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The programme 'Tourism Friendly Autos,' initated by the Tamil Nadu Tourism Department and the Tamil Nadu Tourism Development Corporation (TTDC), was aimed at sensitising autorickshaw drivers on the importance of tourism promotion and mould them as effective tourism ambassadors, TTDC Director M Rajaram said here today.
''As part of our tourism programme, the Tourism Department, initially has launched 39 new 'tourist-friendly autorickshaws' at important tourist spots and railway stations,'' he added.
The drivers have been insured against accidents and their families provided with health insurance policy. The drivers of the tourist-friendly autorickshaws would also possess identity cards issued by the Tourism Department, he added.
Painted in pale yellow, the autorickshaws with visuals of famous tourist spots in the State, will be available at major tourist destinations in the city. The drivers were provided with travelogue to guide tourists. They have also been trained to behave cordially.
Apart from this, a tourism kit containing literatures about heritage places in Tamil Nadu and a city map containing a detailed sketch would be given to the autorickshaw drivers to guide the tourists travelling in their vehicle, Mr Rajaram pointed out.
The department has tapped the experience of drivers, who have previously handled tourists outside popular luxury hotels in the city.
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Jungle Kassadin - I'm still OP
Kassadin Build
Jungle sustain, rush.
final build
replace jungle item for one
You can always get.
Kassawin/ Aggresive
Safedin/Everything under control.
Ability Sequence
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Hello I'm rd71. I'm platinum (but elophant can't find me) and i don't speak a lot of english so forgive me for my english.
Why jungle kassadin.
Well its quite simple, Kassadin has a 7/5/3s flash. This means a lot of things, like faster jungle clear and roam (because he can jump walls), easier time ganking (because he can jump wards) aand easier time killing (because he can jump from nowhere and slow and chase enemy champs forever).
As a jungler kassadin can get rid of all the problems that prevented him from raping enemy team:
- ****ty Early game? - You are not laning.
- Mana problems? - You start with blue.
- Hard time last hitting/pushing? - You are in the jungle baby!
- Fear of losing tower? - Your mid laner can care about that.
- Enemy plays safe when you are MIA? - Now you are always MIA!.
Now you ask, is this possible? Kassadin has a great weakness and that is the lack of sustain in the jungle. But Spirit of the Spectral Wraith can give it to you now. Why? Because this item used to give spellvamp, and spellvamp doesn't proc from on-hit effects. Now it heals you for a % of the damage you do, so it provides enough sustain in the jungle.
- Insane ganks post-6.
- Global presence with Riftwalk.
- Fast jungle clear once you get Spirit of the Spectral Wraith and Riftwalk.
- Gets stronger as the game goes on.
- Can evolve into the good old kassadin late-game.
- Uncatchable.
- Can chase everyone, even Nidalee.
- Will always be op.
- Enemy can counter pick you with a mid laner.
- Warwick syndrome: your pre-6 ganks are kinda meh.
- Sustain problems before you get Spirit Stone.
- Can get counterjungled pre-6.
- Will be nerfed.
- Requires extreme mana awareness to use him at his full potential.
Marks: These marks will greatly increase your jungle clear, combined with Nether Blade and your high base damage.
Seals: The only viable choice, armor seals help mitigate monster damage.
Glyphs: These increase your jungle clear and overall damage. You don't need Greater Glyph of Magic Resist because jungle monsters (except baron nashor ) don't deal magic damage at all. Anyway you already have Void Stone, and MR runes will never reduce your damage past 13%.
Quints: Faster clear with these. Greater Quintessence of Movement Speed aren't really essential because once you are 6 you can jump walls.
These masteries are focused on faster jungle clear. You get Bonus ap, bonus on hit damage against monsters, attack speed, arcane blade, havoc, etc. The only thing defense tree can offer to you is Tough Skin , but Alchemist and Runic Affinity are better.
Void StoneReduces the magic damage you take in 15%, it is useful because you can take Greater Glyph of Ability Power. It also ignores unit collision, which I don't really like, since kassadin most successful way to gank was from behind while body blocking the enemy.
Null SphereThis spell is very weak in terms of DPS, you don't use the shield in the jungle, but is very good when killing mages. Max this last.
Nether BladeThis one provides the highest raw dps with the active and passive. It also provides an auto attack reset so ensure to AA first then use nether blade.
Force PulseThis one is so good to jungle clear past lvl 6. It is AOE, it is a slow, it is better for ganking because you can spam it more. Max this second.
RiftwalkThis spell makes kassadin OP. You can't escape him and you can't kill him. I recommend to use it every 12 seconds only, to reset the timer. 3 consecutive riftwalks don't hurt but the fourth will hurt a LOT. Level this always you can because the cost doesn't increase with levels.
Summoner Spells.
You don't really have other choice. Flash is the extra riftwalk you need to kill everyone, to escape, etc.
Spirit of the Spectral Wraith: This item is awesome, it gives you sustain in the jungle, extra AP and extra gold. Sell it later in the game (if your game lasts enough).
Sorcerer's Shoes - Homeguard: Experienced kassadin players know homeguard is a must rush enchantment. It enhances your global presence. Get this ASAP.
Tear of the Goddess This item will always be essential on kassadin because of his high mana costs. Remplacing this with any other mana item is stupid. Kassadin doesn't need mana regen, he needs a big mana pool because he isn't a poky mage like ziggs or nidalee, he is a burst assassin that throws everything, wasting lots of mana in short amounts of time.
Rod of Ages You are the jungler now, you need to be tanky. You are also more melee oriented. Anyway you can always go for the old kassawin build, rushing Mejai's Soulstealer and Zhonya's Hourglass instead of Rod of Ages.
Mejai's Soulstealer This item was made for kassadin, if you want to stomp, get this. It has downsides, like coordinating the enemy team into focusing you and delaying your build.
Rabadon's Deathcap Essential on Kassadin. Your base values are worse than ever, so you need to rely more on your AP.
Void Staff Essential too, this counters MR.
Archangel's Staff Essential on Kassadin, you need the mana. Also gives you a REAL shield, and goes very well with Rod of Ages.
Zhonya's Hourglass The stasis is very good, the armor too and gives tons of AP also. If you skip ROA, get this asap.
Abyssal Mask This one boosts your damage to squishy targets and gives you MR. Get this if enemy Magic damage is giving you trouble, but you want to keep an offensive build.
Guardian Angel The most defensive choice. Think wise, defensive choices allow more aggressive play.
Lich Bane Don't get this item. There is no room for it in the game. Early game you have to rush jungle sustain and solve your mana problems. Mid game your jungle clear is already fast enough and depends more on mobility and Smite. Late game you are the old kassadin again, you DON'T want to get into melee range. Maybe, you can replace boots for this very later in the game.
Start at
Ancient Golem
. If you don't suspect an invade/steal/blitzcrank, use smite first and tell your teammates to help you. Then go to the big wraith Camp or the two Golem camps and then the
Elder Lizard
. Early game kassadin doesn't have a fast clear in the Wolves or the Small Wraiths because your kit is single target centric. After 6 Riftwalk gives you enough Force Pulse Stacks to spam it more.
Your pre-6 ganks are meh, but still if you manage to get into melee range they can be successful. Always be on a move, either focus on farming and rushing lvl 6 and jungle items or be aware of the map for gank/counterganks etc. If it is worth, you may use your Flash as a Riftwalk to get into range for an early gank.
Kassadin ganks are strong. This relies on the fact that no one can see you come or flee from you. Try your best to appear from nowhere when your lanes are in the middle of a trade. The most devastating way kassadin ganks is to convert normal lane trades into kills, like a 2v2 into a 3v2 etc.
Top lane.Early Top lane ganks are always tricky. This lane usually gets ganked at the 3 minute mark but you will usually lose a 2v2 so avoid counterganking pre-6. However if you manage to get behind of the enemy and land your skills it can be good. After 6 ganking top depends on the enemy. The best way to gank Top is with a Lane gank. Simply riftwalk inside a Bush when the lane is pushed, tell your top to bait (try to bait the enemy escape) and engage and then jump in. You can also gank from behind, DO YOUR BEST TO SKIP THE TRIBUSH.
Mid lane.Ganking Mid Lane is simple, just don't cry when ganking your old home. Just walk from the side, as soon as you see the enemy reacting, riftwalk in throw your combo and keep AAing. In you managed to get closer enough, don't use riftwalk at first, but when they use flash or their escape to stick to the enemy.
Bottom LaneEarly Bot lane ganks are usually better from the side, because the lane bushes are warded to avoid Support all-ins, and the tribush is always warded instead of the river, because dragon control isn't important that early. Riftwalk ganks are super deadly. The best way to gank Bot lane is from behind. Sneak into the enemy jungle and step into the corner behind the enemy turret. Wait for the best moment and Riftwalk In from behind trying to Force Pulse Bot the ADC and the Support. Another way to gank bot lane is a bush gank, Riftwalk into the bush when bot is overextended, then all in.
Remember, do NOT gank if you are low , do not gank if the HP difference between your ally and your enemy is too high, instead stay and take care of his tower.
After a succesfull gank remember to take your MINION TAX, help your laner to push his lane (so the enemy loses all that farm and exp to his tower), and to take the enemy turret.


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With a stay at Best Western Hotel Bernerhof in Interlaken, you'll be minutes from Hoeheweg and Kletterhalle Interlaken. This hotel is within close proximity of Kunsthaus Interlaken and Mystery Rooms.
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SBX Business Brokers
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Phone: 02 9439 4403
Fax: 02 9439 5944
Food/Hospitality for sale
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Restaurant - Takeaway - Functions - Snowy Mountains
\nRestaurant - Takeaway - Functions - Snowy Mountains - Agent SBX Code Number: SF1135
Restaurant currently serving Italian cuisine using fresh and local ingredients. - Includes pizza, pasta, seafood, salads, desserts, soft drinks. - Fully licensed with a PSA licence - This restaurant has a full kitchen including coolroom, exhaust and grease trap - seats 95 inside - 10 outside. - PSA liquor licence
Could open all year round -Could do buffet breakfast- Could open during the day - To do advertising and marketing and increase social media presence - Suit any cuisine and/or bar - New PSA liquor license - Catering potential
New Primary Service of Alcohol License -A local Icon with good reputation - Great position - Magnificent views - Skiers favourite - Close to local schools - Award winning - All equipment is owned
Restaurant with great location large windows and extensive views and an area of 140 sq. mts.
Elevated restaurant overlooking lake in busy main street position and central location in Snowy Mountains.
Trading Hours
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Current lease commenced April,2017 - Expires April, 2022 + 5 year option - C.P.I. increases - 3 month bond
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This business is seasonal. Current sales are $20,000 per week. - For the up coming ski season from June to October the restaurant will open 6-7 nights and 4 lunches and can make up to $30,000 per week. - Current owners have owned the business for over 30 years and have not been operating it to its full potential for the last few years. - Could open all year round and cater for the locals and many events over the summer. -Opening as a cafe in the day to take advantage of the panoramic scenery. - As well as the usual Christmas / New Year trade, this year the Waterski Championships will be held on Lake Jindabyne, and the Snowy Festival. - In January Thredbo plays host to the Blues Festival. - Loads of potential to increase sales and profit for an enthusiastic owner. - 2 group coffee machine is fully owned. - The restaurant was only open for 18 weeks during the year. - Freehold is also available.
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|Aug 17, 1982
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|Jan 7, 1980
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|Jan 11, 1979
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This invention relates to kilowatt-hour meters such as are provided on a consumer's premises to measure electrical energy consumption.
At the present time, kilowatt-hour meters are electromechanical devices which effect analogue multiplication of the instantaneous values of voltage and current and analogue integration of the product. It is one of the objects of the present invention to provide an improved form of kilowatt-hour meter in which the determination of energy consumption is effected electronically.
According to this invention, a kilowatt-hour meter for determining, from voltage and current signals, the total energy passing through an alternating electrical supply circuit comprises a clock signal generator for generating timing signals at a frequency which is a multiple of the alternating supply frequency, the timing signals being synchronised in phase with the incoming supply frequency, pulse sampling means controlled by said clock signal generator and arranged to sample simultaneously the magnitude of the voltage on and the current in said supply circuit at a predetermined time instant or instants in each cycle and digital data processing means arranged to process the sampled data to determine energy consumption during successive predetermined periods of time and to integrate the successive determinations of energy consumption.
Such an arrangement may be used with a three phase supply in which case the three phase voltages and phase currents are separately sampled or it may be used with a single phase supply in which case only a single voltage and current has to be sampled. The digital data processing means, which is typically a microprocessor system, effects the required computations from the sampled values.
If a single phase supply is considered with the circuit carrying a current I at a voltage V and with a phase lag (or phase lead) between the current and voltage of φ, then if the waveforms were sinusoidal, the power consumption is VI cos φ. Conveniently, this can be measured by pulse sampling during the peak of one of the waveforms. Preferably the measurement is made at the peak of the voltage waveform, so as to determine the instantaneous peak value of V and of I cos φ. The r.m.s. product can be readily determined by processing of this information. It may be preferred to average successive determinations of V and of I cos φ separately over a number of cycles of the alternating supply frequency, typically a few hundred cycles, before determining the product and hence the energy consumption during this period.
In general however, the waveforms may not be sinusoidal and preferably therefore the sampling is effected a number of times, at predetermined time instants, in each cycle of the alternating supply. The supply may be regarded as having a major component at the fundamental frequency, e.g. 50 Hz or 60 Hz, together with lesser components at harmonic frequencies. It will be immediately apparent that sampling at the voltage peak of the fundamental frequency will not measure any power in the second harmonic (that is at double the fundamental frequency). The power in the second harmonic may be determined by measurements at appropriate sampling points. In existing types of electromechanical kilowatt-hour meters, mechanical inertia gives a smoothing effect so that the power consumption indication is arranged throughout the cycle. This effect can be achieved, in the kilowatt-hour meter of the present invention, by multiple sampling during each cycle. However, by the precise choice of sampling instants in the cycle it becomes possible by data-processing techniques selectively to control the inclusion of the power content of harmonics in the integrated output of the kilowatt-hour meter. The data handling capacity of present-day data processors, for example microprocessor systems, makes it readily possible for the data available from multiple sampling in each cycle to be processed for example to control the inclusion of the power content of harmonics in the integrated total.
Thus preferably the pulse sampling is effected repetitively at a plurality of preselected times in each cycle of the incoming voltage waveform. The kilowatt-hour meter may have a voltage transformer to provide an analogue voltage waveform to said pulse sampling means and a current transformer to provide an analogue current to said pulse sampling means and the analogue-to-digital conversion may be effected in said digital data processing means to convert the sampled voltage and current magnitudes separately into digital data for processing.
It is convenient, with the kilowatt-hour meter of the present invention, to transmit information from said digital data processing means via a data link to a central data processor at the supply utility. Such a data link need not be continuously available since the central processor need only periodically interrogate the customer's digital data processing means. Such a data link, using a time-sharing operation, may employ existing telephone lines or may use the power supply network, e.g. by a superimposed carrier or may be by radio communication or by optical fibres.
The output from the clock signal generator may be integrated, e.g. counted in a digital counter to provide clock time. If a data link is provided, the aforementioned clock signal generator may be utilized to provide clock timing for time-controlled operations, e.g. for example, the customer's data processing means may compute monetary charges; to ensure correct clock time, the integrated output from the clock signal generator may be periodically updated over the data link. It will be understood that such periodic updating is required to correct the clock in the event of any interruption of the supply. Such a clock may be used, for example, for effecting changes in the data processing related to absolute time; e.g. variation of charging rates in accordance with time.
In particular, the invention includes within its scope a kilowatt-hour meter as described above and having a two-way data communication link for transmission of data to and reception of data and other signals from a distant central data processor.
The accompanying drawing is a block diagram illustrating one construction of kilowatt-hour meter forming one embodiment of the invention.
In the drawing there is shown a single phase incoming alternating supply having a live lead 10 and a return lead 11 extending through a unit 12, forming part of a kilowatt-hour meter. This unit 12 contains a voltage transformer 13 having an input winding 14 connected between leads 10 and 11 and an output winding 15 giving a low voltage output, typically at about 12 volts, for measurement purposes and as a power supply for a microprocessor system to be described later. The unit 12 also contains a current transformer 16 providing, from a winding 17, an analogue output representative of the current drawn from the supply. The microprocessor system is in a unit 20, which may be physically remote from unit 12. The voltage and current signals are processed in the microprocessor system as short duration pulse samples, as will be further described later, and the microprocessor system includes analogue-to-digital conversion means 21 incorporating pulse sampling means to convert the voltage and current signals into digital data representative of the voltage between leads 10, 11 and the current through lead 10. The microprocessor system also contains an oscillator 22, constituting a timing signal generator, which is locked in phase with the alternating supply voltage by phase locking means 23, including a sampling means controlled by the microprocessor system to determine an error signal representative of the time difference between the sampling point and the zero crossing point, the error signal providing a feedback control for the oscillator. The phase locked oscillator produces timing signals at a frequency which is a multiple of and synchronised in phase with the incoming main supply voltage.
These timing signals control the timing of the sampling pulses and also control a clock 24 to provide time information to the microprocessor system. The sampling pulses are arranged to occur at a number of preselected time instants in each cycle, the magnitudes of the current and voltage being sampled at each instant. These magnitudes are converted to digital form in the analogue-to-digital converter 21 and this information is processed to give an energy consumption measurement every 375 cycles, that is approximately 71/2 seconds. This energy consumption is summed to give an integrated output which is indicated on an indicator 25.
As an example of one form of sampling, it might be required, in a kilowatt-hour meter for domestic premises, to reject measurement of all harmonic power content up to the fourth harmonic. In this case, the eight samples per cycle may be employed, these samples being at time instants defined by the following phase angles with respect to the start of a zero-crossing point forming the start of the cycle: 45�, 75�, 105�, 135�, 225�, 255�, 285�, 315�. It will be readily apparent that, by using more samples, even higher harmonics can be rejected. Alternatively power can be measured to include harmonic content by appropriate choice of sampling points.
Information from the microprocessor system 20 is fed via a data link 26, including a modem or isolating interface 27, to a central processor 28 at the supply utility. Typically such data transmission would be only upon interrogation from the central processor 28 of a memory 29 in the microprocessor system 20 and thus only intermittent use of the data link is required. This data link may make use of a telephone system or may use the power transmission cables for data transmission, e.g. using a superimposed carrier frequency or may use a radio link or optical fibres. The data link is a two-way link and information is fed from the central processor, for example, to reset the clock periodically by reset device 30 so that it is corrected after any interruption of the power supply. Clock information is utilised in the microprocessor system, for example, to enable energy consumption measurements to be made corresponding to different periods of the day during which different tariffs for charging apply.
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Thank you.
Amazing. Someone actually believed they could convince people Kerry could generate passionate cheers among the majority of the military, which is what they hoped to accomplish.
Thanks for your service.
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Tour 2: Every Endemic Species in the Lesser Antilles (with optional extension to Trinidad)
Daily Itinerary + Pricing
Islands we will visit on this tour:
Barbados, St. Lucia, Martinique, Dominica, Guadeloupe, Antigua, Barbuda, Montserrat, St. Vincent, Grenada, (Trinidad)
When you add a lengthy list of critically endangered endemics to a host of indigenous regional species, a birding trip through the Lesser Antilles is guaranteed to yield spectacular bird sightings. But when this is combined 1) with your being in the region during a time when birdlife is further enhanced by a plethora of over-wintering migrants from North America, 2) an opportunity for you to contribute to turtle conservation and to release hatchlings, 3) an opportunity for you to get astonishing views of some of the planet's largest creatures - and 4) being able to do all this while travelling to some of the most sought-after holiday destinations on the planet; wow!! This promises to be a truly remarkable adventure indeed! Should you wish to extend your tour and continue on to Trinidad, the southernmost island in the Caribbean, you will have a golden opportunity to delight in the sights and sounds of a phenomenal variety of South American species at the northern limit of their range in one of the most popular birding destinations in the Western Hemisphere.
Tour Dates
February 22nd - March 9th 2018: please note that we are no longer accepting bookings for this tour as we have reached our maximum number of clients.
April 13th - April 28th 2019: now offering provisional bookings on this tour. Please click here to contact us to express your interest.
Recommended by:
Patricia E. Bradley
Author of Birds of The Cayman Islands
Author of An Inventory of Breeding Seabirds of the Caribbean
Patricia E. Bradley
Daily Itinerary
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Day 1
The Bajan Birder meets you as soon as you exit the Arrivals Hall of the Grantley Adams International Airport from which he escorts you to your hotel, located on the scenic southern coast of the island. With such local delicacies as pickled seacat (octopus), breadfruit coucou and flying fish awaiting our palates at the Meet and Greet Dinner, the tone is set for what promises to be as equally delectable a journey for our taste buds as the myriad colourful bird species will be for our eyes.
Day 2
Our first excursion sees the Bajan Birder taking advantage of the knowledge and experience acquired over the course of 16 years of leading birding tours on the island - by guiding you to a number of secluded lily ponds to get unbelievably close views of the elusive Masked Duck, Caribbean race of American Coot, secretive Sora and Wilson's Snipe. These lightly trafficked, largely undisturbed sites are also favorites of Common and Purple Gallinule, Belted Kingfisher, Green Heron and several species of over-wintering shorebird.
From these idyllic ponds we journey through the centre of the island en route to its northernmost tip. Here, along a stretch of wave-battered clifftop synonymous with this wild coastline, male Grassland Yellow-Finches in full breeding plumage erupt out of tussocks of thick grass and hover in midair, wings quivering in frenzied excitement as they put on a series of elaborate courtship displays - carefully choreographed to impress discerning females. Overhead, Caribbean Martins wheel and dance in the high wind, occasionally stooping into a dive that sees them skim low over the cactus - atop which perch lively Black-faced Grassquits and Gray Kingbirds. We explore a range of birding habitats in the north (including a reliable site for Southern Lapwing) before returning south along the eastern coast with its miles of rugged, windswept beaches to our lunch stop - a quaint establishment frequented by locals, where we will enjoy some sumptuous Barbadian specialties (ranging from deep-fried fishcakes and flying fish cutters to cassava pone.
After our meal we travel by van to the Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary, to which we will be granted exclusive access. We are incredibly fortunate to be allowed unrestricted access into this RAMSAR-designated Wetland of International Importance, as the Sanctuary has been closed to the public since 2009. As we stroll along the immaculately maintained boardwalk, flitting amongst the dark green leaves of the Red Mangroves are a host of indigenous species, such as: Caribbean Elaenias, Antillean Crested Hummingbirds, Carib Grackles, Bananaquits, an endemic subspecies of Yellow Warbler and the endemic Barbados Bullfinch. We take advantage of prime locations on viewing platforms and of our ideal positions behind observation hides to enjoy unparalleled views of Scaly-naped Pigeon, Black as well as Yellow-crowned Night-Heron and Blue-winged Teal. Three species of egret also inhabit the mangroves. Owing to the absence of daily visitors for the last seven years, the colony has gradually expanded towards the boardwalk, from whence one can now get excellent views of nesting Little, Snowy, and Cattle Egret.
Following our highly productive, yet relaxing visit to the reserve, we take the van back to our hotel for a welcome shower and siesta, before heading to the popular fishing village of Oistins for a freshly caught evening meal. Please note: a wide range of other meats such as chicken, beef, pork as well as vegetarian options are available at Oistins as well.
After dinner you will have the opportunity (should you wish) to accompany me on a nighttime visit to a protected marine turtle nesting site, where we will assist volunteers with the Barbados Sea Turtle Project in searching for nesting female sea turtles, cordoning off nest sites and possibly even releasing hatchling turtles into the ocean on what for them will be a lifelong odyssey at sea.
For a list of the Top 20 Species that we will be targeting in Barbados please click here
Day 3
At 8 a.m. today we make a short 40 minute flight to St.Lucia. On arrival our van meets us at the airport from which we embark on our journey through the wilds of the island. Our tour begins along the east coast, in an area close to Dennery - one of the most popular fishing villages on the island. The dense thickets of semi-arid woodland associated with this part of the island represent ideal habitat for one of the rarest birds we hope to see on this entire tour - the White-breasted Thrasher. This species is found only on St.Lucia and one other island. Its population is thought to number fewer than 200 pairs in the wild.
As we make our way inland, semi-arid woodland is gradually replaced by the lush Des Cartier Rainforest. Here we will bird until late afternoon. Meandering along the network of easily navigable forest trails lined with a staggering array of flora, ranging from giant ferns to tiny bromeliads, we delight in the sights and sounds of a host of regional forest-dwelling species and threatened endemics, amongst them, and perhaps most coveted of all St.Lucia's national bird, the magnificent St.Lucia Parrot.
After our time in Des Cartier with such gems as Ruddy Quail Dove, Forest Thrush, and St.Lucia Black Finch, we make our way towards Vieux Fort to explore the nearby Aupicot wetlands. This important site is populated by such regional species as Black-bellied Whistling-Duck as well as a huge variety of over-wintering waterfowl and waders from North America.
As the soft light of dusk begins to descend over the island, we end the day's birding on the island's west coast, where we are treated to a spectacular aerial display of Red-billed Tropicbirds returning to their colony to roost.
After making the 20 minute drive back to our cozy hotel, nestled within a swathe of lush forest, we dine while overlooking the scenic coastal setting of Praslin Bay and the Frigate Islands Nature Reserve.
For a list of the Top 20 species that we will be targeting in St.Lucia, please click here and scroll down the page to the section on St.Lucia
Day 4
With our ferry to Martinique not scheduled to depart until mid-afternoon, we wake early the next morning to bird a generous swathe of St.Lucia's Northern Range, dominated by the majestic 2,600+ ft Pitons. Although we are in a mountainous region of the island, it will be the van's engine, not our own power, which does most of the work. We drive up a long, steady incline to the quaint hilltop village of Bouton from where we set out on a slow-paced walk along a paved road, lined on one side with an extensive orchard and on the other with dense rainforest. In this idyllic setting we target such treasures as St. Lucia Warbler, Scaly-breasted Thrasher, St. Lucia Oriole, St. Lucia Pewee, Lesser Antillean Swift and the charming St.Lucia race of House Wren.
After lunch we make for the port of Vieux Fort to catch L' Express des Iles ferry bound for Martinique. En route we will scan the seas for three species of boobies and the skies above for Magnificent Frigatebirds and a host of species of terns, gulls, and even jaegers. Sightings of turtles, dolphins, and Flying Fish are also distinct possibilities.
Martinique is small, with select sites frequented by birds of interest; therefore after we disembark the ferry, we get straight to birding. In the afternoon we head to the prime location for the island's endemic species of oriole, an area also frequented by such species as Lesser Antillean Peewee, and Lesser Antillean Flycatcher, as well as the magnificent Blue-headed Hummingbird and the entertaining Gray Trembler (both of which are found on only one other island). We bird here until the fading light forces us to retire to our hotel, which is located within the astoundingly beautiful Presquille de Caravelle Nature Reserve.
For a list of the Top 20 species that we will be targeting in Martinique please click here and then scroll down the list of islands to Martinique.
Day 5
The next morning we wake to explore the bird life and take in the dawn chorus of this small coastal reserve before getting transportation back to the ferry port. After all ....Dominica awaits!
At 10 a.m. we set sail for Dominica - an island regarded by many as the "Nature Lover's Caribbean Island". As we dock in Dominica we board our van and make our way to the Sunset Bay Hotel, a tranquil resort nestled within Batalie Bay, recently recognized as one of the Best Beaches of Dominica. With the beach and Caribbean Sea in front of us and the hotels extensive gardens and montane forest surrounding us, we certainly are spoiled for choice. Never make a decision on an empty stomach I always say: best to pause and take stock of our options over a delicious meal on the restaurant's beach-side deck.
Such is the nature of touring the Caribbean that though a mere six hours earlier we awoke at dawn to bird the coastal woodlands of Martinique, the afternoon of the same day sees us setting foot in the rainforests of Dominica in search of completely new species for the trip. The island's lush forests absolutely teem with life! The latter half of the day sees us embark on a quest for such residents as Purple-throated Carib, Lesser Antillean Saltator, Pearly-eyed Thrasher, Brown Trembler, and one of Dominica's two species of endemic Amazona parrot - the charismatic "Jaco" or Red-necked Parrot.
Day 6
I can assure you that despite its name (Sunset Bay Hotel), the sunrises here are just as spectacular as the sunset. With a backdrop of shafts of early morning sunlight making the black sand crystals of the Batalie beach glisten like so many ebony-encased diamonds, we enjoy a hearty breakfast, some of which will be picked directly from the hotel gardens, before setting off on our next tropical adventure.
Anticipation will be ripe as this morning brings with it a phenomenal opportunity to enjoy stunning views of the largest and rarest of the Amazona parrots: the undisputed monarch of these forests - the Imperial Parrot. We drive to a secluded site deep within montane forest where the Sisserou (as it is known by locals) is known to roost. Before setting out on a quest for fruiting trees the birds often preen and stretch their impressive wings and in so doing allow one to truly appreciate the large size of this bird and the dazzling iridescence its feathering.
Although the Sisserou is undoubtedly the showpiece, this largely unspoiled region of the island is also home to a staggering array of other beautiful species. One sighting of the dazzling colours of an Antillean Euphonia can leave you in little doubt that you are in the tropics, while encounters with the resplendent Red-legged Thrush will no doubt prove equally memorable. With such treasures all around us, we spend the remainder of the morning exploring forest trails in search of other indigenous species local to the area, such as White-crowned Pigeon and Bridled Quail Dove, all the while being treated to the cacophony of calls for which such forests alone are reserved. As midday approaches we wind our way back down out of the hills and towards the port. Incredibly, the second half of this remarkable day in paradise has the potential to outshine the first!
At 2pm we join an experienced captain and crew on a search for ocean giants! An astonishing 22 species of whale and dolphin have been sighted off of the coasts of Dominica, and I have ensured that our time on the island coincides with that of peak cetacean migration through the Lesser Antilles. On the trip the crew use hydrophones to listen for the telltale clicks and whistles of these magnificent creatures; hence are able to better hone in on their position. With a 90% success rate, it seems this is an approach that works well in this setting. Humpbacks, Short-finned Pilots and False Killers are amongst the species seen at this time of year, but the most reliable sightings are of Dominica's resident population of Sperm Whale, the largest toothed whale on the planet. These absolute behemoths frequent and feed in the deep oceanic troughs to the west of the island, and use the placid waters of the Caribbean Sea as a calving ground. An unforgettable wildlife encounter awaits! The dinner table will be truly buzzing back at our hotel tonight!
For a list of the Top 20 species that we will be targeting in Dominica, please click here and then scroll down through the list of islands to Dominica.
Day 7
Upon arrival on Guadeloupe by ferry, we are met (as we are on most of the islands on our tour) by a local guide who takes us to the prime site for the island's endemic Guadeloupe Woodpecker. We will also visit well known haunts of such regional specialties as Scaly-breasted Thrasher and Ruddy Quail-Dove along with those of the Plumbeous Warbler, in case this near-endemic had proven elusive on Dominica (the only other island on which it is found).
We spend our night on Guadeloupe at La Heliconia, an establishment that prides itself on ensuring it's guests get a true feel for a wonderfully Caribbean style of accommodation. Our stay in these brightly coloured and charming chattel houses should give us a real taste of Lesser Antillean living.
For a list of the Top 20 species that we will be targeting in Guadeloupe, please click here and then scroll down through the list of islands to Guadeloupe
Day 8
Today we arrive on the sun-baked shores of Antigua. With a shoreline pocketed by inlets and bays, Antiguans boast that they can visit a different beach every day of the year and still not see them all. This large number of beaches ensures that Antigua is an island more popular with sun-seekers than bird-watchers. However, although not home to any endemics, this island promises to reveal a number of indigenous regional species as well as several species of migrant waders and waterfowl. It is undoubtedly the best island upon which to enjoy unbelievably close views of one of the last remaining populations of West Indian Whistling-Duck.
The Jolly Beach Resort and Spa will be where we spend our next 3 nights.
For a list of the Top 20 species that we will be targeting in Antigua and Barbuda and Montserrat, please click here and then scroll down through the list of islands to these islands
Day 9
From Antigua we will will embark on day trips to the two tiny islands of Barbuda and Montserrat. On Day 9 we catch the Barbuda Express Ferry and within 90 minutes are stepping onto the sands of Antigua's sister island. Our main target here will be the diminutive Barbuda Warbler. The bird itself should not be that difficult to find, but as the ferry will not return again until afternoon, we castaways will just have to endure being stranded on a Caribbean island renowned for its deserted pink-sand beaches, groves of gently swaying coconut trees, quaint beach bars and snack-shacks - each boasting a selection of ice-cold beers, freshly-caught local seafood and other mouth-watering local fare.
Day 10
As with Barbuda, we will have an entire day to explore Antigua's other neighbour - an island fondly known as The Other Emerald Isle. With its historic ties to Ireland, the beautiful and peaceful island of Montserrat is perhaps best known for having one of the world's most active volcanoes. I remember in 1995 seeing the heavy ash and thick black cloud that enveloped Barbados following the eruption of Soufriere Hills Volcano, and being absolutely astounded at the raw power required to send material so far aloft that I could see the effects of that eventtaking place some 300 miles away. We spend our day on Montserrat exploring the volcanic foothills of Soufriere, taking in the breathtaking views from the Montserrat Volcano Observatory, and also wandering along select nature trails in search of the appropriately fiery-chested Montserrat Oriole. On our return trip to Antigua we relax on the upper deck of the ferry and enjoy one final opportunity to take in the sights of pelagics soaring over the turquoise waters of the Caribbean.
Day 11
Our 40 minute flight to St.Vincent today sees us continue on our southward journey along the island chain. As the number of miles traveled steadily rises so too does the number of bird species seen. Upon arrival at the airport we have a 15-minute drive to the elegant Beachcombers Hotel where we can freshen up. Hotel staff later pack us a light lunch and we then make for the Buccament Valley.
The vantage point afforded us standing on the edge of this deep ravine represents the ideal location for incredible views of one of the rarest birds on the planet - the St.Vincent Parrot. There is something very sobering in the knowledge that you are watching some of the last remaining individuals of a species, in the only country where they can be found, in one of their last remaining expanses of natural habitat. But what a spectacle they provide as they commute from one fruiting tree to another, with every flit of their wings a mesmeric golden flash against the unbroken dark green backdrop of the island's dense forests. A magnificent sight!
From large and critically endangered to minute and very endangered - the other endemic species we will seek out amongst the numerous regional species to be seen on St.Vincent is the comically attired Whistling Warbler. As though he were a curious monocled 19th century gentleman, the male Whistling Warbler often will peer down upon you with a cocked head and quizzical stare, as though he were contemplating the motives behind your entry into his forest abode. Truly a character in every sense of the word!
As well as being home to the rarest of the rare, St.Vincent will also provide us with the opportunity to see a number of species hitherto unseen on other islands, with the Yellow-bellied Elaenia, Cocoa Thrush, Tropical Mockingbird and impressive local race of Common Black Hawk being but a few.
On our return journey from another rewarding day of birding, we gaze out the window at the changing topography of this varied and rugged land. Densely forested mountain peaks give way to sparsely vegetated plateaus and eventually grasslands and coastal flora, at which point we arrive at the Beachcombers Hotel, where we enjoy a candlelit dinner on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean. Those of us up for a night stroll through the hotel grounds have the chance of encountering other nocturnal wanderers such as the Lesser Antillean race of Barn Owl, and Antillean Nighthawk.
For a list of the Top 20 species that we will be targeting in St.Vincent, please click here and then scroll down through the list of islands to St.Vincent
Day 12
Today sees us take a 30 minute flight to Grenada. At first this small and densely populated island might seem an odd destination on a birding trip, however, as was the case with the White-breasted Thrasher on St.Lucia, by virtue of our visiting Grenada we are provided with the opportunity to see one of the rarest birds on the planet, the Grenada Dove, in its natural habitat. Latest counts estimate the surviving number of Grenada Doves to be as low as 150 individuals. However, with the help of a trusted local guide, I am confident that we will be treated to a sight few people have had, or will have a chance to see in their lifetime.
After visiting the last stronghold of this delicate, unassuming dove, we explore the impressive Levera National Park in the hopes of sighting some of this tiny island's other inhabitants, including: the Rufous-breasted Hermit, Lesser Antillean Tanager, local race of Hook-billed Kite and Grenada Flycatcher.
Our lodgings for the night will be a vibrantly coloured and newly refurbished resort located on the Caribbean Sea. Standing on our verandas looking out across the moonlit sea that for two weeks we have journeyed across, we watch as her waves gently lap against the posts of our cottages while we reflect on our travels. What a perfect setting to draw to a close our journey through the Lesser Antilles.
For a list of the Top 20 species that we will be targeting in Grenada, please click here and then scroll down through the list of islands to Grenada
For those of you leaving the tour at this point you will catch a morning flight to neighbouring Barbados from where you will return home.
For those of us continuing the adventure onto Trinidad, we will catch a morning flight to a destination known as the "Caribbean Island of South America".
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Day 13
This morning sees us leave the range of Caribbean species and make our way to the island nation of Trinidad and Tobago on a quest for South American birds.
Trinidad is a melting pot of cultures and humanity that has served to transform the island into a sea of vibrant colours, every year culminating in the supposed two day (but in actual fact, month-long) festival of Trinidad Carnival.
Many of the Carnival costume designers say that they get their inspiration for their elaborate headdresses and 20-foot trains from the country's birdlife. After witnessing first hand the extraordinary rainbow of colors the birds of the island have to offer, you will soon see why.
Upon arrival we are met at the airport by pre-arranged transport and taken to our hotel. After enjoying a delicious lunch at a nearby local restaurant, we make our way to the internationally renowned Caroni Swamp (in 2015 renamed the Winston Nanan Caroni Bird Sanctuary).
We travel in a comfortable flat-bottomed boat and begin our exploration of the mangroves. To delve deep into the very heart of an established mangrove swamp is something akin to journeying into a prehistoric ecosystem where everything appears to remain frozen in time. Mangroves have been on the planet for 250 million years and with their pattern of elaborate, interlaced aerial roots and entwined branches, almost appear to be determined to shield and protect the inhabitants of the swamp from the encroaching threats of the modern world.
Unsurprisingly, the tranquility and sanctitude of this magical place attracts an astonishing variety of birds and other wildlife. Dusk is the best time to see them: herons of every possible description, the probing pencil-thin necks of Little Blues looking positively dainty when seen in close proximity to those of their rather heavy-set counterparts, the Boat-billed Herons. Wattled Jacanas walk delicately across lilies, Pied Water-Tyrants flit frantically from one bank of a tributary to another and roosting Tropical Screech-Owls patiently await the setting of the sun. In the skies above we are treated to views of Trinidad's extensive variety of raptors including Short-tailed Hawks, Swallow-tailed Kites, and Yellow-headed Caracara. The swamp's inhabitants are, however, not restricted to birds alone; its banks are ideal basking sites for Spectacled Caiman, the mangroves' branches offer prime hunting for Cook's Tree Boa, and although Silky Anteaters and Crab-eating Raccoons share the Screech-Owl's penchant for nocturnal foraging, they both can be seen on occasion during the day, securely curled up in the mangrove's embrace.
As the sun dips lower in the sky, long-legged waders begin to fly in low over the water from the surrounding marsh, Cattle, Great and Snowy Egrets, Little Blue and Tricolored Herons, and sometimes even a few Glossy Ibis arrive and proceed to decorate the emerald-colored mangrove islands.However all of this serves as a precursor to the arrival of the Scarlet Ibis, and our bearing witness to a sight sure to make bird lovers the world over envious. As we sit in our boat enjoying our rum punches and biscuits the sky slowly begins to be patterned by the first few bright-red arrivals making their aerial way towards us out of the west. But ones and twos soon give way to flocks of hundreds of these resplendent birds, shifting and contorting in one rhythmic mass overhead as they negotiate the best approach to their roosts before nightfall. As more and more birds arrive, the dark green mangroves are gradually transformed into soft hues of gentle pinks and splashes of vibrant reds as the overlapping plumages of immature and adult ibises serve to form a natural collage of colour befitting this magical setting.
Day 14
No trip to Trinidad is complete without a visit to the Asa Wright Nature Centre. Day 14 sees us leave our hotel and head into the island's Northern Range and the Centre's 1,500 acres of lush rainforest nestled within the Arima Valley. We spend the entire day here in the company of scores of wondrous South American species, including a mind-boggling 12 species of hummingbirds - among them, the positively exquisite Tufted Coquette, skittish Long-billed Starthroat, and pugnacious White-necked Jacobin.
The vast expanse of forest is home to a host of birds the colours of which you truly have to see to believe - Purple Honeycreepers, breathtaking Violaceous Euphonias, Green-backed and Collared Trogons, Channel-billed Toucans, Crimson-crested Woodpeckers, a variety of tanagers and many many more. We even pay a visit to leks tucked away deep in the forest where Golden-headed and White-bearded Manakins entertain us with territorial displays.
We scan the favored haunts of Trinidad Motmots, various species of antshrikes and antwrens and follow the astonishing calls of the Bearded Bellbird to perches high above.
Asa Wright is also an excellent location for several species of raptors including the ghost-like White Hawk and lightning-fast Bat Falcon! Over the last few years Black Hawk-Eagle has also been seen with increasing regularity.
Day 15
For our final day of birding we journey to the sprawling expanse of wilderness that is the 4,500 acre Aripo Savannah. This vast area of open grassland and cemented clays is in stark contrast to the lush forests at Asa Wright, and as the habitat differs, so too do the birds.
In the grassland, we look for Red-breasted Meadowlarks and the very local Grassland Yellow-Finches. In the skies above dozens of Black and Turkey Vultures soar effortlessly on the warm thermals of the tropics. A few long-legged Savannah Hawks as well as wintering Merlins and Peregrine Falcons are likely to be present, while all around us opportunistic Tropical Kingbirds and Great Kiskadees make the most of the abundance of insects drawn to the hides of hundreds of grazing "buffalypso" (water buffalo x cattle hybrid).
These central grasslands are also home to rarely seen local mammalian species such as Red-brocket Deer, Armadillo and Prehensile-tailed Porcupine, while the edges of the savannah are populated by boisterous flocks of minuscule Green-rumped Parrotlets and Red-bellied Macaws all constantly jostling and squawking in groves of 100 foot Moriche palms.
For a list of the Top 20 species that we will be targeting in Trinidad please click here and then scroll down through the list of islands to Trinidad
Day 16
We fly back to Barbados this morning, and as it is the final day of our trip, we perhaps become the only group of people ever to have been unhappy to be flying back to this beautiful island.
Should you be catching an evening flight back home, Birding The Islands has arranged for you to stay at Divi Southwinds Resort (a 10 minute taxi ride from the airport) for the remainder of your time on Barbados. The option is yours. Relax in your room / in the pool at the resort until its time to leave for your flight, or join The Bajan Birder for one more jaunt along the south coast of Barbados to see what birds are around.
What a trip! What an adventure! What a pleasure to have been able to guide and share this wonderful experience with you! I look forward to seeing you again on another journey with Birding The Islands.
The Bajan Birder
Tour Dates: February 22nd - March 9th 2018
April 13th - 28th 2019
Number of Species that will possibly be seen on tour: 408
Number of Endemics likely to be seen on tour: 33
Number of Species Indigenous to the Lesser Antillean and South American Region likely to be seen: 217
Group Size: 10-12 clients + The Bajan Birder
Tour Price (excluding Trinidad): US$ 5,514 per person (based on Double Occupancy Rates and full complement of 12 clients per tour)
Tour Price (including Trinidad): US$ 6,353 per person(based on Double Occupancy Rates and full complement of 12 clients per tour) (Single Supplement i.e. if you would prefer to have a single room there is an additional charge of US$555)
Included in Price: All flights between islands and internal ferry charges between islands, local taxes, airport departure taxes, all accommodations, pre-arranged food and drinks (non alcoholic), transport to and from destinations on all islands, park admission fees, local guides fees, and hotel and restaurant service charges.
Not Included in Price: Your flights to and from Barbados, extra charges incurred for overweight or additional pieces of luggage on international or internal flights, travel insurance, laundering services, alcoholic beverages.
Terrain and Pace: We cover a diverse range of terrain on this trip, however, there are no steep ascents and trails are primarily well maintained and relatively level. Any light to moderate ascents are conducted at a slow, steady pace with plenty of opportunities to rest along the way.


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although it is a nice thinking game and makes you want to try and find all the hidden things. I am sorry to say that I just can't stand the music and graphics anymore. There are many that are better and rather less annoying to play. Put some real sound in and add some great graphics and I would be more than happy to play this for hours.
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My journey as one of the Dames of Dialogue has been more than four years long, and rich in interesting interactions with other authors.
Parting ways does not really mean goodbye, as I'll be popping in from time to time, to see what the other Dames are doing, and contributing my two-cents worth in comments.
During the time I have spent here, I have also kept myself busy blogging, which has turned into something of an obsession, with numbers reaching twenty sites at one point, but now down to eleven.
In 2010, I participated in National Novel Writing Month and reached the goal of the challenge with 52,000 words toward a now completed manuscript, Interior Designs. It continues the story begun in Embrace the Whirlwind, but focuses on one of the supporting characters from that novel.
Interior Designs
Meet Martha Scott Cummings: an interior designer, an abandoned wife, and a newly single mother to her daughter Meadow. Now she must begin an interior journey to reexamine the life she had, the choices she made, and to find the strength to begin again.
The manuscript has been through the usual edits, as well as Beta reads. Now I have to arrange for formatting, book cover design, and publication. Sometime this next year, I hope!
At the same time, I've also completed another manuscript I have called Defining Moments. A story that follows one middle-aged woman through the new life she is forging after her husband's betrayal. And his betrayal is not the usual kind. Not another woman, but a financial skirmish that leaves her reeling.
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What moments in our lives define us? Do our choices determine our future? When unexpected events derail her life, Jillian McAvoy realizes that she now has an opportunity to carve out a whole new beginning. But something happens to her along the way that threatens everything she hoped and dreamed about. How can the obsessions and compulsions that seemingly take over her life lead to her newly redesigned world?
This story has also been through its edits, readers, etc., as well. I have enjoyed my journeys with these characters and will definitely share my progress when they are out there in the world.
My five published novels are available on Amazon, with the latest one, Web of Tyranny, on Kindle, available there as well.
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The drummer reveals that Metallica's statement about Lemmy Kilmister being the reason for their existence was not just a hollow platitude.
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