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Peel will poke his spiky hair above the parapet for the Llanelli Scarlets at Leeds this afternoon in his first meaningful action since the Third Lions Test in Auckland on 9 July. Michael Owen turned out for the Newport-Gwent Dragons against Leicester on Friday night, and Martyn Williams was on the bench for the Cardiff Blues yesterday. In between has been a comparatively restful 12 weeks, which began for Peel with a fortnight's holiday in Australia, followed on his arrival home by a complete month off.
"It's only in the last two weeks I've been doing contact and skill work and team runs with the Scarlets," said Peel. "Before that it was fitness, weights and speed work on the pitch next door. It was tough all right, but what we didn't have to do was the contact. After the Lions I was ready for a rest, mentally as well."
England's wrangles with the demands of club and country have hogged the headlines of late. In South Africa the Springbok coach, Jake White, was forced to compromise over his wish for the top 10 players to sit out the remainder of the Currie Cup.
In Wales, as in Ireland, the needs of the national team are paramount. "Your contract is held by the region," said Peel, "but the region has signed a charter with the [Welsh Rugby] Union. The Union have imposed the rest period, so there was nothing we could do about it." It does not sound quite like a ringing endorsement, and the regions are unhappy that their Celtic League results have suffered.
But Peel will not be wanting for work from now until May in the League, Powergen Cup and Heineken Cup for the Scarlets, and in the November Tests and Six Nations for Wales. "I'll probably look back and be glad I had the rest," he said. "There's been plenty of banter around at Llanelli - 'feet up again, Dwayne?', all that sort of jazz. But there's no resentment, they're quite supportive really."
The most important distinction with England, where the RFU have published details of player appearances to the nearest minute, while clubs insist they know best when it comes to welfare, is that a difficult decision was taken out of the Welsh players' hands. "In England it was left to the players, really," said Peel. "If that had been the case in Wales most of the guys would have played earlier. Players always want to play."
And it would be a rare plan if it worked perfectly; injuries have still struck the Grand Slam winners. Of the 12 Welsh Lions, Gethin Jenkins (shoulder) and Gavin Henson (groin) have had surgery and are likely to miss the four autumn Tests, which kick off against New Zealand on 5 November. Shane Williams (groin) is touch and go, while Tom Shanklin (knee), Gareth Cooper (ankle operation) and the Ospreys back-row Ryan Jones (shoulder) are due back next week. Brent Cockbain was allowed to start the season with the Ospreys, while the France-based pair of Stephen Jones and Gareth Thomas were given no respite by Clermont-Auvergne and Toulouse. Indeed there was further bad news from France last night, with Jones badly twisting his ankle in a tackle. The injury is expected to keep him out for four weeks.
Peel beat off the competition from Cooper, England's Matt Dawson and Chris Cusiter of Scotland to start all three Lions internationals against the All Blacks. This afternoon he rejoins battle with Justin Marshall, the New Zealander now at Leeds. "This is a big couple of weeks for the Scarlets," said Peel. "We were disappointed not to win at Munster last weekend, when they had a top side out, and we want to keep the good performances going into the Heineken Cup. That's the big competition."
Peel pauses when asked if his game moved on with the Lions. Without saying so in as many words, he intimates that his memories are happier of the Grand Slam, and moments such as his singular celebratory war dance after Ryan Jones's opening try in the rout of Scotland at Murrayfield. "I haven't got a clue what I was doing," Peel said with a chuckle. "It's been replayed in training about a thousand times. Stephen Jones is the main culprit."
Tomorrow the Wales squad meet up for the first time this season, but Peel will be watched today by the defence coach, Clive Griffiths, who lives in Lancashire and is keeping tabs on the likes of Sale's Mark Taylor, Colin Charvis at Newcastle and Leeds's Richard Parks, Scott Morgan and Chris Rhys Jones.
The Tykes won the Power-gen Cup at Twickenham last season, but the change in format plus a new trophy under-mine any marketing hype that they are defending the title. Leeds' director of rugby, Phil Davies, had six seasons as captain at Stradey Park, though that was then and the Llanelli club and this is now and the Scarlets region.
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One of the big surprises of 1993 was H-Town, a vocal group that emerged from the stable of 2 Live Crew creator Luther Campbell. The single "Knockin' da Boots," a number three hit on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, established the group as part of the new breed of contemporary vocal groups harking back to vintage soul -- rather than new jack swing -- as their inspiration. The song's parent album, Fever for da Flavor, went platinum. The group's second and third albums, Beggin' After Dark (1994) and Ladies Edition, Woman's World (1997), both went gold, but their popularity continued to wane. Several years -- a period that included an automobile accident that took the life of founding member Kevin "Dino" Conner, as well as that of the singer's girlfriend -- preceded their fourth album, the self-issued Imitations of Life (2004). Surviving members Solomon "Shazam" Conner and Darryl "G.I." Jackson continued to record as H-Town, including the 2009 single "Knockin' Your Heels," on which they were joined by members of Jodeci and Pretty Ricky. Conner and Jackson continued to perform through the early 2010s. ~ Andy Kellman & Ron Wynn
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Coimbatore, Feb 14 (PTI): The seventh edition of TheGolden Leaf Indian Award Southern Tea Competition (TGLIA STC),has evoked a very good response, with a total of 175 entriesreceived for the national level screening at nearby Coonoor inNilgiris District today.
A six-member jury panel, representing major Indian teapacketers, exporters and leading brokers evaluated teas, CShreedharan, Convenor, Organising Committe, TGLIA STC, said.
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it really is. talked to my friend Luann in Spencer MA last night, they
still didn't have power and their's went off about 7pm Sat. night. She's
on a well so no water either. They had 4 trees (white birch) down but at
least they didn't come down on the house or the vehicles. She said it was
about 44 degrees IN the house. ugh. they got 15" when that storm came
through. Zem your pals in CT probably don't have power or phones w/ all
the lines down, I can only reach Lu on her cell.
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> > We had eight inches, and were without power for three days. Not fun. We
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> > no lights. Thank goodness for that, though - a hot shower is one of the
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> > greatest luxuries. We didn't run it all the time - just long enough at a
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> > get done what needed to be done. Even that required filling the tank
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> > a load of firewood delivered last week, so that helped, even though the
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> > able to get down to the back to see just how bad it is, but we can see
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> > limbs down from the Scholar Tree, and I'm pretty sure my curly willow is
> > down.
> > The top is out of the crabapple tree, and a big branch is down from a
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With a stay at Courtyard South Pattaya, you'll be centrally located in Pattaya, walking distance from Pattaya View Point and close to Pattaya Pier. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Walking Street and Khao Phra Tamnak.
Make yourself at home in one of the 132 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have rainfall showerheads and complimentary toiletries.
Enjoy a range of recreational amenities, including an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness center. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and babysitting/childcare (surcharge). Guests can catch a ride to nearby destinations on the area shuttle (surcharge).
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Dining is also available at a coffee shop/café, and 24-hour room service is provided. Meet other guests and eat at a complimentary reception. Relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge or a poolside bar.
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Featured amenities include a business center, express check-in, and express check-out. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference space and meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available on request), and free self parking is available onsite.
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- Children 4 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for buffet breakfast: THB 460 for adults and THB 230 for children (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: THB 2700 per vehicle (one way)
- Rollaway bed fee: THB 1500 per night
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Reporting From Glendale, California.
My favorite part about tonight's opening reception of the Next Big Bang, held at the East West Players in Little Tokyo, was that fact that playwright Philip Kan Gotanda drank beer from a bottle while giving his keynote speech—a sprawling history of his life as an artist, which really is a microcosm for the sprawling history of Asian-American theater. Anheuser-Busch provided free booze all night long, so it seemed appropriate to be drinking wherever you happened to be——in the courtyard, in the restroom, behind a podium speaking to practically every Asian-American theater leader in the country.
Without hesitation, he replied, "Be real."
It seemed like the right answer, although I kind of wished he said something that didn't make any sense, like, "Ponies look at trees funny."
I would've bought Philip a drink, but, remember, they were free, so it wouldn't have counted.
Theater artist and educator Roberta Uno gave the other keynote address. She's a thoughtful and very articulate speaker, who zeroed in on the evolving definitions of "Asian American," as well as "Asian-American theater"——pointing out that the multitude of subcategories that have cropped up over the years may be making traditional definitions of those terms irrelevant.
The most interesting part of her speech was the story of how Chinatown bus lines originated. Because there are more Chinese restaurants in the United States than McDonald's and several other major fast food joints combined, the business of bussing Chinese workers from Chinatowns on the East Coast to Chinatowns in other cities has become a very competitive yet lucrative venture. College students and travelers in the know are now taking advantage of $10 trips from New York to Boston, for example, so much so that Greyhound has had to lower its prices to stay in the market.
I bumped into a lot of people I knew at the conference, of course, but what a nice surprise it was to see Noel Alumit (author of the acclaimed novel, Letters to Montgomery Clift), who I used to call a "Filipino whore" on a regular basis. I interviewed Noel years ago on my Web site, and even today he still thinks I was mean to him. I was not, bitch!
For a very long time now, Noel has kept telling me to write a novel. But he knows very well that I haven't even read a novel in about eight years, so why would I want to commit to writing one?
"You've at least committed to buying my new book, right?" he asked.
I said, "Yes. I won't read it. But I'll buy it. Is that good enough?"
That seemed to give him some minor satisfaction, especially since he's been feeling a bit out of sorts. He doesn't know what to do now——his new novel is finished and he feels he has nothing else write about at the moment.
Of course, you know what I say.
Be real, Noel. Be real.


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Affiliations: Erasmus Medical Center Rotterdam, the Netherlands,
Emory University School of Medicine Atlanta, GA
Correspondence to: Adrián V. Hernández, MD, MSc, Erasmus MC, Department of Public Health, Room Ee2010, PO Box 1738, 3000 DR Rotterdam, the Netherlands; e-mail: email@example.com
To the Editor:
Moss et al (March 2003)1
reviewed the deficiencies in reporting multivariable logistic regression analysis in the pulmonary and critical care medicine literature. They also suggested some potential guidelines to improve this reporting in both descriptive and predictive modeling. We would like to make some further suggestions, with emphasis on predictive models.
Recently, guidelines have been developed to adequately report randomized controlled trials (Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials2–
), meta-analyses of randomized controlled trials (Quality of Reporting of Meta-analyses3–
), and diagnostic research studies (Standards for Reporting of Diagnostic Accuracy4–
). These guidelines were based on empirical evidence on factors affecting the reader's understanding, validity, reliability, and generalizability of the findings. Even though predictive research studies are common in the literature, published guidelines are not sufficiently supported by such empirical evidence.5–6
Adequate reporting of predictive research should be based on elements that reflect how valid and precise the analyses were done. In predictive studies, overfitting is the key problem, which is related to several aspects of the modeling process. We suggest to report the number of candidate variables in addition to the variables in the final logistic model. The risk of overfitting after extensive modeling using many variables is high, especially in small data sets,7–8
and this unfortunately cannot be remedied by standard stepwise selection techniques.5
Also, a description of the choices underlying coding of variables and, in particular, selection of variables are of paramount importance.8
The number of outcome events must also be reported additionally to the number of total observations, because further overfitting is likely if the number of events per candidate variable is low, eg, < 10.,5–8
Attempts of internal validation (eg, cross-validation or bootstrapping) can also reduce overfitting, using statistical "shrinkage" of coefficients.,2,8
Further, predictive performance (calibration and discrimination) and internal/external validation should be described.7
We further suggest to avoid the reporting of some technicalities. The report of coefficients, SEs, and p values are not important, since the relevant information can be obtained from the odds ratios and their 95% confidence intervals of the final model variables.7
Moreover, we would not stress the report of collinearity in a predictive model, because we are primarily interested in the predictive performance of the whole model, but not in the regression coefficients of individual variables.7–8
If two variables are strongly correlated, no additional predictive information comes available once one is included in a predictive model.8
Even though we agree that collinearity is important in descriptive modeling, its report does not improve the judgement of the reader.
Predictive modeling using logistic regression analyses is becoming more important in the medical literature. Although Moss et al1
made an important contribution by noting where some deficiencies in reporting are, evidence-based recommendations for a proper reporting are still lacking and are urgently needed.
Dr. Hernandez and colleagues recommend additional considerations when reporting multivariable logistic regression analyses for predictive models. In our review of the pulmonary and critical care literature, only 6% of articles used multivariable logistic regression modeling in a predictive manner.1–
Therefore, we focused our suggested requirements for the proper reporting of descriptive models that identify the effect of an individual variable on a specific outcome while adjusting for differences in other factors. In regard to predictive modeling techniques, we agree that reporting collinearity is less important. Like Hernandez and colleagues, we would encourage those interested in a more complete understanding of methodological standards for predictive modeling strategies to read the articles by Laupacis and colleagues2–
in JAMA, and Wasson and colleagues3
in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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Chapter FourMature
Gwen Churchmen
One of the first things I noticed about Sully was that pained look about him when he shot down a running man. Originally, I was assigned to Captain Leonardo Britton the first time I was airlifted to North Korea. Goodness…that flight was simply horrid. Everything was shaking and by the time we actually landed, every damn private was groggy, sick, and seconds away from losing their lunch in front of our superiors. I was always a girl with motion sickness issues – although I grew out of it by the time I moved to the U.S., I still felt like upchucking the second Britton's cold eyes settled on me.
Captain Britton reminded me of my father in a lot of the worst ways, but he lacked the kindness that Father often showed in private. But I couldn't blame Britton for his nature, even when he was alive. He might have been a cold, overbearing, and incredibly unsympathetic individual I still strangely accepted his character and respected him. Not because he was my CO, but because the man knew his way around a weapon and was relentless to complete our assignments.
Hell, believe it or not, I was saddened by his death.
We were squatting in some ruins, a little south of a rural settlement, waiting for pick-up. Bernard, a red-haired kid from South Carolina, was shot down by a sniper while we were making our way up north. Our medic, a forty-something violinist by the name of Daniel Richards, managed to patch him up, but we were stuck at the ruins for the time being. Captain Breton was unwilling to move Bernard and we ended up ducking our heads several times and staying away from open areas while we waited for a pick-up. It took four bloody hours for them to get to us, and by the time they did, Bernard was half-way gone, Richards shot in the arm, and Breton dead…shot in the head by that very same sniper.
Out of the four, I got out without a scratch (well, not literally). The pilot on the helicopter said I was lucky, although I only half-believed the git. Richards got re-assigned and Bernard got sent back home without an arm. I'd hate to say it out loud, but I was happy to see the kid go; he was younger than me and certainly didn't deserve to be fighting without living a life of his own first. And the last I saw of Captain Breton was his closed casket, about to be airlifted home with the other fallen. I didn't cry for him, but I thought of his rarely mentioned sons and daughters. They'd have to say goodbye to their father after the end rather than before.
I saluted the airplane as it went off.
A little over a week, I met Sully, Judd, and McGuire. Captain Sullivan was a bit solemn upon my arrival and re-assignment, although not openly. I could see it in his eyes, as cheesy that may sound. He momentarily reminded of my brother upon hearing my decision that I was joining the Marines. I thought for a second if there was another soldier before me – some young poor soul whose place I've taken. I didn't ask the captain though. Nor Judd or McGuire. "Less said about life's sorrows, the better." Father used to say, although I always thought that was half-true. Nonetheless, I never asked.
Thomas McGuire was…interesting. Funny; oddly cheery and a tad heartwarming at such a horrid time for us all, but he means well.Meant. It still feels strange and numbing to acknowledge his death, even though I was there the moment he was shot down. I'd miss him, a bit more than Richards' warm nature, but I didn't speak openly about it. Not to Judd or to Sullivan. Partly becauseIknew we've all seen death and, no matter what, McGuire was just another dead solider. Everything was just...upsetting whenever I saw dead men and women from both sides…especially McGuire's cold and dirt-ridden face and Captain Breton's shut eyes.
Being a part of Sully's Squad for nearly a month, and upon McGuire's death, Judd and I exchanged few words. Even when I informed Sull of McGuire's death, we hadn't said much before then.
"McGuire's gone," I had told Judd, spotting his buzz cut and his faint and growing facial hair from across the camp. I told myself to ignore the scars, distracting as they were.
"A gunman got behind us. I think he knew he was going to die, so he took McGuire with him." I felt sad for the opposing solider. Going in with that sort of thinking is not a way a person should die. Even if the nameless man was fighting against us.
"Where's the captain?" Judd asked, after staring at me for a moment or two. I tried not to feel unsettled by his presence or his glare, but that man was unbelievably tough looking and with that sort of appearance came immediate intimidation.
"He's coming in with the next convoy, sir." Judd nodded, and didn't say a word after that.
It was then when the lieutenant reminded me of a guard dog. Standing to attention for hours and chasing off the nearest intruder with a frightening bark, and an even worse bite. I just really hoped he'd never use that bite on me.
Sullivan arrived not a minute too soon and I saw that solemn look again. I was seeing it a whole lot lately, but I didn't mention this to Judd. I respected the captain enough to not speak openly about what I shouldn't.
"Private." He greeted and I saluted.
"Nice to see you back Captain," I replied kindly, my accent kicking in wonderfully. I dropped my hand. "Uh sir, I have some news. McGuire's been killed."
He looked at me and I think I just saw that somber appearance become much more serious. "How?"
I swallowed thickly; the words hanging on my tongue were heavy and overcoming. "A shooter got behind us, sir. I doubt it was an intended ambush, but he shot McGuire in the chest before he could even blink. I took the bloody bastard to hell, but it was too late for McGuire. I'm…sorry, sir."
Sullivan nodded again, a shared silence between us before he disappeared to inform McGuire's wife.
I glanced at Judd, a bit tearful but I did well to hide it. "Think she'll be okay?"
The lieutenant looked up at me. "Who?"
"McGuire's wife…I think her name is Shelia. Do you think she'll be okay after McGuire's death?"
I'm not sure what it meant, but Judd looked at me as if I was some sort of oblivious kid who didn't know what I was doing or saying. He didn't answer me of course; I knew better than to expect one. Instead he just past a look at the wound on my arm and the large scar dropping along my elbow. "Get yourself cleaned up, Churchmen. You're bleeding, if you haven't noticed."
I took it as an order and walked away. Words weren't really needed right now.


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3 months ago, when I landed up at Mossery HQ as a bright and shiny new intern ready to learn, Jun and Vivian, Mossery's head designers, showed me the grid paper option available for the Mossery personalised notebooks range. 'What's grid paper even used for?' I asked. 'Writing Chinese? Lol.' Fast-forward 90 days, now grid is the only type of paper I use and ever will use - and writing Chinese is only a very small part of the reason why.
So, what changed? Everything, really: my ever-chubby and messy handwriting became beautifully neat, my brainstorms transformed into stunning, detailed mind maps, and - perhaps most importantly - I became more organised, and thus, more productive.
'Oh calm down, it's just paper, it can't be that great', you're thinking. If you, like our completely baffled friend at Reddit above, are a bit confused as to how you can even use grid paper for anything but drawing Maths graphs and writing Chinese, read on - there is so much for you to learn...
- It makes your handwriting ultra-neat and small.
Struggle with untidy and/or unbearably large handwriting? Grid paper will sort that out. Those tiny little squares somehow force your writing to become small and manageable - almost transforming it into a work of art. I'm not kidding.
- You can use it to make big, scary topics more manageable.
Feeling overwhelmed by a complicated topic, project, or an important decision to make? Organise your thoughts, ideas, and main points into smaller, easier-to-digest chunks using grid paper. Tricky topics tend to become far more manageable once you break them down into their individual components.
- It's great for brainstorms and diagrams.
Turn your book horizontally to create mind maps that allow your ideas and creativity more space to flow.
- Switching between orientations is easy as pie.
One of the best things about grid paper is that, due to the, well, grid, you can use it either vertically or horizontally. If you tend to write on ruled paper, give horizontal grid paper a try - you'll have more space to write out all your ideas without worrying about keeping your writing straight. What's more, studies even suggest that your brain functions 'better/at a higher level/at optimum level' in landscape mode (source: Why Smart People Use Grid Paper).
- It'll make your bullet journal even neater.
I have to admit, I'm a bit of a newbie in the world of bullet journaling but if the traditional dot paper method means you're not writing as straight as you'd like, maybe try it out on grid paper.
- It's great for practicing calligraphy.
Calligraphy - whether brush or copperplate - seems to be the trend at the moment. I mean, who doesn't want to have flawless writing that flows on and on effortlessly? Grid paper will most definitely help you achieve that perfection in calligraphy.
- Effortlessly create to-do lists.
Grid paper is easily your best bet for creating to-do lists, for obvious reasons - simply use one of the squares as your little checkbox for that satisfying 'completed' tick!
- Practice writing Chinese, Japanese, or Korean.
Learning one of these languages, or all 3? Go you! Ensure all of your characters are the same size by using each box to fit them in.
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Just for fun, grid paper is perfect for creating your fun little comic strips! Definitely a great way to destress.
- You can create fun icons for activities and events using the mini boxes.
Bored of those generic reminder stickers? Create your own personal unique icons for the various activities and events in your life!
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John's rare chemistry with Abhishek
"Seriously, when I retire, I am sure I would make Miami as my second home. It would be compulsory for me to spend 6 months out of a year in the city," smiles John who seems to have shared some rollicking time with his co–stars in the movie, especially Abhishek Bachchan.
"The best part about Dostana is that there was no negativity amongst the actors. As for the chemistry between Abhishek and me, it is of the kind that has rarely been seen in Indian cinema. It is just excellent, mainly because we both shared very comfortable vibes with each other. Of course, it was fun to have Priyanka Chopra around as well but then guys would be guys," says John with that naughty smile of his.
How about macho man Bobby Deol? He being a part of the project has been pretty much concealed!
Says John fondly, "Oh, Bobby has got a brilliant brilliant brilliant role in the movie. I can go on and on about it. He plays Priyanka's love interest in the film and how I and Abhishek get involved in our endeavour to woo Priyanka gets the laughs on. He makes a really nice appearance in the film which is indeed special."


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Celebrate National Parks Week – Visit Europe's Best National Parks!
Top Five National Parks In Europe
To mark National Parks Week, here's a list of our top five National Parks in Europe.
National Parks Week is being celebrated from 25th – 31st July. This year the theme of 'adventure' has been chosen to mark the occasion. With this in mind, we've pulled together a list of our top five national parks in Europe where you'll be sure to find adventure! Whichever national park you decide to explore, make sure you take out European travel insurance before you leave, as touring parks often means being far from emergency medical help and adventure trips do pose a higher risk of injury.
Goreme – Turkey
Turkey usually conjures up images of pristine beaches and the minarets of Istanbul, but the nation is also home to one of the most awe-inspiring national parks in Europe: Goreme. The volcanic landscape of this region is entirely unique, containing a wealth of unusual peaks and caves to explore. The best-known area of the park is Cappadocia, a network of caves with 'fairy chimneys', which generations of inhabitants turned into homes. The most popular way to view this peculiar region is from a hot air balloon – a wide range of operators offer flights to tourists.
Saxon – Germany
The dramatic landscapes of this national park in German Saxony are ripe for adventure. It contains over 700 summits, which are a haven for rock-climbers, and with hundreds of miles of walking trails it will keep every hiker happy. The most well-known feature of the park is the rock formation called 'The Bastei', which lurches 194 metres over the Elbe river. You will see why this landscape has inspired generations of artists – so bring your sketchbook if not your hiking boots!
Ordesa – Spain
Spain's oldest national park is Ordesa, located on the French border in the Pyrenees. It really deserves to be better known. Containing a wealth of hiking trails through stunning scenery, you would be forgiven for thinking that this park was somewhere in California! Deep glacial valleys and thrilling footpaths through limestone cliffs keep hikers in the know returning to Ordesa year after year. June and July are the best times to visit, in order to enjoy the area's colourful flora.
Port-Cros, France
Port-Cros is one of the four Iles d'Or, which lay off of the French Côte d'Azur. Though the island is only small (one kilometere wide and three kilometres long!) it is packed with wild, rugged terrain, criss-crossed with hiking trails. As the island is so small, you're never far from stunning sea views. There's even an underwater trail for snorkelers! Though the park is popular with the French who flock to its campsites in the summer, it remains relatively unknown among British tourists.
Peneda Geres, Portugal
Peneda Geres is a national park located in northern Portugal. An area filled with forests and natural pools which are great for swimming, it is also known for the wild ponies that roam freely about the park. It is even possible to explore the area on the back of a pony, if you've drunk too much of the local honey liqueur and don't feel up to hiking! If you're lucky you'll spot an Iberian wolf or golden eagle, which are native to this region.
Of course, we must not forget the wonderful British national parks, all of which are just a drive away. See the official National Parks Week page for more information.
5 Tips for Tourists Travelling to America
If you are planning to visit America, and need a few tips on how to have a successful journey. That's why we have decided to publish this article for you: The best 5 tips for travelling to America! We are pretty sure that these tips will add a lot of value to your adventure. Just pay attention and learn, because we are about to embark you in an exciting journey!
#1: No Hard Topics
If you want to enjoy your visit to the US at its max, you should avoid talking about politics, religion and other hard topics. There's no reason to do so in fact. All you want to do is to discover this country, and talking about these topics won't help that much. So just chill out for a while and limit yourself to enjoying your adventure.
Another hard topics are like war, obesity, etc. Take this advice and implement it, you want fun, you don't want problems – that's it. Avoid discussing gun control too, or police violence for that matter.
#2: No Personal Info
You should avoid talking about personal information. If you want to have fun and avoid this kind of problems, then don't ask women about their marital status. And the same applies for men. Don't ask people about their personal income, assets, etc. In short: don't mess up with personal matters. The only thing you can get out of this are bad looks and problems, so avoid this kind of topics.
#3: Be Polite
This is a must. You should always say "Hi" or "Hello" to everyone you meet. In other words: be polite. This will only give you benefits, because it's very-well appreciated in America. Remember to hold visual contact at all times. Be as polite as possible and you will not face any kind of problem. People will appreciate you and you will cause a great impression in them.
#4: Medical Insurance
Another important tip for you is to buy a substantial medical insurance. Let's say it: medical system in America is very but VERY expensive. And the least thing you want is to pay these astronomical prices. So, our recommendation for you is to get a substantial medical insurance before embarking yourself onto the American adventure. This will allow you to enjoy your journey more, because you know that if you ever have a medical emergency, you will be backed up by your insurance.
#5: Plan It All In Advance
If you want to enjoy your travel, then you should plan it with a lot of time in advance. There are many things that can go wrong, so you need to prepare yourself for everything. You should buy your ticket, book hotel rooms, rent an Airbnb apartment, etc. with plenty of time in advance. This tip is very important, so take it into account. If you do, then you will have full control, and this will save you from stressful situation. Remember this and do as much as possible in order to plan your travel.
5 Beautiful Destinations in the Canary Islands That Are Off The Beaten Track
So you want to visit the Canary Islands? If that's your case, then we feel very happy for you, because this is one of the most beautiful places in the world. We are sure that you will pass some awesome holidays here. In order to help you to make the most out of your holidays, we have listed the 5 most beautiful destinations in the Canary Islands, so you can visit them and feel fully satisfied with your travel. We will describe them briefly yet concisely. Let's begin.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria:
This is one of the most popular attractions in Canary Islands. It's also referred as Gran Canaria Island. It's a place where you will be able to fully relax, because of the magical natural scenery, accompanied by a majestic sea.
The sea is incredibly beautiful, seems like it has been brought from another world, because it's simply stunning. This is one of the must-go-to attractions in Canary Islands, so make sure to visit it! Here you can also visits museums like the Museum of Fine Arts, along with other cultural hubs. There's a lot to do in this destination, so make sure to bookmark it!
Tenerife Island:
Here you have another destination that will fascinate you. The Tenerife Island is amongst the most beautiful and popular destinations in Canary Islands. Just like in Gran Canaria Island, here you will be delighted by beautiful nature, along with a sea that seems like a real-life dream.
Here you can also enjoy of excellent food thanks to top-notch restaurants. If you want to visit a museum, then you should drop a visit to the Museum of Nature and Man. Here you can do almost anything you want, there's a lot to do in this place. And here you have our personal recommendation: Visit Brujas Beach, in our opinion this is the most beautiful one J
Fuerteventura Island:
Here we have another destination that's worth visiting: Fuerteventura Island. This destination is characterized by its strong and picturesque religious heritage. This is a place where this beautiful heritage mixes perfectly by the majestic nature that surrounds it.
For example, if you want to explore more about this religious heritage, then you need to visit the Museum of Religious Art. Here you will see, just like its own name suggests, a great showcase of religious art.
Another place that you MUST visit during your stay in Canary Islands.
Santa Cruz de la Palma:
Here we have another destination in Canary Islands. This one is located at La Palma Island. This is a little yet pretty city that represents very well the influence of colonial culture.
Caldera de Taburiente National Park:
And finally we have this beautiful National Park. This destination is also located in La Palma Island. Here you will see surreal volcanic peaks, along with a beautiful green background. Not for nothing La Palma Island is known as "La Isla Bonita" – because it's really beautiful.
The 5 Places You HAVE to Visit in New Zealand
If you have chosen New Zealand as your new destination for your holidays, then allow us to congratulate you, because you have chosen an excellent country. We are pretty sure that you will have pretty fun, exciting and interesting moments in your holidays here.
Today we are going to list and review the best 5 places you MUST visit in this country. Without nothing more to add by the moment, we invite you to keep reading. We promise you that every second you invest in reading it will pay off greatly!
Let's open this list with Kaikoura. You can find it by visiting the east coast of New Zealand's South Island. There you can find this little and beautiful paradise that will completely blow you away. There you will be able to witness beautiful majestic mountains that match perfectly with the town of Kaikoura.
But what's so special about this place? The real attractiveness lies on the rich habitat of marine animals. You can find many species in its waters. So you should one of the tours offered in Kaikoura and discover all of these animals. Here you can enjoy of many activities, which include snorkel or just swimming.
Westland National Park:
Here we have another attraction what's worth visiting. This beautiful destination in New Zealand belongs to the South Westland World Heritage area. It's world-wide famous for its mountains and glaciers. If you want to see something that totally escapes the common, then you need to visit the Westland National Park.
The strange yet interesting part of this National Park is that the weather is quite warm in comparison to other areas with glaciers. So you won't have any problem at the hour of visiting it, because the weather is spot on.
Bay of Islands:
Another attraction that may be interesting for you, is the Bay of Islands. If you want to visit the most beautiful maritime park in this country, then you need to go to Bay of Islands. Here you can enjoy of the magnificent view, along with fresh water and lots of maritime life. Another must-go attraction offered by this magical country!
Fiordland National Park:
Here we have another National Park. The view is simply stunning, magical and fascinating. You will be captivated when you see the deep fiords, mountains, glorious waterfalls, and beautiful rain forests. This place transmits a very special vibe, not for nothing is one of the most popular places in New Zealand. There are some people who define it as the "Eighth Wonder of the World" – and we totally agree with them. Because this place seems like a real paradise on Earth.
And to close this listing here you have Queenstown, another place you must visit during your stay in New Zealand. It's surrounded by a beautiful lake and lots of nature. If you want to relax and enjoy the wonders of nature, then you must visit Queenstown – you will love it!


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This is a discussion on Glock 30 within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Just ordered my Glock 30 with the factory night sights from my dealer,"Cant wait to pick it up and take it to the range" I ...
Just ordered my Glock 30 with the factory night sights from my dealer,"Cant wait to pick it up and take it to the range" I already have a Glock 21 thats in my car or by my bed at all times looked at the model 37?
I could have saved a lot of money buying one of those, they had a used one for $450 but I have VERY large hands and the grip was just too short for me!
Plus a I had my heart set on the model 30 and really wanted night sights
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is like owning a piano and assuming that you are a musician!."
http://www.rkba-2a.com/ - a portal for 2A links, articles and some videos.
Got one and I love it. Don't carry it I use it for my range gun. It is the weekend shooter. As all Glocks go they are good shooters right out of the box. Carry the Glock 22 and 27 on duty along with the S&W Model 60. Just don't want to have to qualify with the 30 each quarter just to be able to carry it on or off duty. I qualify with too many now (2 long and 3 pistols). Firearms Instructor hates to see us CLET Teams members on Q-day.
I got my G30 about two months ago, and like it both on the range, and as a carry gun.
I got the Glock night sights as well, better deal with the gun vs. after market. The only thing that bugs me is the front night sight. It is not held in place with a screw like the Trijicon sights are. The bottom edge is bent over the slide. It should not just come out but, if you need to remove it, it will need to be replaced.
Just as heads up. Surprised I was, when I got my G30.
If you don't protect your self, who will?
nice how they peen that sight over............pops out real quick too..........
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I have a glock 30 and love it. I can shoot better with it than I can with my glock 19 or 23. I went with the meprolite sites and they are great.
I love my 26, very accurate little gun. Not only is it a totally reliable carry peice but it also disappears in my C.T.A.C. What more could I ask for! Well it could be the same size and be in 45.
You'll like the 30. I had one myself.
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Just shy of six months since a stress fracture knocked Enock Omwamba and Yamanashi Gakuin University out of the 2014 Hakone Ekiden, Omwamba sent a clear signal that he is back to full strength. Omwamba made a tentative return at last month's Kanto Regional University Track and Field Championships with a double 1500 m and 5000 m win but sat out defending his title in the 10000 m. In the first meet of this summer's Hokuren Distance Challenge series in Fukagawa, Hokkaido, Omwamba outran a half-dozen corporate-league Africans and top Japanese talent including sub-28 men Chihiro Miyawaki (Team Toyota), Keita Shitara (Team Konica Minolta) and Yuta Shitara (Team Honda) to cut more than 15 seconds off his best as he won the 10000 m A-heat in 28:00.33. With Omwamba fully recovered, senior Hiroto Inoue having cleared 62 minutes for the half marathon this season, the entire core of Yamanashi Gakuin Prep High School's 2013 National H.S Ekiden champion team joining its roster this year and the extra motivation of a DNF at Hakone this year, YGU should be a major threat in this fall's university ekiden season.
Omwamba's new PB also bettered that of his rival for the position of #1 Kenyan on the university circuit, Daniel Muiva Kitonyi (Nihon Univ.). While Omwamba raced in Hokkaido, Kitonyi was in Tokyo to lead Nihon at the National University Men's Ekiden Kanto Region Qualifier, a unique series of four track 10000 m races with two athletes per university running in each heat and their combined times determining their team score and the top seven schools earning places behind the top seeded schools at November's National University Men's Ekiden Championships. After a sudden, violent thunderstorm that caused the alternates' race to be stopped after 4400 m, Kitonyi lead the fastest of the four heats to win in 28:15.99 over 2014 Kanto Region D1 10000 m champ Kota Murayama (Josai Univ.), 2013 Ageo City Half Marathon winner Takashi Ichida (Daito Bunka Univ.) and others. Despite his efforts, Nihon Univ. finished only 9th of the 20 schools in the field and failed to qualify for the National Championships. Kanagawa University took the top position in 3:59:54.79 by a fraction of a second over Juntendo University, with Tokai University, Jobu University, Daito Bunka University, Josai University and Chuo Gakuin University joining them in qualifying.
Back in Hokkaido times in Fukagawa and the second Hokuren Distance Challenge meet in Shibetsu were relatively conservative. Suguru Osako (Team Nissin Shokuhin), who spent most of the spring training under Alberto Salazar with the Nike Oregon Project in the U.S., took a shot at improving on his all-time Japanese #6 5000 m PB of 13:20.80, but although he was well on track at 3000 m in 8:00-flat Osako faded badly to a 13:42.54 finish in Shibetsu. The man sitting one place behind him on the all-time Japanese 10000 m lists, Tsuyoshi Ugachi (Team Konica Minolta) was again one step behind, running 13:44.46 in Fukagawa in his first serious race since making his marathon debut in Dubai in January.
Rina Yamazaki (Team Panasonic) led a decent women's 10000 m in Fukagawa that saw the top four clear 32:30, Yamazaki winning by four seconds in 32:17.25. Kenyan Rosemary Wanjiru (Team Starts) continued her successful transition from Aomori Yamada H.S. to the corporate leagues with a 15:35.83 win in the Shibetsu women's 5000 m, where Natsuki Omori of 2013 National University Women's Ekiden champion Ritsumeikan University ran the fastest time of the weekend by a Japanese woman, 15:49.30.
Higher-level women's results came elsewhere in the country. At the Shizuoka Long Distance Time Trials meet, Azusa Sumi, the star runner from 2013 National High School Girls' Ekiden champion Toyokawa H.S., ran 9:01.19, the fourth-best time ever by a Japanese high schooler, to win the 3000 m A-heat by almost 15 seconds. It's an indication of how good Sumi's performance was that although both the Fukagawa and Shibetsu Hokuren meets had women's 3000 m on the schedule, the fastest time in either was only 9:15.02 by corporate league runner Miho Shimizu (Team Hokuren).
Although most of the country's best athletes were up north in Hokkaido for summer training, Japan's 47 prefectures also held their prefectural track and field championships this weekend. This year's 10000 m national champion Kasumi Nishihara (Team Yamada Denki) had an easy win in the Gunma Championships 5000 m, setting a meet record 16:14.02 to take the title. Two weeks after setting a 50 km national record, Yuki Kawauchi (Saitama Pref. Gov't) picked up the Saitama 1500 m title in 3:56.48. The most impressive results, however, came in Osaka where Nozomi Musembi Takamatsu (Osaka Kunei Joshi Gakuin H.S.) and her younger sister Tomomi Musembi Takamatsu (Osaka Kunei Joshi Gakuin J.H.S.) went 1-2 in the 1500 m, both breaking Nozomi's 4:20.25 meet record from last year. Nozomi again got the win in 4:19.59 but Tomomi was just behind in 4:19.96, the third-best ever by a Japanese junior high school student. The daughter of Kenyan 2001 Nagano Marathon winner Maxwell Musembi and Japanese mother Kaoru Takamatsu, Nozomi Musembi Takamatsu will make her international debut in the 3000 m at next month's World Junior Championships in the U.S.
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I am still looking for a cast iron large burner cap for a force 10 propane stove. It is their older version, the cap has a small recess for the edge of the slotted burner casting. It should be around 3.5 inches in Dia. This version has a couple small legs that fit into the lower burning housing. When I called Force 10, they said that the foundary that made the castings had burned to the ground and this parts was no longer available.
Please advise if you know a source.
Did you ever find any? I'm looking for 1 large and 2 small of the old style burner caps as well
You can get the small caps from Dickinson Marine -800-659-9768. They make a stove that uses the same small cap, p/n 89008.
You are out of luck on the large caps. Force 10 sells a kit to replace the entire burner assembly with a stainless steel burner for around $125. Right now that's the only replacement option.
I repaired my large cap, which had a chunk missing from one side, with heat resistant ceramic paste. It comes in a tube and adheres pretty well to the cast iron. After it hardens, you shape it with a file. I don't know how long the repair will last, but so far, so good.
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Spurs midfielder Ryan Mason made the breakthrough in the 25th minute as the England international put Mauricio Pochettino's side 2-1 ahead on aggregate.
Former Roma midfielder Erik Lamela added a second for the north London side before Fiorentina skipper Gonzalo Rodriguez scored an own goal in the second half.
Tottenham's 3-0 win secured their place in the Europa League last-16 draw on Friday ahead of this weekend's home clash against Swansea City in the Premier League.
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Journal of Neuroscience Methods 237:108 (2014) PMID 25194638Highlights • We present an expert system for multiple sclerosis lesion segmentation. • A boosting classifier allows determining the most discriminative f...
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Journal of Neuroscience Methods 237:90 (2014) PMID 25224735Parcellating brain structures into functionally homogeneous subregions based on resting state fMRI data could be achieved by grouping image voxels using clustering algorithms, such as normalized cut. The affinity between brain voxels adopted in the clustering algorithms is typically characterize...
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Journal of Neuroscience Methods 237:103 (2014) PMID 25220868• A new metric was proposed to quantify individual morphological relations of regions. • The new metric is indexed as the similarity of different morphological dis...
Journal of Neuroscience Methods 227:189 (2014) PMID 24613795• Peptide verification through manual sequencing is essential. • Target peptide signals can be swamped by co-eluting peptides. ...
Journal of Neuroscience Methods 227:83 (2014) PMID 24561185• We investigated the effect of respiration on motion correction of EPI images. • Respiration introduces additional noise after motion correction for long TR. ...
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Journal of Neuroscience Methods 227:18 (2014) PMID 24530435• Spatio-temporal maps of scattering coefficients are used to detect seizure activity. • A low frequency feature is observed in PTZ-treated rats which is not in co...
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