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This short audiobook demonstrates a proven way to rid oneself of body odor, and for good!
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I've ran into a problem: given firefox extension released under GPL as shipped (.xpi files) has obscured .js files -- all formatting was removed. I've asked the upstream to provide proper source code, but so far he effectively refused to do that, although it seems to be a very simple operation to perform. For our discussion see http://z9.invisionfree.com/foxyproxy/index.php?showtopic=250 If I understood GPL license correctly, upstream author simply can't release anything under GPL if he doesn't provide sources. Whenever I've asked on mozilla's addons IRC I've got reply as "afaik he codes himself, and so if he writes on his page / in the package that it is gpl, you can use it under the gpl license" but I think that he/she is incorrect in his/her understanding of GPL.
Standard blunders of copyright no 1LICENCES DON'T APPLY TO AUTHORS (actually, that should read copyright holders, but often they're the same thing).
If the upstream author owns the copyright, and he gives you obfuscated source, then there's NOTHING you can do about it. I'd say it's actually even dangerous to de-obfuscate the code!
If you want to modify the code, de-obfuscate the bits you need, modify it, and then distribute as per GPL. IANAL, but you should be safe here, as you are distributing the original author's stuff "as is", and you are distributing the modified stuff in "a preferred form for modification", namely your preferred form because you're one of the people who modified it.
It's been mentioned "are you complying with the GPL if you distribute obfuscated source?". I'd say "yes", because you're distributing it unmodified as per what the original author gave you (I think that's legit as per the GPL - I think it says you can distribute "the unmodified source" without any further obligation).
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The "Things Ain't What They Used to Be" movies are not uniformly depressing. Residents of the small Quebec town in The Salesman are doing their best to put a positive spin on tough times, especially avuncular Marcel Lévesque (played by Gilbert Sicotte), who sells cars and trucks at a dealership in snowy Lac Saint-Jean. Business is slow but Marcel maintains the upbeat patter, even when tragedy strikes. He's disconcertingly cornball, but writer-director Sébastien Pilote follows Marcel through the eye of the needle and makes us care. The Salesman screens at the PFA, May 3.
Meanwhile, in the Willets Point corner of Queens, New York, just across the way from the new Citi Field home of the New York Mets, the last of the auto-parts junkmen are playing out the string. Their muddy car-parts row is scheduled to be torn down for redevelopment, and documentarians J.P. Sniadecki and Véréna Paravel are on hand to introduce us to the local characters. Foreign Parts, a relaxing rainy-day character study of real-life lovable losers, plays the PFA on April 23.
Of course, not every film in the festival is a Recession Special. There are monsters, lovers, and monster lovers. Those three types of characters interact gratifyingly in Christopher Munch's Letters from the Big Man, the outdoorsy story of an environmentalist named Sarah (Lily Rabe) and an unnamed sasquatch (Isaac C. Singleton Jr.) who relate to each other — in their way — in the Oregon forest. It would make a terrific horror movie, mainly because writer-producer-director Munch abandons the most annoying clichés of the genre (rumbling bass soundtrack, etc.) while retaining the hushed dread of the unknown, lurking just outside the window wherever Sarah goes. The bigfoot is shy and Sarah is complicated. Possibly the most entertaining film in this festival. Catch it at the Kabuki April 29 and May 3, or at New People, May 5.
Black Bread, a narrative feature by writer-director Agustí Villaronga, is the sort of well-written, carefully cast, unobtrusively political European drama that has been the staple of film festivals ever since film festivals began — not to say that it's hackneyed or predictable, just reassuringly familiar. In the aftermath of the Spanish Civil War, a Catalan boy named Andreu (Francesc Colomer) learns about class strife, sex, politics, and ghosts — not necessarily in that order — while the ubiquitous Sergi López once again, as in Pan's Labyrinth, portrays a sadistic Fascist with "Reds to purge." Worth a look at the Kabuki, April 29, May 2, and May 4.
Most of the titles discussed above fit into well-established categories common to film festivals around the world. But in our heart of hearts, we know that the films we take home with us and cherish in our memory aren't always the safe, comfortable ones. The unexpected, the unfamiliar, that's where the flavor is — and we're not talking about zombie flicks, the most horrendous cliché of programmers eager to latch onto the elusive "yoot" demographic.
Documentaries don't come any more unexpected than The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975, a glorious mishmash of American history and pop-cultural riffology from Swedish television. What do Swedes like director Göran Hugo Olsson know about African-American life in the age of the Black Panthers? How much time have you got? After a disclaimer that Olsson's nine-chapter collage of footage shot in the US by Swedish reporters "does not presume to tell the whole story of the Black Power Movement, but how it was perceived by some Swedish filmmakers," the doc blasts off for Backthensville: Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr., Angela Davis, Stokely Carmichael, the Vietnam War, CIA drugs in the ghetto, Oakland, Harlem, etc., with vivid after-the-fact commentary by Erykah Badu, Melvin Van Peebles, Bobby Seale, Kathleen Cleaver, Harry Belafonte, and Abiodun Oyewole of The Last Poets. To see that convulsive era — and the enigma that is America — through the global perspective of Swedish film crews is remarkable. Don't miss this one when it screens at the Kabuki, April 30, or at New People, May 3.
As long as we're aboard the time machine: A "lost film" by Rainer Werner Fassbinder is always a find, especially when it's as dynamic as World on a Wire, the late German auteur's purple analysis of high technology and the crazy people who sell it, made for German TV in 1973 and seldom shown in this country. The satiric action revolves around scientist Fred Stiller (Klaus Löwitsch), who takes it on himself to investigate the murder of a colleague at a large corporation. Stiller is aided in his detective work by a gadget called the Simulacron, a virtual reality prototype that looks like a wired automotive crash helmet — the user sees into the future, and bystanders are simultaneously treated to the same vision on connected video screens. The Fassbinder stock company — Barbara Valentin, Ivan Desny, Günter Lamprecht, Gottfried John, Ingrid Caven, El Hedi ben Salem, et al — turns out in force, and the music score is a typical Fassbinder helter-skelter grab bag of needle drops, plus electronic sounds. Three hours long and full of laughs and spy gunplay. Showing at the PFA, April 30.
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Richard E. Salomon Family Associate Professor
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The Hang laboratory is interested in elucidating fundamental mechanisms of host-microbe interactions and developing new therapeutic strategies to combat microbial infections.
Chemical tools for exploring metabolite-protein interactions. The emergence of microbial pathogens and adaptation of microbes to currently available drugs demands a better understanding of host-microbe interactions to prevent and treat infections. With the genetic blueprints of many microbes and animal hosts now available, new methods are needed to evaluate how key metabolites regulate host immunity and microbial virulence. To elucidate the mechanisms involved in host-microbe interactions, the Hang laboratory has developed robust chemical methods to image and profile the biochemical targets of metabolites in animal cells and microbes that are synthesized endogenously or derived from the environment (diet or microbiota). At the heart of this chemical approach is the design and synthesis of specific chemical reporters, metabolites bearing uniquely reactive groups, that can be chemically or enzymatically incorporated into biomolecules in vitro and in vivo and then selectively labeled with imaging or affinity purification reagents. Using this strategy, a variety of chemical reporters based on important metabolites (nucleosides, amino acids, lipids and other cofactors) have been developed in the Hang laboratory for the sensitive detection and analysis of metabolite-protein modifications such as palmitoylation, myristoylation, prenylation, acetylation, AMPylation, ADP-ribosylation as well as those derived from environmental metabolites such as flavonoids from medicinal plants.
Protein fatty-acylation in host immunity and microbial virulence. Metabolites from the diet, microbiota and cellular metabolism can significantly affect host susceptibility to infections. These active metabolites encompass a broad range of molecules ranging from fatty acids to bacterial cell well components. My laboratory has been especially focused on protein targets of long-chain fatty acids (LCFAs), since alterations in amounts and structure of LCFAs have profound effects on host immunity and pathogen susceptibility. For example, genetic defects in palmitic acid (C16:0) synthesis have been associated with impaired immune responses and resistance to infections. Conversely, high levels of palmitic acid from high-fat diets or adipocytes from obese animals have been suggested to activate immunity receptors and induce inflammation. These effects are specific to the structure of LCFAs, as unsaturated fatty acids such as oleic acid (C18:1) or pro-resolving lipid mediators such as resolvin and protectin facilitate the resolution of inflammatory responses and tissue repair. The balance of fatty acid levels and composition in animals is thus clearly very important in regulating appropriate immune responses, but the specific molecular targets and mechanisms by which LCFAs controls specific immune pathways are unclear.
Beyond essential functions in membrane biogenesis and metabolism, LCFAs can serve as ligands for specific receptors and also can be covalently attached to proteins (N-myristoylation, S-palmitoylation, Lys-fatty-acylation) and regulate their activity in membranes. While fatty acid binding to specific receptors can control some signaling pathways, these interactions are insufficient to explain the broad effects of LCFAs on inflammation and host susceptibility to infection. Indeed, chemical proteomic studies of immune cells in our laboratory have revealed many unpredicted fatty-acylated proteins involved in host immunity and pathogen susceptibility. These novel fatty-acylated proteins include IFITM-family proteins, which we first demonstrated are S-fatty-acylated on conserved Cys resides that are important for their membrane targeting and antiviral activity against influenza virus infection. Following our discovery of interferon-induced transmembrane protein 3 (IFITM3) S-fatty acylation-dependent antiviral activity, we are continuing to develop new approaches to characterize the precise mechanism of IFITM3 antiviral activity and its regulation by S-fatty-acylation that include 1) live cell imaging of IFITM3 during virus infection, 2) IFITM3-interactome studies and 3) in vitro reconstitution studies of recombinant and site-specifically lipidated IFITM3. These studies should help elucidate the precise mechanism of action for IFITM3, which is mutated in humans with increased morbidity and mortality to seasonal influenza A virus infections.
Discovery and development of anti-infective strategies. With dwindling supply of antibiotics and a growing appreciation for commensal microbes, new anti-infective strategies are needed to selectively target microbial pathogens without depleting the beneficial microbiota in humans. To develop new anti-infective approaches, the Hang laboratory is interested in understanding protective mechanisms of commensal bacteria and developing inhibitors of bacterial virulence pathways. While host-associated bacterial species have been shown to secrete metabolites and proteins for their beneficial affects, the mechanisms of action and targets of these commensal bacteria-derived molecules are not well understood and could lead to new anti-infective therapeutics. To identify new factors involved in host resistance or tolerance to pathogens, my laboratory has utilized Caenorhabditis elegans as a model system for exploring commensal bacteria and their secreted factors. We discovered that secreted antigen A (SagA) from Enterococcus faecium is sufficient to protect C. elegans against Salmonella pathogenesis by promoting pathogen tolerance. The NlpC/p60 peptidoglycan hydrolase activity of SagA is required and generated muramyl-peptide fragments that are sufficient to protect C. elegans against Salmonella pathogenesis in a tol-1-dependent manner. SagA can also be expressed and secreted to improve the protective activity of probiotics against Salmonella pathogenesis in mice. In collaboration with the Mucida Laboratory of Mucosal Immunology at Rockefeller, we showed that SagA-mediated protection mechanisms are conserved in mice and can be used to prevent enteric infections including C. difficile. These studies highlight how protective intestinal bacteria can modify microbial-associated molecular patterns to enhance pathogen tolerance and potentially be used enhance the activity of probiotics.
To complement the mechanistic studies of commensal bacteria, the Hang laboratory is also developing chemical inhibitors of key microbial virulence pathways to limit infections. Specifically, the Hang laboratory is working on small molecule inhibitors of type III secretion systems (T3SSs), which are responsible for injecting bacterial toxins and effector proteins into host cells and are essential for the virulence of many Gram-negative bacterial pathogens. Towards this goal, the Hang laboratory has developed a high-throughput assay for type III protein secretion and discovered and currently characterizing specific small molecules from medicinal plants and synthetic chemical libraries that can antagonize T3SSs and inhibit bacterial infection. Our recent studies on the type III protein secretion system (T3SS) inhibitors from medicinal plants, which suggests specific plant metabolites (flavonoids) covalently label and inactivate T3SS substrates to attenuate bacterial virulence (Tsou LK et al JACS 2016). These T3SS inhibitors are not broadly bactericidal and provide new lead compounds for selectively targeting bacterial pathogens responsible for disease without killing protective commensal bacteria. These studies highlight our ongoing efforts to discover and characterize new infective approaches to combat infections.
Hang is a faculty member in the David Rockefeller Graduate Program, the Tri-Institutional M.D.-Ph.D. Program, and the Tri-Institutional Ph.D. Program in Chemical Biology.
B.S. in chemistry, 1998
University of California, Santa Cruz
Ph.D. in chemistry, 2003
University of California, Berkeley
Harvard Medical School and Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research, 2004–2006
Assistant Professor, 2007–2013
Associate Professor, 2013–
The Rockefeller University
Irma T. Hirschl/Monique Weill-Caulier Trust Research Award, 2007
Ellison Medical Foundation New Scholar Award, 2008
Eli Lilly Award in Biological Chemistry, 2017
Grammel M, Hang HC. Chemical reporters for biological discovery. Nat. Chem. Biol. 9, 475–484 (2013).
Zhang M, Wu P-YJ, Kelly FD, Nurse P, Hang HC. Quantitative control of protein S-palmitoylation regulates meiotic entry in fission yeast. PLoS Biol. 11, e1001597 (2013).
Yount JS, Moltedo B, Yang YY, Charron G, Moran TM, López CB, Hang HC. Palmitoylome profiling reveals S-palmitoylation-dependent antiviral activity of IFITM3. Nat. Chem. Biol. 6, 610–604 (2010).
Rangan KJ, Pedicord VA, Wang Y-C, Kim B, Lu Y, Shaham S, Mucida D, Hang HC. A secreted bacterial peptidoglycan hydrolase enhances tolerance to enteric pathogens. Science 2016, 353, 1434-1437.
Tsou LK, Lara-Tejero M, RoseFigura J, Zhang ZJ, Wang YC, Yount JS, Lefebre M, Dossa PD, Kato J, Guan F, Lam W, Cheng YC, Galán JE, Hang HC. Antibacterial Flavonoids from Medicinal Plants Covalently Inactivate Type III Protein Secretion Substrates. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2016, 138, 2209-18.
Dr. Hang is a faculty member in the David Rockefeller Graduate Program, the Tri-Institutional M.D.-Ph.D. Program, and the Tri-Institutional Ph.D. Program in Chemical Biology.


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Masked police raided the offices of the Russian human rights organisation, Memorial, in St Petersburg on 4 December 2008. The police confiscated all hard drives from the organisation's computers and disconnected all telephones in the office.
The Prosecutor's Office said Memorial was suspected of financing the local opposition newspaper, Novy Peterburg, which was closed in 2007 for publishing an allegedly "extremist" article.
The prosecutors allege that the article, "Here Comes the Real Candidate," written by Konstantin Chernyayev in Novy Peterburg in June 2007, incited social and ethnic hatred. Tatyana Kosinova, one of the leaders of Memorial in St Petersburg, insisted, however, that the organisation has never had any connection with Novy Peterburg.
Mr Yuly Rybak, staff member of Memorial in St Petersburg, said the raid may be linked to the screening of Andrey Nekrasov's documentary film, "Rebellion – The Litvinenko Case." The film was first shown in Russia on 20 November 2008 in Moscow's Sakharov Centre. The screening was organised by Memorial.
Mr Rybak said the police raid has effectively paralysed the organisation's activities. He called the raid an act of repression against Memorial. Irina Flige, head of Memorial's historical wing, said the raid was an attempt to intimidate the organisation, and may lead to its closure.
The police seized all the organisation's research material from the past 20 years. Documents seized included historical material about political repression in the Soviet Union. Memorial has conducted extensive research into the Red Terror in 1918-1922 and the history of Russia's labour camps. Mr Rybakov feared what might happen to the material.
"This outrageous police raid on Memorial shows the poisonous climate for NGOs in Russia," said Allison Gill, director of the Moscow office of Human Rights Watch (HRW). This is an overt attempt by the Russian government to suppress independent civic activity and silence critical voices," she said.
HRW said the Russian government should immediately investigate a police raid on Memorial. HRW also called on the government to ensure the speedy and safe return of all seized equipment and documents. "Memorial's archives are a national treasure," said Gill.


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UK charity 'overwhelmed' with requests to adopt blind Jack Russell Glenn and his guide dog Buzz
A British charity has been inundated with requests to adopt an eldery blind Jack Russell and his guide dog, a Staffordshire Bull terrier, after the pair went viral on social media last week.
Stray Aid was having difficulty finding a home for both elderly dogs Buzz and Glenn, who is completely blind, but a charity spokesperson revealed that they are overwhelmed by the support from all corners of the world after their picture went viral.
Buzz and Glenn are extremely close and the Staffordshire Bull terrier acts as a guide dog to his blind Jack Russell pal after the pair were rescued from a sea tunnel in Hartlepool, England.
"It has been a monumental week for Stray Aid. We have been completely overwhelmed by the support shown for us and the story of Buzz and Glenn," the charity wrote on their Facebook page.
"Many of you have contacted us asking for updates on whether the boys have been re-homed. We have received enquiries and offers from around the globe, including the U.S., Canada, South America and Europe! Your compassion is amazing.
"Because of their specific needs, especially Glenn's, and because of their unique profile within the media, we are taking extra care in considering applications," the post said.
Stray Aid Centre Manager John Bielby told CBS: "If one of them is taken out, the other will become distressed and start to cry.
"They have to be kept together -- they don't like be being separated."
"They're very happy in each other's company," Bielby said.
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Discussion in 'Graphic Design & Logo Design Critique:' started by electricalyce, Mar 11, 2009.
I can't decide on which of these is the best, from a visual/aesthetic perspective, which is better?
out of the two of them i prefer the bottom one personally
Literally just the coloured bars are the only difference ?
What does it say by the way ? Gloomy?
Ya I think it needs to be more readable...I'd have no idea what this was if I saw it on something...I still don't know whati t says...gloomy sounds like the best guess.
I like the bottom one better tho...just make it more readable.
Is it Spot the Difference? Both look identical, therefore any visual advantage is marginal and has distinction or separation apart from individual subjectiveness - so therefore is no rationalisation to the question.
From an aesthetic point of view, without sounding cruel, I have no idea what it says without buying a code book to decipher the design. Therefore as a piece of intrinsic communication it fails. Design before Communication ( BB Book of life - posted countless times) or in a nutshell... self indulgent twaddle. sorry:down:
Love your Avatar BTW. good work
ding ding round two...
pretty much agree though - I had no idea what it said and the difference minimal.
yea i can't read that at all. top bars look better.
if the 'letters' were thicker and more spaced out then the bottom one would look better.
What does it actually say?
Hi Alyce,
From a purely aesthetic point of view I think it looks great, and I like the general style and feel that you're going for. But I have to agree with Berry, it fails horribly as a piece of communication which is essentially what a logo is. And I would suggest that you make it a lot more readable. I can see 'Gloo' but the rest is impossible for me to decipher.
I thought it said Gloopy
Soren summed that up for me :up:
Devil is in the details, so if visual advantage is marginal, that's okey
I think that's a contradiction, from a purely aesthetic point of view, it doesn't matter if you get what it says or not, if it fails as a piece of communicational design is one thing, and I'd love to take critic on that, but don't come and say that this critic is based on a aesthetic point of view. Unless you are one of the anti-fine-art people where "nothing without function can be truly beautiful" etc.
Thanks for the feedback on the readability everyone, I am aware that it's hard to read what it says (it1s gloomy, if you look hard enough you'll see the M-form). I am debating myself if I should try and make the M more readable (M's sucks when it comes to geometry by the way, heh), or leave it this way. It's a band-logo which partly "allows" the readability rule to be broken but I'm unshure.
But anyway, it was perhaps stupid not to post more varied... variations of the logo sooner in the process, instead of asking about a small detail. If anyone have any opinions on the detailing in question, please voice your opinion. A thread on artistic design vs. structural more functional design would be interesting too! :up: But it should probably be in a thread in itself so it's easier to stay on topic.
Not that it matters too much, by what sort of music genre would Gloomy by night fall into? Just out of interest to see if the style of the mark fits in with conventions of the genre.
Kind of electro-nurave-electroclash-pop-ish?
The concept of the lines over the O's is that it will reflect lines over the faces of the "band-members", which will be cartoons (cartoon pop band, as known by Gorillaz etc).
(sorry for the crap picture, try to ignore the splatter-thing)
To give more details...
This is an assigment for school we are working on (me and alyce). So this is not a real logo that is gonna be used. Not that that matters, of course, same rules apply. It's for a band. So beause of that, "most" general rules of logomaking falls away... It's not all about readability (can anyone here decipher this?), it's about capturing the music and the band in a logo, giving a feel of what kind of music you can expect.
alyce's fault for not pointing out that what we wanted feedback, was just wich version of the colored stripes looked the best, since that was what we were stuck on. We went for vs.1 btw.
Dark Throne...... (give me my bag of Skittles and a Bottle of Becks.)
Glad your sorted. a bit of info at the beginning wouldn't have led to so much confusion. - Slap yourself with a wet Herring!
the difference between the 2 is so minute, it is barely noticeable, so i think its a case of flipping a coin.
but I would agree that the readability is probably a more important issue, maybe like this?
Michae already did :up:
cue some south wales slang...safe bra!
mrp2049 sorry but oh god no, the whole art deco-thing we were going for was ruined now :lol:
I'm sorry next time i'll spend more time over it. I wont spend 30 seconds chopping it up
in all seriousness, its a nice logo, i was just thinking quickly about the legabilty.
I didnt realise there was such a deep deco style point being made
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An Eternal Combat Trailer (1991)
05 January 1991 Fantasy, Action, Comedy 95 mins
1000 years before our time: Master Cho-Lo, a Taoist priest (Lam Ching-Ying) and his two understudies (Parkman Wong and Shing Fui On) go on a quest to fight an evil Japanese demon. When the Taoist priest and his two helpers impose a ritual on the demon, they're all thrown into a time vortex and finally find themselves in modern day Hong Kong. Now the fight continues – in a different time and with many new problems ...
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11 days departing LAS VEGAS from
Destination: USA West
Tour Code: PLZ
Zion, Bryce, Arches and Grand Canyon National Parks offer the best trails in Southwest USA. Hike into the belly of the Grand Canyon down to Plateau Point, enjoy a sunset view or opt for a scenic flight for a bird's eye view. Hike through the backroads of Monument Valley with a Navajo guide and observe strange red rocks formations in Arches and Bryce Canyon National Parks. Skirt the switch-back trails in Zion up to Angels Landing for views of the valley below. This dedicated hiking tour means you can explore the national parks the way they were meant to be - on foot and with camera at the ready!
- Monument Valley half day hiking and backroads tour led by Navajo guides
- Guided hikes in spectacular Zion National Park
- Guided hikes in Bryce Canyon National Park
- Hike to Delicate Arch in Arches National Park
- Hike the Grand Canyon rim trails and down into the belly of the canyon
- Explore Canyonlands National Park with iconic view over Dead Horse Point
- Visit Dead Horse Point State Park
- Cruise the Las Vegas Strip
- Visit Goblin Valley State Park
All departures of this tour are guaranteed, so once you've booked you can be sure you're going! This guarantee gives you the confidence to book all of your travel arrangements and simply look forward to your holiday.
|7 hotel nights and 3 motel nights included. For your own room request our optional Solo Sleeper (see Dates & Prices tab)
|All transportation by private vehicle
|All meals paid locally
|Services of two professional tour leaders and local guide for maximum support and flexibility.
|Group size:
|Maximum 12
|Age range:
|Free Wi-Fi available in your vehicle. Maximum five users at one time.
You'll travel in air-conditioned private vehicles, which offer great flexibility and guarantee to get you further off the beaten path. Our upgraded fleet of vehicles in the USA ensure an enjoyable travelling experience and are fully equipped with:
Extra-large windows for better viewing
Wider seats with additional leg room
6'3'' interior height for added comfort
Full-height electric bi-fold entry door for easy entry / exit
Overhead luggage racks, reading lamps and a TV screen
Wi-Fi in the USA (excluding Alaska)
Appalachian Trail Hotel
11 days from BOSTON
Hike in the footsteps of history on America's oldest footpath.> Read more
Yosemite, Tahoe & Monterey
8 days from SAN FRANCISCO
Hike along the California coast and explore Yosemite's wonders.
John Muir Trail
23 days from MAMMOTH LAKES
Hike the full trail from Yosemite National Park to Mount Whitney.> Read more
Trip Itinerary
Our routes have been carefully chosen to include the best night stops and highlights. However, as local and operational conditions may vary and unforeseen circumstances can arise, the following itinerary should be used as a guideline.
Download the National Parks Walk trip dossier for tour-specific details including full itinerary, pre-departure information, packing tips and more about our style of travel.
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Our optional activities offer the flexibility to do the things you want to and leave out the things you don't. Below are the main optional activities for this trip which can be arranged once you are on tour via your tour leader and paid for locally. Please note that not all optional activities may available on every tour and prices are subject to change.
- Helicopter flight - Grand Canyon US$284
- Mountain biking - Moab US$45-$110
- Helicopter flight - Las Vegas US$124
- Roller coasters - Las Vegas US$25-$40
- Extreme off-road hummer tour - Moab US$90-$100
- Western horseback riding - Bryce Canyon US$65-$90
- Gun range - Las Vegas US$20-$100
- Go karting - Las Vegas US$26
- Get married in Las Vegas (not legally binding) US$220
For all 2018 departures, this tour will only have one tour leader as opposed to two. It will remain a dedicated walking trip.
Day 1: Las Vegas
Welcome to the neon city in the Nevada desert, Las Vegas. This brash, iconic city offers travellers the chance to explore the over-the-top resort hotels, see a show, shop or simply indulge in a spot of people watching. A welcome meeting will be held at approximately 18:00 hrs. in the evening with free time afterwards to explore the cityscape at night and see the neon lights in all their glory.
Accommodation: Hotel included | Meals: Paid locally
Day 2: Las Vegas - Zion National Park
After leaving Las Vegas, drive through the Mojave Desert before arriving in the State of Utah and your destination for today, Zion National Park. Zion Canyon was named by the early Mormon settlers of Utah who thought of it as their `promised land'. Some of the best hiking in the desert terrain of Southwest USA can be found here, in and around the fertile Virgin River Gorge. With a two night stop, you'll have plenty of time to explore. Upon arrival your leaders will take you on a walk by The Narrows, a stunning water channel where you'll witness some outstanding scenery. This makes for the perfect introduction to your American adventure.
Accommodation: Hotel included | Meals: Paid locally
Day 3: Zion National Park
With a full day to further explore the delights of Zion National Park there are various hikes to choose from, ranging from easy to strenuous. You can warm up by walking on one of the shorter, but equally as beautiful trails from the valley floor to view the magical Emerald Pools. You can also cool off from the summer sun by exploring the Riverside Walk but you'll need to bring (your own) wetsuit style boots with you. The challenging option is to ascend 760 meters (2,500ft.) to experience unbeatable panoramic views of the entire national park from the top of Angels Landing. Angels Landing is definitely not for the faint-hearted although, if you can hold your nerve on this fairly strenuous trail, fortune certainly favours the brave.
Accommodation: Hotel included | Meals: Paid locally
Day 4: Bryce Canyon National Park
Driving out of Zion National Park you'll climb in elevation to almost 8,296ft and traverse a high plateau to Bryce Canyon National Park. Bryce Canyon is a fascinating natural amphitheater of pink, orange and white sandstone spires, known locally as hoodoos. There are a variety of scenic overlooks and trails that range from easy to moderate in difficulty.
The Navajo or Peek-a-Boo Loop trails will enable you to hike right in amongst these unique rock formations with your tour leader. Some of you may prefer to remain on the rim and photograph the ever-changing shadows and hues as the sun makes its way across the wide-open sky. The inspiring hoodoos will make a lasting impression and leave you yearning for more.
Accommodation: Hotel included | Meals: Paid locally
Day 5-7: Goblin Valley State Park - Arches National Park - Canyonlands National Park
Observe the obscure rock formations of Goblin Valley State Park before arriving at Arches National Park. Stunning red sandstone arches have been created over millions of years by the whipping winds that brush down the western slope of the Rocky Mountains. The park offers leisurely hikes through spectacular sandstone landscapes with intriguing names like the Devil's Garden. One of the more widely recognised arches and by far the most visited is Delicate Arch, a 65ft., freestanding arch that has become one of Utah's most famous icons. Alternatively, some of you may choose to spend the afternoon `off the trail' experiencing the charms of Moab - the small eclectic town that serves as the gateway to both Arches and Canyonlands National Parks. Enjoy a visit out to Canyonlands National Park and that iconic view at Dead Horse Point of the Colorado River snaking its way through the water channels.
Accommodation: Motel included | Meals: Paid locally
Day 8: Monument Valley
Today you travel south-east to the Navajo Nation's greatest treasure - Monument Valley. A sacred land to those who call it home, the red sandstone monoliths have been the backdrop to countless Western movies. After arriving at the hotel, you set out on a backcountry 4x4 (vans in winter) driving tour, heading deep into the heart of the valley. After stops to photograph both the famous and lesser-known sights in the park, you come to 'the end of the road'. Your local Navajo guide will then lead you even deeper into the park on foot where you'll be walking to explore places that very few non-Native Americans ever to get to see. Finish your day with yet another unforgettable sunset in the valley.
Accommodation: Hotel included | Meals: Paid locally
Day 9-10: Grand Canyon National Park
On to Grand Canyon National Park; one of those rare places that has yet to be adequately described, painted or photographed in its entirety. This incredible spectacle is difficult to comprehend, even as you stand at the rim or hike down into the canyon. Carved over several millennia, this massive wonder of nature is 277 miles (445 km) long, up to 18 miles (29km) wide and over one mile deep (1.6km). Snaking through the canyon floor is the mighty Colorado River, which runs 1,450 miles (2,330km) through seven US states and two Mexican states.
Watch as the sun sets on this incredible place and attempt to comprehend this canyon's staggering proportions and power. There are many rim trail walks that you can enjoy using the parks transport, as well as the park ranger's guided nature walk, or you may just wish to sit in quiet contemplation on the edge of this natural wonder. However, with a full free day we highly recommend lacing up your hiking boots and walking the Bright Angel Trail down to Plateau Point. For a unique bird's eye view, why not opt for a scenic flight over the canyon, which offers perspectives that cannot be seen when visiting on foot.
Accommodation: Hotel included | Meals: Paid locally
NB: Grand Canyon National Park regulations limit group size and do not allow guided hikes. Your tour leaders will provide briefings, directions and maps, but are not permitted by the National Park Service to walk with you on the trails.
Day 11: Grand Canyon National Park - Route 66 - Las Vegas
This morning you begin your journey back to the desert city of Las Vegas. En route you drive along a section of the original Route 66, stopping at the town of Seligman which is filled the brim with pure Americana. This stop makes for some wacky photos but also echoes back to a time when the mother road was the main highway to cross America.
This incredible adventure comes to an end as you return to Las Vegas and if you fancy trying your hand at a spot of gambling, you've come to the right place! Nowhere else in the world will you find as many resort hotels, clubs and all-you-can-eat buffets, making Las Vegas the perfect place to celebrate an amazing trip.
This tour ends at our gateway hotel at approximately 17:00 hrs. We can book you post-tour accommodation at our gateway hotel if required. If you are planning to fly tonight, please do not book a flight that departs before 21:00 hrs.
- A 10% deposit per person is required to confirm your booking.
- Full payment is due 8 weeks before the tour departure
- We charge no credit card fees or hidden surcharges
- ABTA & ATOL licensed operator offering financial security for our tours
- Prices are land only. Call 0333 999 7965 for a flight inclusive quote (UK)
There are no forced supplements for single travellers. Accommodation is based on twin-share, so if you're travelling on your own, you'll share with a fellow passenger of the same sex. However, if you would prefer your own space our Solo Sleeper Option can be requested from per person. This will guarantee you your own room for every night of the tour. The number of single rooms we can offer is limited, so it's best to book early. Simply select the "Solo Sleepers" check box on the booking form or request over the phone.
We highly recommend you book this trip at least 60 days prior to departure. Reservations received within 30 days will be on request and subject to availability of en-route accommodation.
Guaranteed: Tour is guaranteed to operate once you book.
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Why not arrange your own Grand American Adventures departure? For groups of 8 or more, we can offer tailor-made private departures for any of our published tours enabling friends, families or organizations to enjoy our style of travel at special rates. Tailored itineraries and departure dates can be chosen to suit your needs. (Subject to seasonal/operational restrictions).
Read more and request a quote here >
We've offer a whole range of travel extras with everything from city sightseeing, additional hotel nights, insurance and more so you can organise everything you'll need for your trip in one easy place
Tours begin and end at our designated hotels listed below in the departure and arrival cities. You can book additional hotel nights online or contact our sales team.
LAS VEGAS - BALLYS (2018 departures)
Located on the Las Vegas Strip, this hotel offers spacious rooms, 8 restaurants, fitness center, full-service spa, outdoor pool and an extensive casino.
Full room: From per room per night Based on single, twin or double room.
Our specialist flights department can offer UK customers a great airline fare to all of our travel destinations.
We have preferred contracts with many international carriers and have secured some of the most competitive prices in the industry. We are also ATOL protected and IATA licensed.
Special offers are regularly available, so call us now on +44 208 682 8921 or click below to request a flight quote by email.
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At Grand American Adventures we believe that your safety and enjoyment are the most important parts of your holiday.
We recommend you take out insurance as soon as your booking is confirmed. You MUST be covered by insurance that includes adequate coverage for baggage, medical expenses and the cost of repatriation. We can offer you a comprehensive travel insurance policy which is completely tailored for your trip and is specially designed to include all the activities listed.
See our insurance page for more information.
If you are spending extra time in our gateway cities, you can now plan in advance by pre-booking unique city sightseeing day tours in addition to your trip.
All city day tours are operated by local experts who are dedicated to take you behind the scenes so you know it like a local! When booking your trip, simply select your chosen city tours from the Tour Extras section on the online booking form.
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-Fist start of with Doran's Shield, and a health pot.
-Then when you have enough, buy the normal boots first.
-Try and get a Heart of Gold first, and then go for the Mercury's Treads.
-Next get Randuin's Omen.
-After, get Guardian Angel (its passive definitely helps!).
-Then, get either the Sunfire Cape or Banshee's Veil (depending on which would help more at the moment).
-Then, get either the Sunfire Cape or Banshee's Veil (depending on which you got last).
-Then get Force of Nature for that added Magic Resistance.
Also, Warmog's Armor is great if you need a bit more health.
I personally have always liked Heal and Ghost. Heal is great early on if you need to stay in-lane longer, and when paired with Ghost, it is a great tool to evade quickly.
The best combo with Shen when going into battle is: Shadow Dash (Taunts Enemies), Feint (Take Reduced Damage), and then Vorpal Blade's.


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what kind of apps are there for the ipad mini?
I am going to purchase an ipad mini but have never used a tablet of any kind. what kind of apps are available e.g. for travel, borrowing from libraries, buying books and organizational tools? How does it access to the internet? Does it have to be used in a wireless environment?
Can I preview apps online to get an idea of what is available?
- Asked by Karen B from Rr2 Grand Bend
2 Answers from the Community
I suggest you get an apple ID and log into itunes and search for "iPad apps".
- Answered by John H
- Sep 11, 2014
U can get hd games and a whole lot more for ipad but im not sure there is anything new for ipad mini as ive got 1 and another ipad
Hope it helps (:
- Answered by Jelly F
- Apr 20, 2013


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15 Inventions I'd Like to See Invented Some from Star Trek
Here are 15 inventions I would like to see invented. If they all existed I'd feel like I was in Heaven. A few of them originated on Star Trek or its spin offs. I'm counting pills for healthy as inventions for the purpose of this article.


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Curriculum Development in the Postmodern Era provided the first introduction and analysis of contemporary concepts of curriculum development in relation to postmodernism. It challenged educators to transcend purely traditional approaches to curriculum development and instead incorporate various postmodern discourses into their reflection and action in schools. Since publication in 1995, the curriculum studies field has exploded, the very notion of the postmodern has shifted, and the landscape of American schooling has changed dramatically-federal policies like No Child Left Behind have dramatically increased the focus on accountability and consequently what and how teachers teach. The need to understand curriculum in relation to global religions, ethnic relations, multicultural communities, and socio-political interest groups has been magnified. Controversial issues such as biology, gender roles, academic freedom, religion and prayer in schools, gay straight alliances, GLBT literature in the curriculum studies is theorized. In this much-anticipated and thoroughly updated edition, noted curriculum studies scholar Patrick Slattery tackles these and other issues to reflect on the current state of curriculum development and on where the field may go from here.
Suggests approaches to elementary and secondary school curriculum development that integrate postmodern ideas on religion, race, gender, philosophy, global ecology, politics, aesthetics, autobiography, and cosmology. Also emphasizes the importance of interaction and equality in the curriculum. Of interest to students of education, teachers, administrators, and researchers. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)


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hi, i am studying English and have built a blog http://www.cnmonkeyking.com to help foreigner know china and improve my English. I also want to make friends with Laowai, Do anyone like to make friends with me?
Thanks :)
hi, i am studying English and have built a blog http://www.cnmonkeyking.com to help foreigner know china and improve my English. I also want to make friends with Laowai, Do anyone like to make friends with me?
Thanks :)
I can not make friend with you then :(
Im friendly and nice though ... ...
Because Im NOT laowai ><
go to 3litun,there s a lot of so-called "laowais"
she's studying english....
i want to make friend with 老内。。。。可以吗
laonei was just a joke, is just sick this laowai'zhongguoren mentality,makes me sick
The quickest way to make someone not want to talk to you is to ask to be their friend. Genuine friendships are formed naturally, not by asking socially awkward questions. Another good way to scare people away is tell them you want to be friends because you want to improve your English. For many of us here helping people improve their English is our job, and its insulting when people ask us to do it for free.
hehe, making friendswith other is a nature thing. Sometimes the more you want to, the less you will get.
actually i need to do some research
This thread seems SENSITIVE
Hey,watch out :)
i remember before i came to beijing, laowai seemed like creatures we only saw on tv. where i am from, there's no laowai.
laowai were like pandas.hehe..and i thought it'd be really cool to have laowai as friends. its just a new experience back then when you talked to someone in another language and that person have different eye color and hair color.
then i came here for school....becos im a quite open person and open to all cultures.i started to have a lot of laowai friends. but non of them were my language teacher or something.
if you want to improve your english, go talk to chinese ppl. go to english corners. i seldom talked to foreigners there when i was still in school. cos foreigners were surrounded by so many chinese ppl that you can not actually have a good conversation with. most ppl think i had amercian teachers/bf. thats not true. my english was good before i came to beijing(accent wise). so it's not really who you talk to, it's really how much you speak the language. there were so many times i spoke to myself.hahaha
so my best suggestion is , find some chinese that are interested in learning and improving english.
oh, correction...
most ppl think i had amercian teachers/bf. ..it was not true that my english was good becos of them. it's becos the effort i put in by practicing on my own every day
1) she want to make friend to improve her english
2)and this friend has to be "laowai" and that in china usually means: white.
Not just with foreigners as I dont think she though about korean,japanese or indian people which are froreign as well, she did use a very specific term "laowai" which in china is used to call foreigners with white skin:caucasian.
Still too early to make dinner ...
Ans: probably no, depending on her definition of "friends", heehee ...
Miss Li is not the first one in this community to make such "demand" or have such "request", because I have "met" a few ... and I'd say to that "to each his/her own" ... everyone here will have his/her own interpretation about her intention (and hence judgement), but I think it is safe to guess that at least 70% will think the same thing ...
I agree with Shirley that Miss Li is "bold" ... I would love to say more about this, but I am sure someone will start questioning me about what I said only because I am not intelligent ... so let's not ...
One question though ... why did she not write this in her description?
No, Peter...i dont have a problem with that
did i sound like i had a problem with that?
i agree with Peter. if foreigners here on the forum dont want to help her with her english, thats fine. but no need to discourage her
talking about learning english, this time of the week three years ago, i was always excited and on the way to ren ming da xue english corner. that's something i was looking forward to every week.
sheryl.. you have very strong language.. you do not ned to say "shit" to make a point! when a girl say that,, actually i do not think its sexy at all,, learn better words :)
10.000 fucking point to Sheryl!!!I like her style!!!支持
BTW, I DO THINK YOU ARE ABSOFUCKINGLUTELY SEXY, Sheryl~~
"And for some reason, people on this form (Chinese and foreigners who are friends with Chinese and foreigners) all seem to have a problem with that????"
Sorry, I've been away from this thread for awhile. I don't have a problem with her wanting to make friends, just the rather ham handed way she is going about it. Just the other day I had a conversation with a young man I barely knew (who just so happened to be taking the TOFEL exam next month) who asked me to be his friend. China is the only place I've ever heard this very awkward question. And I've heard it a lot.
Here is a conversation I had with one of my senior middle school students in 2006. Keep in mind, this is a 16 year old girl, and I was 34 at the time.
Her:I want to be friends with you.
Me: Well...uhhh...you know people don't usually ask other people to be their friends. They just become friends naturally over a period of time.
Her:Oh...I know. So....are we friends now?
My suggestion to anyone (Chinese or otherwise) who wants to make friends (with a foreigner or otherwise) is turn off your computer and get out there and talk to people. Friendships develop over a period of time under natural circumstances, not as some kind of formal agreement.
Furthermore, her whole "I want to make friends with a laowai" pitch is an invitation to the most predatory of creeps. She should be more careful.
一个关于尤先生, 何小姐, 佘先生的笑话, 尤先生介绍其他两人和自己结识另一个新朋友。
尤: Hello, she is He, h.e.! (spelling)
朋友: so, she is he?
尤: yes!
尤: he is She, s.h.e.!
朋友: what, he is she?
尤: right!
尤: and i am You, y.o.u.!
朋友: oh, you are me?!........
M: do you want to get some drinks?
L : do you have cock? (do you have coke?)
Driver: Where do you from? (where are you go?)
Rider: China.
D: sorry, we can not do that.
R: why? are you a racist or what?
The above is really funny!~!!


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Employee Profile, C W Sellors Marketing Manager Martyn Wright
Tuesday - 04 February 2014
Name: Martyn Wright
Job Title: Marketing Manager
Career to date?
Joined C W Sellors in 2003, responsible for all aspects of design and marketing, gradually bring all the elements in-house and forming part of what is a successful team.
Hobbies: Apparently spending too much time playing football, watching Liverpool and being old enough to remember them winning Championships.
What is your role and what key skills do you use?
Anything that is seen with C W Sellors or W Hamond on in the press, print or online has been developed, designed and produced in-house. With what is in essence the skill of a creative design studio in-house, I can react quickly and effectively no matter what the brief. While each of my marketing design solutions are tailored to specific medium, an integrated approach ensures a consistent brand image across all channels.
What are the most rewarding parts of your job?
The simple /high-end literature. The process of being in a studio working on a photo-shoot with certain ideas in mind on how the pictures will fit into our advertising and marketing can also be quite a rewarding process to be involved with.
What do you consider to your biggest personal success at the company so far?
The past 10 years has seen the considerable growth of our Christmas Wishes Showcase which for 3 days in November brings together our own manufactured product alongside the big jewellery and watch brands like Mikimoto pearls, Krieger and Picchiotti diamonds - all under one roof in the grounds of Chatsworth House. It has been rewarding having played a part to have seen this event grow from quite humble beginnings to a slick, stylish and enjoyable customer event – and what has become the largest event of its kind within the UK.
What first attracted you to a career in jewellery?
With so many 'dull' things that require advertising and marketing , who wouldn't choose to be surrounded by the lifestyle attached to our jewellery products and watch collections. Along with our own Blue John and Whitby Jet products, we have some fantastic brands to work with and stories to tell with collections such as Thomas Sabo, Fope , Shaun Leane and Clogau Gold
What's your favourite gemstone/jewellery & why?
I've been lucky enough to see have seen many gemstones during my time at the company, from high end diamond pieces, opals and tanzanites, yet Derbyshire Blue John will always hold a special appeal for me. For the scope of its colour and style there is no other stone like it. Where particular products are concerned our cross-hearts collection I think is fantastic.
What do you think you could tell someone about the company they don't already know?
We do actually have our own workshop! The 30+ people we employ in the manufacturing side of the business are the most talented people you could meet. Many of them have developed their skills over their time at the company and responsible for the British manufacture and production of our handcrafted collections that you see online/in our boutiques. For example, take a look at the C W Sellors Silver Collection or the Jet Collection and all the gemstones you see have been handcut, polished and set by our workshop team.


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Posts Tagged 'Marketing research conferences'
Highlights from the Greenbook/ARF Webinar: Predicting Election 2016 – What Worked, What didn't and the Implications for Marketing & InsightsWednesday, December 7, 2016, 6:00 am No Comments
On November 29, The ARF and GreenBook brought together leading lights in the polling and broader market research world to start examining what went wrong in the 2016 Election and what needs to be changed in the future.
Debrief on Predicting Election 2016: What Worked, What Didn't and the Implications for Marketing & InsightsMonday, December 5, 2016, 20:07 pm 1 Comment
Tony Jarvis reviews the seminal ARF/GreenBook Sponsored Forum on the implications of the leanings from the election polling for research, held in NYC on November 29
Predicting Election 2016: What Worked, What Didn't and the Implications for Marketing & InsightsTuesday, November 15, 2016, 11:25 am 1 Comment
On November 29th, GreenBook & the ARF are jointly presenting a hybrid virtual/in person event to analyze the implications on marketing & analytics of the 2016 Election predictive wins and misses.
What's Really Wrong With PollingFriday, November 11, 2016, 8:40 am 6 Comments
What can researchers learn from yet another major polling fail?
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A TAXONOMY AND ASSESSMENT OF CURRENT MARKET RESEARCH CONFERENCES IN NORTH AMERICA: A BAYESIAN APPROACH TO MODELING THE CONFERENCE SELECTION DYNAMICFriday, October 12, 2012, 11:00 am 13 Comments
Do you find this post's title impressive? Ostentatious? Incomprehensible? Your answers (multiple responses allowed) will indicate which conferences you should, and should not, attend.


text: Hi, I've been fiddling around with my Hero for a while and tried a few different things including Autokiller which is an alright program but didn't provide much noticable difference to the performance of my phone. I've just been fiddling around with overclocking aswell. The reason I decided to try overclocking was because I bought Snesoid and the games were really laggy even with the sound disabled, even on more basic games like super mario. I've tried overclocking to roughly 650, the 690 then 710 with not a lot of difference when using snesoid and with the phone in general tbh. I'm wondering if it's something else causing the phone to be laggy even after trying numerous things, could it be sense? I've got systempanel lite aswell and it mainly shows these as the active apps: HTC Sense 23.2M Messages - 8.2M People - 10.6M Swype 11.6M And these as Inactive (Cached) Apps: My Uploads - 7.9M Settings - 8.1M Anyone got any ideas why it's still a bit laggy and very laggy with snesoid, I'm running VillainRom12 aswell btw. Thanks


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PUCL Bulletin, Nov. 2000
to the editor: Pakistan - India People's Forum Report:
Dear Editor,
I congratulate the leaders of the forum for organizing joint conventions (PUCL Bulletin, August). For quite some time, in our own ways, we have held forums to bring the peoples of the Indian Subcontinent closer. With our own funds, my family and I have been to all three partitioned countries. The April 8, 2000 Declaration is laudable, but workshop deliberations could have been written openly racist [those who think Muslims and non- Muslims form different races, like the Muslim Leaguers,] anti democratic and anti secular Islamist groups of Pakistan.
From the document one would hardly find that there are serious fundamental institutional differences between Pakistan and India. Those who believe in democracy, tolerance and secularism should strive that for, not only India, but also for Pakistan and Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Burma and Tibet. If Indians think that India will have a higher standard and others to have a lower one, the laws of physics and that of Mother Nature suggest it won't work. Although small and marginalised, I am aware of such individuals in Pakistan [and in other countries] who like their country to be a secular democratic one. We should not undermine them.
Any religious,
linguistic, caste or regional bigotry must be condemned, including recent attacks
on Christians. I would ask you to use similar forums when Christians or others
attack Hindus, otherwise the Forums intention will be questioned. For about
two decades Christians have been attacking Hindus in some area of the Northeast,
especially Meghalaya. Should we condone that? It has been difficult to organize
even Durga Puja, a popular festival of Hindus there. I know Hindus who have
been murdered there.
What is "Brahminised upper caste Hinduism"? I have heard this more in Bangladesh and Pakistan, including from people who haven't seen a live Hindu, than in India. Does this sort of hyperbole serve any purpose?
I don't know anyone who doesn't like a "just" solution in Kashmir. I hope the forum could spell it out more clearly. Can ethnic cleansing and pluralism exist side by side? Can intolerance and tolerance be part of the same platform? Should Kashmiri Muslims have one standard than say, Gujarati Christians, Naga Hindus, Tamil Muslims? In Kashmir, do the ethnically cleansed Hindus, Sikhs, Christians and Buddhists from Pakistani Azad Kashmir have any right of independence or autonomy?
I support the Forum's effort for easier travel and communication. Moreover, those Pakistani - Indians and Bangladeshi - Indians and their descendants, many of whom serve in high positions in India should try to live in their homeland now: Pakistan and Pakistani Kashmir & Bangladesh as Indian Pakistani (British) Salman Rushdie, have just done. Those who preach tolerance and unity must prove by their actions what the3y believe in. It may help secularize and democratize not only India but her neighbours as well.
-S G Dastidar, Distinguished Professor, State
University of New York, 9th September 2000
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A group of cattlemen known as the Cheyenne Pool become involved in a dramatic struggle with ranchers over the right to use the open range.
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Get Folding: Holiday Origami/
'Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, except this crazy girl who keeps on making origami. Since I stumbled upon this Japanese website, I've beenobsessively making paper reindeer (I named them all), which is all kinds of awesomeness. Plus, it reminded me that it costs approximately zero dollars to have a good time. All you need is some paper, the ability to follow instructions and a flat surface. I am pleased as punch, or more appropriately, eggnog.
Besides the ridiculously adorable reindeer, there are also instructions on how to make snowmen, various stars, snowflakes, wreaths, and—wait for it—a BEAR SANTA. Cute. Overload. Making them is not just fun, but also creates a great topper for a gift or an addition to the ole tannenbaum. Happy folding!


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From Justin Bieber to Kim Kardashian, the badly behaved celebs a turn-off for our young conservatives
The novelist Catherine Aird once wrote the brilliant line: "If you can't be a good example, then you'll have to be a horrible warning."
It's a good motto to have up one's sleeve for making that moment at 2am, when ordering a large round of flaming mahikis on the company credit card, seem like not just a sexily raffish idea, but in fact a noble one.
Or when comforting a close friend through an emotional storm and the comforting turns to caressing and the caressing turns to full-frontal gymnastics.
Neither of these are terribly good ideas, but it is hoped there is a certain philanthropic value in being the lead character in an anecdote which prevents others being a terrific fool. Thankfully, research announced this week by the University of Manchester and Brunel University on the effect of celebrity "storylines" on young people seems to agree. Where once young people found moral guidance in tales of Jesus, Judas, Zeus, and others, now they find it in the pages of Heat.
Oddly, the badness of others seems to inspire them to be better behaved. Over 18 months the behaviour of 24 groups of young adults aged 14 to 17 was charted through interviews and group chats. The lives of celebrities including Justin Bieber, Kim Kardashian, Emma Watson and Tom Daley were followed.
Research looked specifically at Bieber who, yes, may have become a teen idol at an early age – and indeed might now be wading knee-deep in drooling women, dollar bills and sports cars – but rated a highly critical response from young people.
They had followed the stories of his arrests, his petulant behaviour, his poor timekeeping for audiences, oh, and that time he palmed a hamster off on a fan by pushing it through a fence. Kim Kardashian – celebrity derriere and money-making machine – was also, to young adult minds, in the "famous for nothing" pile.
Lead researcher Dr Heather Mendick said: "There is the idea that young people just want to get rich quick by going on reality TV or becoming a 'Wag'. But what they want to do is earn money in a way that is worthwhile, so that they feel that they deserve the money."
These results provoke, for me, mixed feelings. Personally, celebrities like Tom Daley and Emma Watson are as dull as ditchwater thanks to their wholesome, chipper attitudes and bright-eyed, bushy personas, but here young people are holding them up as examples of what is "real" and "good".
In the morality play of celebrity life, Watson and Daly were seen as hard-working, talented, aspirational figures. It's not often research about young people and their exposure to the ever-flickering torrent of nonsense which is the internet gives us anything resembling good news, so it's tempting to be joyous about this.
But I can't help thinking that when I was young, we were more in awe of hellraisers and trailblazers. As a young woman my heroes were the likes of Stevie Nicks, Paula Yates, Janet Street-Porter and Grace Jones. I knew practically nothing about these women's lives, but I knew they were largely up to no good – and I was an avid supporter.
It's interesting that celebrity culture, instead of rotting young minds, seems to be creating a rather conservative bunch of bosom-shifters and curtain-twitchers.
And it's rather fascinating that today's 14-year-olds have never known a world without Big Brother and now one of their darkest insults is: "You're famous for nothing."
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BMSCG at Shanghai Gift and Home Décor Trade Fair 2011
|BMSCG at Shanghai Gift and Home Décor Trade Fair 2011
|│Shanghai, China│ 7 August 2011
|Last week, BMSCG took part in the 5th Gift and Home Décor Trade Fair in Shanghai, a fair which has been staged annually since 2007.
The fair was held at Shanghaimart, in China's first and largest permanent international trade mart.
Considering global and local procurement demands, Shanghaimart provides a low-cost set of program packages for the satisfaction of both exhibitors and buyers within its 280,000 square meters territory.
The fair has been constantly growing since 2007, featuring over 500 exhibitors this year, becoming the largest gift and home décor fair in Eastern China. Manufacturers, wholsalers, as well as designers were present among the exhibitors. Besides meeting suppliers, enquirers could also participate at thematical workshops, interactive shows and business match-making events.
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Yang Berbahagia Tan Sri Chan Kong Choy is the former Minister of Transport who took over the post from Tun Dr Ling Liong Sik. He was then succeeded by Datuk Seri Ong Tee Keat who sensationally lost his post and popularity to Datuk Seri Dr Chua Soi Lek.
Kong Choy is the former Member of Parliament of the Selayang constituency where the post was taken over by the opposition after he stepped down before the 2008 General Elections.
Born in Bentong, Kong Choy is a former lecturer before taking an active role in politics. He was the former vice-president of MCA and was once deputy minister of Finance. He won the 2004 election with more than 20,000 majority votes. Apart from the post in Ministry of Finance, he was deputy minister of Culture, Arts and Tourism, Energy, Communication and Multimedia before being appointed full minister of transport in July 2003.
Kong Choy's most prominent issue was his alleged involvement in the Port Klang Free Zone fiasco in which he has been acquitted for trying to cheat the then Prime Minister Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi. He is the second leader after Tun Dr Ling Liong Sik to be involved and charged and acquitted in the PKFZ scandal, which means that the PKFZ could well be another 'unresolved' issue involving misusing of government funds.
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Smartec presented 4 -ch DVR with MPEG -4 format and Full D1 resolution
The new STR-0484 4-ch video recorder is designed to create small video systems, combining up to 4 analog cameras.
Smartec product line has been supplemented with the new STR -0484 4 -ch DVR that converts video from analog cameras to digital MPEG -4 format and records it on the internal HDD with a resolution, ranging from CIF to Full D1 at up to 100 fps. This 4 -ch DVR features motion detector, DVD -RW, 250 GB HDD and also has a slot for an additional HDD, 4 alarm inputs/outputs, 4 audio inputs and RS -485 interface for PTZ -camera operation control. The novelty is supplied with RMS software that can be used to configure DVR settings, view and store video information and manage the overall security system.
New 4 -ch DVR converts video from analog cameras to digital MPEG -4 format and records it on the built -in 250GB HDD SATA. Local video from security cameras can be viewed on CRT or LCD -monitor, connected to STR -0484 through the BNC -connector, or on a computer monitor through the VGA -input. Thus alarm video can be transmitted from DVR on an additional Spot -monitor. In addition, video surveillance can be carried out over the network using RMS software.
The images quality can be configured individually for each channel. In addition, this 4 -ch DVR is capable of simultaneous recording, playback and transmission of video information over the network with 2CIF (720x288 pix.) resolution at 25 fps per channel. For recording of the alarm events new DVR allows installer to set Full D1 (720x576 pix.) resolution, while for monitoring from a remote PC it can be changed to CIF (352x288 pix.).
STR -0484 enables user to store video on the built -in 250 GB HDD SATA that can be used with another additional HDD. If necessary, 4 -ch DVR allows user to increase the amount of disk space up to 2 TB by installing 2 additional HDD SATA with a total capacity of 1 TB. HDD operation control and current working status are provided by S.M.A.R.T. technology. In case of overheating, damage, HDD malfunction or other failure, DVR immediately notifies user about operation problems to provide safety of video information.
STR -0484 provides manual, automatic, schedule and alarm image recording modes. User can save important video information on CD/DVD (built -in DVD -RW) or external memory device via USB -port. To operate with the video archive 4 -ch DVR features search by event, date and time.
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Tool-Supported Refactoring for JavaScript
Refactoring is a popular technique for improving the structure of existing programs while maintaining their behavior. For statically typed programming languages such as Java, a wide variety of refactorings have been described, and tool support for performing refactorings and ensuring their correctness is widely available in modern IDEs. For the JavaScript programming language, however, existing refactoring tools are less mature and often unable to ensure that program behavior is preserved. Refactoring algorithms that have been developed for statically typed languages are not applicable to JavaScript because of its dynamic nature.
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NGOs pan EU proposals to combat illegal timber
EU timber traders will have to set up "due diligence" systems to minimise the risk of illegally harvested timber being placed on the European market, under new EU proposals. But these fall short of making it a criminal offence to market illegal timber.
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What Happens When You Put 50 Smart People In A Room Together For 3 Months?
What happens when you stick 50 entrepreneurs, designers, marketers and engineers in a room together for three months?
22 new startups emerge.
Three months ago, Matt Shampine, Jesse Middleton and Adam Neumann opened a startup incubator in SoHo, WeWork Labs.
Fifty talented, aspiring entrepreneurs flooded the space and got to work brainstorming million-dollar ideas.
Only a handful of people already had companies they were working on. The rest partnered up to make new ideas come to life. Now there are 22+ companies in the SoHo space.
We got a hold of all the companies in WeWork Labs and figured out how they've been innovating.
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