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Wolves, Bulls ganging up on Cavs to weaken Cleveland's supporting cast?
There can be only one reason why the Bulls are making trade offers for Kevin Love: to force the Cavaliers to weaken themselves by giving more to the Wolves.
More analysis: Love trade idea Power Rankings | USA camp gives Love fest window
Turns out we've been looking at this Kevin Love deal all wrong, because to date we've been looking mostly at the Cleveland Cavaliers -- the team that would have to part with rookie Andrew Wiggins to get Love.
Should the Cavs trade Wiggins? Should they not? That's been the debate and focus, but as the days pass and clarity sets in and the Cavaliers reportedly have decided to include Wiggins in a package for Love, the focus should shift to Minnesota. That's where the story is, because the Timberwolves are one of two things, and either option is fascinating:
1. They're still the stupidest franchise in the NBA, even with the point-guard hoarder, David Kahn, long gone.
2. They're brilliant.
I'm leaning toward the latter, because like I said, David Kahn is gone and Flip Saunders is in charge of basketball operations -- and while Flip has never struck me as particularly brilliant, he's never struck me as the kind of bungler who would be fooled by what the Chicago Bulls are doing. What are the Bulls doing? Dangling more and more replaceable parts in a ridiculous, transparently futile attempt to acquire Kevin Love in a package that would be, talent-wise, pennies on the dollar.
The Bulls' latest offer is a solid veteran (Taj Gibson), a European mystery (Nikola Mirotic) and one potentially high-upside piece: rookie Doug McDermott. That's a trio of players who would help Minnesota be competitive this season, which the myopic Flip Saunders might be desperate enough to consider important, but not enough of a foundation to build its future. (Well, McDermott could be. He tore up the Summer League, and while that's not a definitive sign of future NBA stardom, it's impossible to ignore that McDermott has been the best scorer at every level of ball he's ever played. Will he be the best scorer in the NBA? No, of course not. But he could be a damn good one.)
That said, McDermott is a wild card, Gibson is replaceable and Mirotic is a complete mystery, as are most international big men who come to the NBA. Tiago Splitter had hype. So did Nene. The former has been serviceable at best. The latter, pretty good. Which description is Mirotic destined to be? And do the Wolves want to cross their fingers and find out?
The only thing that makes sense to me is that the Bulls and Wolves are ganging up on the Cavaliers to weaken Cleveland as much as possible -- Chicago by upping its offer and Minnesota by leaking to the media that it is intrigued by it, both of which have the same result the Bulls and Wolves want, if for different reasons: the Cavaliers upping their offer.
The only thing that makes sense to me, unless Flip Saunders is as delusional as David Kahn, is that the Wolves know they have to accept Andrew Wiggins and anyone else the Cavaliers are duped into including in the deal. Former No. 1 overall pick Anthony Bennett? Oh sure, Cleveland says. And a future No. 1 pick? Sigh, says Cleveland, but OK. And Dion Waiters?
Hmmm. Now it's getting interesting, because at some point the Cavaliers could be giving away too much. Question is, and this is a serious question, is "giving away too much" even possible when the return is Kevin Love, which would mean adding the best offensive power forward in the NBA (Love) to a team that already has the league's best player (LeBron James) and best young point guard (Kyrie Irving)?
Answer: Probably not. If the Wolves push for Wiggins, Bennett, a first-rounder and Waiters, and the Cavaliers are fooled into thinking it would take all of those assets to acquire Love, then the Cavaliers have to ship up all those assets, and Tristan Thompson, and a second-rounder, and maybe a few ball racks and some rolls of tape. Whatever it takes, they have to get Love. Because once you've decided to give up Wiggins, as Cleveland presumably has, everyone else is replaceable. Think about it: After you've decided that dealing Andrew Wiggins is worth it, how do you draw the line at a replaceable part like Dion Waiters? That's like selling the Maserati but hanging onto the Cadillac. I mean, a Caddy is nice. But you can always find another one.
The best way, the only way, to judge a monstrous NBA deal -- the kind involving more than two players and even more than two teams -- is the tried-and-true method of pure alpha-male dominance: Which team got the best player? That team won.
The same holds for judging trade packages: Which team is offering the best player? Then that package wins. And since Cleveland is offering Andrew Wiggins, the Cleveland offer wins. I mean, it's not even close. Wiggins is a potential top-five player in the league for a long time to come, and sooner rather than later, based on the way he performed in the Vegas Summer League. The Bulls can't offer anyone close to Wiggins; therefore, the Bulls' offer will never approach Cleveland's offer.
Unless Flip Saunders is an idiot, he knows this. And unless the Bulls are delusional, they know it, too. Which means they're doing whatever they can to drive up the Cavs' offer, hoping to weaken Cleveland's supporting cast as much as possible when Love shows up to give the Cavs the best Big Three in the league. Because Chicago is in the Eastern Conference, too, same as Cleveland. Chicago has Derrick Rose, Pau Gasol, Joakim Noah and coach Tom Thibodeau. If Rose stays healthy, the Bulls are the Cavaliers' biggest (only?) threat in the East -- and they can increase their odds by fooling Cleveland into including Thompson or Waiters or both in its offer to Minnesota.
Maybe I'm giving Minnesota too much credit for playing the Bulls against the Cavaliers, but I know how smart Chicago is. That's a franchise trying to hurt the Cavaliers. Which means the question is this:
How smart is Cleveland? And how long will it keep bidding against itself for Kevin Love?
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Last Friday was the 5th annual Luton and Bedfordshire community awards, celebrating the achievements of local people. Power chair skills trainer Richard Spencer was nominated by Back Up as Volunteer of the Year for his tireless efforts in teaching wheelchair skills in spinal centres and on courses teaching people new skills and building their confidence.
Pete Donnelly, Outreach and Support Manager says "Richard is a fantastic power chair skills trainer, bringing over 30 years of experience and that really is invaluable when it comes to supporting others. His empathetic nature means he can connect with people really well and they can definitely relate to him. Richard travels across the country to teach skills at spinal centres and courses as well helping to transform lives."
On the night, Richard turned up in his suave suit with his family and brimming with excitement. Richard's efforts volunteering with Back Up were duly recognised as he picked up the award for Volunteer of the Year. Well done Richard and thank you for all your support!

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The Harvard University Graduate School of Design in Massachusetts has announced the winners of the Richard Rogers Fellowship 2017. Launched in October 2016, the Fellowship seeks to act as an international platform assembling experts and practitioners from a broad range of disciplines, using the built environment to positively impact on the quality of human life. The six inaugural Fellows, selected from 200 applicants worldwide, will undertake three months of research at the Wimbledon House, a Grade II listed residence in London gifted to the School by world-renowned British architect Richard Rogers.
Richard Rogers Fellowship 2017 - Winners Announced
Harvard Announces Free Online Architecture Course
The Harvard Graduate School of Design has announced a new, free online course entitled "The Architectural Imagination." Taught by the school's Eliot Noyes Professor of Architectural Theory K. Michael Hays alongside Professor of Architectural History Erika Naginski and G. Ware Travelstead Professor of the History of Architecture and Technology Antoine Picon, the course is advertised as "introductory" level and described as teaching "how to 'read' architecture as a cultural expression as well as a technical achievement." It will be delivered through edX, a platform for high-quality massive open online courses (MOOCs) which was founded by Harvard and MIT in 2012.
Take Harvard's Online Course in Digital Photography for Free
If you've always wanted to take better photos and you have 10-15 hours to dedicate to the endeavor, you'll be pleased to know this: Harvard, one of the world's most renowned universities and home to the mighty GSD (Graduate School of Design)—whose faculty has included Rem Koolhaas, Zaha Hadid, Walter Gropius and many others—is offering a free course in digital photography.
Available via ALISON, an online learning community, the course offers 13 modules that promise to teach the basics behind good photography.
Iñaki Ábalos' Walter Gropius Lecture at Harvard GSD Dives Into the History and Evolution of the Monastery
As he ends his years of service at the Department of Architecture at the Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD), Iñaki Ábalos has given a Walter Gropius Lecture, customary for departing chairs.
Entitled "Architecture for the Search for Knowledge," the lecture is named for Ábalos' mantra by the same words, which is an aphorism written by Friedrich Nietzsche.
Throughout the event, Ábalos delved into various mixed-use typologies, each of which is in some way related to the basic typology of the medieval monastery.
Highlights of the lecture include:
Call for Entries: 2017 Wheelwright Prize
Harvard University GSD's Wheelwright Prize is a $100,000 travel-based research grant available to early-career architects worldwide. With an open competition process, the Wheelwright Prize recognizes the importance of field research to professional development, and reinforces Harvard GSD's dedication to fostering investigative approaches to contemporary design.
Watch Harvard GSD Celebrate Zaha Hadid in this Discussion Including Patrik Schumacher and Elia Zenghelis
In October, the Harvard Graduate School of Design (Harvard GSD) hosted "Zaha Hadid: A Celebration," an evening of presentations and discussion around the extraordinary work and life of the late Zaha Hadid. Six months on from Hadid's sudden passing in March, the Dean of Harvard GSD, Mohsen Mostafavi, introduced the event as the appropriate time to focus on creative recognition and "an evening of incredible celebration and enjoyment."
Planning for Conservation: Looking at Agra
This volume presents the research and speculations produced by scholars, Loeb Fellows and graduate students at Harvard Graduate School of Design by looking at possibilities for the city of Agra in India and the agency of design between Architecture, Critical Conservation, Urban Planning & Design, and Landscape Architecture in heritage conservation, economic development, and the planning of medium-sized South Asian cities.
Call for Applications: Richard Rogers Fellowship 2017
Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD) is pleased to announce a research residency at the Wimbledon House, a modern masterpiece designed by world-renowned British architect Richard Rogers. Open to accomplished professionals and scholars working in any field related to the built environment, the Richard Rogers Fellowship is dedicated to advancing research on a wide range of issues—social, economic, technological, political, environmental—that are critical to shaping the contemporary city.
Dinara Kasko's Design Background Inspires Architectural Desserts & Delicacies
Part of the beauty of an architectural education is that it provides you with design skills that can be applied to a wide variety to jobs. So when it came time for Kharkov University Architecture School graduate Dinara Kasko to select a career path, she chose to pursue something a little bit sweeter: architectural pastry chef.
Ecological Urbanism
While climate change, sustainable architecture and green technologies have become increasingly topical issues, concerns regarding the sustainability of the city are rarely addressed. The premise of Ecological Urbanism is that an ecological approach is urgently needed both as a remedial device for the contemporary city and an organizing principle for new cities.
The Top 12 Architecture Channels on Youtube
There's so much to learn about architecture, yet so little time. The smart architect knows to have a variety of sources for their architectural knowledge, and that's why we've put together a shortlist of our Top 12 Architecture Channels on Youtube, and picked some of their best videos for you to see. Read more to find out the best architecture videos, from sketching and rendering tutorials to architecture documentaries.
Harvard GSD Announces Anna Puigjaner as the Winner of 2016 Wheelwright Prize
Anna Puigjaner has been selected from nearly 200 applications as the winner of the Harvard University Graduate School of Design 2016 Wheelwright Prize. The $100,000 travel grant was awarded for her proposal, Kitchenless City: Architectural Systems for Social Welfare, for which she will study "exemplars of collective housing in Russia, Brazil, Sweden, China, Korea, and India, which reflect a variety of approaches to organizing and distributing domestic spaces." Puigjaner notes that this typology is "deeply understood as a tool for social transformations," and through her investigation, she hopes to apply new thinking to the housing dilemmas of today. The prize will fund her travel and research over the next two years.
Harvard GSD Shortlists 4 Architects for 2016 Wheelwright Prize
Harvard GSD has announced the four shortlisted architects for the 2016 Wheelwright Prize. Awarded annually, the $100,000 grant is for travel-based architectural research.
Selected from 200 applications from nearly 45 countries worldwide, the four finalists are from Italy, Spain and Chile. Each finalist will present their work and proposal on April 20. This year's jury includes Eva Franch, Jeannie Kim, Kiel Moe, Rafael Moneo, Benjamin Prosky, Mohsen Mostafavi, and K. Michael Hays.
Harvard GSD Students Win International Urban Design Competition for Shanghai Rail Station
A team of urban design students from the Harvard Graduate School of Design has won first prize in UD Shanghai's 2015 International Student Urban Design Competition for the Shanghai Railway Station Area. Through the competition, the team reimagined the "Shanghai Railway Station, one of the city's four major railway stations and one of China's major rail hubs, in the context of the next round of the Shanghai Master Plan (2020 to 2040). In particular, the competition asked teams to promote walkability and smoother traffic patterns," where the station creates a topographical gap, "and to consider thee-dimensional urban development around the station."
Rafael Moneo and Eva Franch i Gilabert Among Seven Jurors Announced for the 2016 Wheelwright Prize
The Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD) have announced Mohsen Mostafavi, Eva Franch i Gilabert, K. Michael Hays, Jeannie Kim, Benjamin Prosky, Rafael Moneo, and Kiel Moe as the jurors of the 2016 Wheelwright Prize. The award, "an open, international competition for early-career architects that supports travel-based research with a $100,000 grant," was relaunched as an international competition in 2012 and is now open to all graduates of professionally accredited programs within the last fifteen years. Last year's winner was Erik l'Heureaux for his proposal to study the extreme climatic conditions of equatorial zones.
AIANY and Center for Architecture Name Benjamin Prosky as Executive Director
Following the resignation of Rick Bell earlier this year, AIANY and The Center for Architecture have appointed Benjamin Prosky as Executive Director. Prosky will assume his new position in early 2016, after stepping down as Assistant Dean for Communications at Harvard University Graduate School of Design (GSD).
"Ben brings a unique energy, intelligence, and experience to the executive director position," said Carol Loewenson, incoming president of AIA New York and partner at Mitchell/Giurgola Architects, in a statement. "AIANY is poised for great change: more outreach, greater membership value, deeper connections to the academy, and a stronger role in actively impacting the design of our city. Ben is the right person to imagine the AIANY of the future. We are thrilled to have him on board to lead our organization."
Calvin Klein Lectures on the Role of Architecture in Fashion
"To me, light and space is the great luxury" - Calvin Klein
Like architecture, fashion is an art dealing with structure and shape, one that relates to the form and function of the human body. Oftentimes the introduction of a small element, such as a zipper or a doorknob, can completely alter the perception of a work. In the end, image is in the details. So it should come as no surprise that legendary designer Calvin Klein holds a strong relationship with architecture.
In his lecture earlier this month at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, Klein describes how architecture has played a role in his designs and campaigns over his 40-plus year career. His self-proclaimed love of minimalism is displayed in photoshoots in locations ranging from the white walls of Satorini, to the earthen forms of Taos Pueblo, to Donald Judd's Chinati Foundation, and his Madison Avenue store helped to accelerate the career of acclaimed minimalist architect John Pawson. Watch the video above for more of Klein thoughts on architectural fashion and designs for his own living spaces, and visit the Harvard Gazette here for more on his visit.
Madrid Río Wins Harvard's Veronica Rudge Green Prize in Urban Design
Madrid Río, a 120-hectare linear park that transformed the banks of Madrid's Manzanares River, has been awarded the Harvard Graduate School of Design's 12th Veronica Rudge Green Prize in Urban Design. Designed by Burgos & Garrido, Porras & La Casta, Rubio & Álvarez-Sala, and West 8, the public park completed its final phase this year - 10 years after being announced as winner of project's international competition.
"The decision to award Madrid Río the Green Prize in Urban Design was motivated by the jury's desire to highlight the potential for thoughtfully planned and carefully executed mobility infrastructures to transform a city and its region," commented jury chair Rahul Mehrotra, Professor of Urban Design and Planning at Harvard GSD. "The extent to which the project harnesses the deployment of new infrastructures as an opportunity to repair and regenerate the city through carefully articulated design interventions is particularly valuable within the context of contemporary urbanization globally."


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Rowan University sophomore Nicole Cummings saved money this year by forgoing a meal plan.
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Jayden's Stand
A first attempt at writing some medieval melee fantasy
Jayden turned and with a subtle move from his wrist, deflected the sword from biting into his flesh. He danced out of the reach of the man who was trying to kill him and exhaled a sharp breath and then inhaled deeply to try and get his racing heart and breathing back under control.
He felt a little steadier as he flicked his blade out to his right side to shed the blood from the blade. His adversary leeped forward, closing the distance so he could thrust through the opening in his guard. Jayden pivoted his wrist and brought his elbow up as his blade countered the thrust and the continued around on the arc that the shoulder and wrist provided.
He stepped back and his left hand came up to meet the handle as the sword moved out from around the back of his body as his cut exploded through the man's armour. Blood and viscera spraying everywhere, drenching Jayden as his sword came free of the now dead man.
He performed the spill again, and the excess blood was shed from his sword. He did this automatically, the thought that if he didn't the sword would be held by the body of the next person he killed didn't occur to him anymore. Like so many things that he had been taught, the why faded into merely doing.
Replaced by the sub-concious knowledge that the action was necessary to his survival. He then leaned into his next step, and with the half tilt method he sheathed his sword. This method was synonymous with the sword style he had been taught. He climbed the slight rise to the top of the hill and looked onto the plain.
A sudden sense of wrongness washed over him and he moved to his left. A blade split the air where his chest was a moment ago. Jayden knew he had to move and fast, otherwise he would be unable to turn and face this new threat. A second later he was ten metres away and as he turned to face this newest threat he saw bewilderment, panic and fear on the man's face.
To him it would have looked like he had suddenly disappeared into thin air. Jayden was confused as to how he had pulled that off himself, but he didn't have time to find out. He stepped out from the stand of trees that ran back along the hill and gave a short whistle to attract the attention of the soldier, who was looking around trying to sense the next threat. The man turned suddenly and his jaw hardened as the will to kill replaced his fear of the unknown.
Jayden surged forward, his movements timed and crafted by his instructors to have that deadly flowing grace. He met the man's blade with his own. In seconds his blade slipped past the soldier's meagre defenses and he struck hard, his sword rupturing armour and flesh alike.
A surprised look gripped the soldier's face face as his body collapsed to the earth. the muscles unable to keep him standing as shock replaced surprise. The man's chest heaved for a final time and his face fell slack as he faded into oblivion and then was dragged into death's embrace. Jayden didn't have long to catch his breath as two enemy spearmen surged up the hill and into the dell where he was.
Jayden took up the stance known as Cat Crosses the Courtyard. The two spearmen spread apart and came at him from either side. He flowed through the stances, Courtier taps his fan to Heron parts the rushes, as his blood pounded in his ears, in time with the stroke of his blade.
He heard the rythymn of his sword play as music, more soldiers rushed him as he dispatched spear and axe, flail and mace, sword and halberd. He danced the dance of death, and none were able to match his skill. Faster and faster he moved, until it seemed as if his sword wasn't even involved in the cutting. As if the flesh split apart just before the blade struck, as if the swords were blocked or parried or already changing course before his blades physically touched them.
He thought that he was loosing himself to the dance, and imagined the cut on one opponent as he dealt with another. When he turned to face the other man, he was already cut in half, his entrails cooling in the dirt.
So shocked was he that he nearly missed parrying a spear that would have impaled him. It seemed an eternity later that he realised there was no one left to kill. The enemy was pulling back, Jayden breathed heavily as he shed the blood from his sword, wiped it clean on one of the multitude of dead bodies that surrounded him. He then executed the half tilt as he sheathed his sword and allowed himself to sink to his knees as a wave of exhaustion claimed him.


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Easy Calc - Camera Eye
By Fabian Martinez
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This is the best camera application out there.
Have you looked for cameras at the Store?
There are a lot, they are good, they all have something that makes them unique... well... you have ALL those features in this application.
With Easy Calc you can record video, audio or take pictures without being noticed.
NOTE: This application is intended to be used for fun. It's not intended to record hidden audio or video or any other thing that may violate other's privacy rights. It's not our intention to promote spying others.
• Record video and take pictures by just tapping the screen or use one of our smart shooting modes so you don't miss a scene! Delayed trigger, sequencer and so many other options will blow your mind!
• Our Motion Detector will allow you to save a lot of storage space by recording or shooting only when motion is detected. The Motion Detector is available as a paid feature inside the application.
• Easy Calc assures that your files will remain PRIVATE by giving you the chance to set a PIN#. You can also customize when you want to be asked to enter the PIN#: at application startup/resume and right after every capture you make. This will prevent that someone that grabs your device while recording can access your files.
• We don't copy, backup or upload your files anywhere. They are totally private and yours.
• Customizable smart PIN unlock screen. Chose between a default unlock screen or a camouflaged unlock screen that shows a functional calculator fooling anyone.
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• Select the video quality to save storage space.
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Spacious and Eco-Friendly House close to big tourist attractions
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Boyut171 metrekare
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- Aile / Çocuk dostu
- Klima
- Çamaşır makinesi / Kurutma makinesi
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Accommodation summary
172 sqm house - 1150 sqm plot
3 Living rooms, three bedrooms and one big landing
Patio and garden terrace
Sleeps up to 8 people
Features air solar heating, fireplace and heat pump
Has dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, electric cooker, oven, fridge / freezer, coffee maker, etc.
Surroundings in a few words;
Right by Rø Golf Course
1.2 km from Helligdomsklipperne and Bornholm Art Museum
1.0 km from Døndalen (by walking)
Great outdoors/nature just outside doorstep
Large recently refurbished spacious and comfortable house. The house consists of four bedrooms, a bathroom, a living room with a live fireplace. The house is incredibly energy friendly, as it has a heating pump installed with an efficiency coefficient abbove 5, as well as solar heating. The house also has a wonderful view of the Baltic sea.
Located close to the cliffs of Rø, the house is in an excellent location for hikes but is also close to the Bornholm art museum for aspiring art lovers across the world.
Come, relax and feel at home. Whether you are interested in nature or prefer relaxing with a book, this is the perfect house for you!
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|TRY 21 misafir başına/ekstra gece
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the studio,nice and elegant,interior is in the heart of Alfama which is THE BEST part of it.also close to the tube.A friendly and good bakeshop near.Try the cakes!
Ulrik is quick to respond when problems arise.Unforunately he could not solve the problem with Wi Fi.
Negative there is a nasty odor(dampness?)which sprays and dry flowers do not resolve.No/hardly natural light
Super cozy place to stay in the middle of beautifull Mouraria!
* Nice location in the middle of the life of Alfama
Use the map provided by Ulrik to find the a little bit hidden place.
You'll have to walk ~5 min uphill with your suitcase - the price of living in the middle of Alfama ;-)
* Perfect organization, all important questions answered by Ulrik in confirmation mail plus plenty of bonus material on Lisbon
We enjoyed our stay in Lisbon very much. The apartment is great and its location in Alfama is perfect to stroll around and get to know all this nice little places, local restaurants and sights this historic area has to offer. The way the apartment was refurbished is awesome and just fits. As you can see from the pictures and the description the place is rather small. But given the fact that no one spends too much time in his apartment in a city like Lisbon we rather enjoyed the cozy atmosphere. It is bright, everything you need to prepare a simple meal is there, the shower works well ;) and by the way... you have a great and very helpful host.
We really enjoyed our stay at the small Apartment in Alfama. It was clean and bright, newly renovated and perfectly located if you`re staying for a city-trip. Even in September it can get quit hot in the Apartment - luckily we had two fans and an aircooler.
The only thing to criticize would be the difficulty we had to find the house in Alfama at the night we arrived. Even garbage collector working 50 metres next to the building didn't know where the tiny little street was located. All in all we spent a great time in Lissabon and we would book with Ulrik again.
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
It is a very nice place, perfectly located in a quite street of Alfama and Ulrik is a very nice guy giving all you need for a nice tiçe in lisbonn so we recommend him.
Die Wohnung ist O.K. Leider hat sie kein Fenster, nur die Milchglasscheibe in der Tür. Die Wohnung liegt urig in der Alfama. Die Umgebung ist bis in die Nacht sehr laut.
Die Wohnung ist ein guter Ausgangspunkt für alle Unternehmungen in der Stadt, sehr zentral und in der Woche erstaunlich ruhig. Mouraria II ist für ein paar Tage angenehm, die Bewegungsfreiheit ist nur etwas gering. Die Sauberkeit war gut. Das Bad ist sehr klein, genau so breit wie die Duschkabine. Eine Seite des Bettes steht an der Wand, so dass man nach unten aussteigen muss, wenn da nicht ein Ventilator oder eine kleine Heizung ständen. Die haben wir weggeräumt, dann klappte es gut. Die Küche reicht für Frühstück und kleine Gerichte, der Kühlschrank ist eher zu klein, kühlte aber gut. Unten an der Straße eine sehr günstige Frühstücksgelegenheit mit leckerem Kaffee und Süßkram. Mouraria ist ein altes Viertel, und nicht auf den ersten Blick einnehmend. Im Viertel werden bedeutenden Fado-Sängerinnen und -Sängern mit Gedenktafeln geehrt. Alles in Allem gut mit **. Würde ich wieder wählen
Super séjour à Lisbonne.
Ulrik a été un très bon hôte, l'appartement est superbe.
On recommande.
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5 Day Luxury Tour of Chengdu-Leshan-Chengdu
Tour Code: CTCD01
Tour Duration: 5 Days
Attractions: Leshan Giant Buddha, Wuhou Memorial Temple, Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, Jinli Street, Dufu's Thatched Cottage, Sanxingdui Ruins, People's Park
Tour Overview: Visit the world's largest panda reserve, the world's tallest Buddha statue
- Tour Summary
- Day by Day Itinerary
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|Tour Dates
|Services Provided
|Meals Included
|Day 1
Arrive in Chengdu, be met and transferred to hotel.
|Day 2
Full day tour to Leshan Giant Buddha and take the river cruise to enjoy the Giant Buddha completely, then drive back to Chengdu.
|Day 3
Full day tour to Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding Sanxingdui Ruins
|Day 4
Full day Chengdu city tour to Dufu's Thatched Cottage Wuhou Memorial Temple , Jinli Street and People's Park .
|Day 5
|Free at leisure till be transferred to airport for your flight departure. Details...
|Tour Class
|Group Size
|Single Room
|Peak Season
|3*(Tourist Class)
|4*(Deluxe Class)
|5*(First Class)
Price Inclusions and Exclusions
Price IncludeA. Entrance fees:To scenic spots as listed above in the itinerary.
B. Meals: All meals as specified in the itinerary.
C. Private Transfers: Among airports, hotels and scenic spots while sightseeing in the above cities by the private air conditioned vehicle.
D. Guide and Driver: As outlined in the itinerary, a well selected English-speaking guide and driver will accompany you throughout the entire tour in that city. They do not fly with you from one city to another.
E. Hotels: Hotel Based on two persons sharing one room with twin beds. All hotels as listed in the above itinerary serve daily western or Chinese breakfast. All rooms are air-conditioned with private facilities unless specified.
F. Luggage Transfers: Between airports and hotels.
G. Service Charge & Government Taxes.
H. Travel insurance in mainland China during the above travel period.
I. Arrangements: The tour cost includes planning, handling, operational and communication charges.
Price ExcludeA. Entry or Exit China International Airfare or train tickets.
B. Visa Fees.
C. Excess Baggage Charges.
D. Personal Expenses: Expenses of a purely personal nature such as laundry, drinks, fax, telephone call, optional activities, sightseeing or meals which are not included in the itinerary.
E. Meals: Any meals which are not specified with "B", "L" or "D".
F. Single Room Supplement.
G. Insurance coverage of personal loss, illness or damages incurred during your trip.
H. Gratuities, Tips to Guides and Drivers.
Day 1 Arrival Chengdu
Transfer via: Flight on your arrangement
Upon your arrival in Chengdu you will be met by your local guide and then be transferred to your hotel.
Day 2 Chengdu / Leshan / Chengdu (B, L)
Transfer via: Private vehicle on our arrangement
Sightseeing: Lenshan Giant Buddha
Today we will make a trip to famous Leshan Giant Buddha Statue. Leshan Giant Buddha is the largest Buddha in the world, about 71 meters high. It is a statue of Maitreya (a Bodhisattva usually represented as a very stout monk with a broad smile on his face and with his naked breast and paunch exposed to view) in sitting posture. It started to be carved in 713 A.D and finished 90 years later. Facing the river, the Buddha has symmetrical posture and looks which have been beautifully captured in its solemn stillness. It has three-meter-long (about 11 feet) fingers. The eight-meter-long (about 27 feet) instep is big enough for one hundred people to sit on and the 28-meter-wide (about 92 feet) shoulder is large enough to be a basketball playground. You will be astonished by its grace.
Day 3 Chengdu (B, L)
Sightseeing: Chengdu Panda Breeding Research Base, Sanxingdui Ruins
Today we will visit the Chengdu Panda Breeding Research Base, which was built to imitate the wild ecological environment of pandas. It covers a space of 92 acres, with a green coverage of 96 percent. The base created a perfect ecological environment for the living and breeding of pandas and other precious and rare wild animals. It breeds over 20 pandas and lesser pandas, black-necked cranes, white cranes and others.
Then we will drive to Sanxingdui Ruins. In the long-history city there are green hills and fresh water, the scenery is beautiful, the climate is gentle, the product is rich. The name Sanxingdui means the three-star mounds at the ruins, indicating three stars in company with the moon. The scientific discoveries and excavation to Sanxingdui unveiled the history of 5,000 years of ancient Shu.
Day 4 Chengdu (B, L)
Sightseeing: Dufu's Thatched Cottage, Wuhou Memorial Temple, Wangjiang Park
The Thatched Cottage of Dufu, located by the side of the Huanhua Stream in Chengdu's western suburb, will be our next stop. It was the residence of Dufu, the great poet of the Tang Dynasty when he took refuge in Chengdu. Du Fu (712-70 AD),one of China's most famous poets, left home at the tender age of 20, becoming a court official at the former capital in Chang'an (near Xi'an). Du Fu's civil service duties did not last long however, and he was captured by rebels and forced to flee the city for Chengdu after only a few years. It was in Chengdu, at this small and simple house, that Du Fu was inspired to write more than 200 poems which are regarded today as masterpieces of realist poetry.
And then you will visit the Wuhou Memorial Temple. The Temple is dedicated to Zhuge Liang, the Martial Marquis of Shu in the Three Kingdoms. His outstanding intelligence place Zhuge Liang above all emperors, generals, and ministers in history.
Afterwards you will take a walk along Jinli Street which is particularly representative for this city. It is recorded that as already during Qin Dynasty (221 BC - 206 BC), Jinli Street was the most famous place for baldachin - a rich, ornate cloth. During Shu Kingdom (221-263) it was one of the busiest commercial streets. Hence, it is known as 'First Street of the Shu Kingdom'. In order to reclaim the street's prosperity of former days, it was restored with contributions from the Wuhou Memorial Temple and was opened to public in October of 2004.
Finally we will take a walk around People's Park, and enjoy the beautiful nature there.
Day 5 Departure Chengdu (B)
Transfer via: Flight on your arrangement
Today you can enjoy some leisure time until your guide will pick you up and transfer you to the airport from where you will take the flight to your next destination.
Our family was very happy with our tour and the services of the tour guides drivers in each city were excellent. The hotels arranged by you were perfect for our famil... Read more »
Booking Code: VOC-20170326-S Tour Starting Date: Sunday, 26 March 2017
Client's information: Doreen Jung,Canada
Our family was very happy with our tour and the services of the tour guides & drivers in each city were excellent. The hotels arranged by you were perfect for our family and the meals provided were wonderful.
Thank your for all your organizing and help with our trip. Cici in Beijing, Wendy in Xian and Lee in Quilin were all fantastic tour guides. It was wonderful to see Lee again. She was our guide in 2014 when we visited Guilin and Yangshuo. Your agency helped us with our trip that time too.
Thanks for the lovely tea cups - they will always be reminders of a special time our family had on our holiday in China.
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My children said "It was a trip of a lifetime!" and we want to thank you for helping it go so well!
Have a good day and thanks again,
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Good morning, Hope all is well. I am sorry for the late email but it has been very busy on this side :-) Let me thank you for organizing once again a great... Read more »
Booking Code: VOC-20170223-S Tour Starting Date: Thursday, 23 February 2017
Client's information: Sandra Santos, Portuguese
Good morning,
Hope all is well.
I am sorry for the late email but it has been very busy on this side :-)
Let me thank you for organizing once again a great tour.
All went really well with Kevin the Tour guide - his command of English was really good.
Xi'an is an amazing city.
We had a great time.
Thank you once again.
Sandra Borja-Santos
Thank you for your follow-up email. I must commend your team as well as our guide and driver for their excellent service and job done. My young son felt ... Read more »
Booking Code: VOC-20161209-Z Tour Starting Date: Friday, 9 December 2016
Client's information: Yuyi Yeow, singapore
I must commend your team as well as our guide and driver for their excellent service and job done. We were very satisfied with the arrangements.
Thank you for your follow-up email. I must commend your team as well as our guide and driver for their excellent service and job done.
My young son felt at home with her, and she went out of her way to take care of him and entertain him during the trip. She was also very knowledgeable about most things that we had questions about. We were very satisfied with the arrangements.
I've attached a few photos of us having a great time. We were lucky to experience good weather in Nanjing as well during our travels, with no rain and warm temperatures.
Will definitely contact you when we next return to China.
Best Regards,
Thank you for organizing the trip, we had a great time. 1. Guide was excellent, helpful, informative but not intrusive. 2. Driver was very good, did not dri... Read more »
Booking Code: VOC-20161003-S Tour Starting Date: Monday, 3 October 2016
Client's information: Martin McMulkin, UK
1. Guide was excellent, helpful, informative but not intrusive.
2. Driver was very good, did not drive too fast or zig-zag along the roads. Only problem was that the seatbelt in the van did not work properly.
3. We chose your company as you gave us the best price by a big margin. Lots of companies seem to quote ridiculous prices for non-Chinese travelers.
Thank you very much and if we plan to visit somewhere unusual like this again I will get in touch with your company.
I had a great time in China. Our guide Summer was very nice and friendly and took good care of us. I chose you to provide our tour because of all the companies I co... Read more »
Booking Code: VOC-20160919-S Tour Starting Date: Monday, 19 September 2016
Client's information: Yolette, USA
I had a great time in China. Our guide Summer was very nice and friendly and took good care of us.
I chose you to provide our tour because of all the companies I contacted, you responded the fastest and friendliest. I appreciate it!
Thank you!
Thank you so much for organizing the Tour for us - my Boss loved it!!! All went well - actually much better than I thought it would be. The tour guide Lucy ... Read more »
Booking Code: VOC-20160917-S Tour Starting Date: Saturday, 17 September 2016
Client's information: Sandra Borja Santos, Portuguese
All went well - actually much better than I thought it would be.
The tour guide Lucy (Ling Ling) was simply amazing - what a wonderful lovable and knowledgeable person!!!!
She took care of us in the most perfect way.
If there's a tourist guide that can work really well with foreigners, it's Lucy.
Her command of English was simply great.
Thank you again for arranging everything.
Enjoy the rest of the day.
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Cara: DancingMature
Anna rushed out of the flat at full pace, unsurprisingly late after her wild night. I smiled and shook my head. Typical.
I'd already been to a lecture that morning; a nine o'clock lecture! I could tell I was going to hate that one. I went back in my room; all my things were unpacked and my room looked organised- I wasn't sure it would last though.
I pulled off my t-shirt and jeans, and threw on a sports bra and jacket, along with my joggers. Then I left the building and headed over to the dance studio.
I walked in to see a wooden sprung floor, mirrors lining one entire wall, and mats and a bar. It was perfect. I slung my bar down to the side and stretched. The woman at the front of desk said I would have an hour and a half before anyone wanted to use it, so I headed straight to the bar for a warm up.
I stretched my muscles for half an hour, and by the end of it I was sweating. Then I got to dancing.
I'd been dancing since I was three, and in the mirror I could see the toned muscles that proved it. Each jump was precise, each pirouette was spotted. Many of my friends had wondered why I hadn't chosen dance as my subject, and the fact was that I didn't think I was good enough. English took you more places than dance, and so I picked it. But as I danced around the studio I began to regret it. It felt right, this hard work, this physical joy. It felt incredible.
I was half way through a combination when the door opened and a woman appeared, her hair pulled up in a bobble and black three quaters and a black long armed crop top on. I stopped.
"No, carry on, you're good." I blushed and shook my head, going to my bag to leave. "Hey wait a second, are you not in my class?"
"No, I'm an English student."
"Why?" She laughed. "You're clearly a dancer."
"English is safer, and I'm not good enough to get picked for dance."
"Look, I've just been watching you for ten minutes through the door. You're good. Why don't you stay for my class and if you enjoy it then you could swap."
"I really shouldn't." I said, although it was obvious I did want to. I so did.
"Stay. You don't have to swap. But I'd like to see you learning more about dance than letting that talent go to waste."
I blushed again and nodded. So I put my bag down and followed her to the centre. Soon other people arrived. They all smiled at me and I met a few. It was their first class.
We danced for two hours, and I was thoroughly worn out at the end of it. As everyone grabbed their bags and began to leave, the teacher, whose name I had found out was Amy, came over.
"Cara, you did well. So are you going to swap?"
"I can't. I really want to, but I can't. I need a job, I need to have a steady one. I love dancing, but there's so many things that can go wrong."
"Sometimes you've got to take a chance."
"I know. But I can't with this. I just can't." My mum would kill me. Her mum had been a failed dancer, and she knew what it could do to people. She would hate me to be in that position. I couldn't bear to disappoint her.
"Well then, I'll see you at the next class."
"What?" I was shocked. Amy smiled.
"Someone who loves dance and performs as well as you shouldn't miss out just because she is scared of the future. I'd like you to come to classes. And if you can't make any because of English then I'll give you extra lessons. I think you could be a dancer. It's a shame this uni doesn't offer a joint course in English and Dance."
"I know, I was looking for that but there weren't any. Thank you, so so much!"
She grinned.
"Go on, before I change my mind." I practically skipped out of there. This was incredible! I had to tell Anna when I got back!


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Anthony "TJ" Jackson is a Senior Engineer of the Professional staff at the Johns Hopkins University-Applied Physics Laboratory. He has over 30 years of technical experience in the defense systems test and evaluation arena. In his primary task he provides the US Navy with analysis and assessment of reentry body systems deployed from Trident I/II Submarine Launched ballistic Missiles (SLBMs). Other tasks include responsibility for the telemetry data collection during Standard Missile–3 (SM-3) flight tests and annual reliability assessment of multiple reentry systems. "TJ" serves, as Treasurer for the National Consortium for Graduate Degrees for Minorities in Engineering and Science, Inc (GEM), is a member of the Industry Advisory Board (IAB) of the Electrical Engineering Department in the College of Engineering at North Carolina A&T (NCA&T) State University, and serves as Immediate Past Chairman of the Board of Directors for The Training Source, a non-profit training program in Capitol Heights, MD. He also served as the Regional Coordinator for the National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering, Inc. (NACME) Engineering Vanguard Scholars Program.
Born and raised in Washington, DC, "TJ" attended Bunker Hill elementary, Bertie Backus Jr. high, and T. Roosevelt high schools where he excelled in mathematics and athletics. He continued his education at North Carolina A&T State University (NCA&T) on a baseball scholarship and was also supported as an undergraduate by a NACME fellowship. He was selected as a GEM fellow his junior year at NCA&T. He received a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) in 1981 and his Master of Sciences Degree in Electrical Engineering (MSEE) – Solid State in 1983. His published thesis was Methods of Depositing Insulating Films on III-V Semiconductors for Device Applications.
"TJ" is a community service advocate. He spends several hours as a speaker/mentor to pre-college students in the Maryland MESA (Mathematics, Engineering, Science, Achievement) program. He is a science fair judge for the NAACP-ACTSO program and is a judge/supporter of the National Engineer's Week "Future Cities Competition." In 1990 he established the Anthony "TJ" Jackson Electrical Engineering Scholarship at NCA&T for undergraduate students from the Washington, DC area majoring in electrical engineering. He is a member of the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers), NSBE (National Society of Black Engineers), AIAA (American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics), North Carolina A&T Alumni Association (he is the Parliamentarian of the DC Chapter), a life member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., and an associate member of the Washington DC Urban League. He was the recipient of the 2003 GEM/NACME Outstanding Alumni Achievement Award, Young Alumnus Award and College of Engineering Alumni Achievement Award from his alma mater, and was a 1995 US Black Engineer of the Year Special Recognition Award winner.
Other interests include financial/estate planning, softball, golf, travel, home improvement projects, and Washington Redskins football. "TJ" currently resides in Bowie, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, DC, is married to his wife Sharon, and has one daughter, Antoinette, who is also a graduate of North Carolina A&T State University.


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Classic MGM musical with Busby Berkeley pulling all stops out to retell the story of legendary showman Ziegfeld by way of the mixed fortunes of three of his girls, with Turner as the one who hits the skids, Lamarr as the one who settles for marriage, and Garland as the one who makes the grade. An oddly intriguing mix of production numbers and melodrama, with Dailey outstanding as a sadistic prizefighter who gives Turner a hard time, and Garland at the height of her powers. Favourite numbers include: 'You Stepped Out of a Dream' and 'I'm Always Chasing Rainbows'.
Release details
|131 mins
Cast and crew
|Robert Z Leonard
|Marguerite Roberts, Sonya Levien
|James Stewart
Lana Turner
Judy Garland
Hedy Lamarr
Tony Martin
Jackie Cooper
Dan Dailey
Philip Dorn
Ian Hunter
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They thought they had lost their loved ones forever.
But she created new worlds where they could be found, sometimes for the very first time.
And so concludes another successful Jennifer Hint Memoir Month :).
This last one is about something that Jennifer does in her spare time that makes a powerful impact on a lot of people's lives, helping them through times of grief and often shining new light on their own histories.
Even though it's something of a hobby for her it's such a selfless one and comes from such a deep sense of caring for others that 'hobby' seems an inadequate word to describe it.
That just goes to show what an awesome and beautiful person she is though, even in her spare time she's working to help people and make their lives better. I love you Honey, happy birthday!


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NMS ~ Chapter Twenty-one
Neytiri walked ahead of Jay and Rhea with Sarabi and Sarafina on either side of her. The cold breeze blew her long braided hair back and made her shiver. There was snow on the ground and in the trees. The sky was overcast and Neytiri hoped it wouldn't snow while they were out.
"Hey, can we make camp for the day? We've traveled quite far, and quite honestly, I'm pretty tired," Rhea said, quickening her pace to walk beside Neytiri on her right side. Sarabi growled.
Neytiri glanced across at her with a calm expression as she forged on. "We'll go on for another few hours before stopping for the night," she told Rhea. Rhea's shoulders sagged and she fell behind. Out of her peripheral vision, Neytiri saw Jay smile and comfort Rhea. Neytiri scowled. The witch was an oversized spoiled baby. Berret had turned her into a principal's pet who knew nothing of life outside the school.
"Can we at least stop to eat?" Jay asked. From his voice Neytiri could easily tell he made the request on Rhea's behalf rather than his own. Neytiri sighed and stopped.
She turned to face her companions. "Fine, but make it a quick meal."
Jay scooped some sandwiches out of his backpack and handed one to each of the girls and kept one for himself. They sat in a triangle as the cats went out to hunt. They ate in silence and didn't even look at each other throughout the meal.
"It feels weird to be so far away from the school," Rhea commented, breaking the silence.
Jay nodded. "You've never known anywhere else, have you?" he asked.
Rhea shook her head. "I've been raised there my entire life."
"Sounds…exciting," Neytiri commented lamely, finishing her sandwich.
"Not really. You just go through the same routines every single day. Classes, work, life in general. Nothing in comparison to the traveling life of a Hunter. It must be amazing!" Rhea smiled in enthusiasm.
"Walking around al day fighting monsters and never knowing a real home? Not sure how that's much better." Jay looked down at his half-eaten sandwich.
Neytiri stood up. "Hurry up and finish that, Jay, you're the one who made us stop to eat." She turned around as Sarabi and Sarafina returned. Mufasa was right behind them. "Ready to go, girls?" she asked her cheetahs. Mufasa growled in response. "And boy?" she grinned as the large golden lion appeared to nod his head and smile.
Rhea and Jay got to their feet and the three began to walk again.
"Are we trying to get toLakanaLaketoday or something?" Rhea asked after a while.
"If you had ever been on travels, you would know it's best to cover as much ground as you can each day. Otherwise you simply get left behind and you'll never make it where you're trying to go." Neytiri quickened her pace and left Jay and Rhea behind. For some reason she was losing her temper quickly and she wanted to stay away from her friends in case she got angry and yelled at either of them for something.
Neytiri halted as she reached the top of a large hill. She looked out over it and gasped. Jay and Rhea ran to catch up with her.
"What's wrong? "Jay demanded, reaching the top of the hill. He and Rhea were both silenced by the sight in front of the,
"That is one very large forest," Rhea commented.
"Sekai forest," Neytiri murmured. "It's rumored to be filled with ghosts and Budgekakai and monsters from Greater to lesser." As Rhea stared at her in horror, she grinned. "Let's head in there, shall we?"
"Ooff, I willneverunderstand Hunters," Rhea muttered as she followed Neytiri and Jay, who had both dashed off ahead with their cats. Neytiri felt the cold air against her as she ran down the hill. With Jay by her side she felt like nothing could ever go wrong and they could remain in this serene world of grass and wind and flowers forever.
But as they slowed as they reached the bottom of the hill, Neytiri remembered that they were on a mission to find crests to help their friends defeat the Darkness. There was no time for happiness and bliss. They were in the middle of a war, and they had to keep themselves focused.
Rhea came to a sliding halt beside Jay and he helped steady her. Sarabi, Sarafina, and Mufasa had padded on ahead and entered the forest.
"Come on, guys," Neytiri rushed ahead. As she reached the beginning of the forst, she came to a stop. Through the trees she could see nothing because of how dark it was and how thick together the tree grew.
"How do we even get through there?" Rhea asked. Just then, Sarabi's head popped out from behind one tree. Sarafin and Mufasa came out from behind another.
"What's it like in there?" Neytiri asked them. Sarafina seemed to shrug, and since she didn't growl or snarl, Neytiri took that to be a positive sign. "Let's get going then, troops." She led Rhea and Jay around trunks and over fallen logs. They seemed to walk on and on forever and Neytiri could no longer tell what time it was as the sky was completely covered by branches and leaves. She couldn't catch a glimpse of a single star or shred of sky.
"I'm pretty sure it's well pastmidnightby now," Rhea muttered.
"You're right, we should probably make camp," Neytiri replied, stopping and swinging her backpack off her shoulders to get the tent out.
"Seriously?" Rhea asked, eyes excited.
Neytiri nodded with a smile. "Congratulate yourself on your first day as a traveler."
Rhea smiled. "I probably would have died without you two. I have no idea how you Hunters travel like this all your lives!"
Jay grinned. "When you've been raised a Hunter, it comes more naturally."
Neytiri set up the tent as Jay and Rhea took sandwiches out of Jay's backpack. They all sat down inside the tent with Sarabi, Sarafina, and Mufasa. Neytiri tossed some meat to the cats while Jay passed around sandwiches. Neytiri leaned back against the side of one of the beds and took a bite of her sandwich.
"So, if we continue at this pace, we'll make it toLakanaLaketomorrow night, and from there theKatakanMountainsare only a day away. It'll take three days from there to the Misai Glaciers though….And then five days to walk back down from there…"
"You've got it all planned out, don't you?" Rhea asked. "I might just pass out after we reachLakanaLake."
Jay laughed and pushed her lightly. "You'll be fine, Rhea. Neytiri and I are here, and we'll get you back to your mom safe and sound. Don't you worry." Jay winked and Rhea smiled.
Neytiri stood up and grabbed her bow and arrow.
"Where are you going?" Jay asked her, standing up and blocking her path to the entrance of the tent.
"I can't sit around here," Neytiri told him, stepping past him. "I need to get some fresh air."
"Why are you taking a weapon?" Rhea asked.
Jay and Neytiri both turned to her with criticizing looks.
"Hunters always carry their weapons, they're ready for anything at anytime," Jay said, sitting back down out of Neytiri's way. She left the tent and snapped her fingers to call Sarabi and Sarafina. The two cheetahs dashed out into the forest. Neytiri followed them slowly, glancing around.
Neytiri looked up and jumped onto a branch in a nearby tree. She looked down and saw Sarabi and Sarafina stalking a small elk. She hopped from her branch to a branch in the next tree. She climbed to a higher branch. She reached the top of the large tree and looked up at the sky. She leaned back against a crook of the tree and stared at the stars and smiled. The cold breeze blew her hair back and gave her a shiver.
She wondered how Rhea was going to make it back to the school in one piece when she had barely made it through the first day of traveling.
Neytiri sighed. She kept trying to tell herself she didn't notice it, but sitting out under the stars by herself she couldn't lie to herself.
She had seen the way Jay looked at Rhea when talking to her. And if she pretended she hadn't noticed the way Rhea looked back, she might die.
Neytiri shook her head and sighed. If Jay wanted to date Rhea, that was his choice. Who was she to stop him? If her best friend wanted to date a witch, she wasn't going to stop him. That was his choice to make.
She stood up on her branch and jumped straight down to the floor, landing on her feet. She stood up straight and looked around. Sarabi and Sarafina came running out of the woods and stopped in front of her.
"Ready, girls?" Neytiri asked, scratching each of their heads. They purred as the three headed back for the tent.
Neytiri froze as she heard high pitched scream.
"Let's go!" Neytiri went running for the tent, dashing along beside her sheetahs. They reached the clearing where the tent was located and Neytiri saw that the tent was destroyed, Jay was sitting up in a tree and Rhea was nowhere to be seen.
"What happened?" Rhea demanded. Jay hopped out of the tree and landed beside her.
"I have no idea. It was a werewolf. Rhea told me to stay away, but she got on its back and it took her away…" Jay looked startled. This was an expression Neytiri was not used to seeing on her friend's face.
"Why would she go with it willingly?" Neytiri asked, assessing the damage done to the tent. "And what happened over here?"
"How should I know? They're both Shadows, maybe they knew each other. As for the tent, the werewolf attacked us first. Rhea and I fought it before Rhea seemed to recognize it."
Neytiri nodded. "Where's Mufasa?"
"I sent him to track the werewolf and Rhea silently."
"Alright, good." Neytiri stood up from inspecting a broken arrow from Jay's quiver. "Well, this rather ruins the good night's rest I was looking forward to. Now we have to go find the kid." Neytiri unstrapped her bow from her quiver and looked to Jay, who was still standing where he had landed. "You coming?"
"You don't like her very much, do you?" he asked, not moving.
"Jay, this is hardly the time. We need to go find Rhea seeing as how she's a crucial part of this mission."
"Answer the question," Jay demanded, crossing his arms.
Neytiri sighed. "What do you want me to say? That I don't like her?" Jay didn't move. "I don't care enough to have an opinion, okay, Jay? She's a mission partner and that means I'm bound to her safety. I'm not going to let her run off with her werewolf boyfriend. So come on, lover boy." She began walking in the opposite direction from where Jay was standing.
Jay stepped toward her, green eyes glinting harshly. "Lover boy?"
Neytiri sighed and turned back to face him. "What?"
"Why are you calling me 'lover boy'?"
"Oh, like you weren't being obvious enough for me to notice?" Neytiri asked.
Suddenly, Jay's eyes hardened and his jaw clenched. "Oh, so now you're interested in my love life?"
"What is that supposed to mean?" Neytiri asked. "Now is the first time you've ever had a love life!"
"No thanks to you!" Jay cried and suddenly stopped himself. Neytiri stared at him for a moment.
"No thanks to me? You don't mean…" Neytiri gasped, blue eyes wide in shock.
Jay was nodding. "Right, you never once noticed. Not once." Jay stalked on ahead of her. "I'm going to go find her, you can come with me or you can stand there gaping like a fool."


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In the last decade, Guyana has made important progress in improving access to education at all levels, by increasing the number of trained teachers, providing more access to interactive technology, in particular computers, and upgrading physical facilities.
Despite this progress, Guyana's education system is still recovering from years of underinvestment and faces many challenges, including quality and equity of early childhood education services, teaching quality, and accessing reliable education data.
From 2006 to 2012, public sector allocations to education averaged 3.8% of GDP.
Guyana's education sector plan (ESP) 2014-2018 outlines two priorities:
- Increasing learning outcomes for all levels of education and all sub-groups.
- Decreasing the differences in learning outcomes between sub-groups, especially between students in coastal and hinterland schools. The learning outcomes of primary concern are literacy and numeracy, followed by science and technology.
The plan's outcome indicators include:
- Increasing the percentage of grade 4 students who master literacy to 50% by 2018
- Increasing the proportion of grade 6 students who earn 50% or more in core subjects to 40%
- Improving the percentage of students who pass tests in math, English and Science in public secondary schools to 60%.
The ESP adopts various strategies to address quality and equity issues, such as strengthening literacy and numeracy programs, increasing the number of trained teachers, improving the school environment, targeting of interventions to disadvantaged groups and strengthening sector governance and management.
All amounts are in US dollars.
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Source: World Bank - Education Data
Data on education are compiled by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Institute for Statistics from official responses to surveys and from reports provided by education authorities in each country.
Primary Gross Enrollment Rate (%)
Primary Completion Rate (%)
Lower Secondary Completion Rate (%)
Out-of-school Children Rate (%)
Domestic Financing
Public Expenditure on Education as Share of GDP (%)
Public Expenditure on Education as a Share of Public Expenditure (%)
Public Expenditure on Primary as a Share of Total Education Expenditure (%)
Student/Teacher Ratio
Teachers Trained (%)
GPE in Guyana
Given that Guyana has made great progress on the goal of universal primary education and remains committed to achieving universal secondary education by 2020, the country's focus has shifted to strengthening the foundation for learning through investments in early childhood education.
The overall objective of the project funded by the US$1.7 million GPE grant is to improve emergent literacy and numeracy outcomes for children at the nursery level and primary grade 1 in hinterland regions and targeted remote riverine areas.
The main priorities are:
- Capacity building for nursery and grade 1 teachers by strengthening teachers' content knowledge and pedagogy, particularly for the implementation of new strategies for the development of emergent literacy and numeracy skills.
- Improving supply of teaching and learning materials by:
- Providing early childhood education resource kits to all nursery and grade 1 classes.
- Monitoring and evaluating the use and impact of the early childhood education resource kits provided.
- Providing parent/caregiver education by:
- Carrying out community consultations of parental and/or caregiver involvement in education in selected project areas.
- Carrying out parent seminars as part of school parent/teacher association meetings and/or parent-teacher conferences.
- Providing early childhood education resource kits, to promote literacy and reading for community members including children.
- Developing and carrying out a mass media campaign to reinforce the role of parents in promoting their children's development of emergent literacy and numeracy skills.
- Providing support to the project implementation by:
- Carrying out project audits.
- Carrying out the financial management and procurement requirements under the project.
- Monitoring and evaluation of project activities.
- Financing operating costs.
The coordinating agency is the World Bank, which also acts as grant agent.
The US$32.9 million GPE grant awarded to Guyana contributed to the achievement of the following results:
- 13 learning resource centers were established in hinterland areas.
- 100% of teachers in hinterland and riverain areas received incentives to work in these remote regions (including the construction of 20 teacher houses).
- 78% of primary schools nationwide have a student:textbook ratiofor math and English of 1 to 1, compared with 57% in 2003.
- 100% of primary schools across the country received training to build a school improvement plan, and 342 schools received grants for these plans.
- 80% of schools in hinterland areas benefitted from the school feeding program.
Source: World Bank Implementation Completion Report - June 2013
During 2007–2012, all hinterland primary schools provided a locally produced and nutritionally balanced meal every day to students attending schools, benefiting over 16,000 students. Significant improvements in school enrollment, attendance, classroom participation and learning outcomes were attributable to the school feeding program.
The current grant was launched in September 2015 and is in the early stages of implementation.


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This creature was one of two types of ground sloths found at the La Brea tar pits, and depending on what source you choose was part of either the Paramylodon or Glossotherium genus. In any event, it lived from around 4.9 million years ago until about 11,000 years ago — and was named in honor of its discoverer, Dr. Richard Harlan, who found a lower jaw in 1835.
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Polka Dot top: Forever21 - like 3+ years old
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- Vanilla - Notes from my closet said...
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- February 7, 2012 at 10:40 PM
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In our attempts to pack and move I have been experiencing anxiety and depression...
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Some things have been easy. One can only hoard so many empty butter tubs before it becomes ridiculous.
Some have been harder. Last night I carried an old, faded, falling apart rag rug to the garbage bin. It had been in my mother's home when I was a teenager. She had put it in my room and every morning my bare feet would hit the soft cotton and I would stand there a minute orienting myself to the day ahead. I left for college and the rug stayed waiting for my weekend visits and holidays home.
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