dates.- 2.8 Study Plan, Amendments and Deviations.- 2.9 Raw Data 94.- 2.10 The Phases of a Study.- 2.11 The Master Schedule.- 2.12 Test and Reference Item.- 2.13 Additional Definitions.- 3. Responsibilities in Good Laboratory Practice.- 3.1 Management.- 3.2 Study Director and Principal Investigator.- 3.3 Study Personnel.- 3.4 The Sponsor.- 4. The Quality Assurance Programme.- 4.1 General Considerations.- 4.2 Quality Assurance Inspections.- 4.3 Quality Assurance Inspection Reports.- 4.4 Audits of Raw Data and of Final Reports.- 4.5 The Quality Assurance Statement.- 5. Facilities.- 5.1 General Requirements.- 5.2 Test System Facilities.- 5.3 Facilities for Handling Test and Reference Items.- 5.4 Archive Facilities.- 6. Apparatus, Materials and Reagents.- 7. Computerised Systems.- 7.1 Introduction.- 7.2 Basic Considerations.- 7.3 Data considerations.- 7.4 Prospective Validation.- 7.5 Retrospective Evaluation.- 7.6 Maintenance and Change Control.- 7.7 Security.- 7.8 Levels of Complexity.- 8. Test Systems.- 8.1 Physical/Chemical Test Systems.- 8.2 Biological Test Systems.- 9. Test and Reference Items.- 9.1 Handling andDocumentation.- 9.2 Characterisation.- 9.3 Expiry Dates.- 9.4 Sample Retention.- 10. Standard Operating Procedures.- 10.1 Introduction.- 10.2 The Format.- 10.3 Issue, Approval and Distribution.- 10.4 On-line SOPs.- 10.5 The Content.- 10.6 Where are SOPs required?- 11. Study Performance and Reporting.- 11.1 The Study Plan.- 11.2 Study Conduct.- 11.3 The Final Report.- 11.4 Re-opening and Amending a Study.- 11.5 Discontinued Studies.- 12. The Archives.- 12.1 Storage Period.- 12.2 Indexing and Retrieval.- 12.3 Security.- 12.4 Archiving of Electronic Raw Data.- 12.5 Archive location, merging and dissolution.- III. How can Good Laboratory Practice be Introduced in a Test Facility?- 1. Introduction.- 2. General Aspects.- 3. A General Way to Implementation.- 3.1 The preliminaries.- 3.2 The organisation.- 3.3 Separation and distribution of facilities and equipment.- 3.4 Interlude: Personnel documentation.- 3.5 Distributing Responsibilities.- 3.6 The Major Task: Standard Operating Procedures.- 3.7 Second Interlude: Quality Assurance and IT.- 3.8 The Personnel: Education and Training.- 3.9 Study Plans.- 3.10 Test and Reference Item Issues.- 3.11 Study Conduct.- IV. How is Compliance with Good Laboratory Practice Monitored?- 1. Introduction.- 2. National Monitoring Authorities.- 3. MOUs, MRAs, and MJVs.
PressestimmenFrom the reviews of the second edition:
"This second edition has clarified and expanded numerous aspects of the GLP requirements from the previous edition ... . The book is very detailed in its discussion of each section of the GLP principles and explains the meaning of each of these requirements. ... In summary, the book is of value to those individuals new to the discipline of GLP, those who require clarification on GLP requirements and those organisations implementing GLP for the first time." (T. R. Stiles, BTS Newsletter, Issue 28, 2006)
"The book delivers a comprehensive examination of the critically important regimen of GLP. For laboratory managers it is a 'must' for initiating or enhancing laboratory contribution to clinical and environmental studies." (Geoffrey Phillips, The Pharmaceutical Journal, 2007)
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Join us for two weeks of meditation and yoga exploring how to integrate mindful awareness in our daily activities as well as learning new ways of deepening our moment to moment awareness and concentration.
The retreat will have daily sessions of sitting meditation, walking meditation, yoga, cha chan (tea meditation) as well as karma yoga around the Dharmalaya campus.
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Through the practice of calming and concentrating the mind (Shamatha) and body first, we are able to start to notice our current state of being. In shamatha meditation practice, a point of focus is chosen to develop and strengthen concentration and focused awareness.
This is done whilst doing sitting and walking meditation. Also during the practice of yoga & pranayama focus is placed on movement, breath and gaze.
After a few days of familiarization, the method will change from a single point of focus to a broader, more encompassing awareness and mindfulness based on the traditional teachings of the Satipatana Sutra.
Mindful awareness will be placed on both physical (body) and mental (mind & emotions) experiences as they arise.
This will enable the practitioner to remain aware, focused and objective in daily activities and encounters with self, family, friends, colleagues and in whatever situation one finds oneself in.
When stress, anxiety or frustration arises, as it does, we should be able to create a space within ourselves to clearly assess and understand each situation without becoming swept away by emotion often attached to these situations.
With more clarity, we can decide the best way for resolving internal and external issues resulting in more time spent in a happy peaceful calm state of mind. We will also develop the practice of loving kindness and self-compassion which forms an integral part of living a more balanced and aware life of both self and others.
Methods and Techniques learned
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Metta meditation (loving kindness and self-compassion)
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Basic Yoga & Pranayama
Yoga Nidra: relaxation with awareness
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The retreat will be held at the wonderful Dharmalaya Institute in Bir. Located in the foothills of the Dhauladhar Himalayas Dharmalaya is surrounded by evergreen forests, snow-capped peaks and an abundance of fresh clean mountain air.
The institute is a home for contemplative practices and well as a place to study eco architecture and building.
During this retreat, we will explore methods with a gentle approach to give us skillful tools to navigate our day-to-day lives.
We will have the opportunity to practice during work activities, meditation and yoga sessions and even during seemingly mundane activities such as simply drinking tea.
Practicing mindfulness to train and tame the mind in order to lead a peaceful, mindfully balanced and fulfilling life.
I first became interested in yoga in my late teens after reading Ram Das's inspiring book 'Be Here Now' and immediately immersed myself in learning the sequence from it, later adding the standard Surya Namaskar.
At the time I also started practicing at the Sivananda School of Yoga in Johannesburg with Swami Isvarananda and Swami Karunananda.
In 2001 I was ordained as a novice monk (sramanera) in the Taiwanese Ch'an tradition, at Nan Hua Temple in South Africa.
I practiced yoga daily and was asked by the Meditation Master to instruct and lead morning and evening yoga sessions regularly for participants of the retreats as well as daily at the retreat center there.
He was also requested to lead the classes for women at the women's retreat.
In 2003-2010 I lived in India and Nepal full time to continue my intensive study and practice of Vajrayana Buddhism and Indic philosophy under the guidance of a number of eminent Tibetan lamas.
I spent a lot of time in intensive retreat and receiving empowerments in the Vajrayana meditation lineage.
In 2010 I returned to South Africa and continued to practice at the Sivananda Ashram in Johannesburg. At that time I was offered teacher training by Swami Karunananda however I moved to Europe shortly thereafter.
In 2015 I completed the Yoga London Vinyasa flow 200HR YTT with Rahoul Masrani (Yoga Alliance USA Accredited).
Since the completion of the teacher training, I have been teaching yoga in the Royal Parks of London weekly and also during the annual summer retreat in France at Shenten Tibetan Buddhist Centre.
My main practice is Buddhist Meditation - Anu Yoga, Ati Yoga, Mahamudra and Tsalung (pranayama). My yoga practice is slow traditional Hatha style with an ashtanga influence with emphasis on meditation.
I also lead regular meditation sessions in Buddhist practice and mindfulness (satipathana).
I teach in the style of slow yet flowing asana with emphasis on integrating meditation and awareness into the physical practice. All classes I teach end with meditation either during the savasana or afterward as a separate practice.
"Many people are not yet ready, to make fundamental changes to their lifestyles or ways of thinking.
However many spiritual traditions require a willingness to surrender the ego in order for authentic progress to be made.
Yet with Yoga, because of its multi-faceted nature, practitioners can start with the internal or external practices, or both,
and still get immense benefit from it which can start a deeper and more meaningful inner journey.
It is my sincerest wish to be able to impart the nectar of the teaching of Raja Yoga (meditation) and Hatha Yoga to anyone who wishes to learn and to make myself a servant of the teachings to benefit all."
There is a basic dormitory room in the main building of the Dharmalaya Institute with three to six simple beds, each with pillow, sheet, and blanket.
Dharmalaya offers several private rooms in a beautiful, traditional-style adobe building, as well as a private studio cottage with loft, attached bath, and kitchenette- (limited availability)
Dharmalaya is an Indian charitable organisation devoted to education and empowerment for compassionate living, with a practical focus on sustainable village development, contemplative service-learning, immersive ecotourism, and the preservation and adaptation of traditional wisdom.
Dharmalaya's mission is to unite the best of traditional wisdom with creative innovation to produce compelling possibilities for sustainable and compassionate living in the Himalayas and beyond.
We envision local and global communities that apply humanity's gifts of intelligence, creativity, and caring to synthesize the very best of both tradition and modernity, particularly as manifest in ecological sustainability, applied compassion, and shared prosperity.
In service of its mission, Dharmalaya conducts an array of complementary educational and charitable programs spanning the fields of economic self-sufficiency, environmental stewardship, experiential education, community service, health, and personal development.
Most of our programs are offered either free of charge or for a modest fee or voluntary donation, for local, national and international participants alike. All these diverse activities serve a common prime objective: to develop and promote innovative, integrated approaches to sustainable development, meaningful real-world education, and altruistic service.
Dharmalaya is founded and managed by a multi-disciplinary, international team of people committed to creating a more compassionate and sustainable world.
Principles & Practices
Dharmalaya is a neo-traditional NGO, meaning that we endeavor to learn from the past and experiment in the present to forge a more harmonious future.
Dharmalaya is a nonsectarian educational and charitable organization that respects all the great wisdom traditions of the world but is not affiliated with any religious group. It is rooted in the traditional Indian ethical principles of karuna (compassion),ahimsa (non-harming), maitri/metta (loving kindness to all) and seva (service).
A complete understanding of these values as applied in the modern world includes not only caring for all living beings but also ecological responsibility expressed in a commitment to sustainable living.
The Meaning of the Name 'Dharmalaya'
The name Dharmalaya could be translated in several ways, due to the richness of meaning of the two Sanskrit words from which it is formed: dharma and alaya.
Dharma is a word with many levels of meaning. One literal rendering is 'that which is held', and traditionally it is used to refer to both philosophical understandings and meditative practice.
Dharma also means duty or responsibility, so a modern, secular definition of 'practicing dharma' could be 'living responsibly and cultivating awareness', or acting in accord with what the Dalai Lama calls 'universal responsibility' and 'secular ethics'.
Alaya also has different layers of meaning. The literal meaning is 'abode' or 'repository'. The deeper meaning is something that could be described as a reservoir of energy, knowledge, experience, memory, or potential.
Thus, taking all these meanings together, we translate 'Dharmalaya' as 'a place to live responsibly, learn deeply, and work with joyful diligence to activate our great potential for the benefit of all'.
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