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As far as success and innovation goes, it takes a lot to be impressed by something when compared to the standard that Google has set. That said, their YouTube recommendation engine is one of the most significant innovations they've created. Over 70% of all watch time on YouTube stems from the recommendation engine. We've all done it. You begin by watching one video, and before you know it you've burned through a couple of hours going down the recommendation rabbit hole.
In spite of this fact, many in the SEO industry focus on ranking in YouTube search results or getting their clients' YouTube videos to appear in Google search results, when there should be a larger focus on appearing in the recommended results.
Metadata is perhaps the most important part of YouTube SEO, and is even more important than it is for Google search results.
You want to keep the recommendation engine from having to do too much work on its own, so it is critical to make sure every metadata field is filled out correctly.
Not only should your title include a relevant keyword, but it needs to be attention-grabbing.
Interesting titles on YouTube may be even more important than on Google, as YouTube relies so heavily on recommendations rather than search results.
Video Description
Your description should obviously have your target keyword in it, but also a variation of it. Make sure the description is at least 250 words long, as well.
The more information you can add to your description, the more data is available for YouTube to use.
A good place to start with your description is the major points of discussion that your video covers, and any questions that it answers.
Unlike keyword tags for search engines which are completely useless, tags are still important for YouTube SEO. Add your primary keyword, variations, and related topics that are discussed in your videos. It also helps to tag other YouTubers.
This has been the source of some jokes, as some YouTubers tend to go overboard with their video thumbnails. It should be eye-catching, with some text that indicates the subject matter of the video and an image that captures your audience's attention.
While there is more to YouTube SEO than just metadata, it is very important and something that is overlooked by many. If you're looking for a way to take your YouTube SEO to the next level, this is the place to start.
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Mindtree's Silicon Valley Reimagination Center has created an exciting space for its global clients to work closely with the best of the Silicon Valley ecosystem
Mindtree, a global IT and outsourcing company, announced the inauguration of a new Silicon Valley Reimagination Center. The center is designed to help its clients look beyond the present generation of digital technologies in order to fundamentally reimagine their business processes, models, offerings and experiences with a focus on modern artificial intelligence (AI) technologies.
The center will host CXOs, board of directors and operational teams in order to push highly impactful initiatives of business reimagination. It will also become the hub for the company's high-tech and media business that caters to some of the pioneering organisations, driving the adoption of beyond digital technologies.
Commenting on the development, Rostow Ravanan, CEO and Managing Director of Mindtree, said, "We are being proactive in looking at what comes beyond digital and helping contextualise it for the benefit of our global clients. We have the unique advantage of serving some of the world's most advanced technology providers and working collaboratively with newly emerging startups, as well as world leading academic institutions that are doing cutting-edge research in these areas."
"We expect our Silicon Valley Reimagination Center to be at the forefront of the next wave of reimagination that comes beyond digital by leveraging these advantages," he added.
Digital transformation initiatives
Dr. Satya Ramaswamy, Executive Vice President for Mindtree's Enterprise Reimagination business, stated, "Our global clients in many industries are wondering, 'What would a Silicon Valley startup company do if they were entering our industry today. Having already completed several digital transformation initiatives, they see further opportunities for competitive advantage that AI, blockchain, Internet of Things (IoT), quantum computing and other emerging technologies offer, and don't want to be left behind.
He further said, "Our new Silicon Valley Reimagination Center has created an exciting space for our global clients to work closely with the best of the Silicon Valley ecosystem, help them connect the dots, and achieve that vision."
Mindtree has collaborated with an increasing network of Silicon Valley startups. In July 2018, the company established an endowed faculty scholar position in AI at Stanford University's School of Engineering. The position is created to further accelerate the AI development for solving complex problems.
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I-Life picks up Microsoft business expansion award
Consumer electronics brand I-Life has won a 'Business Expansion FY 18' award from Microsoft, recognising its consistent growth and expansion in the Middle East, Turkey, Africa and CIS region. I-Life's products are aimed at budget-smart consumers. Citing IDC statistics, I-Life claims that it took the top spot in the entry-level notebook and tablet category for 2017 in the Middle East and Africa region.
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Wagner Reese Supports Those Recovering From Breast Cancer
The personal injury law firm of Wagner Reese is proud to support the Pink Ribbon Connection and the I.W.I.N. Foundation for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Both of these charities assist those diagnosed with breast cancer as well as their families in their journey to recovery.
Subscribe to our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/user/WagnerReese and we will now donate $2 to both of these charities for every new subscriber we get this month!


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My Favorite Green Juice Recipes
A few days ago, I posted a fresh green juice on my Instagram Stories and a lot of you asked for the recipe.
I have been drinking green juices for years! I love that they're easy to make, tasty and packed with benefits.
All the vitamins and antioxidants found in green juices work together to improve our overall health and deliver amazing benefits such as improving our energy levels, getting glowing skin, and eliminating toxins from our body.
I have tried many different recipes, but I stick to these three delicious combos. You can choose one based on the ingredients you may already have in your kitchen or the one that sounds best to you!
Recipe No. 1
Fresh Green Juice
Recipe No. 2
Vitamin C Boosting Juice
Recipe No. 3
Not-So-Green Juice
Equipment Needed
Blend all the ingredients at high speed until the juice is well-blended.
Pour the juice mixture through a fine-mesh sieve into a glass. Then, using a spatula – press the pulp into the sieve to extract as much liquid as possible. *If you like the pulp in your juice, skip this step.
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Justin Bieber: Sources Confirm Kourtney Kardashian Hookups Despite Her Denial
Justin Bieber and Kourtney Kardashian are 100% playing tonsil hockey, according to a new report. But here's the kicker, it's not a new romance — keep reading to find out how long they've been reportedly knocking boots.
Justin Bieber, 21, and Kourtney Kardashian, 36, didn't just have a one night stand. They have reportedly been texting each other quite a bit and their most recent hookup at the Montage Hotel in Beverly Hills is one of many. But exactly how many times have they …?
Well, Biebs and Kourtney who we are calling Jourtney, reportedly starting hooking up in October after getting flirty at The Nice Guy in West Hollywood. They have hooked up several times since then and even though she's denying it to her family, multiple sources tell TMZ that they are more than just friends. Although one source says they aren't serious: "He's single, she's single and they're just having a good time. Nothing serious." Meanwhile, Kourtney's whole family has been reportedly asking her nonstop about Justin because everyone just found out.
But one person who isn't happy is Kim Kardashian! A source tells HollywoodLife.com that Kim thinks this is disgusting behavior for a 36-year-old woman who has three young children at home. "Kourtney is a grown woman and can see whomever she likes. What Kim will say is that an intimate relationship between Kourt and Justin is simply gross. It's like Kourt has a fourth child on her hands now. Justin is so young and so immature. The thought of Kourt being intimate with this little boy makes Kim sick to her stomach."
It does make sense though because Jourtney were photographed together in October leaving The Nice Guy and she also partied with Justin at his AMAs after party too. Most recently she left Justin's hotel at 4am on Dec. 12 without a bra — she walked in with one.
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2017 Compton Crook Award: Ada Palmer
Ada Palmer grew up in Annapolis MD and attended the Key School, then the Bryn Mawr School in Baltimore. Ada Palmer is the 2017 Compton Crook winner for her first science fiction novel Too Like the Lightning (just released by Tor Books, 2016), a tale of global politics in the year 2454. She recently won the 2017 John Campbell Award for Best New Writer. She is an historian of the Renaissance, Enlightenment, classical reception, the history of books, publication and reading, and the history of philosophy, heresy, science and atheism. She teaches in the History Department at the University of Chicago, and researches in Italy, often in Florence or at the Vatican Library. She is the composer for Sassafrass, an a cappella group performing fantasy, SF and mythology-themed music, and her Viking musical play "Sundown: Whispers of Ragnarok" came out on CD and DVD in 2015. She researches anime/manga, especially Osamu Tezuka, early post-WWII manga and gender in manga. She has published on the history of manga and worked as a consultant for many anime and manga publishers. She writes the philosophy & travel blog ExUrbe.com.


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Fireball Island: The Curse of Vul-Kar Unboxing
Board Game Unboxing
6 December, 2018 | Your Opinion
Category: Unboxing Stories Age: 7+ 45 - 60 Min 2 - 4 Players 2018
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What does an equestrian facility built well over a century ago have to do with conferences and meetings? According to the Maritim Hotel Stuttgart: everything! Since integrating the building into their hotel complex in 1993, the Equestrian Hall has played host to one unforgettable event after another. Comprehensive renovations throughout the Maritim Hotel Stuttgart were completed in 2016. Part of the modernisations included upgrading the hotel's 15 conference rooms. Since then, the 15 conference rooms have been equipped to the latest technical standards and with high-quality furniture.
That is also true for Stuttgart's Old Equestrian Hall. The structure of glass and steel has been completed 1885 in the style of Italian Renaissance architecture by the architect Robert von Reinhardt, who left his mark on many of Stuttgart's constructions. The skeletal steel roof girders are enhanced by the large glass front that allows for copious amounts of natural lighting for the basilical interior. Two spectacular chandeliers let the artistry of the Old Equestrian Hall's industrial architecture shine even warmer and more glamorous. This makes the hall an ideal backdrop for festive events such as Christmas parties, company anniversaries, weddings and dancing championships. Conference-appropriate seating arrangements also ensure that those attending business gatherings in the Equestrian Hall are enjoying its unforgettable atmosphere. The facility can host up to 750 participants. The Maritim Hotel Stuttgart's internal conference infrastructure, or the event spaces in the adjoining Liederhalle Culture and Congress Centre, can be used in combination, should organisers require more room.
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Renowned for its possession of some of the exquisite beaches in the world, the island of Sri Lanka is an ideal holiday destination for travellers. These beaches do not only offer fun in the sands and water but also serves a platter of history and culture. The shores of Pasikuda are probably the most diverse and breathtaking and those staying at a Pasikuda hotel can experience the very best the East Coast hast to offer.
Situated 35 kilometers northwest of Batticaloa, the coastal area of Pasikuda is perhaps the most beautiful beach in Sri Lanka. Its tempered crystal blue waters and soft white sandy shores attract several to come here and plunge in. Inspired by the scenic setting there are several hotels in this region including the Maalu Maalu Resort & Spa that guarantees the Pasikuda experience.
Surfers Paradise! Hosting its first international surfing competition in 2010, it's a hotspot for surfers. Located on the south east coast of the country, the coast of Arugam Bay Found has numerous surfer shops offering equipment for the sport and lessons.
Reputed for its safety, the Wadduwa beach has been drawing families for years. Set amidst a luscious coconut plantation the picturesque beach is ideal to for sea swimming and number of other water sports.
Located within close proximity to the Bandaranaike International airport, the Negombo Beach is easy access to the international traveller. Displaying cultural nuances, the beach is distinctive and provides to be a good snorkelling spot.
The Kosgoda Lagoon area is renowned for two things. The first being it's majestic blue shore and the second for its sea turtles. Famous for its turtle hatcheries, it is the only place in the country that one can get up close and personal with sea turtles.


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Coral Coast Helicopter Services is a locally owned family business which offers a vast range of highly personalised services.
From Scenic flights to Heli-Adventures including snorkelling, fishing and light bush walks, we have a package to suit you. Whether you're visiting Carnarvon, Shark Bay, Coral Bay, Exmouth, Gascoyne Junction, the Kennedy Range NP or Mt Augustus give us a call and discover how we can enhance your Western Australian experience.
Other staging points include Coral Bay Airport and Shark Bay's very own Ocean Park Aquarium.
Take in the beautifully located town of Carnarvon and it's fantastic historical attractions. Overfly the OTC Dish, the many plantations, the Gascoyne River, One Mile Jetty, Pelican Point and the picturesque Fascine.
Departing Carnarvon or Denham this scenic helicopter flight takes you to Hamelin Pool Marine Reserve inside the UNESCO Wold Heritage Shark Bay Marine Park.
This tour is the first of its kind in Australia and is a fantastic way to experience first hand what the world may have looked like 3.5 Billion years ago.
From the snow white, cockle shell beach, dark microbial mats and turquoise water, this adventure is certainly one to go on your bucket list.


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"Behind each project, The Michelin Corporate Foundation has endeavored, as best it can, to meet the expectations of civil society and develop existing initiatives and new activities."
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Boohoo full year profit up 40%
Boohoo, the online fashion retail group, has seen its pre-tax profit climb by 40% to £43.3 million in what it described as an outstanding year.
In the year to 28 February, group revenue rose by 97% to £579.8 million. This included 95% growth in the UK and an uplift of 99% overseas.
At Boohoo revenue rose by 32% to £374.1 million while the Pretty Little Thing brand, which has been integrating into the group, increased its revenue by 228% on a 12-month comparative period to £181.3 million. Meanwhile, revenue at the group's recently acquired Nasty Gal brand was £24.4 million.
Mahmud Kamani and Carol Kane, joint chief executives of Boohoo, said: "The group made great progress during the year, integrating a new company, Pretty Little Thing, and a new brand, Nasty Gal, into the Boohoo group.
"Revenue from Boohoo continued to grow strongly, whilst there has been an exceptional performance from Pretty Little Thing, and Nasty Gal exceeded our estimates in its first year.
"Against a backdrop of difficult trading in the UK clothing sector, the group continued to perform well, gaining market share in the expanding online sector. Our international business showed higher growth rates and we are pleased with its gathering momentum."
During the period, Boohoo grew its number of active customers by 22% while Pretty Little Thing saw an uplift of 228%.
The group said trading in the first few weeks of the new financial year has been "strong" and that it expects group revenue growth for the full year to be between 35% and 40% with an adjusted EBITDA margin of between 9% to 10%.
It also announced that Pretty Little Thing will move into its own warehouse during the first half. Kamani and Kane added: "This represents a significant milestone as we develop a distribution network capable of generating £3 billion of net sales globally, in line with our vision to lead the fashion ecommerce market."
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Thinking frailty following a fall
Author: Lucy Lewis
We coach those we work with to product a Quality Improvement Poster at the end of their QI project, to showcase their work. This is an example.
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The smart engineers at Timney Triggers have solved this with two new PCC triggers – they now offer a single and two-stage PCC trigger. It has been purpose built to handle the stress a PCC can impart on trigger assemblies…Read More
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General Purpose Loads for the AR15
Jeff Cooper wrote a lot about the general purpose application of the rifle. In fact, that's what he founded his Scout Rifle concept around. Well, here's a look at general purpose loads for eight cartridges available in the AR 15….Read More
The Escadrille – Best AR Cartridge Ever!
Not too long ago I decided all this silliness with trying to invent a new and better AR cartridge needed to stop. So, I decided to devise the best solution to the problem with a goal that the new cartridge…Read More
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What could be better than an AR? Stop, before you bombard me with comments that a good lever gun is better than an AR or heaven forbid, some sort of shotgun, today I had the opportunity to handle the Gilboa…Read More
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Staring today, anyone who purchases a copy of my new book, Shooter's Guide to the AR, will be entered for a chance to win a copy of the new Berger Bullet load manual that has been autographed by Walt Berger….Read More
Tactical, Zombies and the Modern Sporting Rifle
Here we are on the eve of the 143rd Annual Meetings of the National Rifle Association. Those in attendance will be prowling the show floor looking for anything related to zombies, the modern sporting rifle (MSR) or that has tactical…Read More
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After finishing Handgun Training for Personal Protection I did not intend to write another book. But, when Gun Digest offered me an opportunity to write a beginner's book on the AR, I thought that this would be a great opportunity to…Read More
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Maybe is just a sign of the times, this perpetual multitasking of the brain. We drive with the radio on, the finger on the iPhone-Droid-Blackberry, fill your own blank. If that's not bad enough, we often have people and pets in the car with us. People and pets we care about. How can we give 100 percent of our attention to one task without crashing, hanging up or ignoring the loved ones in the car? I bet most of you think you are so used to this routine you can pull off all three activities without a hitch.
I beg to differ. Look at the headlines in the daily paper: car accident caused by driver who was texting. Pet or child left in the hot car.
Now replace people and pets and phones with relationships. Remember, when it comes to relations, you get out what you put into, pretty much like a piggy bank or your computer. I'm aware there are exceptions, but we would be better forgetting the multitasking and giving our undivided attention even if it means cutting down on time spent together. Quality over quantity. I decided to set aside one hour each day to talk either in person, by phone or Skype to the people who matter most. In some cases we went from talking to shouting (Hey, I'm Italian!) but we always make up.Local author and realtor Maria Grazia Swan decided a long time ago that aging gracefully wasn't her thing. She is open to new experiences and products touching all aspects of life, from body to soul, from head to toes. She's also happy to share her successes and mistakes with anyone asking. For more information, visit mariagrazia.tv or email her at email@example.com.


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Probably the most interesting promotion from the October 2018 LEGO Store Calendar is the Minifigure Collector Frame. You can get it for free with purchases of $75 or more from October 15-31, while supplies last. This is the not the first minifigure frame because we've already gotten one for Marvel Super Heroes (853611) and The LEGO Batman Movie (853638) but this free promo version is an unbranded one.
The Minifigure Collector Frame has a printed 2×2 LEGO tile but it also includes a minifigure with a white tanktop with a stud muffin and an inflatable duck float which is the same as the one for Vacation Batman. Like with all minifigure frames, it fits 16 minifigures.


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The Validation Engineer supports validation activities related to facility, manufacturing process, cleaning process, equipment, critical utilities, and computerized systems.
These will encompass new facility/equipment/process, process and equipment changes, and periodic requalification/revalidation.
The incumbent prepares validation plans, protocols, test scripts and reports throughout all stages of validation lifecycle.
Furthermore, the incumbent will be responsible for coordination and execution of validation activities and be expected to play a key role in developing and driving risk based validation approach during essential stages of product lifecycle including process design/control strategy development, technology transfer, equipment/utilities commissioning & qualification (C&Q), process performance qualification (PPQ), continued process verification (CPV), process control/risk management, and product decommissioning.
Perform qualification of manufacturing equipment, facility and utility systems (including CIP/SIP qualification), cleaning validation, and process validation. Scope of responsibilities includes drafting of qualification protocols and summary reports, field execution, and data analysis.
As needed coordinate and provide directions to contract personnel performing validation activities.
Support the development and execution of FATs, SATs, DQ, IQ, OQ, PQ, and other relevant life cycle documents leveraged to support validation effort.
Support the development and update of validation master plans, validation project plans, SOPs, risk assessments, user requirements, cleaning assessments, technical assessment reports.
Support cleaning and sterilization (including CIP/SIP, manual cleaning, steam sterilization, and dry heat depyrogenation) development activities.
Support periodic requalification and revalidation effort.
Work independently and directly interface with personnel from multiple departments including Technical Development, Manufacturing, Engineering, Manufacturing Support, MAC, QC, and QA..
Support gap assessment/closure, corrective actions, and compliance remediation related to Validation.
Expertise in the following areas is must: Facility/Equipment/Utility Qualification, Cleaning/Sterilization Cycle Development, Cleaning Validation, and Process Validation.
Familiar with applicable domestic and international GMP regulations impacting validation requirements (e.g. 21 CFR 210).
Familiar with current industry guidance documents impacting validation best practices (e.g. FDA Process Validation guidance, ISO 13485, ISO 14971, ASTM E2500, and applicable PDA Technical Reports).
Experience with customer and regulatory inspection.
Strong understanding of quality risk management principles, including best practice in risk based C&Q approach.
Hands on validation experience in developing validation documentation and field execution.
Project Management experience is a plus
Validation Core Expertise:
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Familiarity and demonstrated knowledge of biologics manufacturing processes, including fermentation, purification, and bulk filling processes.
Ability to work independently in a matrix team environment, influence team decisions, and exercise sound judgement in determining compliant and robust validation approach.
Ability to multi-task with demonstrated track records in meeting deliverable timelines.
Must demonstrate the ability to think critically and analytically with acumen for trouble-shooting and problem solving.
Good interpersonal skills, and accountable with excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to function effectively and independently in a fast-paced and dynamic environment.
Self-motivated and willing to tackle assignments and development opportunities outside of job scope as needed.
Ability to interpret engineering and facility drawings such as facility layouts, blueprints, material/process flow diagrams, and equipment P&IDs.
Expert Microsoft Word / Powerpoint and Intermediate Microsoft Excel skills are required.
Understanding of basic statistics, acceptance sampling, and familiar with statistics software such as Minitab and JMP
Strong team player aligned with Grifols Corporate Values.
Hands on experience with facility/equipment/utility qualification, cleaning validation, process validation, and sterilization validation experience (steam sterilization and dry heat depyrogenation) in GMP environment is required.
Hands on experience with CIP/SIP cycle development and qualification is required.
Automation and Part 11 validation experience is a plus.
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Re: 29th Air Depot Group
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Tish Kirk 3/29/03
Prior to and following D-Day, North Witham, AAF Station 479, was the home field for the Pathfinders of the IX Troop Carrier Command.This force flew specially equipt C-47 troop transports.The operations of this group have been my select area of study for nearly 23 years.
Written records of the Pathfinder operations are practically non-existant.
I do however, have the operational summary for Operation MARKET-GARDEN, the invasion of Holland (SEP44) which gives a summary of stations and organizations in England at that time.I find that the 29th ADG and the 16th DRS were component organizations at North Witham at that time. Under the heading of the 29th are also found:
16th Depot Repair Sqn.
96th Depot Supply Sqn.
1451st Ord MM Co.
918th Signal Repair Co.
1254th QM Truck Co.
321st Station Component Sqn.
As it was a field oriented toward troop transport it is most probable that your relative worked on C-47 type aircraft.
Here is a summary from a 'forgotten fields" interest page:
North Witham, Station 479: IX TCC: 29th and 85th ADG, with depot repair and supply squadrons, quartermaster truck company and supply platoon, Ornance Medium Maintenance Co., MP Co. and Station Complement Sq., pathfinder school of IX TCC (later to Cottesmore), hangars erected by US 833rd Eng. (Av.) Bn., handed to No. 4 Group, RAF Maintenance Command in 1945. Today forestry, runways visible from air, one hangar and former technical site used for light industry.
To get an overview of the area here is a site for an aerial photo.The field is on the right side of the screen---looks like a bow and arrow.Follow the prompts on the left side of the page to get down to a relatively close view.Also click on the map overlay button to better orient roads and buildings.
For some current photos of the buildings that still exist at North Witham, go to this page:
Dave Berry
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Learn common Spanish phrases while improving your memory! Aprende frases comunes en inglés mientras mejora tu memoria!
Week 2 Vocabulary: Nouns
Given the definition, spell the correct vocabulary word that matches.
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University of Cambridge DELTA Course
The University of Cambridge Diploma in English Language Teaching to Adults (DELTA), is a world-renowned teaching qualification for experienced teachers. This course is designed to help you:
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Value Songbooks: Acoustic Rock Guitar contains 78 classic songs by 45 legendary artists! Titles: Babe I'm Gonna Leave You * Both Sides Now * Cat's in the Cradle * The Chain * Chuck E's in Love * Classical Gas * Copperline * Do You Want to Know a Secret * Fake Plastic Trees * Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) * Hey There Delilah * If You Could Read My Mind * Into the Mystic * Layla (Unplugged version) * Life by the Drop * Losing My Religion * Maggie May * Melissa * Mr. Bojangles * Never Going Back Again * Peaceful Easy Feeling * Sister Golden Hair * Take It Easy * Taxi * Wild Horses * Wildfire * Wish You Were Here * and many more.
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University Ca Foscari of Venice (UNIVE)
The Department of Environmental Sciences, Informatics and Statistics (DAIS) was established in January 2011 as the result of a merger of the consolidated academic traditions that were hosted by the former Departments of Environmental Sciences, Computer Science and Statistics. The merger was aimed at fostering an ideal context for the interaction among three disciplines that constitute key drivers of modern research and socio-economic development. The Department brings together world leading faculty members and research personnel committed to work towards common, cutting-edge research goals, leveraging their established expertise in their respective areas of interest. Collectively, they contribute to advance our understanding of the complexity of modern environmental and information systems, by developing the analytical models, the assessment principles and the engineering techniques required to provide effective answers to the scientific questions such systems raise, and to the technological challenges they create. The research group of the DAIS has thirty years experience in the study of processes of anaerobic digestion of organic waste from separate collection and advanced treatment of wastewater, and is currently involved in several European projects in the VII Framework Programme linked to the fate of these matrices and issues related to them. The activities of the research group of DAIS has a strong industrial approach and is mainly applied research. In fact, most of the activities are carried out on a pilot scale-demonstrative or on full scale plants, with particular interest for the process engineering. The main lines of activity are linked to the following aspects: processes of anaerobic digestion of sewage sludge and organic waste in order to recover energy (methane and hydrogen); automatic process control for the treatment of wastewater; membrane reactors for the treatment of wastewater and reuse; treatment of wastewater with high concentration of ammonia (eg, supernatants from anaerobic digestion). The expertise of the group, in reference to the project idea proposed, will address experimental pilot-scale in preparation for full-scale implementations.
Key persons involved
Dr. Paolo PAVAN is full professor of Chemical Plants (ING-IND/25) at Dept. of Environmental Sciences, Informatics and Statistics at the University Ca' Foscari of Venice. He is author of 250 and more pubblications on reviews, International Congresses, books. He is co-author of n.2 patents, since 1989 he has published 92 peer-reviewed papers in international journals, the total IF of the publications is 182,46, Hindex is 26 and total citations are 2017. His research and development activity concern: anaerobic digestion and Co-digestion of complex organic matrices; Co-composting of the organic fraction of the municipal solid waste; study of the rheology property of sludge in the stabilization processes; fermentation of organic matrices finalized to production of chemicals with high added value; study of wastewater treatment with biological removal of urban wastewater; hydrogen production (as Biohythane) from waste streams; study of the biological degradation of algal biomasses from Lagoon systems; decreasing of phosphorus in water treatment plant through controlled crystallization; nitrogen removal in high strength streams.
Dr. Cristina CAVINATO is Assistant Professor in Chemical Engineering at the University Ca' Foscari of Venice, Department of Environmental Science, Informatics and Statistics since Dec 2010. After the Master degree in "Environmental Chemical Engineering: management and industrial treatments of wastewaters" (2006) she worked two years as Contract Researcher at the University of Verona. In 2008 she started her PhD course in Environmental Sciences at the University Ca' Foscari of Venice on the optimization of a two-phase anaerobic process for hydrogen and methane production treating the organic fraction of municipal solid waste. Her research and development activity concern the chemical and process engineering for organic waste valorisation and wastewater treatment in particular related to anaerobic digestion of civil/industrial/agricultural organic waste (sludge, biowaste, manure, winery waste...) for energy (hydrogen and methane production) and dark fermentation of solid organic matrices for chemicals production. Besides being co-author of n.1 patents, since 2009 she authored and co-authored some 30 papers in international journals cited 414 times, for a corresponding H index of 10. The total IF of the publications is 70.70.


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Anastasia Beverly Hills Modern Renaissance Palette
This palette was released by Anastasia Beverly Hills in the summer of 2016 and it is their first permanent eyeahadow palette in their line. The colours in this palette are mostly warm and range from pinks to oranges and Browns and also includes a few neutral shades.
Packaging: the packaging on this palette is blush pink in color and has a soft, velvety feel to it; product information and ingredients are listed on the back of the palette. When it's flipped open, There is a mirror on the inside as well as a standard Anastasia Beverly Hills double sided eyeshadow brush(comes in most of her palettes) that has a flat shader brush on one side and a blending brush on the other. There are 14 eyeshadow shades in it and the quantity of eyeshadow is .02oz each.
Formula: The texture of these eyeshadows is really soft and creamy and they blend out very easily and they're also super pigmented. They do not disappear or completely lose pigmentation when blended out properly as some eyeshadows can tend to do. Because of the creamy nature of the eyeshadows, there tends to be little fallout when you dip into the pans; most especially the matte shades. The eyeshadows in this palette work nicely with or without a primer however it is highly recommended you use a "primer" EVERYTIME you use an eyeshadow to ensure maximum color payoff as well as making sure your eyeshadow stays put all day and doesn't crease on you; most especially if you tend to have oily eyelids.
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Sopot Çela in his day time works for the International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program (ICITAP) and at night is a committer on the Eclipse e4 and Vaaclipse project. He is also a contributor to the Eclipse Platform project . His interests also include M2M and IoT technologies and sometimes contributes to the Eclipse Paho project. He regularly monitors various community channels answering questions about Eclipse 4 and speaks at EclipseCon conferences. He has developed various Eclipse 4 RCP applications for internal use and for fun. His work as a committer is focused on the tooling for building Eclipse 4 RCP applications. He holds a B.Sc. degree in Computer Engineering. Sopot tweets @smcela.
Vaaclipse – A cool Eclipse 4 renderer on the Web
Vaaclipse is an Eclipse 4 renderer in which the GUI is built using Vaadin, a web front-end GUI technology. It gives you the possibility to write web applications using all the platform features of Eclipse, like Dependency Injection, modelled workbench etc. I will demo various already-built applications which use this technology merging and also build a small example from scratch. Although a relatively new framework, it is already being used in internal projects. The presentation will benefit the attendants in showing this new way in which you can build web applications with desktop-like activities and also show the flexibility of the new Eclipse 4 Application Platform. Vaaclipse was created by Rushan Gilmulin and now we both maintain it.


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beautiful photo
wow wow wow! what a gorgeous photo! it could have been taking recently, or decades ago. timeless.
That picture is too sweet for words. There's something about little girls and their grandpas.
That is such a sweet picture! I love the sepia tone to it…it seems to soften it up.
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Chatham Band's Elder Statesmen: Nonagenarians Ready To Begin 86th Season Of Popular Summer Concerts
By: Debra Lawless
Topics: Chatham Band
When the Chatham Band kicks off its 86th year of Friday night summer concerts in Kate Gould Park Friday, among the many generations of musicians playing on the bandstand will be two nonagenarians – the band's elder statesmen.
Benjamin K. Goodspeed, 94, first began playing the trumpet in the Chatham Band in 1938, 80 years ago, decades before anyone else in the band today.
"Music has been the big part of my life," Goodspeed said last week during an interview in his North Chatham home. "In my family [on] Friday night and Monday night you didn't do anything but the band. If I said to my father I didn't want to go this Friday, it wouldn't be very popular." (Monday night is, of course, rehearsal night.)
Goodspeed was just 14 when he began playing in the band that his father George Goodspeed Sr., a mechanic and one-time fire chief of Chatham, had founded with several friends in 1931. Prior to 1941 the band performed in the bandstand which was in what is now the Chatham Town Hall parking lot. George Sr. served as band manager for many years; he was later succeeded by his son George Jr. who managed the band until 2014. In 1968 Ben's son Benjamin C. "Benny" Goodspeed began playing trumpet in the band, marking the third generation of Goodspeeds in the Chatham Band.
"The tradition part of it is really, really important," Benny says of his family's 87-year involvement with the band.
Ben was born and raised in Chatham. As a teenager he showed musical promise and played in several traveling dance bands such as the Nik-Nax to earn money for the family during the hard years of the Great Depression. Later on he served in the Air Force where he again played in a band.
On summer Fridays the father and son have settled into a routine. Benny generally buys lobster rolls at the First United Methodist Church in Chatham and brings them to his father's house. After they eat, they dress for the concert and by 7:15 p.m. they're "ready to rock and roll" over to Kate Gould Park for the performance, Benny says.
"People in the band get a kick out of seeing the people have a good time with no money," Ben says, referring to the fact that the concerts are free.
The Chatham Band has had four conductors, and Ben has performed under all of them. His favorite piece is "Band Time in Chatham" when "the big thing is the crowd response is fantastic," he says.
Ben Goodspeed is not the oldest member of the band. That distinction goes to Karl Fehrle, who is a couple of weeks shy of his 97th birthday. Unlike Goodspeed, Fehrle is a "washashore." Fehrle retired from his job as an accountant in a manufacturing company in New Jersey 30 years ago and moved to Chatham.
Fehrle, too, began studying music, choosing the saxophone, at a tender age. He played through high school and college, and then joined a band when he was in the Army. When he left the Army in 1945, just after World War II, he "took a 45-year break" from the saxophone. "I figured I'd marry and it wasn't much of a life to be out playing every night," he says.
Swing dance bands were in vogue during that pre-rock era of the 1940s, and it was possible that Fehrle would have been much in demand. But he did marry, and he and his wife raised two daughters. But when Fehrle retired to the Cape, the saxophone beckoned him again. What was it like after a 45 year "break?"
"It was like riding a bicycle," Fehrle says, meaning that you never forget how to do certain things.
Fehrle has been playing with the Brewster Band since its inception in 1994. That band performs summer concerts in Drummer Boy Park on Sundays at 6 p.m. It was only two years ago that Fehrle joined the Chatham Band as one of two alto saxophones. (He also plays with two swing bands.)
The Chatham and Brewster bands have very different styles. As Fehrle puts it, Brewster "gives a concert" while Chatham "gives a show." The Chatham Band offers opportunities for participation in sing-alongs and march-arounds. And then there's the famous "Bunny Hop" song and dance established by the late longtime director Whit Tileston. "We have our bunny ears," Fehrle says.
Performing outdoors may not be all that it's cracked up to be. Does it have drawbacks?
"Some of the people get bothered by mosquitoes," Fehrle says. "They come with bug spray. It never seems to bother me. Sometimes it gets hot, though."
After two years Fehrle has earned high praise from bandleader Thomas Jahnke.
"One of the highlights of the summer concerts is when Karl plays solos on his alto saxophone," Jahnke says. "His rendition of 'Over the Rainbow' brings the house down during our 'cheek to cheek' dance set."
The band's 2018 season will kick off with its Patriotic Concert this Friday at 8 p.m., featuring "traditional favorites mixed with some new scores that will delight audience members of all ages," Jahnke says. "It will get you in the holiday spirit. Highlights will include 'God Bless America' and 'Stars and Stripes Forever.'"
Chatham Band Concerts
Kate Gould Park, Chatham
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By Rev Tabithi
Many experts say that being at odds with what is causes stress. Others say that disappointment and frustration is caused by trying to squeeze the vastness of life into our limited perceptions of what life is or what we want to happen. When it comes to what is: anything that exists is part of All or Everything that exists. Everything is rooted in what is.
What if takes us to a place that is beyond what we currently know. From one angle it is impossible to go beyond what is because anything we can name is contained in or exists within the what is. The other angle is until something exists then it cannot be found anywhere existing within what is or within all that is. What if is the vehicle that takes us to a place thinking outside the box. What if brings us through the doorway into the infinite range of our imagination.
What if causes us to ask things like:
What if I choose to become a better than I've ever been?
What if I were more loving, compassionate and forgiving?
What if I made sure that I complete my most important goals?
What if I decide to say yes to all of the good that life has in store for me?
What if I saw my life as a gift to be enjoyed instead of some problem needing to be solved?
Now this brings us to the Manifest and the Unmanifest. Manifest means to come into existence or expression. Unmanifest means it has not happened yet. The what is represents the manifest and the what if represents the unmanifest. Darkness represents unlimited potential (what if) and the light represents expressed potential (what is). Then there is the known (what is) and the unknown (what if).
What if comes from a place called what's possible. What's possible is a place that knows no boundaries and has no limitations. Thanks to what if we are never trapped in, limited to or stuck in what seems to be or what is.
Happy BlessingsReverend Thabiti is a syndicated newspaper columnist and is best known as the world's most accurate personal forecast expert. For more information, visit ThePower.org.


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In the swankiest part of one of the hippest cities in American, Wanda and Bob embarked on one of life's greatest adventures together: marriage. With an intimate ceremony encircled by a handful of dear family and friends, they wed at the W Hotel, followed by a reception in the Flower Room at La Condesa, just a block down the way.
Sweep through this beautiful day and witness how a January wedding is still utterly gorgeous in Austin, TX.
Congratulations, Wanda and Bob, on the start of this fabulous journey together!
Ceremony/Accommodations: W Hotel, Austin
Reception: La Condesa
Cake: Wildflour Bakery
Hair/Make Up: Away Spa at The W Hotel
Florist: Walton's Fancy & Staple
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Rockville, MD (PRWEB) September 13, 2010
Representatives from leading healthcare organizations such as Personalized Medicine Coalition, Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society, Geisinger Health Plan, Kaiser Permanente and others will come together to share the latest trends, opportunities and strategies—from health IT and patient-centered care, to care transitions and quality improvement initiatives.
Dorland Health's Care Coordination Summit is designed to provide information on the dynamic changes impacting those involved in the coordination of care-- physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, case/care managers, social workers, discharge planners, senior leadership and related medical management professionals --and to recognize opportunities from current and anticipated changes in healthcare. "Improving patient care, ensuring safe and effective transitions of care, and reducing errors that impact operating costs are well within our reach", says Anne Llewellyn, Conference Chairwoman and Editor in Chief, Case Management Products and Services.
For more information go to http://www.dorlandhealth.com/Care-Summit/care-summit.html (http://www.dorlandhealth.com/Care-Summit/care-summit.html)
Presented by the Dorland Health, and Case In Point, two trusted sources on healthcare and case management, the Care Coordination Summit will open with a keynote from Edward Abrahams, PhD who will discuss the changing landscape of personalized medicine. Subsequent speakers will address topics such as utilizing electronic medical records, how to be a catalyst in reducing medical errors and impacting patient outcomes, new models of care that are currently in demonstration projects, and cost-containment measures and more. Attendees will leave this one-day summit equipped with a smarter, more cost-effective approach to care management.
The Dorland Health People Awards will be held the day before the Summit, on October 4th at the National Press Club. From addiction counselors and ethicists to case managers and social workers, the Dorland Health People Awards honor the diligent, the influential—in short, the special—practitioners who coordinate and provide care, with special emphasis placed on professionals who spearhead efforts to make healthcare safe, quality-driven and cost-effective for all. Award winners will be announced amid a banquet and celebration.
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Dorland Health, a division of Access Intelligence, is the publisher of Case In Point and targeted national directories that healthcare professionals utilize to meet the complex needs of their patients. In addition, the company provides a weekly e-newsletter, continuing education programs, webinars and special reports. To learn more visit http://www.dorlandhealth.com
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Economy Candy at 108 Rivington Street is another thriving business in the Lower East Side that has a.) been standing since 1937 and b.) been run by the same Jewish family for all these years. Their mission is to sell good candy at a good price – and now the place is somewhat of a museum of candies from the past as well as candy of the present. Remember candy cigarettes and Pez? See more oldies here on their website and check out the store jam packed with yummy cavity inducing stuff in the photos below (it reminded me a bit of our last candy store run here).
More kicking around in the LES
March 20, 2013 by ezrazoe
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on March 20, 2013 at 1:36 pm | Kessler Karen
Why museums??Take me to economy candy!!! DAD/Howard


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I used to blog about this all the time. About 230 posts going back to 2008 that are either about fasting, or mention it in some way.
There were several things that intrigued me. Off the top of my head:
- Makes weight loss pretty easy
- Once adapted to it, most people find enhanced mental attitude and clarity
- Many religious institutions have various fasting regimens. Hmmm…
- It may confer the hypothesized longevity benefits of chronic caloric restriction diets, without being chronic, but acute.
- It may protect healthy cells against the ravages of chemotherapy while weakening cancer cells.
It's that last one I blogged about way back here, more than 6 years ago: Counterintuitive Cancer Therapy.
Fasting for two days protects healthy cells against chemotherapy, according to a study appearing online the week of Mar. 31 in PNAS Early Edition. Mice given a high dose of chemotherapy after fasting continued to thrive. The same dose killed half the normally fed mice and caused lasting weight and energy loss in the survivors.
Fortunately, Dr. Longo didn't sit still on this: Fasting triggers stem cell regeneration of damaged, old immune system.
In the first evidence of a natural intervention triggering stem cell-based regeneration of an organ or system, a study in the June 5 issue of the Cell Stem Cell shows that cycles of prolonged fasting not only protect against immune system damage — a major side effect of chemotherapy — but also induce immune system regeneration, shifting stem cells from a dormant state to a state of self-renewal.
In both mice and a Phase 1 human clinical trial involving patients receiving chemotherapy, long periods of not eating significantly lowered white blood cell counts. In mice, fasting cycles then "flipped a regenerative switch," changing the signaling pathways for hematopoietic stem cells, which are responsible for the generation of blood and immune systems, the research showed.
We could not predict that prolonged fasting would have such a remarkable effect in promoting stem cell-based regeneration of the hematopoietic system.
The study has major implications for healthier aging, in which immune system decline contributes to increased susceptibility to disease as people age. By outlining how prolonged fasting cycles—periods of no food for two to four days at a time over the course of six months—kill older and damaged immune cells and generate new ones, the research also has implications for chemotherapy tolerance and for those with a wide range of immune system deficiencies, including autoimmunity disorders.
"We could not predict that prolonged fasting would have such a remarkable effect in promoting stem cell-based regeneration of the hematopoietic system," said corresponding author Valter Longo, Edna M. Jones Professor of Gerontology and the Biological Sciences at the USC Davis School of Gerontology and director of the USC Longevity Institute. Longo has a joint appointment at the USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences.
"When you starve, the system tries to save energy, and one of the things it can do to save energy is to recycle a lot of the immune cells that are not needed, especially those that may be damaged," Longo said. "What we started noticing in both our human work and animal work is that the white blood cell count goes down with prolonged fasting. Then when you re-feed, the blood cells come back. So we started thinking, well, where does it come from?"
Sounds a lot like autophagy, another term that's in lots of my posts going back 6 years.
Interestingly, a chronic ketogenic diet has been touted as an effective therapy for both cancer and epilepsy, and with some evidence to justify hypothesis forming and testing, a good thing. But has it panned out? Moreover, is it less effective than ACUTE ketosis (AKA: an extended fast)? If something is good, is more of it and all the time necessarily better? Does disregarding delicate balances either way get you into trouble?
Angelo Coppola, an honest inquisitor after my own heart—with no turf to protect with stinky obvious bias—recently dropped a comment on the changing landscape with regard to chronic ketosis vs. more effective therapies.
Re: Cancer & Epilepsy
~ Dr. Gonzales Dismantles the Ketogenic Diet for Cancer
This Dr. claims to have worked closely with Atkins and that Atkins tested a ketogenic approach on cancer patients but failed to show benefits.
~ The surprising story of medical marijuana and pediatric epilepsy: Josh Stanley at TEDxBoulder.
~ An incredible story about the effects of CBD (a non-psychoactive compound in cannabis) on epileptic children. From CNN:
"Paige took her daughter to Chicago to see a Dravet specialist, who put the child on a ketogenic diet frequently used to treat epilepsy that's high in fat and low in carbohydrates. The special diet forces the body to make extra ketones, natural chemicals that suppress seizures. It's mainly recommended for epileptic patients who don't respond to treatment."
The diet helped control Charlotte's seizures but had a lot of side effects. She suffered from bone loss. Her immune system plummeted. And new behavioral problems started popping up.
"At one point she was outside eating pine cones and stuff, all kinds of different things," Matt said. "As a parent you have to say, let's take a step back and look at this. Is this truly beneficial treatment because of these other things?"
Two years into the diet, the seizures came back."
Go ahead and sort it all out, pass it on to folks who might need it.
Here's my random thoughts about fasting:
- Except for fat loss, it ought not be about under eating, but crowding the same amount of food into a shorter time.
- I'd rather see a person do a 4-day fast and eat regularly the other 26 days of the month, than a weekly fast.
- I'd rather see a person do a 2-day fast and eat regularly the other 12 days of a fortnight, than a weekly fast.
- I'd rather see a person do a 30-hr fast weekly than do a daily fasting window, with one exception: a disciplined Leangains-styled protocol that involves holy shit heavy lifting 3 times per week, and eating your ass off, with everything counted, in an 8-hr window every day.
- Fasting can be seductive, in that it can gradually adapt you to chronic under eating as you get used to it and plug into the euphoria it can induce. Chronic under eating comes with a whole host of problems, not the least of which is that your body gets very good at making you not exert much energy, all while it guards every molecule of energy it can keep. In short, it can really mess up a metabolism, along with hormonal regulation. I think this was what a lot of women predominantly experienced back when intermittent fasting was all the rage.
Alright, no go empty your fridge and toss it in the trash. Starve.


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All over the world, people have started ditching their expensive, high-tech cars and other modes of commuting to get back to the centuries-old method of transportation i.e., cycling. If you cycle too, how many kilometers have you covered on your bicycle so far? Well, we're not sure about you. But Mandi-based Ayurveda graduate, Uday Shankar, has travelled from his hometown (in Himachal Pradesh) to Madurai in just 47 days (with 43 days of cycling). His passion for cycling led him to opt this transportation medium, which makes him feel as if he is floating in mid-air.
How it started
The 34-year-old (Ayurveda graduate from MDU Rohtak, Haryana) started cycling at the age of 29 and slowly this compulsive mode of transportation became his addiction. According to Uday, it's a medium, which cleanses both mind and body, and leaves you feeling fresh every time after the ride. Eventually, his passion for cycling led him to travel across many states across India.
His initial plan was to travel from Kargil to Kanyakumari (K to K). So, he started on 7th September 2016 from Kargil via Leh, Manali, and Mandi route. But due to some unavoidable reasons, he had to take a break at Mandi, Himachal Pradesh (his hometown). Later, his plan changed to travel from Mandi to Madurai (M to M)).
After that, he started his journey on 10 December 2016 from Mandi and completed it on 27th January 2017 in Madurai. The Route that he followed is given below:
Mandi – Chandigarh – Delhi – Jaipur – Udaipur – Vadodara – Mumbai – Pune – Kolhapur – Nipani via Amboli Ghat – Swantwadi – Goa – Karwar – Calicut – Trivandrum – Kanyakumari – Tirunelveli – Madurai
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Uday told EdgyMinds that Chandigarh to Panipat was the longest ride of the whole trip, as he covered around 120 km in a single day. But next day he woke up fresh and was ready for the next destination. During his journey, what he didn't like was the Delhi traffic and boring highways – because the scenery was not too appealing, while his body was still adapting to long cycle rides.
After that, he travelled across some parts of Rajasthan and Gujarat. From Vadodara, his friend joined him on his journey. After cycling for some more days, he again had to face Mumbai's traffic. But Uday and his friend decided to stay for a day at Lonavla, a beautiful hill station near Mumbai. The next destination was Kholapur, and then Nipani via Amboli Ghat – a beautiful ride through the jungle of Western Ghat with small villages in between.
Next destination was Sawantwadi and after that Goa, where they enjoyed their beer the most. Next day, he cycled around Panjim and started off to the next destination Karwar and after that to Calicut to Trivandrum to Kanyakumari to Tirunelveli and finally Madurai.
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