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Sanal Edamaruku
"I can understand that they might be inspired by the stories of Inquisition and Witch Hunting in the middle ages. We live in 21st century. There are courageous people who would defend the right to speak what they are convinced about, even if stakes are invoked against them. I am one amongst them. I would not apologize nor succumb to any pressures." - Sanal Edamaruku (Read more in www.rationalistinternational.net)
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Sanal Edamaruku will speak at London's Free Word Centre
on Wednesday, 21 Nov 2012, 1:00 pm
The event is hosted by Index on Censorship, British Rationalist Association and New Humanist magazine. Sanal will be joined by a panel of experts, discussing the implication of his case for the future of blasphemy in India and beyond. The panel includes High Court Judge Sir Stephen Sedley, historian Professor Richard Sorabji, journalist and novelist Salil Tripathi and free speech campaigners.
It is a free event, but you have to register here in advance to secure your ticket.
Last week, Sanal Edamaruku spoke in the "Humanist Days", organized by the Finnish Humanist Union at the Swedish Cultural Centre in Helsinki. In his lecture, he focused on the "Conflict between traditionalism and modernism in India" and discussed future perspectives.
The Humanist Days were dedicated to the memorial of Alan Turing, the British mathematician, cryptanalyst, and computer scientist who is considered to be the father of computer science and Artificial Intelligence. Sanal also attended a special event on occasion of Alan Turing's birth centenary, hosted by the British ambassador to Finland at his home. On 15 November he delivered the key-note address at the UNESCO Philosophy day symposium held at the Helsinki university.
After London, Sanal will visit Ireland. Speeches are scheduled in Dublin, Cork, Galway and Belfast.
To sign the Petition against Sanal's case, click here.
To donate to the Sanal Edamaruku Defense Fund, click here.
Sunday, August 19, 2012
Delhi police attempt to arrest
Sanal Edamaruku
By Ophelia Benson
July 4. This morning, officers of the Delhi Police reached Sanal Edamaruku's house to arrest him. They came upon directions of a Delhi court to execute an arrest warrant issued by a Mumbai Metropolitan Magistrate Court (second highest Criminal Court). If Sanal had been at home, he would be in jail now….
The officers were informed that Sanal is presently out of Delhi and traveling. They insisted on details of his whereabouts, addresses and contact numbers. Some hours later, they came again to press for information, to no avail.
What will happen next?
With this dramatic turn of events, Sanal Edamaruku's persecution has reached a dangerous new level. Exposing the "miracle" of the water-dripping crucifix at the Velankanni church in Mumbai as a plumber's problem, he incurred Catholic fury beyond all trademark forgiveness. Highly alarming is the fact that the Catholic side has managed to secure considerable support from Indian government agencies. The Catholic Church is representing only a small minority of believers in India. But it is backed by a powerful worldwide apparatus, driven by great ambitions to conquer India and make up for its losses in the western world. I don't want the Dark Ages to come to India! Sanal says in the controversial TV program, drawing the battle lines
In the ongoing conflict, Sanal has the evidence-based factual truth on his side – regarding capillary action as well as regarding church history. Moreover, he enjoys the full support of the Indian Constitution that explicitly obliges all citizens to develop "scientific temper, humanism and the spirit of inquiry and reform". And then, of course, there is the right to Freedom of Expression (Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.) on his side of the balance tray.
The revengeful local Catholic leaders, on the other side, have the tacit support of another heavy weight: the powerful Catholic Church. The Pope is keeping mum, ignoring thousands of contemporaries from various parts of the world who are calling upon the Vatican via an Online Petition of the Rationalist Association (UK) to take a stand in this case. But his Mumbai representative, Bishop Agnelo Gracias (whom Sanal encountered in the TV-9 program), does all the talking. Unstinting in his public praise for Sanal's prosecutors, Gracias "rejoices" about their courage!
It is obvious that the Catholic Church is trying to pull the strings to silence its most vocal and courageous opponent in India. If there is one person who could cross their ambitious plans, it is Sanal Edamaruku. So there is much at stake, for both sides. How far will they be able to go? That cannot be foreseen. We have to be prepared for the worst.
Please help us to spread the information about this case! Forward this Bulletin, translate it, put in into blogs and discussion sites and write articles about it in the media. Sanal is available for interviews also (though maybe not always in person).
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Sunday August 19, 2012
The rationalist's Olympic quest
By Dr ALBERT LIM KOK HOOI
If there were a 'clear thinking and myth debunking' game, one man would stand out as an obvious winner.
OUR dive darling (as dubbed by one newspaper), Pandelela Rinong, has captured the imagination and hearts of Malaysians. I am one of those who followed her sporting path to Olympic glory, not least because of the musicality of her name, Pandelela Rinong, which has fascinated me since I first heard it.
It is like this, isn't it? Some names resonate with us more than others.
Another name that I roll off my tongue with delight and admiration is Sanal Edamaruku. If you don't believe me, say Sanal Edamaruku aloud. Say it as if you read it. There are no tricks. Say it as if you were speaking Bahasa Baku, the world's simplest and most logical language. Phonetically speaking that is.
In my books, Sanal Edamaruku is also a medal winner of the highest calibre. If ever there is a prize for publicly defending science, reason and rationality, I would nominate him for it.
Edamaruku is the founder-president of Rationalist International, president of the Indian Rationalist Association, and honorary associate of the UK Rationalist Association.
Edamaruku obtained a Master's degree in Political Science from the University of Kerala, and a Master of Philosophy degree in International Studies from the Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi.
The eponym is fitting as, Nehru, the first prime minister of India, was as secular and scientific as they come. I cannot think of any other prime minister in modern times who is as committed to modern science, reason and technology as Nehru was. And this was 65 years ago!
Thirty years ago, Edamaruku went to work full-time for all the "reason" NGOs, and my, what a rollicking, fruitful and exciting 30 years it has been. He has written many books and articles, and made numerous television appearances that deal mainly with rationalist thought and anti-superstition.
He has carried out many investigations to expose frauds, mystics and "godmen". Last year, he was elected as a fellow of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry.
However, to me, the greatest accolade ever bestowed on Edamaruku is honorary associate of the Rationalist Association of UK (formerly Rationalist Press Association). Among the good and the great to have been honorary associates were Bertrand Russel, HG Wells, Albert Einstein, Sigmund Freud and Francis Crick.
This, to me, is like winning the gold medal of the "clear thinking and scientific inquiry" event.
In March 2008, while appearing on a TV show panel, Edamaruku challenged a tantric to demonstrate his powers by killing him using only magic. The tantric chanted mantras and performed a ceremony to kill Edamaruku on live TV.
India TV received a large boost in ratings while this was going on.
After his attempts failed, the tantric said that Edamaruku must be under the protection of a powerful god, to which Edamaruku responded that he is an atheist.
Pandelela's path to fame, honour and glory was paved with hard work, discipline and perseverance. It was the same with Edamaruku.
Fortunately in Pandelela's case, there was no threat of a criminal or civil suit.
A house of worship in Mumbai was promoting the idea that water dripping from the feet of the deity's statue could cure all ailments. This is in some way like the rhinoceros horn myth, which is touted to cure all diseases, including cancer, and has led to the indiscriminate killing of the endangered and protected rhinos for their horn. (Trying to debunk the myth of rhinoceros horn as a cure-all has taken up a good bit of my time and resources.)
Edamaruku was recently invited by a television station in Delhi to comment on and investigate this phenomenon in Mumbai. The authorities agreed. Our intrepid and industrious sceptic had a close look at a nearby washroom and found that the drainage system was blocked. Sewage water from the clogged drainage pipes had been transmitted via capillary action into the adjacent walls at the base of the statue.
As a result of this expose, charges were filed against Edamaruku by two lay religious organisations under Section 295A of the Indian penal code. This charges a person with "deliberately hurting religious feelings and attempting malicious acts intended to outrage the religious sentiments of any class or community".
That is, of course, truly absurd. If anything, Edamaruku should be thanked for preventing diarrhoeal diseases and septicaemia that may have been caused by drinking bacteria-laden sewage water.
If it comes to a trial, I hope the ghost of Nehru will be there to exert a steadying and rational influence on the court proceedings.
We have the summer and winter Olympics where participants who excel in sports and games are rewarded with medals, cash, sponsorships and endorsements.
There soon will be medals awarded at the "clear thinking and myth debunking" games.
Do you think we can then bag that elusive gold medal?
Monday, July 23, 2012
Sanal Edamaruku on the rain puja in Karnataka state in india
New Humanist update on Sanal Edamaruku
As regular readers will be well aware, we have been campaigning in support of Sanal Edamaruku, the head of the Indian Rationalist Association who is facing jail over his debunking of a purported miracle at a Catholic Church in Mumbai. For a summary of the how the case came about, read our petition, which you can also add your name to if you haven't already.
Last time we provided an update on Sanal's situation, the High Court in Mumbai had refused him "anticipatory bail", which would have enabled him to fight the case without fear of pre-trial custody, and police officers had begun seeking his arrest in his home city of Delhi. In order to avoid jail, Sanal had left India for Europe.
In terms of the potential for arrest, the situation remains the same – he still faces arrest if he returns to India, and as a result he remains in Europe. But in the meantime, details have emerged as to what those who reported Sanal to the police over his debunking of the dripping crucifix in the Church of Our Lady of Velan Kanni in Mumbai are demanding in return for withdrawing their complaints.
Last weekend, a piece appeared in the Sunday Indian newspaper by the Christian journalist John Dyal, who is well known for his civil rights activism on behalf of India's religious minorities. As a former president of the All-India Catholic Union, Dyal is a respected figure in India's Catholic community, and he used his Sunday Indian column to call on the Catholic groups that reported Sanal to withdraw their complaints. While Dyal is critical of Sanal's approach to debunking religious complaints, he does not believe that legal action is justified:
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In terms of the potential for arrest, the situation remains the same – he still faces arrest if he returns to India, and as a result he remains in Europe. But in the meantime, details have emerged as to what those who reported Sanal to the police over his debunking of the dripping crucifix in the Church of Our Lady of Velan Kanni in Mumbai are demanding in return for withdrawing their complaints.
Last weekend, a piece appeared in the Sunday Indian newspaper by the Christian journalist John Dyal, who is well known for his civil rights activism on behalf of India's religious minorities. As a former president of the All-India Catholic Union, Dyal is a respected figure in India's Catholic community, and he used his Sunday Indian column to call on the Catholic groups that reported Sanal to withdraw their complaints. While Dyal is critical of Sanal's approach to debunking religious complaints, he does not believe that legal action is justified:
"I believe Christ is absolutely capable of defending Himself, if perhaps not the church in India. These statements by Sanal or the probe by his Rationalists must not be taken as an attack on the church or on the community. It certainly is not an attack on the faith in the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.
The faithful of Mumbai think they are defending faith when they go on hunger strikes against books of fiction or films from Hollywood and Bollywood. But in reality they are defending their own positions and constituencies and do not want them to be exposed to the sunlight.Sanal has been in touch with us this week, and informed us of correspondence between Dyal and himself following the publication of the Sunday Indian piece. Dyal has been in touch with those behind the complaints (three local Mumbai Catholic groups with close connections to the Archdiocese of Bombay complained to the police), and through this correspondence we now know what they expect from Sanal in exchange for dropping the complaints.
Christ does not have to drip water from crucifixes to prove the love he has for each one of us. His healing is deeper and needs no instruments. I have experienced this in my own life. Catholics of Mumbai possibly realise the controversy is not getting the Church any new friends, nor is it adding to its lustre.
It is time the church leadership really forgave Sanal. He has learnt his own lesson – not to mock at genuine faith of the people and not confuse a passing popular fancy for a "miracle", however untenable, to say the community is being taken for a ride by the church. The police case against Sanal Edamaruku should be withdrawn as a sign that a mature Church in India needs no props for the depth of its faith in God."
The Mumbai-based Catholic Secular Forum was one of the groups that complained, and its founder Joseph Dias has told Dyal that he will drop the complaint in exchange for an apology from Sanal. Unsurprisingly, Sanal refuses to apologise for exercising his right to free speech in criticising religion:
Our petition calling on the Catholic authorities to withdraw the complaints has now acquired more than 10,000 signatures, but clearly this has not been enough to convince them that this legal action against Sanal is misguided. We need to keep up the pressure – we are looking at passing the petition on to Catholic authorities here in Europe, including the Vatican, but in the meantime, the more signatures it gets, the better."I can understand that Joseph Dias might be inspired by the stories of Inquisition and Witch-Hunting in the Middle aAges. We live in the 21st century. There are courageous people who would defend the right to speak what they are convinced about, even if stakes are invoked against them. I am one amongst them. I would not apologize or succumb to any pressures."
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Posted by Paul Sims at Friday, July 20, 2012
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James PickettSurely it is the Catholics who should apologise, or are bogus miracles OK..?
Aroup chatterjeeOn 12 August 2011 my wife and I were ejected from a symposium at Calcutta University (happens to be my alma mater) because I am the author of 'Mother Teresa the Final Verdict' a fatal expose of the late nun. Indians defend Catholicism not because they love the faith but bec they suck up to fair skin:they equate Christianity with white races.But you can insult the majority Hindusim pretty much as much as you like (unless you are a Muslim).
" Joseph Dias has told Dyal that he will drop the complaint in exchange for an apology from Sanal"
... maybe I'm just slow, but I still haven't worked out precisely what it is Sanal DID for which he must apologise. Save them from worshipping a false idol? Save them from DRINKING not-actually-holy sewage?
Or just for contradicting the holy morons who got it wrong in the first place? -
Unless Sanal's public statement is... well, pretty much exactly what I said above. Put it back to them to explain exactly what it was he did that was so terrible.
Nick_ellisAllow me to suggest this text for Sanal's 'apology': "I'm sorry the church cannot tell the difference between a leaking pipe and a miracle, or between my justifiable statements and their lies"
"Christ does not have to drip water from crucifixes to prove the love he has for each one of us."
That's very nice but did anyone else notice John Dyal is insane? Jeebus is dead. Dead people can't love.What happened to India? When did they make free speech illegal?The "Catholic authorities" can demand apologies all it wants. They can be ignored because they're idiots. But why does the High Court in Mumbai suck up to morons? That's the real problem. India has a government that's out of control.What India needs is ridicule and relentless insults. They are living in the Dark Ages and they are never going to grow up until someone tells them they have a mental problem. -
I believe that the glowing object on my ceiling is a miracle. Anyone who says it's a light bulb powered my electricity should either apologize to me or be arrested.
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Delivering educational excellence in a first class learning environment is key to everything we do at City College. Both of our main campuses - the main site, situated in the centre of Southampton and the Marine Skills Centre in Woolston have everything you would expect from a modern, well-equipped college - and much more besides. We also have a campus within the grounds of Bitterne Park school. This Skills Centre houses a vocational learning workshop and IT facilities enabling people on the eastern side of the city, easy access to our services.
Main Campus - St Mary Street
Our main campus has everything you would expect from a modern, well-equipped college - and much more besides. Here you will find excellent facilities for work, study and relaxation, laid out over a pleasant site with excellent links to buses and trains.
The campus offers the highest quality teaching and support within a relaxed, student-focused atmosphere and a wide range of full and part-time courses. As well as further education courses we also offer a wide range of university accredited degrees, HNCs and HNDs.
Every student at our main campus can access top-of-the-range IT resources, a substantial library, student support, hair and beauty salons, student refectory, a restaurant run by the students and state of the art workshops.
All of this makes for a learning environment committed to student success.
Marine Skills Centre - Woolston
Our Marine Skills Centre in Woolston houses some of the best facilities in Southern England. From everything from outboards to fiber-glass moulding, you're sure to find a course which will help you fast-track your career in the marine industry. With excellent employer links across the South East and shortages of skilled labour in the marine sector, the Marine Skills Centre is in a very unique position.
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Cooking the Results
Drudge has a link to Greg Sheffield's always-informative NewsBusters site. Greg has analyzed the latest CBS News poll, which shows President Bush's approval ratings slipping to an all-time low. His findings? CBS cooked the books, oversampling Democrats, while under-sampling Republicans. It's easy to drive down poll numbers when your sample is 37% Democrats, and only 28% Republicans.
Meanwhile, here's how CBS News explains its polling methodology and results. Of particular note are these comments on "weighting."
"We take great pains to adjust our data so that I accurately reflects the whole population. That process is called "weighting." We make sure that our final figures match U.S. Census Bureau breakdowns on age, sex, race, education, and region of the country. We also "weight" to adjust for the fact that people who share a phone with others have less chance to be contacted than people who live alone and have their own phones, and that households with more than one telephone number have more chances to be called than households with only one phone number."
So, despite these "great pains," CBS still wound up with a sample that has a disproportinate number of Democrats, and fewer Republicans that the populace as a whole. Hmmm....I think CBS needs to take greater pains in its polling, or out-source the job to a more reliable outfit like Rasmussen. According to Rasmussen's daily poll, the president's approval rating is now at 43%, and has been as high as 49% earlier in the month.


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Two of the key members of cabaret trailblazers the Boom Boom Club, co-producer Bioux Lee Hayes and burlesque fireball Kitty Bang Bang, have teamed up to produce the Matcham Room's first circus cavalcade with help from the illustrious and twisted likes of Dusty Limits, Lucky Franco, Stephen Williams, Felipe Reyes, the Eden Boys and Kalki Hula Girl. Expect acrobatics, sideshow, clowning and showgirls gone awry, plus nods towards the Hippodrome's legacy of performance.
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Ex-Gov Paterson says he won't seek Congress
Former Gov. David Paterson says he's ending his public consideration of running for Congress to succeed Rep. Charles Rangel.
Do undocumented immigrants contribute to the economy?
When should animal testing be legal?
Critics say regional council awards come with side of pork
The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown will get $234,000 to create an application for phones and mobile devices.
The Green case is maddening because it isn't an outlier. How criminal must your driving be before we as a society recognize it as such? We have all made an awful social contract that car travel is so important to our culture that it must never be considered criminal and any horrible results of its proliferation must be overlooked.
Paterson: "I have no intention of running for Congress"
Former Gov. David Paterson said this morning that he won't run for Congress, ending speculation that he would run for the seat held by veteran Rep. Charles Rangel.
ItCH: You've Come A Long Way, Gilly
It was almost five years ago that then-Gov. David Paterson was wrestling with a tough decision - filling the vacancy in the U.S. Senate created by Hillary Clinton, who was appointed Secretary of State by President Obama.
De Blasio Selects Anthony Shorris as His Top Deputy
Earlier today Mayor-elect Bill de Blasio named Anthony Shorris to the post of first deputy mayor .
Cuomo: NY Legislature has the corruption problem
Gov. Andrew Cuomo is defending his corruption commission's focus on the Legislature rather than the executive branch, saying New York's long run of corruption cases involved lawmakers.
NY corruption commission calls for legislation
An anti-corruption commission report released Monday proposes taxpayers' money be used to help fund political campaigns among a slew of ideas to combat Albany's notorious misconduct but calls for no heads to roll.
NY prison officials wasted taxpayer money using state cars for commuting, report finds
The state corrections department improperly permitted 64 prison superintendents and 16 other staff to use state cars mainly for commuting to work, New York's inspector general reported Friday.
Potential 2016 candidate: Kirsten Gillibrand
Kirsten Gillibrand joined the Senate in January 2009 after being appointed by New York Gov. David Paterson to fill the seat vacated by Hillary Rodham Clinton after Clinton was tapped by President Obama to become secretary of State.
Brooklyn the new center of black power in NYC
The big four back in the day when Harlem was the epicenter of black political power in the city former Mayor David Dinkins, former Secretary of State Basil Paterson, former Manhattan Borough President Percy Sutton and Rep. Charles Rangel.
Blow by Blow: 10 Politicians Linked to Cocaine
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Recent Patents on Anti-Infective Drug Discovery publishes review and research articles, drug clinical trial studies and guest edited thematic issues on recent patents in the field of anti-infective drug discovery e.g. on novel bioactive compounds, analogs & targets. A selection of important and recent patents on anti-infective drug discovery is also included in the journal. The journal is essential reading for all researchers involved in anti-infective drug design and discovery. The journal also covers recent research (where patents have been registered) in fast emerging therapeutic areas/targets & therapeutic agents related to anti-infective drug discovery.
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Thailand Tours
- Bangkok
- Hilltribe Trek
- Chiang Mai
- Koh Pha Ngan
- Koh Samui
Thailand. Travel "the land of smiles" and you'll uncover a country of contrasts, one with everything to offer, from the vibrancy of Bangkok to the rural villages and hill tribes to the idyllic southern islands. Be surrounded by stunning scenery, fascinating history, mouth-watering food, beaches, mountains, cities, villages and most importantly the amazing people who will help you appreciate it. All in all, travel Thailand and you'll find it a richly rewarding experience!
If you think that Thailand is beautiful by land, you should see it by sea! G Adventures offers a variety of sailing adventures in Thailand, ranging in duration and service level. Visit our Thailand Sailing Page for interactive maps, island photos and deckplans of our yachts.
Northern Thailand Hilltribes Trek (ATHH)
Trek through the hills surrounding Chiang Mai and meet the local people, known collectively as hilltribes, who have made their homes on these slopes. They have lived in peace and without modern conveniences for many years; a visit to these traditional communities is like travelling back to a simpler time. Learn about jungle food and the local way of life, and ride an elephant through the forest. After all that exertion, recline on a bamboo raft and float downriver, giving the friendly locals a wave as you drift past them going about their daily lives.
Highlights: Explore the vibrant colours of Chiang Mai, trek through Northern Thailand, meet the friendly locals, learn about the Karen tribe and witness their traditional weaving
Chiang Mai & the Golden Triangle (TATGTC)
Visit the fascinating city of Chiang Mai, a thriving metropolis with many points of interest to visitors and a less hectic alternative to the capital. Explore ancient temples, ride on top of a gentle elephant and delve into Thai culture and traditions in lush, mountainous scenery. Visit indigenous hilltribe communities for a glimpse into traditional life, and then venture by boat to the threshold of three different countries—the Golden Triangle—where the borders of Thailand, Burma (Myanmar) and Laos meet.
Highlights: Get up-close and personal with majestic elephant at a conservation centre, delight in Chiang Mai with a khantoke dinner, seek enlightenment at the temple of Doi Suthep, marvel at the mysteries of Chiang Rai, explore local hilltribe villages
Northern Hilltribes & Villages (ATHV)
From the luxury of Bangkok's malls and gleaming highrises, head north to Thailand's hills. Eating and sleeping with the hilltribes will bring you face to face with these colourful cultures. We'll leave plenty of time for fun in historic Chiang Mai with its night market and delicious cuisine. Our CEOs will help you get off the beaten path—but you'll stay flexible by being able to choose the activities you really want.
Highlights: Experience the bustle of Bangkok, explore the vibrancy of Chiang Mai, trek through northern hilltribes and meet the locals, ride on the back of an elephant and float on a bamboo raft.
Sailing Thailand - Koh Phi Phi to Phuket (ATSH)
The perfect add-on to any Thailand adventure, this 4-day sailing trip allows you to escape the crowds, tucking into hidden bays and pristine beaches on Thailand's western coast. Snorkel in crystal-clear waters and dine on freshly prepared local delicacies. Beginning in Koh Phi Phi Leh—made famous by the movie "The Beach"— our G Adventures exclusive 14-passenger catamaran is the perfect home for relaxing and enjoying these stunning islands.
Highlights: Relax on the deck of your yacht in the stunning southern Thai islands, eat delicious Thai cuisine, lounge out on beautiful beaches, swim and snorkel in quiet bays
- Travel Style:
- Marine
- Trip Type:
- Group Travel
- Service Level:
- Standard
- Physical Grading:
- 2
Sailing Thailand - Phuket to Koh Phi Phi (ATSK)
Snorkel in hidden bays, laze on pristine beaches and feast on tantalizing Thai cuisine prepared by a local chef. Get away from it all aboard a small private catamaran on a 4-day voyage through some of Thailand's most alluring islands. There are canoeing and biking options for those looking for active excursions and sandy beaches for those who aren't. This is a perfect add-on to our other Thailand trips or a serene escape from the crowds of Phuket.
Highlights: Snorkel in crystal-clear water, sail through stunning southern Thai islands, feast on tantalizing Thai cuisine, relax on secluded beaches
- Travel Style:
- Marine
- Trip Type:
- Group Travel
- Service Level:
- Standard
- Physical Grading:
- 2
Southern Thailand Sojourn (ATSS)
From Bangkok nightclubs that never close to laid-back beachside drinks on Koh Tao, experience the energy of southern Thailand. Hike through the magnificent lowland rainforest of Khao Sok National Park, where tigers still roam, or laze in a riverside hammock. This is your trip—so tread your own path. With an expert CEO leading the way, you're free to snorkel beautiful coral reefs or work on your tan. Enjoy the best of the beachside sun and backpacker nightlife in nine amazing days.
Highlights: Explore bustling Bangkok, enjoy nature at Khao Sok National Park, relax on the white-sand beaches of Koh Samui and Koh Tao.
- Travel Style:
- Yolo
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
- Basic
- Physical Grading:
- 2
Cambodia on a Shoestring (ATRC)
Marvel at the incredible Khmer ruins of Angkor Wat and the clear turquoise waters at Sihanoukville. This journey packages Cambodia's treasures into 10 well-paced days. Brave Ho Chi Minh City's jam-packed streets with other travellers your own age—you can be sure they'll keep pace with you—or check out the more laid back waterways of Vietnam's Mekong Delta. With your accommodation, transportation and general trip logistics arranged, you can concentrate on choosing the activities that interest you most.
Highlights: Explore bustling Bangkok, catch the sunrise over Angkor Wat, enjoy a delicious local Khmer meal in a small village, walk the bustling streets of Phnom Penh, chill out on golden beaches, connect with the locals on an overnight homestay, cruise the Mekong Delta, discover intriguing Ho Chi Minh City.
Northern Thailand Discovery (ATBC)
From the buzzing night market of Chiang Mai and the elephants of Lampang to delicious food and beautiful textiles, immerse yourself in the incredible culture of the region. Cycle through the ancient city of Sukhothai, climb up to the Buddhist temples at Doi Suthep and enjoy the beauty of the hills surrounding Chiang Mai. Our expert CEOs will take the hassle out of planning and help you find the secluded spots only the locals know.
Highlights: Explore the canals of Bangkok, experience the 13th-century ruins of Sukhothai Historical Park from the saddle of a bike, uncover the mysteries of Chiang Rai and the Golden Triangle, ride an elephant through the countryside, savour a home-cooked khantoke-style meal with a Thai family
Discover Cambodia (ATDC)
Ideal for the traveller who is short on time but wants to experience Cambodia's highlights, our CEOs will help you discover Phnom Penh's markets, shrines and temples—and the horrors of the Killing Fields. In Siem Reap, we'll devote plenty of time to the wonders of the Khmer Empire at Angkor Wat. Witness crumbling temples and monuments cloaked in vines as you explore this massive complex of ruins. From the glories of the ancient past to the upheavals of recent times, this week-long journey will introduce you to Cambodia's rich history.
Highlights: Shop in the bustling markets of Bangkok, wander through the temples of Angkor Wat, explore colonial Phnom Penh by cyclo.
Laos & Thailand on a Shoestring (AVRL)
Wander the tranquil monasteries of Luang Prabang and experience the French colonial influence while sipping coffee at a café. Take 12 days to uncover this laid-back corner of Southeast Asia. While you're free to choose your own adventure, your accommodation and transportation are included and our expert CEOs will help you make the most of your time. Take a slow boat down the Mekong or admire the limestone karsts surrounding Vang Vieng from your pushbike.
Highlights: Explore vibrant Hanoi, revel in the shadows of limestone karsts, discover the serenity of Luang Prabang, float on the mighty Mekong, experience the beauty of scenic northern Thailand, enjoy the bustle of Bangkok.
- Travel Style:
- Yolo
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
- Basic
- Physical Grading:
- 2
Cambodia Experience (AVCW)
Stand in awe of the architectural achievement of Angkor Wat and contemplate the horrors of the Killing Fields at Phnom Penh. This 9-day trip is ideal for the traveller who is short on time but wants to soak up the colours, culture and history of this incredible country. Its natural beauty coupled with tumultuous history make Cambodia a truly fascinating destination. With your accommodation, transportation and entrance to Angkor arranged by our CEOs, you can concentrate on making this the time of your life.
Highlights: Explore exciting and fast-paced Ho Chi Minh City, float through the Mekong Delta, discover the magnificence of Angkor Wat, savour an authentic Khmer meal in a local home
Northern Thailand Experience (ATNE)
Meet saffron-robed monks, visit hilltribe villages and delve into the different on an adventure that includes Thailand's wild northwest corner. You'll stretch your legs and your mind on a 3-day trek to hilltribe villages, each with their own language and religions. Whether you're walking the ancient streets of Ayutthaya or planning some shopping in Chiang Mai, our CEOs will help you discover places you wouldn't otherwise have known were there. And with plenty of free time to explore on your own, this trip will let you really absorb the spirit of this diverse country.
Highlights: Explore magnificent temples and palaces, trek through remote hilltribe villages and meet local people, ride an elephant, sleep on a floating rafthouse, learn about the somber history of Kanchanaburi and the infamous Burma Railway
Thailand Island Hopping (ATTW)
Relax under swaying palm trees then jump into crystal-clear waters—spend nine days island-hopping through the best of Southern Thailand's islands. The itinerary changes seasonally but you'll get a memorable experience no matter what time of year you visit. Snorkel the warm waters and meet the friendly locals while enjoying this tropical paradise. Get geared up for adventure or unwind on the islands' beaches—it's your choice.
Highlights: Explore picturesque islands, relax as you sail the waters of southern Thailand, snorkel amongst the colourful marine life, wander quiet beaches and enjoy the scenery
Highlights of Thailand (ATTC)
It's difficult to fit all the varied experiences of northern Thailand into just one week, but we found a way. Through a combination of flights, boats, overnight trains and the omnipresent tuk tuk, travellers need not sacrifice cultural activities and inspiring sites on this comfort-focused trip. Experience golden monasteries, cooking classes and thriving night markets as well as the sobering 'Death Railway', where legions of POWs met a cruel fate in World War II. Prepare to return home a different person.
Highlights: Step back into history at the 'Bridge on the River Kwai', impress your friends with your Thai cooking skills, receive a blessing from a monk at the temple of Doi Suthep, visit a local village for an authentic khantoke dinner, explore Ayutthaya's ancient ruins
Thailand and Laos Adventure (ATBH)
From the energy of Bangkok to the calm of Laos, this trip is a study in contrasts. Visit temples in Chiang Mai then spend the evening exploring the night market. Sail the Mekong into the heart and soul of Laos. An experienced CEO will make sure you get the most of your tour, but will leave plenty of time for you to do your own thing. We utilize many forms of transport—both public and private—to keep travel time short, maximizing time spent exploring the history and culture of this unforgettable region.
Highlights: Explore Bangkok's canals, discover Buddhist temples, float down the mighty Mekong, get wet in the spray of waterfalls
- Travel Style:
- Classic
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
- Standard
- Physical Grading:
- 2
Sailing Thailand - Phuket to Phuket (ATSA)
Go island hopping in Thailand and experience some of the best snorkelling and diving in the world. Enjoy a week aboard our sailing catamaran and discover what makes Thailand special. With an experienced captain navigating the southern islands, you'll drop anchor at highlights and secret spots perfect for a swim. Work up an appetite snorkelling, dine on Thai cuisine and sleep moored under the stars. This trip is perfect on its own or as an add-on with our other Thai adventures.
Highlights: Relax on beautiful beaches, sample delicious cuisine, sail aboard a G Adventures exclusive catamaran through beautiful Thai islands, swim in the calm waters of the Andaman Sea
- Travel Style:
- Marine
- Trip Type:
- Group Travel
- Service Level:
- Standard
- Physical Grading:
- 2
Bangkok to Singapore on a Shoestring (ATRM)
Bliss out on world-class beaches in exotic southern Thailand before cooling off in the Cameron Highlands of Malaysia. This 2-week tour will introduce you to three diverse nations—and three of the region's most vibrant cities. Sample street food or hit Bangkok's clubs with other travellers your own age—so you can be sure to get down with those that'll keep up. With your hotel and transport arranged by our CEOs, you can concentrate on choosing your own adventure: pack your trip with everything you want and nothing you don't.
Highlights: Explore the streets of bustling Bangkok, stop by Penang's Chinese shop houses, glimpse beautiful green vistas in the the Cameron Highlands, dive into multicultural Kuala Lumpur, visit three diverse countries in two weeks.
Thailand on a Shoestring (ATRT)
Perfect for those looking to experience northern Thailand's cultural treasures and the natural beauty of its southern islands. This 16-day trip will help you get off the beaten path with a trek to the region's hilltribes but remains flexible enough to suit all tastes. From the lush hills of the north, stitched through with the diverse colours of its hilltribes, to the soft sands of the south and the glorious chaos of Bangkok, Thailand will leave you captivated.
Highlights: Experience the bustling streets of Bangkok, explore colourful Chiang Mai, trek on foot and by elephant through the jungle, overnight in remote hilltribe villages, float down a river on a bamboo raft, enjoy the island beaches of Koh Samui and Koh Tao.
Ultimate Cambodian Adventure (ATUC)
No matter where you travel in Cambodia, the past is always present. History, both ancient and modern, is everywhere here; whether you're cycling in the shadows of the mighty Angkor Wat, wandering the streets of cosmopolitan Phnom Penh or exploring the Irrawaddy in search of river dolphins, you can't escape the pull of time that shaped—and continues to shape—this arresting land.
Highlights: Stroll through the streets of colonial Phnom Penh and Battambang, learn about recent history of Cambodia with a visit to Tuol Sleng, revel in the majesty of Angkor Wat, relax on golden beaches, experience a local village meal
Thailand Hike, Bike & Kayak (ATHB)
Perfect for those who believe the best way to appreciate paradise is to jump right into it, this adventure will have you hiking through forests and rice paddies, experiencing Thailand's intriguing combination of culture and the great outdoors. Kayak the turquoise waters of the Andaman and discover coral coves and white sand beaches. With the services of a CEO and your accommodation and transport taken care of, this trip offers great value as it introduces the main sights of Thailand, offering up plenty of flexibility so you can experience an adventure you'll never forget.
Highlights: Cycle through busy Bangkok, experience colourful Chiang Mai, trek into remote hilltribe villages, discover ancient Ayutthaya by bike, learn the sombre history of Kanchanaburi, kayak the Andaman Sea from Krabi
- Travel Style:
- Active
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
- Standard
- Physical Grading:
- 3
Trip | Length | Style | Service Level | Starting Price |
Northern Thailand Hilltribes Trek (ATHH) | 5 days | Classic | Standard |
Chiang Mai & the Golden Triangle (TATGTC) | 5 days | Comfort | Upgraded |
Northern Hilltribes & Villages (ATHV) | 8 days | Yolo | Basic |
Sailing Thailand - Koh Phi Phi to Phuket (ATSH) | 4 days | Marine | Standard |
Sailing Thailand - Phuket to Koh Phi Phi (ATSK) | 4 days | Marine | Standard |
Southern Thailand Sojourn (ATSS) | 9 days | Yolo | Basic |
Cambodia on a Shoestring (ATRC) | 10 days | Yolo | Basic |
Northern Thailand Discovery (ATBC) | 10 days | Classic | Standard |
Discover Cambodia (ATDC) | 7 days | Classic | Standard |
Laos & Thailand on a Shoestring (AVRL) | 12 days | Yolo | Basic |
Cambodia Experience (AVCW) | 9 days | Classic | Standard |
Northern Thailand Experience (ATNE) | 12 days | Classic | Standard |
Thailand Island Hopping (ATTW) | 9 days | Classic | Standard |
Highlights of Thailand (ATTC) | 8 days | Comfort | Upgraded |
Thailand and Laos Adventure (ATBH) | 14 days | Classic | Standard |
Sailing Thailand - Phuket to Phuket (ATSA) | 7 days | Marine | Standard |
Bangkok to Singapore on a Shoestring (ATRM) | 14 days | Yolo | Basic |
Thailand on a Shoestring (ATRT) | 16 days | Yolo | Basic |
Ultimate Cambodian Adventure (ATUC) | 14 days | Classic | Standard |
Thailand Hike, Bike & Kayak (ATHB) | 14 days | Active | Standard |


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Takeya Flash Chill Iced Tea Maker with Floating Infuser Set The Flash Chill Iced Tea Maker set by Takeya is designed to make delicious and fresh brewed iced tea in minutes. The set includes a 24 oz. Tea Maker and a 66 oz. Chilling Pitcher that are used in combination to make flash chilled iced tea. The flash chill method is quuick and simple:
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The IRE Resource Center is a major research library containing more than 23,250 investigative stories — both print and broadcast. Add to that more than 3,000 tipsheets from our national conferences on how to cover specific beats or do specific stories and you have a resource that no reporter or editor should be without. These stories and tipsheets are searchable online or by contacting the Resource Center directly (573-882-3364 or firstname.lastname@example.com) where a researcher can help you pinpoint what you need. Browse or search the tipsheet section of our library below. Logged-in members can view the tipsheets free online:
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Cracking Codes
Learn about datasets that can help localize health stories, including pharmaceutical company spending on doctors, nursing home violations and hospital quality, among others. We will dive into Medicare data and data that local and state reporters can use.
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Making Health Data Sexy
Learn about datasets that can help localize health stories, including pharmaceutical company spending on doctors, nursing home violations and hospital quality, among others. We will dive into Medicare data and data that local and state reporters can use.
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Newscamp: Data science for nerdy journalists
This edition of the "Journal of Statistical Software" looks at the elements that go into using datasets, including data cleaning and maniupulating adata.
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Taming monster datasets: The data specialist's perspective
Doig gives tips on how to get huge data sets onto your computer and what tools to use on them.
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New Frontiers in Computer-Assisted Reporting
Cohen's tipsheet is filled with links and explanations of tools that could be of help to computer-assisted reporting. Included are existing free tools that can be "hijacked" for reporting purposes; and projects to analyze audio, video, visual recording and handwriting.
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The Bailout - Tracking the Money
Donald and Dunbar give pointers on tracking the bailout money funds. Included are links to Web sites and datasets to help inform stories on the bailout. Links provided include information on: subprime lenders; bailout cash/TARP funds; banking data; and enforcement actions.
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Intranets that Work
The author discusses how to create an intranet that is a useful tool for CAR reporters. His tips include suggestions about what sort of software to use and what sort of data to make available on the intranet.
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Federal Databases
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Unsung Federal Databases
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MAYFIELD, Ky. - Laura Smith lights up when talking about the yearbook.
It's like flipping a switch when the Graves County High School senior describes serving as yearbook editor for three years.
"Yearbook is pretty much my life here at school," Smith said. "I spend almost all my time in the yearbook room."
It's a job she does well.
"She (Laura) is an excellent yearbook editor with outstanding leadership skills," said Kym Rickman, Graves County High School English teacher and head of the yearbook program. "I really enjoy working with her and I know we are creating a very special 25th anniversary yearbook together."
The best one to oversee a record of so many high school memories, an entire year reflected in one book, is someone involved in everything.
And Smith fits that bill from her time suckering tobacco to playing piano for her church to holding down a 4.0 grade-point average.
Smith, daughter of Jeff and Becky Smith, is the Murray State University Teen of the Week. Each Monday, the Sun features a different MSU Teen of the Week selected from nominees submitted by high school guidance counselors in western Kentucky and southern Illinois.
In May, a Teen of the Year will be chosen from the weekly winners, earning a $5,000 scholarship to Murray State.
Teen of the Week is part of the Sun's Newspaper in Education program.
Smith's record in the classroom helps her stand out. She attended the Governor's Scholars Program this summer in Louisville. Smith ranks fourth academically in a class of 320.
Scheduling an interview around advanced-placement calculus wasn't easy.
"Those types don't like to miss the AP classes," said Laura Marrs, Graves County High School counselor.
"Those types" are ones who haven't come close to a B grade in four years, Marrs said.
It's Smith's record within her community that makes her such an outstanding part of it.
She's rung bells for the Salvation Army for seven years. She plays piano for Bethany Baptist Church. She's also worked in tobacco at every stage on her family's farm, Smith's Farm.
"The hardest part is in the middle of the summer when we have to chop and oil and it's really hot outside," Smith said.
Smith hopes to apply that work ethic at Murray State University where she plans to study business.
That'll have to wait until the important stuff is done, however.
Until after one more yearbook.
"Giving them out to the students, that's always my favorite part," Smith said.
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For me, I keep a memo open in my pocket pc, called mind dump. I write all kinds of crazy ideas in there with the understanding they may never go anywhere. Then, when I'm sitting around with nothing much going on, I'll read back thru them and decide if I'm going to act on any of them in terms of starting a project or next action. Keeps all that stuff out of my head but not lost forever.
Mike - I like that idea, and might try it myself.
Do you clear the "mind dump" file out after you review it, or does it become a living, breathing document, almost like a personal journal devoted exlusively to "crazy ideas"?
Seems like stuff you write in there today might not mean anything to you when you review it tonight, but three weeks from now, "bing!"
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From: mark stopa Date: Wed, Dec 18, 2013 at 8:25 PM Subject: Dazed and Confused Breakfast To: scott pianowski
Week 15 left me dazed and confused. Three days later, I'm still trying to understand it all.
The top three seeds in the AFC all lost. Flynn - cut by the Raiders and Bills, then unemployed - led a 23-point comeback on the road against Romo in a must-win game for the Pack. Clemens beat Brees and the Vikes hung 48 on Philly; now Minnesota has more points on the season than the Saints. Calvin Johnson looked like Brandon Pettigrew. Several waiver-wire quarterbacks outscored Peyton Manning in fantasy.
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Andy Behrens at Roto Arcade22 hrs agoIf you're still reading fantasy content so late in the season, then you've obviously had a pretty good year — a profitable year, in fact.
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Shortly after the early games kick, we'll launch a special Sunday Scene live chat in the window below. Feel free to join the support group. Share your glory, your fears, your creeping sense of dread. We're here for you. The Week 16 game-watch is a Roto Arcade holiday tradition.
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• Adrian Peterson (foot) had a limited Friday practice and is listed as questionable, though he wants to give it a go at Cincinnati. If he's active (which he likely will be), I'm starting him anywhere I can.
• Maurice Jones-Drew (hamstring) did some work at Friday's practice after missing the two prior days. Context clues point to him not playing against Tennessee, but we won't know until Sunday. Jordan Todman is an interesting play if MJD is scratched. It's an early game, which we appreciate.
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Week 16 Over/Unders: Will St. Nick deliver points to good little fantasy girls, boys?
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Colin Kaepernick, widely perceived as a sure-fire QB1 preseason, has grossly underachieved this year, ranking outside the top-12 in per game average among QBs. In the final regular season game at the 'Stick, 279.5 combined yards against Atlanta.
Dalton – OVER. It's possible the 49ers win big and Kap still finishes under this number, but he's gotten 8.1 YPA with 28.5 rushing yards over his past four games. Michael Crabtree's return has been a big deal, and Atlanta has allowed a 103.4 QB Rating this season, which is the second highest in the NFL. I expect the Niners to pour it on during the team's final game at Candlestick.
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Week 16 Flames: What up, Cuz? 'Skins QB will take owners to Titletown
Brad Evans at Roto Arcade3 days agoEach week the Noise highlights 12-13 somewhat obscure, un-obvious names who he believes are destined to torch the competition. To qualify, each player must be started in fewer than 60 percent of Yahoo! leagues. Speaking as an accountability advocate, I will post results, whether genius or moronic, the following week using the scoring system shown here. If you're a member of TEAM HUEVOS, reveal your Week 15 Flames in the comments section below.
Mostly NBA Notes: Talking Kevin Love, Boogie Cousins and a look around the league
Dalton Del Don at Roto Arcade4 days agoAfter missing the first nine games last year with a broken hand, Kevin Love struggled when he returned, shooting just 35.2 percent from the field, including 21.7 percent from behind the arc. Despite averaging 18.3 ppg and 14.0 rpg (which would have easily led the league had he qualified), Love was just the 171st most valuable fantasy player on a per game basis. He only managed 18 games before re-fracturing his right hand, ending his season right after the new year. Fantasy owners (rightfully) were unconcerned with the lost season, as Love was drafted aggressively entering this year, often in the top-five, and he's rewarded those in a big way so far, as offseason surgery completely fixed the hand issue. Love leads the NBA with 22 double-doubles, and the big man has been especially impressive of late, averaging 27.8 ppg, 13.3 rpg and 3.7 3PT in December. He now has more 40-point games (five) than Kevin Garnett had during his entire tenure in Minnesota. Love also has seven games of 25 points and 15 rebounds this year. To put that into perspective, Dwight Howard has one such game. Love will never be a very good shot blocker, but it's hard to argue with someone leading the NBA in rebounds per game while also averaging 4.0 apg and a whopping 2.5 3PT who's center eligible. Love leads the league with 21.1 rebounding chances per game, but his contested rebound percentage (39.4) is higher than Howard (34.5), DeMarcus Cousins (33.3), Nikola Vucevic (32.4) and LaMarcus Aldridge (30.1). In other words, Love may be getting a high volume of opportunities on the glass, but he's as efficient or better than most of the league-leaders in the category - the true standouts here are Roy Hibbert (48.1), Anthony Davis (46.3) and Andre Drummond (45.6). It all counts the same in fantasy anyway, where Love is currently the No. 5 ranked player, and that's without considering position scarcity.
NFL Skinny: Week 16 Rankings Preview
Brandon Funston at Roto Arcade4 days agoThinking ahead is a necessity in fantasy football. By the conclusion of Monday night, owners need to immediately turn their thoughts to roster maintenance so as to account for the ever-changing NFL landscape. Injuries, depth chart fluctuations and upcoming matchups need to be mulled in an effort to determine which players should be added, dropped, benched and/or started in the week ahead. The Skinny will strive to paint an early picture of what you can expect in the coming week of NFL action. The player rankings below are subject to change based on news developments and my constant scrutiny as we move towards the kickoff of Week 16. But, at least, the Skinny represents a best-guess starting point for owners to consult as they begin their week of roster preparation.
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The purpose of the American Red Cross Lifeguarding Instructor Course is to train instructor candidates to teach: basic-level lifeguarding, waterfront lifeguarding, waterpark lifeguarding & shallow water attendant (all including first aid), lifeguard management, CPR/AED for the professional rescuer, administering emergency oxygen, bloodborne pathogens training: PDT, and basic water rescuer courses. Instructors will be prepared to use course and presentation materials, conduct training sessions and evaluate the progress of candidates in a professional-level course. For ages 17 & up.
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