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T in the Park 2007 - What T see this weekend
From its humble beginnings in 1994 T in the Park has grown unsurprisingly swiftly and has picked up the UK's 'Best Major Festival' award for the last two years. Then The Killers went and declared it their favourite festival which may be why they've been asked to be Saturday's headliner. This year, the event will celebrate a decade of festivals at its current location at Balado, near Kinross, by expanding to three days of music. But with Glastonbury back, will it be enough to secure the coveted award again?
Scotland's biggest festival constantly attracts the leading acts from around the globe with previous line-ups including Rage Against The Machine, Radiohead and, erm, Kylie Minogue. This year tickets sold out in a record 40 minutes as you lot jammed phone lines to see the likes of Arctic Monkeys, The Killers and Snow Patrol. With the masses once again pouring into Balado, T in the Park will become Scotland's 6th biggest city for one weekend.
The festival is fast becoming a serious competitor to the almighty Glastonbury and with the extension to three days they may now be able to put up a proper fight. It's not just more days on offer, there are loads more attractions to keep you occupied, in addition to the main stages. The Bacardi B-Bar looks to be one of the funkiest places to hang out on site, boasting an ever funky lineup of DJs, while the Duracell Powerhouse will keep the party rocking long into the night. Plus T has gone all Jamie Oliver and opened an area dedicated to healthy eating, but for those with a sweet tooth here are 20 treats you must get your teeth into this weekend…
Sierra Leone Refugee All Stars – Pet Sounds Arena - Saturday
The members of Sierra Leone Refugee All Stars all fled Freetown, Sierra Leone during the country's civil war. The Reggae and Afrobeat outfit met after a mass exodus of the country saw them forced to live in a Guinean Refugee Camp. They're set to bring the heartache of Bob Marley mixed with the gentle throbbings of Ladysmith Black Mambazo.
Dizzee Rascal – Slam Tent – Saturday
Dylan Mills aka Dizzee Rascal's first album put grime on the map with its esteemed critical claim, now the London rapper is back on top form with his third offering 'Maths + Englsih'. Dizzee helped Arctic Monkeys during their Glastonbury set, will the Sheffield lads repay the favour here? Probably not, but well worth watching anyway.
Kings Of Leon – Main Stage – Sunday
The bands third studio album, 'Because Of The Times', is arguably one of the best albums so far this year. It was followed by a sell-out UK tour and a string of festival dates around the world. Live the band are a institution with a back catalogue of indie thumpers – perfect for that Saturday hangover.
The Gossip – Radio 1/NME Stage – Saturday
For a while The Gossip were untouchable with Beth Ditto at number one in this year's NME Cool List. After breathtaking performances around the world including a 'stripped down' performance at SXSW, it all went a little quiet until a riotous Glastonbury set reminded us all why we must see The Gossip live.
The Cider Spiders – T Break Stage – Friday
Minx, the lead singer sounds like an apple cheeked version of Kings Of Leon singer, Caleb Followill but with a bouncy and infectious indie backing. It's not that we just love their name…
Mark Lanegan and the Soulsavers – Pet Sounds Arena – Sunday
Mark Lanegan's whisky soaked voice is similar to Tom Waits and with Soulsavers' earning Giles Peterson's approval the paring are set to impress. Lanegan's voice drenches over eight of the eleven tracks of the Soulsavers' album with a more gentle voice much removed from his Screaming Trees' days.
Malcolm Middleton – Pet Sounds Arena – Sunday
The Arab Strap multi-instrumentalist has years of experience and last year's cult folk single 'Beep Beep I Love You' received radio play and earned the Scot some solo bragging rights - a gentle start for a Sunday.
The Sunshine Underground – Futures Stage – Sunday
Quite what they're doing on the Futures Stage is a mystery but the Leeds quartet are very worthy of your attention. They were pioneers in the 'nu rave' scene when they released 'Put You In Your Place' two years ago and they hold more substance and better tunes then most of the 'nu rave' cavalry which exhaustingly gallops behind them.
Camera Obscura – King Tut's Tent – Saturday
Glaswegian six-piece are seasoned songwriters with an impeccable live delivery who were invited by John Peel to play at his 65th birthday party. 'Lloyd, I'm Ready To Be Heartbroken' was an underground hit last year with haunting organs and a deep message for those going through a break-up.
Cold War Kids – Pet Sounds Arena – Saturday
The Californian indie rock band are one of the better bands to emerge with the 'indie' tag in recent times. They've pushed aside the sellable and predictable three chord pop indie and replaced it with poignant lyrics and a mature sound that's lacking from some of the younger bands.
Kate Nash – Futures Stage – Sunday
The kooky Londoner sets a precedent for her contemporaries with her skilled musicianship and addictive but simple melodic pop songs. Her single 'Foundations' just reached number two in the UK charts, which shows the strength of her songs, but it's her onstage banter and live performance that will convert the so-called unconvertible. You have been warned.
Gogol Bordello – Radio 1/NME Stage – Saturday
The punk gypsies are back and sure to put on another live performance that belittles most of the bill. Their chaotic and seemingly shambolic stage show got the band the legion of fans they deserve, but couple it with 'Start Wearing Purple', their tavern anthem big enough to out-sing Oktoberfest, and ladies and gentleman you have a show!
Arctic Monkeys – Main Stage – Friday
T in the Park's first ever Friday headliners and an industry buzz word, but it is easy to see why. "Don't believe the hype," Turner had said on the band's first video, 'I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor' but it's hard not to. An army of fans will already be preparing to belt back the band's lyrics and with only three stages open on Friday few will avoid the Arctic avalanche. Get along and sing-a-long…
Jamie T – King Tut's Tent – Saturday
The outright star of the Thames Beat scene will outshine the weekend's copycats like Just Jack with witty lyrics, catchy melodies and big breakbeats. The youngster is likely to tackle each song faster than Lewis Hamilton but an exhausted audience leaving a Jamie T gig is always a rewarded one.
The Arcade Fire – Main Stage – Saturday
Their epic orchestral anthems embedded within a rock exterior make The Arcade Fire as intriguing as they are elegantly brilliant. A cacophony of instruments inter-sewn with wall of sound melodies and dressed up as the most Victorian of industrialists, Arcade Fire ride a platform nobody can come close to. Oh, and their live show is nothing short of sophisticated perfection.
Air Traffic – Futures Stage – Saturday
Air Traffic is clean indie pop which is as moreish as fizzy cola to a five year old. Plodding piano hooks hammering over a simple guitar work even allows most five year olds to sing-a-long. Keane for the kids but without the alcohol (obviously)!
Wu-Tang Clan – Slam Tent – Sunday
A bunch of bad boys who make Pete Doherty look like he's been stashing marmite, the Wu-Tang Clan roll into Balado to reignite your belief in hip hop. While Westwood will turn you off the genre, Wu-Tang Clan's 'Gravel Pit' will have you remembering why you loved it so much in the first place.
Lily Allen – Main Stage – Friday
This girl follows around the sun as if she's got it on a lead. So if it does decide to turn out bright, as it often does in Scotland, then skank on down to watch the Chav princess echo out her sun-kissed anthems to take your mind off the recent downpours.
James – Main Stage – Saturday
Naughty 90's band James have reformed so get ready to belt out 'Sit Down' and that cheeky 'Laid' number. But don't forget to look over your shoulder in case one of your parents catch you singing that risky, "She only comes when she's on top" line.
Anyone – Celidh Tent – Saturday or Sunday
As much as they love a battered Mars bar and a beer the Scots also love to dance. The traditional Celtic dances, mainly found at weddings, are ready for you to try all weekend. So what you waiting for? Grab your mate and jig along to the 'Gay Gordon'.
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Wish we could have gone to T in the park this year but our baby's due any day now. see ya'll next year..."capnmorgan"


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In Wiltshire, we offer various types of live-in care. Among the different types of care, we offer are Dementia Care and Post-Operative Care, where we can bring you home from the hospital and care for you until you are back on your feet. Respite Care allows the client's regular carer or family member to take a break – and many clients enjoy Companion Care when they just need some help with household tasks to enable them to get on with the things they enjoy. Our carers will cook and drive, do the shopping and help with personal care and care for your pets, among many other tasks which can be discussed when we visit you.
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Ground Cumin Health Benefits
Ground cumin, or Cuminum cyminum, is a spice native to regions of the Mediterranean and Asia. Now used worldwide, cumin adds distinctive savory flavor to soups, entrees and salads. Cumin contains a heart-healthy antioxidant called curcumin, along with other compounds that provide health benefits. Cumin may support heart health, reduce your risk for anemia and help fight infections.
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Each tablespoon of ground cumin contains only 10 milligrams of sodium, which is less than 1 percent of the recommended daily maximum sodium intake, according to the Department of Health and Human Services. Reducing the sodium in your diet can help prevent or lower high blood pressure. Low-sodium herbs and spices, such as ground cumin, add flavor to food so that you can use less salt and other high-sodium seasonings during cooking and at the table.
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Southern Asian and African cuisines traditionally use ground cumin. It is a common ingredient in curry, curry powder mixes and Indian spice mixes. Moroccan stews, tandoori chicken and Middle Eastern chickpea salads also contain cumin. Some European cheeses and many Latin American dishes, such as marinades for beef and dips, have cumin in them. Dried ground cumin seed is a staple food that is available at most grocery stores.


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You pay your bills on time, keep those credit cards in check and only apply for new credit when you really need it. There's every reason in the world you should have a stellar credit score. And yet … One of the reasons you hear "check your credit" so often is that there are ways things can simply go awry, even if you've got all your personal spending habits in line. Here are three ways you can have bad credit without even realizing it.
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text: Alexander Statement on the 7th Anniversary of the September 11th Attacks Posted on September 11, 2008 WASHINGTON U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) today released the following statement after attending the Congressional Remembrance Ceremony Honoring the Anniversary of September 11, 2001: "It's important to remember the tragic loss that thousands of families suffered and the changes we have gone through as a country since then," Alexander said. "September 11th changed the way we live our lives every day, whether it's going through airport security or reading about the Department of Homeland Security or being aware that there is a radical fringe group on the other side of the world that is determined to kill us. "September 11th was one of our worst days and our nation will never forget the nearly 3,000 Americans who died that day. Nor will we ever forget how America united as a country to respond to those brutal attacks, and how it brought out the best in us. We should build on the unity we found that day, passing on to our children and succeeding generations the values that make us all proud to call ourselves Americans."


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The Memorial Hospital has purchased the Moffat County Family Clinic, and agreed that owner Dr. Larry Kipe, will continue to work as a physician for the clinic moving forward. Hospital CEO Andy Daniels says the hospital board is pleased to welcome such a well respected member of the medical community to the hospital team, and they Continue reading
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TMH Looks To Save $100K Per Month
The Memorial Hospital at Craig could save around $100,000 a month if they are successful in refinancing a loan they have through the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development. TMH is currently working on a $37.6 million refinance loan with the United States Department of Agriculture. The effective interest rate on the Continue reading
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TMH Board To Discuss CEO Position Thursday
The Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees will discuss who they will hire for the hospital CEO position at their meeting Thursday night. Last Month, the board announced the Continue reading
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The Memorial Hospital Names CEO Finalists
The Memorial Hospital at Craig has announced that they have decided on two finalists for the Hospitals CEO position. Nathan Olsen, who is currently the President and CEO at St. Peters Hospital in Helena Montana, and Andrew Daniels the Vice President and COO of "Avita Health System" in Galion (GAL-ion) Ohio were chosen as finalists. Both Continue reading
Craig 18 Year Old Dies At Denver Hospital
18-year-old, Trystan Campbell, who was pulled unresponsive from the Yampa River South of Craig Friday afternoon, died Saturday from his injuries after being revived at The Memorial Hospital at Craig, then flown by flight-for-life to University Hospital in Denver. A "Go Fund Me'" account has been set up in his name to help his family with Continue reading
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Morning Crash Sends Two to Hospital
Two people were taken to The Memorial Hospital at Craig this morning, after their vehicle rolled down an embankment off of Highway 40. According to the Colorado State Patrol, the crash occurred a little after six this morning, about 3 miles west of Craig. The cause of the accident has yet to be determined, but the vehicle ended up on its top. Firefighters pulled the occupants out of the vehicle, and they were taken to The Memorial Hospital for precautionary purposes. Pictures courtesy of Doug Slaight. Click pictures to enlarge.
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One Hospitalized in Motorcycled Accident
Emergency crews responded to a motorcycle accident on Highway 13 south of Craig yesterday morning. The cause of the accident hasn't been made available yet, but there were no other vehicles involved in the crash. The rider was taken to The Memorial Hospital at Craig, but the extent of his injuries is unknown. The accident Continue reading
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National Night Out is August 4th
Moffat County emergency workers will celebrate National Night Out next week. National Night Out is a nationwide program that promotes community safety awareness, crime prevention techniques and law enforcement-community partnerships for a safer America. On August 4th Continue reading
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Craig Man Killed in Weekend Rollover Crash
A 24-year old Craig man was killed in a rollover crash on Moffat County Road 7 last night. According to the Colorado State Patrol, 24 year old Hunter Zellers was a passenger in a pick-up Continue reading
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Craig Chamber's B&B Roundtable is Next Week
The Craig Chamber will hold their Business and Breakfast Roundtable next week. Participants will discuss business issues, trends, challenges and successes. The event also gives business owners and managers a chance to network with other ventures. The roundtable is designed for Continue reading
Emergency Crews Respond to Fire, Accident in Craig
Emergency crews in Craig responded to a couple of incidents yesterday, including a fire at a local motel, and a car accident just east of town. The fire was reported early yesterday afternoon at the Super 8 Motel. A clothes Continue reading
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Craig Police Respond to Shooting Victim at Hospital
Craig Police officers responded to The Memorial Hospital Friday morning, after a woman walked into the facility with a gunshot wound she sustained the night before. Police say the woman was accidentally shot in the chest when she and her husband fought over a 22-caliber pistol, and it discharged. The woman decided she wasn't hurt Continue reading


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Top-Ranking Woman Reflects on Role in Jordan's Education Ministry
Editor's Note: Education Week Assistant Editor Mary Ann Zehr is on assignment in Jordan to report on the education system of this strategically located country in the Middle East. During her two-week visit, which began April 1, she will also be filing occasional reports for edweek.org.
I was delighted today (April 10) to interview Muna Mu'taman, one of the highest-ranking women in the Jordanian Ministry of Education. She's been in her post as the managing director for general education and student affairs for six months. She is the first woman ever to hold that prestigious job. Her responsibilities include early-childhood education and student counseling.
The story so far:
"Interpreter Is Valued Colleague on Reporter's Journey," April 14, 2005.
"In Jordan, Days Off Are Time for Religion, Relaxation," April 11, 2005.
"Friendly Jordanian Hotel Is Home Away From Home," April 7, 2005.
"School-Smoking Rules Get Hazy in Jordan," April 6, 2005.
"U.S. Education Reporter Visits Jordanian Schools," April 5, 2005.
Ms. Mu'taman has the same ranking as 16 other general directors in the ministry, three of whom, including herself, are women. One of them works in public affairs; the other is in charge of sports and activities for schools. The three posts above Ms. Mu'taman—two general secretaries and the minister of education—are held by men.
Minister of Education Khaled Toukan and the two general secretaries work in a section of the ministry with polished hardwood floors and handsome furniture. Ms. Mu'taman and others of her rank work in a section of the ministry with tile floors and modestly furnished offices. "Sixty-two percent of our teachers are female, but not the same representation of women is enrolled in the decisionmaking process," Ms. Mu'taman told me.
She noted that very few of the 35 people who supervise schooling for Jordan's governorates, which are like states, are women.
I asked Ms. Mu'taman if her male colleagues in the Education Ministry treat her well.
She laughed and said she gets along well with them. "I'm strong," she said, and added, "Leadership is winning the hearts and minds."
She and her male counterparts in the ministry joke about what influence she has on her government agency. For example, she's hung framed posters in the ministry's hallways spelling out its vision, approach, and core values. The goal, or approach, of working toward a "learner-centered educational system," as stated on one poster, is dear to her.
She told me that she tells the men, " 'Please, after I leave, don't take it off the wall.' "
They joke back that if and when she leaves the ministry, they'll hand her the posters to take with her.
Ms. Mu'taman also keeps up with how Jordanian girls are doing in school.
Girls, on average, score better than boys on Jordan's national 12th grade exam, she says. Jordanian girls also perform better than Jordanian boys on the Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study, or TIMSS. Ms. Mu'taman speculates that the results are because girls have fewer opportunities for extracurricular activities, such as spending time in Internet cafes, and are thus more motivated and have more time than boys to take advantage of their schooling.
It doesn't hurt, she adds, that most teachers are women and serve as role models for girls.
The only department in the ministry that is dominated by women is the division that oversees kindergartens, which also falls under Ms. Mu'taman's umbrella. Seven of the eight staff members in that division are women.
All of Jordan's kindergarten teachers are women.
In the same way that Ms. Mu'taman would like to see more women making decisions about education for the country, she'd like to see more men engaged in early-childhood education. "It's a gender issue," she said. "We need the male role model also in the kindergarten."
My interpreter was able to take a rest while I interviewed Ms. Mu'taman, who speaks fluent English. She has a master's degree in educational leadership and a Ph.D. in transformational leadership from the University of Jordan. She has also written about school policy for the journal Educational Leadership.
She served me mint tea and answered my questions candidly.
I wish her well.
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Hello Sweethearts is how I start all of my blog articles because it sounds so corny. I'm a woman who just escaped her teen years and is ready to start the journey to adulthood. I daily struggle with finding my way through this crazy world but I know that my blog is the one place I can call home.
My blog is called Julia's Fashion minute but it's more than just fashion. It's my outlet for everything, from my crazy shopping outburst to me loving a product to death.
Like I once said: "I see fashion as an important part of society that doesn't only moves and changes but also expresses the current whereabouts of the world. Fashion is a form of art with no boundaries even though most of it is done before but it can evolve into something else."
Some important woman once said: "If you don't succeed at once, apply more lipstick." And that's what I do every day.


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Also, a special congratulations to everybody else! I've found some awesome muses to follow from the Arpea Awards whom I've never found before!
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On October 7th 2019, in Brussels, the BroadWay Pre-Commercial Procurement project reached a decisive point with the signature of framework agreements with the lead tenderers of four successful consortia.
As crime and disasters are not limited to fixed geographical borders, there is a necessity for European first responders to be able to communicate, share and access information regardless of the country they intervene in. This is the challenge tackled by the BroadWay project, a team consisting of 11 procurers from 11 European countries, which came together in May 2018 to procure innovation activity to enable a pan-European broadband mobile system for Public Protection and Disaster Relief (PPDR).
The BroadWay Pre-Commercial Procurement Challenge is critical to enable true pan-European standards-based mission-critical broadband communications for and between PPDR organizations. Rohill, in the position of prime contractor, together with the experience, skills and commitment of our partner Strict and subcontractors Levi9, PrioCom, T-Mobile, Genaker, Druid and PentaTech, is convinced that we can plan and execute the project according the PCP Challenge.
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Stoke-on-Trent £1 houses: Hundreds express buying interest
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More than 600 people are interested in buying rundown homes in Stoke-on-Trent for £1 each, the city council has said.
Thirty-five derelict homes, mainly two-bedroom terraced properties, will initially be sold off in the Cobridge area, with a further 89 to follow.
Under the £3m project, the local authority is offering loans of up to £30,000 to help complete essential repairs on the houses.
Applications opened for potential buyers on Monday.
People have until 12 May to apply for one.
Stoke-on-Trent City Council said the initial 35 homes would be randomly allocated to the successful applicants.
The majority are two-bedroom, but there are also a few three-bedroom houses and possibly some flats.
Anyone applying must have lived in the city for the past three years.
Other criteria they must satisfy include:
- A joint income of £18,000 to £25,000 a year - £30,000 maximum if they have children
- Applicants must have been employed for the past two years
- They must not own another property
- They must have the right to live permanently in the UK
- The new house must be their main home for at least five years
'Community spirit'
Anyone taking out the £30,000 loan would have to pay it back within 10 years at an interest rate of 3% above the Bank of England base rate, which currently stands at 0.5%.
If the house is sold within 10 years, a proportion of any profit must be paid to the council on a sliding scale.
In return for buying the properties, people will be required to renovate them and bring them back into use.
Councillor Janine Bridges, responsible for housing, said the scheme would "see a rundown area of the city transformed".
She added: "The project will not only benefit the residents who are currently living next door to properties that have been vacant for some time, it will also give families moving into the homes the chance to take their first step on the property ladder."
The council said it hoped to "build a community spirit" in the area and create "thriving neighbourhoods".
However, Steph Dunn-Fox, from Stoke-on-Trent-based estate agents findahomeonline.co.uk, said Cobridge was presently an unattractive area for home buyers and was "full of empty homes".
She said: "I think it's a great idea in principle and they're probably thinking it'll appeal most to first-time buyers.
"It's the sort of area and offer that could appeal to property developers, but they're excluded from this.
"It's difficult - unless you're from the area, who wants to live on a rundown street, carry out a lot of work and know you have to stay there for at least five years?"
She said she could see a typical terrace house redeveloped in a good condition reaching a maximum of £55,000 to £60,000 on the market.
Last month, Liverpool City Council said more than 2,000 people had been in touch about buying 20 homes there during the week they were on offer for £1.


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Bandung Tour
Bandung Tour is a tour program that we make to make it easier for you to plan a vacation in Bandung, as for programs that we make from 1 day to 5 days of tour, such as Bandung Holiday Tours, Bandung Golf Tours, Bandung Combination Tours, Bandung Activities Tours, and Bandung Car Charter programs at quite affordable prices.
We know that planning a vacation is not easy, from choosing a place to stay, choosing a tourist attraction to be visited every day. Here we make it easier by making a program so you can choose according to the length of your vacation on Bandung.
The tour package that we made has gone through a survey process and based on objects and tours that are often chosen by tourists during a vacation on the West Java.
The price of each tour we offer is very affordable, you don't need to pay a lot of money for holidays, here the packages are very cheap.
In addition to tour packages, we also provide custom tour services, namely tour packages where tourism objects will be visited according to your wishes.
Please relax and enjoy going through all of the tours available through our web site. Javatriplus Tour is a Local Tour Operator Services in Bandung and Travel guide site which manage by original Sundanese people. The website has been designed with you in the mind. We do hope the information contained will help you to find your way around Bandung.
We can make suggestions of where it is best to stay, see, do and buy depending on your focus. We can also make recommendations based on fair comparisons depending on your needs and wants during your Bandung Tours. Above all, your safety is my primary concern…
Contact us via email if you want to do a custom tour, we will be happy to answer all your questions about these tour packages or custom tours
Many interesting places to visits to this city, depending on what you like.
an adventure and hike:
- an adventure in the Juanda Forest THR ( Taman Hutan Raya ) until the forest of Maribaya ( about 7 km ) through the forest
- Hike from Sunan Ibu until Rengganis Crater ( about 8 km ) through the jungle and tea plantation.
- Hike from Dago Punclut until Lembang ( about 6 km ) through the hills
- Hike and Climb to Gunung Hawu Hills ( about 5 km )
Heritage and Culture:
- Savoy Homann Hotel, the 1st, and older Hotel in Bandung
- Gedung Merdeka also called Asian African museum
- Villa Isola, used to be the place of the Dutch people live on the weekend to enjoy the view of Bandung
- Bosscha Observatory, the oldest modern observatory in Indonesia, and one of the oldest in Asia.
- Gedung Sate, The building that was built in 1920 is still standing firm and functioning as the center of Bandung city government.
- Sri Baduga Culture Museum, one of the historical museums in the city of Bandung is full of various collections of inestimable.
- Tea Factory, One place that can increase your knowledge of Bandung tea.
- Saung Angklung Udjo is a one-stop cultural workshop, consists of the performance venue, a bamboo handicraft center, and a bamboo instrument workshop.
- Kampung Wayang, One place that can increase your knowledge about making the process of Wayang Golek.
Natural Sightseeing
- Volcano Tangkuban Parahu
- Domas Crater
- Ciater Tea Plantation
- Curug Sadim
- Curug Cibareudeuy
- Lembah Dewata
- Maribaya
- Pelangi Waterfall
South Bandung
- White Crater
- Rengganis Crater
- Situ Patenggang
- Walini Tea Plantation
- Strawberry Farm
- Stone Garden
- Pawon Cave
- Curug Malela ( Waterfall )
- Sendang Kahuripan
- Sanghyang Tikoro
- Sanghyang Heleut
- Bukit Moko
- Teletubbies Hill
- Curug Cinulang ( Waterfall )
- Curug Batu Templek ( Waterfall )
- Mount Oray Tapa
Planning your trip in Bandung with us, our Packages starting from a day to several days in Bandung that could be customized easily.
If you confuse what's to do in Bandung you could use our Bandung trip itinerary as your reference to do in Bandung Indonesia.
Bandung Tour Packages
1 Day Bandung Tour Package
This program designed for you that doesn't have much time in Bandung. In this package, there is some option destination as your choice.
Option 1# a day Bandung volcano tour to visit North Bandung with the main destinations Tangkuban Perahu volcano and nearby while option 2# a day Bandung volcano tour to visit South Bandung with the main destination Kawah Putih Learn More.
2D1N Bandung Tour Package
With this program, you could visit the best destinations trip a both North & South Bandung volcano. Get more information.
3D2N Bandung Tour Package
Bandung as one of the best places to shopping and culinary. In this program, you not only get a complete Bandung volcano tour but also getting Bandung city tour furthermore don't hesitate to contact us to get a quotation This package.
4D3N Bandung Tour Package
What's to do in Bandung for 4 days and 3 nights in Bandung? This program suitable for you that want to visit many places of interest in Bandung, for example, visiting the best traditional live music performance, Bandung artworks, Bandung indoor theme park, etc. See for the sample itinerary This package
5D4N Bandung Tour Package
5 Days 4 Nights package is a complete tour in Bandung Indonesia. In this trip, you will get nature, heritage, Bandung city tour and learn more Package
The program Bandung itinerary above could be customized easily for example if you want to more nature less shopping and for more information, our package doesn't hesitate to contact us.
Bandung Golf Package
For those of you who spend the night in Bandung, we provide Bandung Golf Packages on the best course in Bandung. Stay at one of the selected hotels. On the sidelines of the round, find the best of Bandung in the day and night.
The best Bandung tour package is Bandung golf packages, wherein this tour you could playing golf in the best Bandung golf Tour course after playing golf you could go shopping in the city or enjoying Bandung nightlife.
- Mountain View
- Giri Gahana Golf
- Dago Golf
- Parahyangan Golf
Bandung is a perfect hideaway for playing golf, its cool temperatures are perfect for golfers to find their best game in the natural Weather.
We provide Bandung golf packages from 1 day to 5 days 4 nights in Bandung according to your request.
Bandung Car Charter
Bandung Car Charter is a Tour experience to see Bandung City with your own itinerary during your holiday by choosing your own tourist destination to visit. Available Bandung Car Charter Services in our Tour company is Bandung Private Car Charter, Hire Bandung Transport, Bandung Group Tours, Bandung Car Rental, Bandung Bus Charter and Bandung Private Tours Driver.
All the tour is using comfortable, clean and good air conditioning Private Car, Minibus and Bus. The Car Charter will assist by our Best Bandung Driver Services with excellent English Speaking to make you more convenient in the car during the journey.
Our professional Sundanese Tours driver will guide you to visit the beautiful panorama of the tourist destination site by performing excellent services for your convenience and satisfaction during the trip.
Bandung Car Charter also provided Airport pick up, Airport Transfer And organize for Company Group Trip with clean and good air conditioning car.
Our friendly Bandung Tours Driver team always ensure your safety and satisfaction first while on the trip and always make this holiday will be a memorable one for you. We also can organize for a company outing or group outing for your holiday in Bandung City at a reasonable price.
Below are some of the vehicles that we rent for you:
- Toyota Avanza
- Toyota Innova
- Reborn Innova
- Toyota Hiace Commuter
- Toyota Hiace Premio
- Isuzu NLR55 Long
- Mikro Premium Bus
Bandung Car Charter Price
Toyota Avanza
Toyota Innova
Toyota Innova re-born
Hyundai H1 or Starex
Toyota Hiace Commuter
Toyota Hiace Premio
Isuzu NLR 55 Long
Micro Bus Premium
5 seater
5 seater
5 seater
8 seater
14 seater
12 seater
19 seater
32 seater
per day tour in Bandung
Rp. 550.000
Rp. 900.000
Rp. 850.000
Rp. 1.200.000
Rp. 1.300.000
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Don't hesitate to contact us if need help to get suitable Tour Bandung Packages for you. We could arrange a special itinerary for you if the tour packages that you desired not available in our Bandung tour package. As we said above, we try to satisfy all your wishes for a vacation in Bandung.
- Fill The Booking Form provides and make sure you put a valid email address, so we can reply after received your Tour or Activity booking request.
- After we received your Tour or Activity booking request we will reconfirm again your booking request, to make sure all request is correct.
- Fill with hotel name if you already have a place to stay, so we will not miss the pick-up if not just leave it blank
- Payment is Cash Payment
- Payment is on the day itself with our driver
- Payment with other currency will convert based on the daily exchange rate
- Cancellation fee to 50% of the TOTAL payment will be charged if a confirmed booking is canceled within one day prior to clients pick up
- No-Show will be a charge of 100% of the TOTAL payment
Your reservation is absolutely secure. All personal data is encrypted and will be processed in a secure way. Javatriplus Tour takes the privacy of your personal data very seriously. Your personal information will only be used to process your booking.


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Bojca talking with us about how she started in permaculture,
what inspires her and what she's been up to
Permaculture garden and biochar
Zaplana, Slovenia
Hi, my name is Bojca Janus and I am from Slovenia, a very beautiful country in Europe, placed between Italy, Austria, Hungary and Croatia, at the top of Adriatic sea and on the sunny side of the Alps.
There are only 2 mio Slovenian people, but 75 % of them are gardeners and 68 % of Slovenia is covered with forests. We also have very much water, so being self sufficient is not just a dream. Unfortunately we`ve made some bad decisions and the percentage of foods, that we grow and eat locally, has decreased in the last ten years. Still, it is never too late.
I`ve started learning about permaculture a few years ago because I wanted to have an organical garden, but being a working mom I never had enough time for it - especially not for a conventional garden, which requires lots of work, because it is not a self sustainable system. So permaculture was a solution I embraced, also because it requires lots of creativity (I like to play :) and forbids hard work with no logic.
I`ve been sharing my permaculture gardening adventures for the last three years through my blog Permakultura za telebane (Permaculture for dummies). People liked my blog, so I started to lead work shops and presentations. I have been writing articles for magazines, I have been interviewed for different magazines and I also wrote a book Permakulturni vrt (Permaculture garden), which has just been published and is the first book written in Slovene about permaculture.
My goal is to share what I`ve learned about growing one`s own food in a permaculture way with others. The first thing I like to teach people is that we need to preserve our soil, to preserve the life that`s in it. Life cannot be born in dead environment (and soil, molested with chemicals and turned over sooner or later dies). If we understand that nature is alive, that everything around us is alive, as well as soil, our attitude changes.
Some two years ago I`ve first heard about biochar as a soil improver and preserver of soil`s life and have been talking and writing about it ever since. I think it is an idea that can be well used in permaculture. I`ve found the producer of TLUD stoves (with which one can make his own biochar and cook on it at the same time, while using any dry biomass residues) in India and brought them to Slovenia and connected with Craig Sams and his company Carbon Gold in UK and brought their certificated composts and biochar to Slovenia.
Now I think more and more Slovenes are becoming quite well educated on that matter, but there is still very much to be done. Things are changing – people are more aware of the fact, that if we destroy the environment, we will destroy ourselves.
People like the idea I am trying to spread, that garden is a place of joy, creative solutions, as well as a source of healthy food; they like the logical and innovative solutions that permaculture offers. People like to use their brain – I often say, that brain is the most important tool in permaculture. And people like to play, no matter how old they are."
Here is a video about a permaculture workshop
that was led by Jožica Fabjan, a Slovene permaculture teacher
From Slovenia with Love
With a population of just 2 million it is one of Europe's smallest nations covering an area of less than 21,000 square km's. Slovenia lies at the heart of Europe, with Alps on her north border and the Adriatic sea on her south-west.
Her neighbors are Italy, Austria, Hungary and Croatia. Slovenia is stunningly beautiful - it is amazing how many different landscapes are squeezed in such a small place.
More than one half of Slovenia is covered with forest, eve some of the eldest forests in Europe. Slovenes love living in nature and 75 % percent of them have their own gardens.
With so much beauty, Slovenia enrolled for Unesco site with one of the most important cave complexes in the world, the Skocjan Caves, which represent the most significant underground phenomena in the Karst region
This last one is accompanied by a song sang by Aleksander Mežek,
a Slovenian singer who lives and works in London


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Pizzelle 101
You'll see mass-produced pizzelles in stores, but they are not pizzelles. Large presses at high volumes just don't produce this traditional cookie in its original form. And at mass efficiencies, those pizzelles are loaded with additives and preservatives that our grandpeople did not imagine, nor would feed to their families. And the end result of mass production is a less-than-stellar cookie that is not authentic but made fast so that the big manufacturer can make the big bucks.
Sadly, many people don't know the difference. But we do. And so do our customers.
Sometimes pizzelles break. If more than three break in the package, we can assume the shipping carrier has played football with our boxes.
Do keep your pizzelles wrapped air-tight at all times.
Try pizzelles as sandwiches with gelato in the middle.
Pizzelles are great to dip into cannoli mix for a great (fast) dessert.
Break a pizzelle and stick into a scoop of icecream and top with whipped cream and fresh strawberries.
Pizzelles are delicious with a Nutella spread.
Pizzelles are great for breakfast with espresso, cappuccino, or coffee.
Customers tell us they eat pizzelles with wine or champagne.
Get fancy and dip your pizzelles in melted white or milk chocolate and crushed nuts (if you're not allergic).
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We've often told customers (and anyone else who would listen) that our projects tend to cost less, finish faster, and stall less often than the projects with other vendors.? And they go to production more often than the other vendors too - it isn't a success in our book unless it does go to production. We've often told software vendors like IBM that our projects also reduce strain on their support and product teams because we know the product and avoid steering projects into defects and potholes.??
In short, we submit dramatically fewer PMRs than other vendors:10x to 100x fewer PMRs per deployment.? Most of our deployments have zero or 1 PMR submitted during the deployment.?
As a result, BP3 projects don't get stuck waiting on product fixes or responses from scarce product support and product engineering resources. Our own team is experienced at *not* blaming the vendor, and we have our own internal support team in BP Labs to support our customers and projects teams out in the field, speeding up response times and leveraging the collected wisdom of all of our implementation efforts.
While we're on the subject of IBM and PMRs... I just saw this article on IBM's switch to Macs.? The headline says it all: "Only 5% of Mac users at IBM need help desk support, compared to 40% of PC users". Basically, IBM is dealing with 8x the number of per capita support issues for their Windows users vs. their Mac users. In effect, BP3 is like the "Mac" in the BPM ecosystem.
Of course, this is hardly surprising to any businesses who use Macs.? We've been telling Windows fans for years about this incredible IT cost advantage - not to mention the productivity advantage.? But now we have IBM actually releasing the data, and it is staggeringly in favor of Apple's Macs.? IBM's Previn:
"Every Mac that we buy is making and saving IBM money"
This is completely in line with our own experience at BP3.? I've never had to help someone install printer drivers on a Mac, but on most of our PC's, every time someone needed to print there were problems.? There are a few die-hard Windows users, and hard-core Linux users, and they're fine with the expectation that they're going to have to be power users to make it work here.?
The article made me think about the impact BP3 has on a customer's experience with BPM.? It isn't that we're perfect, but we do the best job of navigating all the barriers to success.? We're seeing data that indicates that other vendors submit 10x the number of PMRs (support requests) to IBM that BP3 does on parallel project efforts. Sometimes quite a bit more than 10x.? The BP3 experience means a smoother project delivery, fewer delays waiting on product fixes, and an organization set up to help customers succeed.
At BP3, one thing we take pride in is being a great partner to our customer as well as software vendors we work with.? We are often implementing projects in parallel with other BPM services firms, including software vendors, big IT shops, staffing firms, and other boutique firms.? As a result, we have pretty good visibility into how we perform compared to these other firms.?
It is likely that IBM doesn't even know that we're saving them money every time we run the implementation project or start working with a new BP Labs customer.? But the word is getting out, via our customers, and word of mouth - and now on this blog post.? Makes me proud of what we're doing for our customers, and for the ecosystem.


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Jillian Denning: By the Book
21 Aug
Based on the recent interview with Amy Schumer
What books are currently on your nightstand?
According to the LA County Library app I currently have 21 books out of the library with 6 on hold. Of those, I'm curious about the poetry and essays of So Sad Today, by the Twitter vixen Melissa Broder. My friend who never gets it wrong recommended Truth and Beauty and Girl Meets God. And then there's Valley of the Dolls. I have a feeling now is the right time for me and Valley of the Dolls since it seems like the type of book I would have read and fell into a melancholia/feminist rage at just years ago and can now approach as a rational human being.
I expect to pull myself out of the melancholia/feminist rage in three months minimum.
Which writers—novelists, playwrights, critics, journalists, poets—working today do you admire most?
Nick Hornby, obviously. Warsan Shire. (When Lemonade came out and suddenly everyone was about Warsan I was childishly like BUT ME FIRST, PLEASE PROVE YOUR CREDENTIALS I HAVE SEVERAL.) Elena Ferrante is also on there, mainly due to the mystique and I really need someone to talk to about her hello is it you.
What genres do you especially enjoy reading? And which do you avoid?
In the last two years I've become a way bigger nonfiction/memoir person. I credit Anne Lamott with that, but in general I'm a fiction girl, usually adult, sometimes young adult. I avoid: dystopian YA with the same female lead I've read 40 billion times who has exactly one personality trait, anything that begins with a sentence like "Elascador bowed before his king, the sword of Roandresibe by his side" and 50 Shades of Grey.
What's your favorite self-help book?
The Life-changing Magic of Tidying Up hello it's me.
I was wondering if after all these years you'd like to meet.
How and when do you read/ electronic or paper/ bath or bed?
For a brief period in London I used a Kindle as it was easier than carrying a book with me everywhere, but I really hated it. I read All the Light We Cannot See on a Kindle and I think it ruined the experience for me because I just didn't love it as much as everyone else and there was a weird page turning/date thing.
I do not have a bathtub but I fancy myself a bath reader.
Truly I just read in bed like I do everything in my life.
It's a comfortable bed, though.
How do you organize your books?
I used to organize them using the "shove in communal bookshelves wherever they fit" method but now that I have my own place I'm thinking about this seriously. Color is trendy, pretty and impractical–many things I enjoy.
Maybe I'll figure out the Dewey Decimal system for fun on a long Wednesday evening and then explain it to you all in depth.
Most likely I'll do author all boring like.
What do you like to read on the plane?
I just bring whatever book I'm reading at the moment. I want to be into magazines, but I truly only buy them if Stevie Nicks is on the cover.
I will Google articles if Bachelor stars are involved.
Would you like to hear more about my article reading habits yes or no?
What book might people be surprised to find on your shelves?
Three copies of The Corrections by Jonathon Franzen. One because I've never read it and two because Franzen is the ultimate douche writer whom my entire Twitter feed hates, though is apparently great?
What's your favorite book by a comedian?
It's got to be a Nora. Maybe I Feel Bad about My Neck?
What's the last book that made you laugh out loud?
I just read Diary of a Wimpy Kid for the first time and there were lots of laughs there and not just because Rob looks a bit like the lead on the cover. Oh! And The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-time Indian! Read it now!! If I only do one thing for your life!
What's the best book you've ever received as a gift?
A blog reader turned friend Bailey told me to read Traveling Mercies by Anne Lamott and that really kickstarted a huge era of my life that now leads to me liking and sharing each individual Instagram post Anne deigns to give us unworthy mortals.
Tell us your favorite TV, film, or theater adaptation of a book.
Bridget Jones was a wonderful film and I think that book is truly perfect do not change a word perfect so this is a big statement.
Lord of the Rings surely surpassed the books as I've never finished them.
What kind of reader were you as a child? Which childhood books and authors stick with you most?
I was a voracious reader. I would max out my library card and sit with a stack of books next to me on a Sunday afternoon. I played librarian. I was grounded from books at several points.
Once, in a fit of mania, I printed off a divorce decree and used a quill pen to fill it out for Alana of Trebond after she chose the wrong man in the Lioness Quartet. "I married the wrong man, I was always in love with someone else," I wrote, in my earnest handwriting.
Narnia, Harry Potter, Anne of Green Gables, Little Women and Ender's Game were all wildly influential to my childhood and my current self.
Scarlett O'Hara made me the selfish, determined drama queen I am today.
I lived for Sweet Valley.
If you could be friends with any author, dead or alive, who would it be?
Nora Ephron. I want her dinner parties and her wisdom and her food and her dinner parties and her wisdom and her food and wait what.
Disappointed, overrated, just not good: what book did you feel you were supposed to like and didn't? Do you remember the last book you put down without finishing?
I finally read Ballet Shoes, of You've Got Mail fame and it was only OK for me.
I was devastated by this. I mean, clearly it meant something to Nora. Clearly I should have named my future daughter Posy.
I wonder if this is an age thing, like those people who go to Disneyland for the first time as adults and then find it only OK?
I started a book about Rosaline following Romeo and Juliet, recommended by a Twitter librarian I'm all about and had to return it to the library before I finished. It was a bit of a relief.
Whom would you want to write your life story?
Myself obviously. If that were impossible, I would like Hilary and Rob to collaborate with notes from the following:
Mariah Carey lyrics
My wannabe Sylvia Plath poetry


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Dear all, Today (April 23) is Sant Jordi (Saint George, the one who killed the dragon...) here in Catalonia, and the tradition requires the offering of books and roses to the loving ones. So, to keep the tradition, Im sending you the links to the pdfs of two papers that apparently are still not available at the Biodiversity Heritage Library (yet!), or at least I wasnt able to find them (maybe they are available elsewhere...). I hope the pdfs can be useful, in the meantime. I referred myself to the first one some days ago. It is normally cited as Levinsen (1887) but according to the reprint I have, which apparently belonged to Félix Mesnil, the publication date should be 1886 (hmmm, no, I really do not wish to start a discussion about this...). It includes the description of Oligolepis violacea n.g., n. sp., nowadays Macellicephala violacea. The second one is a paper by Pixell (1913), on the Sabellidae and Serpulidae collected during the Scottish National Antarctic Expedition, and also includes some new species. The plates are scanned both in black and white and in color, just in case. The first page of Levinsens paper is also doubled, both in black and white and in color. Im sorry for any inconvenience: Levinsen, G.M.R. 1886. Kara-Havets Ledorme (Annulata). In: Lütken, C.F. Dijmphna-Togtets zoologisk-botaniske Udbytte, Bianco Luno, København, pp. 1-17, plate 25. [reprint available in 1886, while the book where the paper was included and which is normally cited as the publication date was available in 1887: Levinsen, G.M.R. 1887. Kara-Havets Ledorme (Annulata). In: Lütken, C.F. Dijmphna-Togtets zoologisk-botaniske Udbytte, J. Hagerup, København, pp. 288-303, plate 25]. http://www.mediafire.com/file/hx21monazoy/Levinsen1886.pdf Pixell, H.L.M. 1913. Polychaeta of the families Serpulidae and Sabellidae, collected by the Scottish National Antarctic Expedition. Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, 49 (2): 347-358, 1plate. http://www.mediafire.com/file/tjmyzjtiuot/Pixell1913.pdf Feliç Sant Jordi 2010! Happy Saint George 2010! João João Gil CEAB-CSIC Carrer d'accés a la Cala Sant Francesc, 14 E-17300 BLANES (GIRONA) SPAIN Email: gil from ceab.csic.es Telef. (34) 972.33.61.01 Fax: (34) 972.33.78.06 -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.bio.net/bionet/mm/annelida/attachments/20100423/10aded81/attachment.html


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A graphic essay from the Fall 2016 issue.
When European settlers bought Kentucky County, before Kentucky and Virginia split along the Appalachian mountain range, a Cherokee chief warned they were purchasing dark and bloody ground.
The recurring dreams, her real-life husband reasons, are nothing to be concerned about. It's not as if she's having an affair, he thinks. Slowly though, his nights become excruciating as he watches her fall asleep.
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M&M Timberjacks beat Sheboygan 27 - 14 in WSFL action
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SHEBOYGAN - Thanks to a 400 yard offensive performance, the M&M Timberjacks improved to 3-0 in the North Division of the WSFL with a 27-14 showdown win over host Sheboygan Saturday. Both teams came into the clash with unbeaten league marks, but when the final gun sounded the Timberjacks took over the top spot.
Now 5-1 overall and 3-0 in the division, the Timberjacks relied on a five-headed rushing attack that produced 358 yards on 56 carries.
Mike Hansen got the ball 18 times for 111 yards and a touchdown, Zak Shutte added 13 rushes for 103, Jerid Staidl 5-50, Randy Hoheneder 9-50 and quarterback Dennis Harris scampered 44 yards on 11 carries. Harris added 3 of 9 passes for 42 yards, a teedee and an interception.
After a scoreless first quarter, the Timberjacks made their way to the end zone twice over the next 15 minutes. Harris and Hansen hooked up on a 23 yard scoring toss with Hoheneder booting the extra point. Hansen was back in the end zone just before the half on a one yard blast. Cory Bougie tacked on the kick for a 14-0 bulge.
A fumble recovery by Anthony Sims set up a 4 yard scoring scamper by Shutte in the third frame as the T-jacks upped the lead to 21-zip.
Sheboygan quarterback Eric Storvic got his mates within 21-7 scoring on a 3 yard bootleg run to cap a long drive.
The Timberjacks answered on their next possession as Staidl bolted 40 yards to paydirt for a 27-7 edge.
Sheboygan return man Courtney Gatlin kept things interesting with a 90 yard kickoff return for a 27-14 score.
The ensuing onside kick went out of bounds allowing the T-jacks to run out the clock and end the game.
Hansen and Joe Klitzke picked off passes while Brian Oudenhoven added a sack.
The T-jacks will travel to Hartford on Saturday, August 28 for a 3:15 clash against the Kettle Moraine Titans.
After the road outing, the T-jacks are slated for three straight home outings...River City Rattlers on Sept. 11 and Kettle Moraine Sept. 18, both at Spies, before playing in Peshtigo Sept. 25 at 6pm against the Sheboygan County Rebels.


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The Clackamas County Sheriff shot and killed a pit bull that attacked and severely injured a 7-year-old girl, Jayda Kempas in Happy Valley, Oregon. Kempas was to undergo surgery for her dog bites reports KOMOTV.COM in Seattle.
In a horrific attack, the pit bull attacked the little girl and bit her severely on the leg in several places. Kempas' father, National Guard Staff Sgt. Steven Hehr, wrestled the dog and pulled it off only to be bitten himself. He also suffered a dislocated shoulder while wrestling the dog.
While Hehr held the dog, a bystander repeatedly clubbed the dog with an aluminum baseball bat. When the bystander became too exhausted and the dog was still vicious, the dog's owner took the bat and started beating the dog but it could not be subdued.
Deputy Greg Martin arrived to the scene of the struggle and shot the dog dead. He was quoted as saying that the little girl would have died had her father not intervened.
Dog bite injuries can be very serious, even fatal. Nearly 2% of the U.S. population suffers a dog bite injury every year. In 2006, there were 26 dog bite fatalities. Injuries can leave a victim with serious and often permanent injuries including nerve damage and scarring.
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It has been a year since Edward Snowden blew the whistle on the NSA.
I appreciate what Snowden did. His decision to leak the stolen documents has done the conservative movement an enormous favor. It has blown to smithereens the greatest single myth of conservatism: "If the American people knew about this, there would be an uprising." No, there wouldn't.
Here is a variation: "If the voters knew what is being done to them by the Conspiracy, they would throw out the conspirators at the next election." No, they wouldn't.
I have heard variants of these arguments for 50 years. Conservatives don't learn. They think that by exposing the Bad Guys, they will defeat the Bad Guys. They're wrong.
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Snowden has proven, as no one in my era has better proved, that exposure of the Bad Guys in government has no negative effect on them.
If exposure does come, and the public does nothing to thwart the hidden Bad Guys, then the Bad Guys no longer have to worry about further exposure. It will be old news. At this point, they can do even more to secure their position of power. The pressure blows over. There may be a time of bad publicity, but this does not change anything fundamental.
Before Snowden, the best examples were the big bankers, who were bailed out a taxpayers' expense in 2009. They got richer. The public knows. The public groused a little. Did this hurt the bankers? No. They got bonuses for their failures. Congress bailed out the big banks, and there were no negative public sanctions on either Congress or the big banks. It's business as usual.
The voters know. The voters have done nothing. It's old news.
But Snowden's revelations have gone far beyond the big bank bailouts of 2009. They have thrown light on a power grab by the government that is perpetual. It was generally hidden. James Bamford's book, The Puzzle Palace (1983), did good work. It had no negative effect on the NSA. But he did not have incontrovertible evidence. Snowden did, and he released it. He got worldwide publicity.
The NSA is more powerful than ever. From now on, any further exposure is old news. No harm, no foul.
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