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Pangagawan Cave is an undeveloped tourist spot located at the mountains of Bolog, Kiangan, Ifugao. It offers extreme spelunking experience. A must go for thrill seekers.
Our group comprising of members from various organizations headed by Real Sons and Daughters of Ifugao (RSDI) went on a tree planting activity at Bolog, Kiangan. The event was dubbed as One Nature One Community 8, a sagip kalikasan project of the organization and was a follow up for a series of previous tree planting projects (ONOC 1-7). The group was able to plant 500 different kinds of tree saplings at the mountainside designated for the activity. To see a better view of the tree planting activity, here are two videos for your enjoyment:
After the tree planting activity, we continued to climb two mountains more. The path was slippery and muddy since it was rainy season. The trail was lined with tall trees and plants – great for eco-walks. After a few hours, we reached the "tourist center", a small lone house built near the entrance of the Pangagawan cave.
While the Barangay Officials and volunteers were cooking lunch, some members of the group decided to visit the Pangagawan Cave. An article written by Sir Peter explaining an incident at the cave is included at the end of this post. What I will provide is the descriptive nature of the cave.
Pangagawan cave was opened to the public in 2007 but it was not supported as a tourist destination. As an effect, the trail going to the cave was not developed and the cave itself lacked the proper safety railings. The opening of the cave is around 4 ft. wide and a vertical drop of 26 meters deep! There are two ways to enter, either by rappelling or by using the small metal stairs straight down. Since we did not have the proper gears at that time, not even a single rope, we used the metal stairs. Going down was already an adventure because the metal stair was wet and rusty. Getting a grip on the stairs was painful because of its sharp edges. But we managed. Here is a video of the entrance of the cave:
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After the 26 meters vertical drop, there was another smaller semi vertical passage. Entering deeper into the cave, I already knew that it was going to be more dangerous than expected. First, not all of us had flash and head lights. Second, the stones were very slippery and most had bat poop. The main challenge was actually to overcome the very slippery stones. One small mistake will decide whether you will live or die. It was that slippery.
The cave was full of narrow entrances. Some as wide as 2 feet, just enough for one man to enter at a time. At the middle of the cave, there were two small ponds and the first batch who went inside decided to take a plunge. Our guide told us that it was not the end of the cave and instead of stopping we proceeded to a narrow entrance and water was running ankle deep then knee deep. The pathway was full of sharp stalactites and so we had to bend lower as the pathway became smaller up to about 2 feet. At that time, our clothes were already soaking wet. I had to squeeze my fat body on that small opening and a small mistake can cause accident because of the sharp rocks. Inside was a bigger pond with water flowing from a 4 ft. tunnel with beautiful rock formations. The flooring of the tunnel looked like a yellow-white carpet of soft stones. I thought it was the end of the cave but I was wrong again.
I told my companions that I was fairly satisfied with the adventure but our guide signaled for us to follow him at the tunnel. The tunnel itself was amazing with beautiful rock formations sorrounding it. We walked on knee- deep water. The sound of gushing water at the far end was resonating inside the tunnel path dwarfing our voices. I was somehow afraid. The tunnel space became smaller as we were reaching the end and then there it was, a dome filled with the echoes of flowing water. The highlight? a majestic waterfall 30 or 40 feet long! .We were all mesmerized.
It was a great spelunking adventure. It would have been best if we had complete gadgets and equipments. But there is always a next time and we will come more prepared.
If you would like to have your own Pangagawan Cave adventure, please contact their local tourism office.
Here is another article written by Sir Peter CTJ. It is worth the read.
A Struggle to Survive: 200ft Underground
(An accident inside the cave)
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Trekking the rugged mountains of Bolog for more than 2 hours while energetically planting tree seedlings on the way is so much fun when you are with a group of selfless volunteers from diverse cultures. At the top of the mountain is a Cabin prepared to house tourists, hikers, and mountain climbers. And in order to grasp a view of one of the most spectacular water falls inside the cave where the rocks glisten like gold and the pleasing sound of rushing fresh water echoes inside the cave is mind-blowing.
The entrance to the cave is about 3 meter in diameter hole with 52 steps staircase going down in a 90 degrees angle (about 50 meters)before we reached the horizontal surface suitable for walking in an erect position. It seems at first easy to ramble around for the first few meters, it was also expected that there will be pointed, sharp-edged stones so shoes or slippers are necessary.Then a more challenging part of the journey begins when we have to fit ourselves into tiny holes large enough for humans to enter with the lower part of the body first or vice versa and we have to crawl before we get in. As we move on further, we were faced with more daring encounters as we have to descend from a 15 – 20 meter slippery 85 degrees slope using a vine that was tied in place to an old piece of log that might break anytime, and while at the middle of this slope we have to find a hole in these rocks to insert our feet to support us while climbing sideways to get to the area where we can set foot on a wider wall protrusions.
It was past 1pm when we started our journey to the cave. There were about 25of us, At random ages, including tour guides who went inside the Mt. Pangaggawan Cave in Bolog, Kiangan, Ifugao. It was unexpected of us to see a spectacular water fall at the end of the cave. It was about 15 – 20 feet high, and just as magnificent as the other waterfalls that can be found here in Ifugao. It took our group about an hour until we reached the fall. The space is about 10 meters in diameter enough to accommodate all 25 sightseers inside. The sight of our companion enjoying the sweet, cold and fresh water isamusing while the others are taking enthusiastically taking photos andsome are charmed at how beautiful and how magical it is to have such paradise inside. It was after allworth the challenges that we faced on our way in.
After a few minutes on fun at the falls, the group decided to go back but few meters away from the water fall the Real challenge begins when unfortunately one member of the group accidentally tripped on a slippery path. The tour guide tried his best to get a hold of him but his weight and the impact of the fall was just too quick that he was not able to prepare support for himself and the victimslumped hitting his back first on the flat surfaced rock, then he slides down and fell into a 10 feet deep hole, luckily he landed on the horizontal surface without hitting his head in any of the sharp edges of the rocks below. It was shockingly horrible to see him slip and even more horrifying to hear his gasping breathing sound. First thing that came to my mind was that I am hoping he did not hit his head on the sharp-edged rocks below. In a flash, we immediately followed him down to check his condition and assist him in a comfortable position, while he was trying to catch for his breath, I tried to check for any bleeding but fortunately found nothing very alarming. While the other three people is trying to assist him, I checked and rechecked for other wounds but it seems that he only had abrasions on the lower leg and at his back that hit the rock. With the fear that he might have internal injuries we asked him to rest or lie down but he requested to be in a sitting position as he is more comfortable with it. We reassessed again his status for any deterioration but we can't find anything except that he is having difficulty and painful breathing that can be expected due to the impact of the fall. We let him rest for a while until he himself decides that he can move on. The fact that we do not have anything at hand for emergencies like this and due to the fact that sometrails inside the cave is not enough for two persons, he willingly offered to walk by himself with our continuous support. Immediate planning and direct implementation has been set and with absolute trust in each other's suggestions and a common goal to get out of the cave alive and safe, we began our way out.
He was struggling to find a position where he can breathe with ease when moving while we energetically attempt to help him in ways we know can assist him to walk with comfort. While one of us has to push him up at times, raise his legs, support his arms and assist him climb the slippery walls, the rest of us tries to support him in moving easily and comfortablyusing our feet and any other useful part of our body as a means to travel across and the other moves forward to prepare himself and pull him up carefully. We came to an area where it seems almost impossible for him to pass through this steep and slippery 85 degrees vertical path and at the top of this is a tiny hole that we have to crawl ourselves out but with team work anddue to the optimism of the wounded, we were able to cross this challenging path. We stretched our feet out for him to step on until reaching the top. We used whatever resources that we can see on the site such as logs or vines to make it through to this path. It was definitely risky to traverse this path but with the support of each other from every move, we were able to make it. If something went wrong while crossing this path then a more fatal consequence could have happened.
After more than 2 hours of crawling on pointy razor-sharp rock edges, climbing almost 90 degrees vertical paths, passing through tiny holes, countless rest periods, without even a drop of water, we were relieved to see the stream of light from the entrance hole and some of our companions patiently waiting for us with high hopes that no serious injuries has happened to the victim. I have to give him my shoes for him to use while climbing up the stairs so as to make sure that he does not slip on his way up and to comfortably aid his steps from the thin steel bar stairs. The tour guide assisted the victim on his way up to the ground and with the other tour guides waiting at the entrance they helped him out and assisted him to the cabin. It was already about 6:00pm when we got out of the cave. As soon as we got out, the rain poured as if, the sky was celebrating our successful battle inside the cave.
We reassessed his condition again, checked his breathing, changed his clothes using the dry shirt of our companion, and gave him Mefenamic Acid hoping that it will help relieve a bit of the pain. We all ate together. When we were reassured that his condition was a bit stable and after a few minutes of rest, 2 other volunteersduring the tree planting assisted him on the slippery path and into the massively forested mountain. Since the path was wet from the rain and we fear that he might slip again and might cause further injury, One volunteer consented to carry the victim at his back then ferried him through this slippery and narrow path up the hills, with no bolo knife or blades left because most of our companions went ahead with our tools, we tried to cut some branches using the shovel we have on hand but then the tour guide arrived with a bolo knife and a blanket so we decided to make an improvised hammock "ayod" using the blanket tied at both ends of the wood that we took from the forest. Since the blanket was alto too soft, we took off our shirts and connected them together to support his back not to further any wounds in case there were internal injuries. He claims that it gives more relief that way. He was then ferried using the "ayod" patiently carried by 2 volunteers and taking turns on the way. It was a struggle carrying the wounded from the top of the mountain to the road because the path way was very narrow and slippery that a small mistake in our step or in the carrier's step might send them all down to the cliff. There were instances on the way down that almost led us into that situation and some of the volunteers who carried the wounded slipped and fell on their butts but not to the point of falling into the cliff. The wounded was very considerate of the situation and with his strong-will he confidently showed us that he was able to get anough rest and might as well walk with assistance in order not to let anyone in danger. He was then assisted back walking through the slippery path although struggling but confidently staggered down the road. After a few stops and strenuous efforts, we were able to reach the road where we were received by 3 other volunteers to assist the wounded. He was already very pale, tired and in severe pain yet he does not show us that he is getting weak. I assessed his condition again and he already is feeling a little dizzy but optimistically admits that he can still make it.
Because of the exhaustion that we have noticed on Sir Ray's condition, we insisted that he gets back on to being carried using the "ayod" so he agreed with a compassionate consideration of the exhaustion that everyone also felt. He was then carried down the hill to the road where there is access to vehicles. Though there is a wider road at this time, the challenge for us did not end up when we reached the wider road because it was still very slippery and it took us about half an hour before we reached the area accessible to vehicles. One of the injured members of the organization has to force himself carry the hammock too and the other slipped on the road with his knees hitting a rock. When we reached the concrete road, we transferred him again to the tricycle of one of the tour guides then ferried to the national road where we asked him to transfer again to my car thinking of what might possibly have been injured internally, we cannot really use the tricycle to transport him to the hospital because it might worsen the injury. Thinking that he will be more comfortable in a slightly declined position, we asked him to get into my car and he agreed and got inside immediately. When we were to start, the police car arrived and suggested to wait for the ambulance but in my assessment the patient must be sent immediately to the hospital and not wait for a single second more for an ambulance besides I am a nurse trained in ICU and ER with complete training in Basic Life Support, Basic First Aid, Advance Cardiac Life Support, Emergency Training Course, Advance Pediatric Life Support, and Neonatal Resuscitation program, with training in psychiatric nursing too.
He is 72 years old and a lawyer with so much humility and optimism in him. He is one of a kind, we did not even know that he had previous cardiac surgeries and we did not know how young he was until we arrived at the hospital. Moreover, he never complained during his struggle inside the cave and he never said a word of regret that he visited the cave. In fact, when he was asked sarcastically by a drunken guy on the way "what were the things he had seen in the cave, and now that he had seen the forests of Bolog?" and was jokingly ridiculed with these statement of the drunken guy "anakkaya sir pahpahayod a pay nayya!" when in fact he walked all the way down from the top of the mountain. But regardless of the exhaustion, severe pain, dizziness and difficulty breathing, he still replied with a very calm and a very positive answer. He even took this accident constructively to improve the safety and security of the cave so as not to let this incident happen again to anyone visiting the caves.


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Transcoronary Infusion of Cardiac Progenitor Cells in Patients With Single Ventricle Physiology (TICAP)
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Hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS) and related anomalies involved a single ventricle are characterized by hypoplasia of the left heart and the aorta with compromised systemic cardiac output. Infants with the syndrome generally undergo a staged surgical approach in view of an ultimate Fontan procedure. Although long-term survival in patients with HLHS and related single ventricle physiology has improved markedly with advances in medical and surgical therapies, a growing number of infants will ultimately require heart transplantation for end-stage heart failure due to several potential disadvantages include a negative effect on right ventricular function, arrhythmia, additional volume load via regurgitation from the nonvalved shunt, and impaired growth of the pulmonary artery.
Risk factors for poor outcome of heart transplantation with HLHS and single ventricle physiology are older age at transplantation and previous Fontan operation. New strategies are needed to improve the underlying transplant risks proper for the Fontan failure patients.
Emerging evidence suggests that heart-derived stem/progenitor cells can be used to improved cardiac function in patients with ischemic heart disease. In this trial, the investigators aimed to test the safety and feasibility of intracoronary injection of autologous cardiac progenitor cells in patients with HLHS and related single ventricle anomalies and that could improve ventricular function at 3 months' follow up.
|Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome Single Ventricle Heart Failure
|Procedure: Autologous cardiac progenitor cell transplantation Procedure: staged shunt procedure
|Phase 1
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Phase I Study of Cardiac Progenitor Cell Therapy in Patients With Single Ventricle Physiology
- Feasibility Evaluation and Major Cardiac Adverse Events Related to Transcoronary Infusion of Cardiac Progenitor Cells [ Time Frame: 3 months to 1 year after cell transplantation ]
Feasibility was assessed by number of participants discontinued the study due to adverse events or number of participants received unsuccessful cell delivery by study physician. Unsuccessful was defined as failure of coronary selection of guiding catheter or direct cell infusion.
The primary end point is to monitor major adverse cardiac events include death, sustained/symptomatic ventricular tachycardia, aggravation of heart failure, new myocardial infarction, unplanned cardiovascular operation for cardiac tamponade and infection in the first month after injection, and serially afterwards.
- Serious Adverse Events [ Time Frame: 3 months to 1 year after cell transplantation ]The incidence of hospitalization for heart failure, ventricular arrhythmia, general infection, and renal and hepatic dysfunction by CDC treatment.
|Study Start Date:
|January 2011
|Study Completion Date:
|January 2013
|Primary Completion Date:
|January 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Sham Comparator: Control
Subjects will undergo standard staged-procedures without cell infusion
Procedure: staged shunt procedure
Norwood-Glenn, Glenn, or Fontan procedure will be applied
Experimental: Cell infusion
Subjects will receive transcoronary infusion of autologous cardiosphere-derived cells 1 month after staged shunt procedure
Procedure: Autologous cardiac progenitor cell transplantation
Patients will receive 0.3 million / kg of autologous cardiac progenitor cells via intracoronary delivery 1 month after cardiac surgery. Follow-up visits 3 months to 1 year after cell injection will need to prospectively verify the clinical, laboratory, and safety-related data.
Other Name: Cardiosphere-derived cellsProcedure: staged shunt procedure
Norwood-Glenn, Glenn, or Fontan procedure will be applied
Detailed Description:
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|up to 6 Years (Child)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Infants with hypoplastic left heart syndrome and related single ventricle anomalies undergoing first to third palliative shunt surgeries will be recruited into the study.
- Patients between 0 and 6 years of age are eligible if written informed consent can be obtained.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Cardiogenic shock
- Eisenmenger syndrome
- Uncontrollable arrhythmia
- Severe chronic diseases
- Infections
- Cancer
- Unwillingness to participate
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01273857
|Department of Regenerative Medicine, Center for Innovative Clinical Medicine, Okayama University Hospital
|Okayama, Japan, 700-8558
|Principal Investigator:
|Hidemasa Oh, M.D., Ph.D.
|Department of Regenerative Medicine, Center for Innovative Clinical Medicine, Okayama University Hospital
Publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
|Responsible Party:
|Hidemasa Oh, MD., Ph.D., Okayama University
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01273857 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|January 10, 2011
|Results First Received:
|April 21, 2015
|Last Updated:
|June 12, 2015
Keywords provided by Hidemasa Oh, Okayama University:
Cardiac progenitor cells
Cell therapy
Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome
Single Ventricle
Sano modification
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Heart Failure
Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome
Heart Diseases
Cardiovascular Diseases
Heart Defects, Congenital
Cardiovascular Abnormalities
Congenital Abnormalities
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on August 18, 2017


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Durban -
Public Protector Thuli Madonsela is to be asked to investigate the costs to the state of President Jacob Zuma's weekend getaway to Bazaruto in Mozambique last week.
His travel arrangements, however, conformed with the rules agreed on by a previous cabinet.
Presidency spokesman Mac Maharaj said on Thursday that all costs relating to Zuma's travel, as president and whether on or off duty, were attended to by the South African Air Force (SAAF).
He referred questions about the costs to the air force, but defence force spokesman Xolani Mabanga said he could not provide details as this would jeopardise the safety of the head of state.
It is believed, however, that a Falcon 50, operated by the air force's Squadron 21, a VIP Squadron, took Zuma to the Vilanculos International Airport in Mozambique, and that two Oryx helicopters, operated by the air force, then flew him from Vilanculos International Airport to Bazaruto Island.
Maharaj would not say whether the president travelled alone or with companions, but said the trip was aimed at allowing him time to rest, reportedly on doctor's orders.
On Wednesday, the presidency issued a statement saying Zuma had gone for his yearly check-ups at three Durban hospitals, and had been given a clean bill of health.
The rules relating to the travel of presidents and deputy presidents are classified. They are set out in a confidential appendix to a cabinet minute that forms the basis for a draft presidential rules handbook.
News of Zuma's brief getaway comes after Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe was questioned in Parliament this week about a trip he took to the Seychelles over Christmas.
He flew from South Africa on an SA Air Force Falcon 900, but the runway at his destination, Desroches Island in the Seychelles, was unsuitable for it to land, so a local plane was chartered to complete the trip.
Documents put the cost of the charter at R83 000, and the cost of the Falcon 900 flight was estimated at R1 million. Motlanthe covered the accommodation costs of his holiday.
Motlanthe told Parliament on Wednesday that in terms of the policy adopted by the cabinet, transport for the deputy president, whether for official or private purposes, was the responsibility of the state.
The state also had a duty to provide security for the deputy president at all times, whether he was engaged in official duties or on leave.
"This policy was reaffirmed by cabinet on 20 March 2007," Motlanthe said.
DA MP David Maynier is nevertheless planning to ask the Public Protector, Thuli Madonsela, to investigate public funds being used for Zuma's "break" in Mozambique.
Maynier has lodged a similar request with Madonsela to investigate Motlanthe's use of public funds to pay for part of his travel expenses for his holiday in the Seychelles.
"The public should not be expected to fork out millions of rands to pay for presidential holidays," Maynier said.
"If (British) Prime Minister David Cameron can use a discount airline for his holiday, why can't President Jacob Zuma and Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe use commercial airlines for their holidays?"
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There is a condition called as orthostatic hypotension or postural hypotension. In this change of posture especially from sitting to standing causes fall of blood pressure and that is responsible for the dizziness. The causes of it are;
1) Diabetes; autonomic nervous system which regulates our blood pressure is involved in long term diabetes and this causes the fall in blood pressure in changing posture. This is called as autonomic neuropathy.
2) Medication; Your medication for blood pressure may start giving this side effect.
3) Some heart related conditions.
4) Deficiency of fluids in body.
Following would be advised;1) Lifestyle modifications, such as avoiding sudden postural changes 2) Sitting on the edge of the bed for 5 minutes before standing, 3) Calf muscle exercises, 4) Drinking 2 liters of fluids per day, 5) Avoiding hot environments, 6) Raising the head of the bed to 15-20 degrees, 7) Elastic compression stockings8) Medication can be the culprit and should be considered either reducing the dose or stopping it.9) Medical treatment; fludrocortisone, midodrine, erythropoietin, and pyridostigmine.You would also be advised following investigations;a) blood ureab) serum creatinine c) glucose tolerance testd) HbA1c, e) complete blood count (CBC), f) electrocardiography, g) echocardiography, h) magnetic resonance imaging of the head to rule out Multiple System Atrophy.Please feel free for your follow up questions.Dr. Arun


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Last Saturday, Hassan Nasrallah Spoke at the holy "Qadr" night, his speech was as usual televised for the crowds assembling in the Southern Suburbs of Beirut.
It was very interesting to hear the head of one of most disciplined parties in Lebanon, urging his members and cadres to quit the "love for luxury", calling for people to adopt belief in God within the least of measures by simple "fear of the end", "Let us not believe like free men, this the sheikhs can do, let us believe like slaves (…) let us believe by fearing sin, and by wishing to be accepted in the heavens".
A big portion of his speech was dedicated to describing in details the pain of hell, and the pains of the grave, while one waits for judgment day, and then at the end describing the heavens.
At one point in his speech he sais: "god gave us a good business deal, let us consider belief a good business deal and let us commit ourselves to the minimum of this deal, do good on earth and earn the heavens and avoid the torments of hell"
Nasrallah's speech should not be taken as a simple, common rhetoric and call for stronger commitment to religion, but should be understood as a direct message to his party members, who based on several reports, have been parading with big Jeeps in the southern suburbs of Beirut.
A young 25 year old, whose family members are active members within Hezbollah, said to me: "My uncle's home (Hezbollah members) have three GMCs, why do they need three? And who pays for their fuel, especially that it costs loads to fill it up".
Responding to a question on how much does a full-timer earns in Hezbollah he said: "A single full-timer would get around 400 USD, while one with a family and children might reach 800 USD" and he adds "based on what close-family members of mine say there are around 30,000 full-timers in Hezbollah, and some of the Hezbollah full-timers have left the party because of low-pay"
Based on this testimony this makes the minimum monthly spending by Hezbollah on wages reach about 12 Million USD.
Ibrahim el Amine, a former leading figure in the Organization for Communist Action, wrote an article about a week ago in Al-Akhbar newspaper, where he criticizes Hezbollah, and he expresses his fears from a PLO-ization of Hezbollah, reminding about the bureaucratization of the Palestinian Liberation Organization and how it furthered itself more and more from people, which increased its weakness in gaining popularity and support as a resistance movement.
Currently many in the Southern Suburbs of Beirut are expressing their resentment through popular discourse, the important thing here is also to notice, that even if Nasrallah has interfered against this trend of "seeking luxury", it would not be enough to halt such a thing, especially with the huge amounts of money the party is using in the purchase of land in South Lebanon and in Beirut, which is basically creating/or enforcing the economic power of certain "Donors" at the same time making the party more and more linked to big land owners and fast growing Shia' bourgeoisie who is mainly concentrated within the construction sector of the economy.
Moreover, Hezbollah through his network of landowners, in the aftermath of the July 2006 war, has bought several damaged buildings in low prices, rebuilt them and now is selling them with higher prices, now a common place in the Southern Suburb of Beirut costs around 150,000 USD, while before 2006 it only cost around 60 to 70 Thousand US dollars.
Hezbollah Petit-bourgeois roots are appearing to the surface in a clearer way, and his successive non-defiance and establishing peace-treaties with March 14th forces whom were publically accused of backing Israel in her war on Lebanon in July 2006, puts up some essential questions, like: is Hezbollah being absorbed by the ruling elite, and the whole fabric of relations of interests between imperialism and its local allies from the Lebanese and Arab bourgeoisie, basically is the scenario of the PLO being repeated again?
These questions are important because they have a great significance in understanding why national liberation movements have failed to accomplish "Liberation", and as socialists, it is an important fact for arguing for a permanent revolution in the Middle East.
Yet let us not be fooled into arguing against the resistance of Hezbollah against the Israeli forces, but actually quite the opposite, keeping our unconditional support for the resistance is an act of gaining support in our criticism against Hezbollah's petit-bourgeois character, and in showing its limitations in keeping resistance alive against imperialism.
the petit-bourgeoisie would turn with the bourgeoisie and against the workers, when their interests are being protested, like when Hezbollah adopted the March 14th (big bourgeoisie) decision to only elevate the minimum wage to 500,000 LBP (330$) and refusing the trade unions demands for 960,000 LBP (640$).


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I have an energetic and fun spirit and am looking for someone who values humor (especially a sarcastic wit), respect, open communication, and commitment to a relationship. I adore having someone to care for, to surprise with nice gestures, and who gets me completely (quirks and all...for instance, I'm addicted to Blistex and I put hot pepper on my hot peppers!).
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I had arranged to meet fellow Dooyooer Koshka, for a meal in Frodsham, which is a nice little town near to the M56 in Cheshire. We decided to meet at the Chinese Delight Restaurant just outside of the town. The restaurant is on the main road through Frodsham, the A 56.
So that I could have a pint (or three) I persuaded my husband to drop me off in the car park which is large and well laid out. I was looking forward to meeting Koshka and walked straight in to the rather plain looking building to the left of the car park.
I was met, not by a smiling waiter, not by a smiling Koshka, not by pretty oriental decoration. None of these things at all! I was met by a rather harassed looking lady with an arm full of ironing! She looked at me quizzically. I looked at her quizzically. I realised that I had wandered in to a private house. Apologising profusely and rather confusedly, I backed out.
Sometimes I wonder if I have got a complete set of marbles because, having hurriedly removed myself before I got an ironing board wrapped around my ears, I looked around and there at the bottom of the slope from the car park, was a great big, lit up, unequivocally Chinese, Chinese Delight Restaurant.! How I missed it I do not know!
We decided, Koshka and I, that I would wear my pink boots so that she would recognise me. They went well with my, by now, pink face. I sat on the wall and lit a cigarette. What a good start to the evening!
I thought I might have to do a bit of boot waving to anybody who passed me by, but disappointingly I didn't get to show my lovely new boots off because Koshka was the next person to arrive. She very sensibly drove into the other carpark at the back of the restaurant. (I hadn't seen that either!) Having exchanged passwords and made sure that I wasn't walking into a restaurant with a total stranger, we went in.
This time we did get a smiling waiter, oriental decoration and a little bridge spanning a fish pool. I gazed at the fish for a few moments then remembered my manners and followed Koshka into the bar. We were seated by a very smiley and attentive Jonathon who wisely left us to gab until we remembered we were there to eat as well. The bar area was comfortably decked out with settees and low tables.
Although Jonathon checked if we were ready to order a couple of times, I didn't feel as though he was putting pressure on us to hurry along. I enjoyed this bit of space to just relax and get acquainted.
Eventually we remembered that we were there to eat and consulted the very comprehensive menus we had been given. I ordered Ribs for starters and Prawns in Chili sauce for my main course. Koshka ordered Crab and Sweetcorn soup and Seafood Casserole for mains. We carried on nattering for a few minutes and then we were asked to come through to our table.
The main body of the restaurant is quite spacious and obviously caters for large groups as well as couples or families. The decor was pleasing and not too theatrically Chinese. I enjoyed the painted red wooden fixtures and the Chinese vases and artefacts scattered about the room. There were a lot of different banquets on offer on the menu and I think it would be a good place to come with or for a party and to try the many different plates that the various banquets offered. The staff seemed very efficient to me as they looked after a party of about twelve that arrived as we were eating. I was fairly impressed that the layout of the place seemed to absorb the sound, the large group were enjoying themselves but I didn't feel impinged upon by the noise they were making.
Our table was a decent size and set with spotless white linen and gleaming cutlery. When my plate of ribs arrived I was fairly impressed with the size of them and the amount. For a starter I thought it was a generous portion. A finger bowl was provided, which is just as well because it's impossible to eat ribs without getting messy. (It is for me anyway!) They were tasty and juicy and managed to avoid being laden with fat as some ribs are. I really enjoyed them and found them quite filling. My companion enjoyed her soup but found it a bit short on crabmeat. (She didn't get crabby about it though!)
Our glasses were refilled promptly and emptied fairly promptly too! I was drinking lager and apparently impressing the waiter with my capacity to not fall under the table. (I think Koshka was just jealous!) I did enjoy not having the responsibility of having to drive though!
We were given a few minutes breathing space before our main courses arrived. I enjoy that because I hate to feel rushed by staff. My King Prawns were tasty but not spectacular. The noodles were very pleasant and had a good texture. There were a few veg mixed in with them for some extra flavour. The sauce on the prawns was a little glutinous and I wondered if it was freshly made or not. I suspect not, but I might be doing the Chefs an injustice. Koshka's casserole looked good but she kept raiding the prawn sauce for a bit of extra flavour.
Whilst waiting for our coffees to arrive I went in search of the toilets. They were clean and roomy. I think that there would be no problem here for people in wheelchairs or with limited mobility.
Our coffee arrived with quite a few chocolate mints and the bill. The coffee was not particularly good but I have yet to visit a Chinese restaurant that does very good coffee. It was passable, just.
The bill, with the tip, came to just under £50.00, not cheap but not expensive either considering the amount of drinks we had had before and with the meal.
As we were leaving we had a proper look at the very impressive fish pond. It seemed to circumnavigate about a third of the restaurant in about an 18 inch wide and deep trough. I wondered if the larger fish had to have a one way system with roundabouts at either end but sadly I couldn't see the ends. (I didn't think scrabbling about below the tables to have a look, would go down very well with the remaining diners!) The fish looked very healthy and didn't seem at all anxious about whether they were next on the menu. I thought the fish pond was a really nice touch.
Overall it was a pleasant way to spend an evening, the decor was pleasing and the furniture comfortable. The food was not spectacularly good but it wasn't bad either and we had only tried a small and not terribly adventurous sample. My companion was fun to be with. The staff were friendly and helpful without being obtrusive. I'd go back without too much persuasion.
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One of the nice things about writing reviews is that every now and then you get to know someone on a site and then realise that they actually live not far from where you live or work and friendships can move from the internet to the real world. Such was the case recently when I arranged to meet for dinner with a fellow member of dooyoo.co.uk. After debating the various options we worked out that for both of us Frodsham could be a handy location and I suggested 'that Chinese place on the way into Frodsham from the Preston Brook end of the town'. I think most people in the area would know it from that description but a bit of googling quickly identified the restaurant name as the Chinese Delight.
Frodsham, for those unfamiliar with the area is located just south of the M56 between Junctions 12 and 13 and offers scenic views towards the far-from-scenic ICI chemical works that used to be known as Icky-city until ICI flogged it to the Belgian firm, Ineos. I don't know what the locals call it now but it's still ugly. It's also not too far from Stanlow oil refinery but despite Frodsham's rather large, sparkly and sometimes whiffy neighbours, it's a lovely little town that's always worth a visit.
Despite not knowing its name, I've been going to the Chinese Delight (admittedly not very frequently) for about 17 years. It's always had a fantastic reputation and is very dependable, though admittedly, not cheap. Nobody wants to meet someone new in an e-coli infested hovel and be condemned to be eternally referred to as "That stupid woman who chose a lousy restaurant" so I thought this was a pretty safe choice.
I turned up just before 7pm to find Gill having a crafty ciggie outside the front door and flashing the pink boots that she'd told me would help me to identify her. They were rather more subtle than I'd expected - when someone says "You'll not be able to miss me, I'll be wearing pink boots" you do rather suspect bright pink rubber waders or something fairly spectacular. However, it wasn't as if there was too much opportunity for confusion as nobody else was waiting outside.
It was a Thursday night and the car park was already nearly full so the signs were good that the restaurant was riding the recession without too much trouble which is also a very good indication that we could expect good food inside. In recent months I've noticed that a lot of restaurants that would once have been strictly 'advanced booking only' are looking rather empty or being forced to offer bargain dinner deals to keep the punters in. Chinese Delight shows no indication of needing to do either.
Through the front door the first thing that grabs the attention of most diners is the fish pond though maybe I should call it the fish trough. It's a narrow moat-like affair that runs from one side of the restaurant to the other, passing round the corners and under the entrance way. It's quite narrow in places and I suspect that some of the bigger fish have to head for the area near the door just to get space to turn round in though they all look pretty happy and healthy (if a fish can be said to be happy).
We were shown to a seating area with lots of couches and brought some menus by a very smiley waiter called Jonathon who kept smiling each time he returned to see if we'd stopped gassing long enough to choose some food. With our drinks and our menus at hand we ploughed through several pages of 'banquets' to get to the normal food listings. Why so many banquets? Well you can't help but notice that the Chinese Delight is very popular with large groups. However a banquet for two when one eats meat and the other doesn't wasn't really a good option and we picked some favourite dishes, placed our orders and got back to drinking and chatting. About ten minutes later another waiter appeared and led us to our table.
I'd forgotten just how big the Chinese Delight is. The main dining area is a whopper with dozens of tables of all sorts of sizes and configurations. The room is decorated with lots of highly polished or carved red wood. There room is so large that it's held up by lots of wooden pillars decorated in oriental style but without going over the top into cartoon-like orientalism. These pillars also help to subdivide a very large room into more manageable sized areas.
I had ordered crabmeat and sweetcorn soup, Gill had ribs. My bowl was of a good size though the soup was a rather unnatural shade of bright yellow and I think the balance of crabmeat to sweetcorn would have made it more appropriate to call it a sweetcorn and crab soup or possibly even a sweetcorn and egg soup with a teensy bit of crab. What it lacked in crab it fortunately made up for in flavour and what little crab there was present was at least the real stuff and not crabstick. I have to say that the soup prices were quite low at around £3.20 if I remember correctly so I probably shouldn't grumble. The ribs were apparently delicious though I'll have to take that on trust. They certainly looked enormous and very juicy and I could see that there was plenty of meat on the bones. They were delivered with hot towels and a finger bowl for the use of anyone more likely to wear them than to eat them.
Main courses followed ten minutes or so after the starters were cleared. I had ordered a Chinese Delight Special Seafood Casserole and my companion had stir-fried king prawns in chilli sauce so we could both have a pick at each other's food. I'd ordered mine with boiled rice and she had hers with fried noodles.
I'd wanted a dish with plenty of different ingredients and textures as I tend to find that many oriental restaurant dishes are a bit too simple - if the menu says prawns and chilli then you get prawns and chilli rather then prawns and several different types of vegetables with chilli which is how I'd always make a dish at home. I want to find something where each spoonful has the potential to be different from the last and my casserole certainly delivered on that. With a variety of different seafood including king prawns, small bits of squid, think slices of scallop and a couple of oversized slabs of fried fish complete with batter, there was no shortage of tastes and textures on the fishy side. Vegetable wise I had pea pods, sliced pak choi and pieces of carrot to mix up the colours and flavours. The only thing missing - and there was no particular reason for it to be there - was any sense of zing about the sauce. If I had been on my own, I'd have asked for some chilli sauce to zap it up a bit but instead I was able so scrounge some from the prawn dish and make mine a bit more interesting.
The prawn dish seemed a bit on the simple side for me and whilst it was very nice, I didn't think it had taxed the chef too much to combine a chilli sauce similar in style and texture to a dipping sauce with a load of big prawns. The quality and quantity of the prawns was good and I guess the noodles would have added a bit of additional texture and there were a few bits of veg in the noodles to bring a hint of green stuff to a meal that would otherwise not have helped anyone towards their five a day!
By the time we were through the main courses we'd talked a lot, a considerable volume of lager and diet coke had been consumed and neither of us wanted puddings but we were having too much fun to stop so we ordered more coke/lager and a couple of coffees which were generously accompanied by plenty of chocolate mints. Jonathon the waiter brought the bill with a giggle and was clearly in awe of Gill's skill at necking down pints of lager without any side effects. His admiration was clear to see as he giggled away processing the payment. For the two of us the bill came to just over £50 which was pretty much what I'd expected - not cheap but not outrageously expensive either. We'd had a lovely evening and that was what mattered.


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All my dh brought with him are his VFF's. I'm guessing the only time he'll be able to run along is in the middle of the night when the ground cools a bit.
I also wanted to say that it look like my shin splints are going away. Ran 7 miles on Saturday with no problems. Now that I know I was still heel striking, I'm really paying attention.
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Fishing Cairns has been designed to inform and enlighten you, the visiting angler, on all matters fishy. To help make up your mind as to what to target, the local environments, where to fish, when to fish, and what to use.
We've got weather and tides, and fishing reports, and we even show you how to tie a good knot.
Most of this information for Tropical North Queensland wasn't available in one place on the internet so we decided to knock it up for you. Some information is here on the Fishing Cairns site, while other information is available externally on other sites.
Sportfishing Tournaments
If you'd like the sort of fishing holiday where there's a chance of winning some money, instead of just spending it, why don't you try to be here for one of North Queensland's popular fishing tournaments. Guaranteed great fun, great company, and usually a pretty good party afterwards!
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Munich. The end of its second season in the American Le Mans Series (ALMS) marks the retirement of one of the most successful open-topped sports cars of recent decades. Triumphs before capacity crowds, action-packed races and happy endings - the...
Munich. The end of its second season in the American Le Mans Series (ALMS) marks the retirement of one of the most successful open-topped sports cars of recent decades. Triumphs before capacity crowds, action-packed races and happy endings - the career of the two BMW V12 LMRs has been a spectacular one. BMW has celebrated seven victories with this car, including a first in the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Also on the record after 18 racing engagements are five second and eight third places. Only twice did the BMW drivers just miss the podium -- despite the fact that in 2000 BMW has been fielding a modified version of last year's model against the new cars of a powerful competition.
"Our decision," states BMW Motorsport Director Dr. Mario Theissen, "takes effect immediately." BMW could take in another race in Adelaide, Australia on New Year's Eve: "It's bound to be a spectacular event even though the titles are already accounted for. However, December will be dedicated to the preparations for the coming season. The schedule, for developing a competitive car is short as it is, following our decision at the end of October, to compete with the BMW M3 in the ALMS GT category."
Highlights of the BMW V12 LMR's career
1999 was its bumper year: BMW won its debut event with the new sports car -- the Sebring 12 Hours in Florida, USA. The triumphant team numbered Tom Kristensen (DK), JJ Lehto (FIN) and Jorg Muller (D). In June, Yannick Dalmas (F), Pierluigi Martini (I) and Joachim Winkelhock (D) won the Le Mans 24 Hours against arguably the most powerful rivals in the history of this event. With co-driver Steve Soper (GB), Lehto went on to claim three further victories in the ALMS.
BMW Motorsport Director Gerhard Berger says: "An old racing rule says that a good looking car is also a fast one. This is indeed the case with the BMW V12 LMR. Its successful design founded an entirely new generation of open-top sports cars and it was fast, reliable, fuel efficient, driveable and aerodynamically effective from the very beginning. It was developed by outstanding technicians, fielded by an excellent team and driven by very good drivers." The car was developed jointly with Formula 1 partners WilliamsF1, and Charly Lamm was the man in charge of all engagements on the part of the team of mechanics and technicians from BMW Motorsport in Munich and Schnitzer Motorsport of Freilassing.
The second year brings further triumphs
The 2000 season proved difficult from the start. All the more remarkable in that light were the two victories which Lehto/Muller claimed in Charlotte and Silverstone. Jorg Muller led the drivers' rankings until the ninth race of the season in Road Atlanta.
BMW had concentrated all their resources on the Formula 1 debut and the 1999 cars redeployed for the ALMS. Various changes in the regulations, above all in the aerodynamic sector, could only have been counterbalanced by the development of an entirely new sports car. The BMW V12 LMR were disadvantaged in driveability and handling compared to 1999. The set-up work proved to be extremely difficult.
But the cars managed to uphold one key strength: their reliability. Only twice was a BMW V12 LMR forced to retire due to a technical fault -- Lehto in the 1999 Le Mans while in the lead ahead of his ultimately victorious team-mates, and Jean-Marc Gounon (F) at Silverstone in 2000.
Notes Charly Lamm: "Our team agrees that the BMW V12 LMR is the greatest car we've ever raced. On New Year's Eve we'll no doubt be thinking of Australia rather wistfully, but deep down we'll be glad to be back home in Bavaria with our families after our lengthy American visits." <pre> All rankings of the BMW V12 LMR: 20/03/99 Sebring Kristensen/Lehto/Muller 1 Dalmas/Martini/Winkelhock - 13/06/1999 Le Mans Dalmas/Martini/Winkelhock 1 Kristensen/Lehto/Muller - 25/07/99 Sears Point Lehto/Soper 1 Auberlen/Winkelhock 5 01/08/99 Portland Lehto/Soper 2 Auberlen/Winkelhock 4 18/09/99 Road Atlanta Auberlen/Soper/Winkelhock 2 Lehto/Muller 3 10/10/99 Laguna Seca Lehto/Soper 1 Auberlen/Winkelhock 3 07/11/99 Las Vegas Lehto/Soper 1 Auberlen/Winkelhock 2 18/03/00 Sebring Lehto/Muller 3 Auberlen/Gounon/Soper 4 02/04/00 Charlotte Lehto/Muller 1 Auberlen/Gounon 4 13/05/00 Silverstone Lehto/Muller 1 Auberlen/Gounon - 09/07/00 Nurburgring Lehto/Muller 2 Auberlen/Gounon 10 23/07/00 Sears Point Lehto/Muller 3 Auberlen/Gounon 4 06/08/00 Mosport Lehto/Muller 2 Auberlen/Gounon 3 03/09/00 Fort Worth Lehto/Muller 4 Auberlen/Gounon 5 10/09/00 Portland Lehto/Muller 3 Auberlen/Gounon 18 01/10/00 Road Atlanta Lehto/Muller 5 Auberlen/Gounon - 15/10/00 Laguna Seca Lehto/Muller 3 Auberlen/Gounon 4 29/10/00 Las Vegas Auberlen/Gounon 3 Lehto/Muller 26


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Bring the whole family out to 1814 Brickell Park, located at 1814 Brickell Ave., on Friday, March 21, at 8 p.m. for a screening of the animated film "Surf's Up" during Brickell Family Movie Night.
Bring your appetite for free popcorn and a cookie decorating activity sponsored by Brickell & KB Moms. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets. This is a great way to kick off Spring Break under the stars.
Call 305-205-4653 for info.


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An independent Baptist church.
I got home yesterday from preaching a 3-night rally in Colorado. I like the emphasis on kicking off the school year right—with Bible preaching! Today, I'll be re-preaching all three sermons (not all in Sunday school!) as we think about starting the year strong. Each day is a new beginning […]Read More »


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It's all natural and eco-friendly, but that isn't even the best part! How does it get better? Alima makes their mineral foundations in a wide array of colors... from super-pale to dark-as-night, you also get to choose from different shades: Cool, Neutral, Beige, Warm, Golden, and Olive. And if none of those work for you, they also have a custom option where you can have up to three colors mixed together for you.


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This article was published 4/10/2013 (1418 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
CALGARY -- So? How do you like Kevin Glenn now?
The quarterback who the Winnipeg Blue Bombers seem to love to hate more than any other is having a career season of sorts for the Calgary Stampeders in 2013, raising -- once again -- that maddening "what if?" question as it pertains to Glenn and the Bombers.
To wit: What if the Bombers had taken the Stampeders up on their offer last winter of trading Glenn to Winnipeg in exchange for a measly second-round draft pick?
Bombers fans will get to see what that might have looked like up close at McMahon Stadium today, when Glenn gets the start for his league-leading 10-3 Stampeders against the lowly 2-11 Bombers in what might be the worst mismatch of the 2013 CFL season.
'That's a question I can't answer right now. Nobody knows what the future might hold. Let's leave it at that'-- Calgary QB Kevin Glenn on the possibility of returning to Winnipeg
History has recorded, of course, the Bombers declined Calgary's offer of Glenn for a second-rounder -- and then promptly flushed that pick down the toilet in May with an off-the-board selection of a Concordia defensive back named Kris Robertson, who shredded his ACL in May and never made it as far as training camp.
And Glenn? Well, Glenn's numbers this season say it all: 148-of-218, 1,729 yards, 12 TDs, five interceptions and a career-high QB rating of 100.5.
Revolving door
That kind of performance is, of course, leaps and bounds above anything mustered by the revolving door of QBs the Bombers have trotted out this season. Indeed, Glenn's 12 TD passes are four more than the entire Bombers offence has mustered this season -- and Glenn's work has come in an abbreviated season in which he's had to share playing time with both Drew Tate and Bo Levi Mitchell.
Now, if all these "what if" questions surrounding Glenn sound familiar to a Bombers fan, they should.
A five-year Bomber veteran who helped lead Winnipeg to the 2007 Grey Cup game, Glenn was run out of Winnipeg prior to the 2009 season by a new head coach in Mike Kelly, who had a new franchise quarterback in Stefan LeFors.
LeFors, of course, proved to be an unmitigated disaster for the Bombers, which in turn begat the mitigated disaster that was the Buck Pierce years, which in turn begat the utter debacle that has been 2013.
And Glenn? Well, Glenn has done nothing less than post the four best QB ratings of his 13-year CFL career in the four-plus seasons since he left Winnipeg.
And while it is true he continues to throw a few too many interceptions -- he's thrown 62 interceptions compared to 102 TDs since 2009 -- his numbers by almost any measure would have been an improvement on what Winnipeg has thrown out on the field as a QB the last four years.
All of which creates an interesting decision for the Bombers this coming off-season.
League sources indicate that barring something unforeseen, the Stampeders have already decided to protect Mitchell in the dispersal draft that will take place this winter to stockpile a new CFL franchise in Ottawa next year.
That will once again put Glenn back on the open market -- and at the same time, the Bombers will be looking for both a bona fide starter and, preferably, also a seasoned backup QB.
Glenn, of course, could fit both roles nicely. But, given all the water under the bridge, would he want to?
Glenn said Friday he has no hard feelings towards the Bombers, something that wasn't always the case.
"That might have been when I first left Winnipeg, when I was young," said Glenn with a laugh. "But now, I'm more mature. And I've always told guys I'm not a vengeful person... That's not me."
Yeah, but would you come back? "That's a question I can't answer right now," Glenn replied. "Nobody knows what the future might hold. Let's leave it at that."
The Bombers have "left it at that" when it came to Glenn a couple of times now. And lived to regret it.
They'll get yet another chance today to see up close what might have been.


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A BOURNEMOUTH film company is hoping for success with a Sweeney Todd-style thriller inspired by the town's binge drinking problems.
A cast of well-known actors will be in Bournemouth later this month to start filming K-Shop – a movie about a kebab shop owner who takes revenge on drunken customers.
Writer and director Dan Pringle, of White Lantern Film, was inspired by late nights spent working in their former premises overlooking St Peter's Road.
He took to the streets with a handheld video camera and then worked a night shift in a kebab shop to see the problems staff face.
He hopes the film will deliver a clear message about the state of British binge drinking culture, but in an entertaining way.
"St Peter's Road was kind of the carnage capital of Bournemouth," he said.
"I went onto the street with a camera and within about 10 minutes I filmed a fight breaking out.
"It was all very animalistic, it almost felt as if I was observing a nature reserve."
And he said the night working in Mega Kebab was an eye-opener.
"Some guy would come in and threaten one of the owners, girls would start throwing things behind the counter, yet the owner thought it was nothing, he was desensitised to it.
"I just thought maybe as a society this needs to be redressed, maybe it's time we escalated this to a level where we can debate it a bit more."
Filming will start on February 27 and the cast will include Ewen Macintosh, of The Office fame, and Darren Morfitt from BBC's Atlantis.
The entire film will be shot in Bournemouth, with an empty shop in Gervis Road converted into a kebab shop.
But 27-year-old Dan, who studied at Bournemouth University, said there was nothing anti-Bournemouth about the film.
"It's focused on the broader issues of binge drinking in general," he said.
"Central Government can legislate and try and find new ways to combat the problems as they arise but cinema and art tries to reasonate with people on an emotional level, make them think personally about how they're living their lives.
"I hope films like K-Shop will ultimately do that in an entertaining way."
Anyone who would like to invest in K-Shop or help in any other way can contact White Lantern on 01202 290743.


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Beginning Monday, traffic will be rerouted around the Washington Avenue and Independence Drive intersection.
Work is slated to begin Monday to construct the new roundabout to replace the signalized intersection.
The intersection is scheduled to be closed for 60 days, but the contractor has said the work will not take that long to complete, according to City Engineer Jonathan Zimmermann.
Also this week, paving of Independence Drive from Highway 50 to Washington Avenue will begin.
In February, aldermen approved the $981,187 bid by Jokerst Paving and Contracting, Festus, for the street work. The estimated cost was more than $1,073,000.
The scope of work includes resurfacing, and installation of new curb and gutter from Highway 50 to Highway 47.
The traffic light at the intersection has alternated between both a flashing four-way lighted intersection and a timed light intersection several times during the past four years.
The light was changed to a four-way stop during only evening and night hours in April 2008, and then later to a four-way stop 24 hours a day.
Some residents have complained that the four-way stop is unsafe and confusing.
City officials have said roundabouts are safer and less costly to maintain than a lighted intersection.
At roundabouts, vehicles travel counterclockwise around a raised center island, with entering traffic yielding the right of way to circulating traffic. Once there is a gap in traffic, drivers enter the circle and proceed to their exit. If there is no traffic in the roundabout they enter without yielding.
Roundabout intersections are "pedestrian friendly" and cheaper than a signalized intersection, officials have said.
There are two proposed alternatives to the project, which are included in the $981,187 bid.
The northbound turn lane on Wildcat Drive into Union High School. The lane is located near the driveway of the Union R-XI administrative offices.
There also will be portions of the roadway that will have a paving fabric laid.
The fabric is applied under asphalt to minimize the amount of surface water that gets under the pavement and prevents cracks in the road from surfacing.
Zimmermann presented the board with a traffic study that shows where traffic will be detoured during the construction project
Traffic traveling south on Highway A will be detoured onto Highway BB to Highway 50.
Traffic from Highway 47 will be detoured to Grandview Drive.
Zimmermann noted that there will be signs along the detour routes.


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This article was published 14/8/2013 (1468 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
The University of Manitoba will develop an innovative training program to improve First Nations water and sanitation through federal funding announced this week.
U of M will get a share of $24 million over six years in 15 initiatives through the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada's (NSERC) Collaborative Research and Training Experience (CREATE) Program to help science and engineering graduates add to their academic achievements the valuable job skills necessary in today's labour market.
Funded networks will be led by teams of Canadian university researchers who will help students develop leadership, entrepreneurship, communication and project management skills, said the federal government.
U of M received $1.65 million through CREATE for The H20 CREATE initiative for water and sanitation security --- designed to address research science and training gaps that are preventing effective, culturally appropriate investments in water and sanitation security on First Nations reserves.


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The Ultimate Fighting Championship, the world's premier mixed martial arts organization, announced today that it will return to Atlanta with a championship card at Philips Arena on Saturday, April 21. UFC light heavyweight champion Jon "Bones" Jones will defend his 205-pound crown in the night's main event.
The event marks UFC's first time back in the city since UFC 88 on Sept. 6, 2008, when nearly 15,000 fans packed Philips Arena to watch Rashad Evans knock out UFC legend Chuck Liddell.
"Fans in Atlanta have been tweeting me and telling me over and over again to bring the UFC back to their city," UFC President Dana White said. "Well guess what Atlanta? The UFC is coming back to Atlanta with the sport's fastest-rising star, Jon Jones, defending his light heavyweight title!"
"We are thrilled to welcome the Ultimate Fighting Championship organization back to Philips Arena for UFC 145," stated Trey Feazell, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Philips Arena. "The 2008 UFC 88 event featuring Chuck Liddell and Rashad Evans was an incredible night and remains a highpoint in Philips Arena's 13 year history."
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One of the questions being asked about yesterday's Treasury questions, during which George Osborne announced he would freeze the planned fuel tax rise, was: "How did Ed Balls know?"
The shadow chancellor had written an opinion piece in the Sun just that morning arguing for such a move: coincidence, prescience, or had he been tipped off? Whatever the answer, Labour's early move in calling for the government to reverse its initial refusal to cut fuel tax has meant blunted any credit ministers would have like to take from the move.
That was clear today during prime minister's questions, when Tory MPs seemed muted in their cheers when Cameron said:
Why not get up an congratulate the government for being on the side of the motorist and the people who work hard and do the right thing?


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