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Jaguars continue to stick together even with 13th straight loss
The Jaguars have had plenty of reason to break apart, cause distractions, but they've stuck together.
By Demetrius Harvey@Demetrius82 Dec 23, 2020, 9:00am EST
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Perhaps one of the lost story lines of the season thus far for the Jaguars (1-13), who are coming off the heels of a 13th-straight loss, is how close the team continues to appear to be. No matter what, they have fought for the right to play in the game next to one another, not pointing fingers even when many would not fault them otherwise.
Jaguars head coach Doug Marrone says that while the team is obviously frustrated, and perhaps embarrassed by all the losing, they've nevertheless stuck together. The players on the team want to continue getting better, working towards the common goal of winning.
"Like I said before, this team is pulling for each other," Marrone said on Monday. "I think they respect one another. I think that they communicate well with each other.
"Like I said before, there's no finger pointing, there's no issues, nothing going on on the practice field, no jabbing back and forth, no holding their heads down low. They're fighting their ass off, along with the coaches and that's something that is a credit to them."
While there has been plenty of speculation recently regarding what the Jaguars will do with the No. 1-overall selection in the 2021 NFL Draft, the players and coaches do not think in those terms. While fans may want the team to lose, with, in their minds, good reason, the players and coaches want to do one thing and one thing alone: win.
Asked about balancing the final two games with the idea that winning either one could hurt the team in the long run, Marrone didn't skip a beat and gave a pointed, and understandable reply.
"I understand I guess from a standpoint of I was young growing up and had a favorite team and was excited to see where they were going to pick," he said. "So, it's not something that I don't look back and I understand, but Jesus, we're trying to win."
Ultimately, that is what any respectable coach would say in these situations, they know nothing other than trying to win, to compete at the highest level, that's what they're paid for. When asked whether or not he has seen a coach asked by an owner or upper management to lose games, Marrone was much shorter with his response.
"I wouldn't be able to do that. I couldn't do it. I just wouldn't. I've never done that with anything in my life. I had trouble letting my kids win when they were little. And I've never heard of it, no."
No, they wouldn't be able to do it, and with this year's team, the lack of locker room distractions and finger pointing and overall dysfunction has been refreshing, even while they've encountered such a losing streak.
Last week, Jaguars linebacker Myles Jack opined on the year, and how desperately he, and the rest of his teammates, want a win.
"At the end of the day, the NFL doesn't pay losers, they pay winners," Jack said frankly.
"You win, you get rewarded. You lose, it gets kind of ugly. So, from our perspective, we're like, 'No, we're not going out there tanking.' If anybody's thinking that, we're not doing that. I promise you. If it was up to me, we'd be 16-0 right now, but that's just how it goes. We're not trying to tank, so [I'll] throw that out there."
The Jaguars will have an opportunity to get 1-2 more wins over the last two weeks of the season against the Chicago Bears at home and away, against the Indianapolis Colts in Week 17. Regardless, while the fan perspective and the players, coaches perspective might be different, the team in the locker room sticking together ought to be pointed out, and that's a credit to this year's coaching staff.


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EXTRA FEES, THE source of highly vocal complaints by many airline travelers, are expected to bring in record amounts of revenue for U.S. hotels this year, according to one expert. And, so far, guests have not registered much complaint.
The extra charges, many for items guests had previously assumed would be free like bottles of water, are expected to bring in $2.93 billion this year, New York University School of Professional Studies adjunct professor and hospitality expert Bjorn Hanson told the Los Angeles Times. That's 8.5 percent higher than the amount collected in 2017, and Hanson, who has filed annual reports on hotel fees for years, told The Times he expects the charges will reach higher levels in 2019 as hotels struggle to cover increasing labor and other costs.
"Fees and surcharges are highly profitable," Hanson said.
Hotels prefer the charges over increasing rates because most travelers consider only the rate. The fees became popular in 1997 as hotels faced rising energy costs. Lately resort hotels have been charging fees for services like early check-in, but those resort fees of between $20 to $40 also are charged by urban hotels not otherwise considered resorts, The Times article said.
While about 2.5 percent of the increase in the amount of fees comes from an increase in occupancy, 6 percent comes from higher fees being charged. And Hanson said hotel guests seem to be accepting the trend.
"Anecdotal reports are that these charges at urban hotels are receiving limited guest resistance," he said.


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I hope you all enjoy the rest of your year. Thank you for following along with me.
P.S. I rounded up my Best of 2016 memories post yesterday, in case you missed it here.


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Quebecor bzw. Québecor ist ein kanadisches Medienunternehmen mit Firmensitz in Montreal.

Geschichte
Quebecor Media entwickelte sich von seiner Gründung 1950 von einer kleinen Lokalzeitung hin zu einem der Hauptakteure auf dem kanadischen Medienmarkt.

Das Unternehmen wurde 1950 von Pierre Péladeau gegründet und wurde von seinen Nachkommen weitergeführt. Québecor ist in der Medienbranche tätig. Zu Québecor gehören die Tochterunternehmen Québecor World, das rund 50.000 Mitarbeiter beschäftigt, sowie das Unternehmen Québecor Média. Zu Québecor Média gehören diverse Tochterunternehmen.

Produkte
Zum Konzern gehören zahlreiche Tochterunternehmen, darunter Verlage, Fernsehsender und Telekommunikationsdienstleister. Im französischsprachigen Québec ist einer der Hauptkonkurrenten Power. Quebecor besitzt 37 Tageszeitungen, darunter die Boulevardzeitungen Toronto Sun und die Calgary Sun. Quebecor gehört auch die Tageszeitung Le Journal de Quebéc mit einer wöchentlichen Gesamtauflage von rund 8.400.000 Exemplaren (Marktanteil von etwa 21 Prozent).

Tochterunternehmen von Québecor Média

 Vidéotron (Kabelfernsehen und Internet Service Provider)
 Sun Media (Zeitungen)
 Osprey Media (Zeitungen)
 TVA (terrestrisches Fernsehnetzwerk)
 Canoe.ca (Internetseiten inklusive Canoe.ca/Canoe.com Portal und Archambault.ca)
 Archambault Geschäfte (Bücher, Musik und Video)
 Quebecor Media Book Group (Verlage)
 TVA Publishing (großer Herausgeber von Magazinen in Québec)
 Vidéotron Télécom (Telekommunikation)
 Le SuperClub Vidéotron (DVD und VHS Verleihgeschäfte)
 Messageries ADP (Quebec's größter Buchhändler)

Siehe auch
 Liste der größten Unternehmen in Kanada

Weblinks
 Québecor
 Konzernportrait auf mediadb.eu

Quellen

Medienunternehmen (Kanada)
Unternehmen (Montreal)
Gegründet 1950

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English vocabulary lesson with words connected to censorship. This lesson will help you define censorship, black out, blur out, grawlix, illicit, restriction, suppression, expletive and bowdlerize.
Play the audio then choose the correct word for each definition.
Censorship – removing parts of books, films, etc., that are considered unsuitable for moral, religious, or political reasons.
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Monsoon Stories 2018: Photographer, Painter On Capturing The Essence Of The Monsoon
By Lauren Gilger
Published: Thursday, July 26, 2018 - 3:45pm
Updated: Tuesday, July 9, 2019 - 10:04am
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From the heat, to the rain, to the storms — the monsoon is a uniquely Arizona time of year. Some love it, some hate it. How do you feel about monsoon when it comes every year? We want to know what YOU think for a series we're doing on The Show. Share your monsoon thoughts with us!
LAUREN GILGER: Monsoon season here in Arizona is both violent and beautiful. Powerful winds and rain can flood streets and destroy homes. But the storms also bring at least temporary relief from the oppressive desert heat and much needed water to our perpetually dry city. My favorite part of the monsoon storms are the hours right afterward, when the rain stops and the city smells like creosote and wet asphalt. It's like the whole city can take a deep breath, now that the heat has broken and the storm has passed. Every year the monsoon season stirs up the desert, and this year, we're starting a series about the monsoon to talk about how it stirs us all up, too.
LAURA THURBON: The colors are absolutely amazing and breathtaking.
GILGER: Today, we're speaking with a couple of people who take the monsoon and make something out of it, starting with artist Laura Thurbon.
THURBON: So I have a lot of gray tones and a lot of blue tones ...
GILGER: She's standing in front of a few of her paintings that are on display at Gallery Andrea in Scottsdale. They're not literal depictions of the desert's monsoon storms. Instead, you see layer upon layer of colors — yellows and blues and greens — that all look like they are in fluid motion.
THURBON: And kind of the shine of the sun coming through all these dark colors, so you can actually see the sun coming through. It is, you know, lighting up. It's that moment that is absolutely so gorgeous in Arizona.
GILGER: She layers light and dark oil paints to look like sunlight filtering through the monsoon clouds, the behemoths that captured her imagination when she first came to the Valley.
THURBON: I'm from Peru. I'm from Lima, and of course, when I came here to Arizona — it was 17 years ago — I have never ever seen a monsoon. The first time that I saw it, to me, it was so powerful and so incredibly beautiful and at the same time, so scary because I've never heard thunder. I mean, I've never, you know, seen all this lightning, and to me, it was kind of a panic the first time that I have to live it because I didn't know. Of course, the rain was pouring so hard and I was like, "Where'd this come from?" Open your eyes. Look at the sky. Look at the beautiful weather. I mean, it just comes with so many different colors and different shades and different lightning and different kind of type of lights that we don't see in an everyday Arizona day. So really look out the window. There is like all these amazing colors and light that you won't see in a normal day.
GILGER: Laura Thurbon's monsoon paintings are on display, along with other monsoon art, at Gallery Andrea in Scottsdale. Our next monsoon maker captures the storm right when it happens.
DANNY UPSHAW: People like to call me a storm chaser, but I don't think I really chase them. I just kind of wait for them. I'm not really a storm chaser, just storm waiter.
GILGER: For local photographer Danny Upshaw, the first time he took a photo of a monsoon storm sparked his interest in photography to begin with.
UPSHAW: So at the time, I was just in school and I was just at this kind of like an internship for a graphic design job, you know. Nothing I was too passionate about. But they had cameras there at the office and I was kind of tinkering with them at that time, and on that day, I was on my way to a friend's place. He lives on the base of South Mountain and all I remember is just driving up, maybe it was like 20th Ave or something like that, and just remember seeing this, like, tiny cloud just peek over the South Mountain, like the peaks. As they get closer, it just comes faster, and I thought I'd never seen anything like this before and just pulled over immediately to, like, take some photos with my phone.
GILGER: That semi-blurry cellphone photo was the first of hundreds, probably thousands, of monsoon storms that Upshaw would take. He remembers the moment clearly.
UPSHAW: I remember it just being really still, just like how it is even in this studio, and as soon as it hit, like, a gust of wind and dust, and it was, like, raining in this storm. It was crazy. I've never seen anything like that before.
GILGER: He got back in the car and made his way to his friends house, about a quarter mile away.
UPSHAW: And it was actually pretty scary because you couldn't see in front of you, more than like, 10 feet. There was a couple of cars that were pulled over. I remember just going really slow to try to be really cautious. When I got there, it probably would rain for like a good 30 minutes just non-stop.
GILGER: The next day he saw a time lapse video of the storm online.
UPSHAW: I thought, "What is time lapse? I've never heard of this." I was just getting in to using cameras, and after that, I kind of start researching on what you need to do to capture an image like that and what time lapse meant. At that time, I was just doing graphic design, and I think that kind of launched my career now, which now I do video and motion graphics because just tinkering with video and time lapse kind of just led me that direction.
GILGER: Today when he knows a storm is coming, he prepares.
UPSHAW: Usually, the whole day I just kind of get cameras ready and kind of pick out a couple locations that I might think work. I feel like you can plan as much as he can, but the planning, I mean everything, you know, it never goes according to plan. I have a couple of friends who live downtown and they're able to let me on their roof or there's a couple parking garages that are accessible. There's been a few times where I've been on rooftops where security would come and ask me to leave and I'm like, "No there's a storm coming right there! I already set up, can you just wait, like, ten more minutes?"
GILGER: Did they let you wait?
UPSHAW: No, no.
GILGER: He says he's an advocate for Phoenix, downtown Phoenix in particular, and he wants to share that, to show people how Phoenix is more than just blue skies and cactus.
UPSHAW: I mean, I think there's a lot of life here, and that brings a lot of life. I mean, up until lately, our first storm here, it was pretty blue skies, pretty warm, not much happening. But I think once you see a time lapse in its full form, like, edited and everything, you see how dynamic the weather is here and that kind of opens people's eyes to appreciate it so much more.
GILGER: Upshaw is Navajo, and he says when he was a child and visited his grandmother on the Navajo Nation, the storms always represented something more.
UPSHAW: I mean, I grew up with a grandmother who would chase us outside and make us go in the rain. She would say, "You're washing off the bad stuff with the good rain."
GILGER: That was photographer Danny Upshaw, and as we continue our series on the monsoon, we want to hear what you think about it. How do you feel about this uniquely Arizona time of year? Send us a note, or even better, a voice memo telling us your monsoon story. You can send those to [email protected] or call and leave us a voicemail at 480-774-8299. You can get all the details of that on our website, as well. You might end up on air as part of our series.
Share your monsoon thoughts with us!
Gallery Andrea
Artist Laura Thurbon captures the colors of the monsoon season in her paintings.
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Artist Laura Thurbon.
The first image of a monsoon that Danny Upshaw ever took on a cell phone.
Danny Upshaw
Phoenix monsoon images by local photographer Danny Upshaw.

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Los Rangekeeper fueron computadores de control de disparo (armamentos) electromecánicos usados principalmente durante la primera parte del siglo XX. Eran sofisticados computadores analógicos cuyo desarrollo alcanzó su cenit después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, específicamente el computador Mk 47 en el Mk 68 Gun Fire Control system (arma del sistema de control de disparo Mk68). Durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, los rangekeepers dirigieron las armas de fuego en tierra, mar, y aire. Mientras que los rangekeepers fueron desplegados extensamente, los más sofisticados rangekeepers fueron montados en los buques de guerra para dirigir el fuego de las armas de largo alance.

Estos dispositivos de computación instalados en buques de guerra necesitaban ser sofisticados porque calcular ángulos del arma en un combate naval es un problema matemático muy complejo. En un combate naval, tanto la nave disparando el arma así como el blanco se están moviendo una con respecto a la otra. Además, la nave disparando su arma no es una plataforma estable porque las naves se mueven de lado y lado, adelante y hacia atrás, y rotan, debido a la acción de las olas. El rangekeeper también realizó los cálculos requeridos de balística asociados a disparar un arma.

Referencias

Computadoras militares
Computadoras analógicas
Computadoras electromecánicas


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ActionAid urges G20 Ministers to take immediate steps to avert food and finance crises
September 25, 2011 Global Authoractionaid, food crisis, G20 finance and development miniters, poverty, west africa
Washington D.C. – As Greece edges closer to default, confidence in the Euro and the dollar declines and global food prices soar, ActionAid called on G20 finance and development ministers meeting today to put serious reforms in motion.
Although global food security is among the top agenda items for today's meeting, there are serious concerns that despite continued hikes in the price of staple foods, ministers will not take steps to prevent the trend from becoming another global food crisis.
"Ministers must approve the pilot program for emergency food reserves in West Africa," says Marie Brill, Senior Policy Analyst for ActionAid USA. "These food reserves could be the difference between life and death for millions of the world's most vulnerable people. At the same time, the whole range of steps to reduce food price volatility, including buffer stock deployment, must be further explored."
ActionAid notes that the G20 has thus far been supportive of the Global Agriculture and Food Security Program (GAFSP), which channels support to the smallholders and women farmers who supply most of the food in Africa and other regions. But Neil Watkins, Director of Policy and Campaigns for ActionAid USA adds, "Warm words aren't enough – with food prices on the rise and hunger rising unabated we are calling on additional donors to fill the remaining needs by pledging support for the GAFSP's public sector window now."
Eroding confidence in both the dollar and the euro mean that the danger of financial crisis will not fade until serious reform of the international monetary system are underway. Soren Ambrose, ActionAid's International Policy Manager, says "A well-functioning global economy should use a neutral global reserve currency to eliminate distortions. Initiating an orderly global process now would avert a rushed and chaotic one later. "
ActionAid is also calling on ministers to address tax policy and domestic resource mobilization so that poor countries can better weather the crisis. "The G20 needs to take decisive action to put a stop to the financial abuses made possible by shadow banking systems and tax havens," says Watkins. "The G20 needs to stop letting corporations off the hook from paying taxes in countries they are operating in."
ActionAid is an international anti-poverty agency working in 50 countries, taking sides with poor people to end poverty and injustice together. Together with more than 2,000 civil society partners worldwide, ActionAid works with and supports the poorest and most vulnerable people to fight for and gain their rights to food, shelter, work, basic healthcare and a voice in the decisions that affect their lives. View the website at www.actionaidusa.org.
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Restorative Practices Quality Specialists
Annie Barry
Annie is a teacher since 2011 in Chéim ar Chéim, a probation educational centre in Moyross Limerick for young adults, She is passionate about a holistic approach in education promoting and supporting positive behaviour in School. She recently completed a Postgrad Diploma in Mary Immaculate College (MIC), Limerick in Special Educational Needs. Currently she is doing a course in Trauma-Informed Care.
Annie has been a Restorative Practice practitioner for 7 years and trained as a trainer with IIRP in 2014 and with CDI in 2017. She is a practicing Restorative Trainer and Facilitator.
Andy Battell
Andy worked for many years as a Training Consultant with the NHS and Social Services in the London and South-East England areas. He delivered training and coached staff, working with people with learning disabilities and directly with service users themselves, many of whom displayed behaviour that seriously challenged services.
Having moved to Waterford nearly 20 years ago, Andy managed the Waterford and South Tipperary Pathways Project for 10 years, providing mentoring supports and Progression Programmes to Early School Leavers. He also managed the School Completion Programme (SCP) na Siuire, in Waterford City and South Kilkenny.
In 2011 he became a Certified Trainer with the International Institute of Restorative Practice (IIRP) and in 2016 achieved Training of Trainer status with the IIRP to deliver training to prospective trainers and their assessment. Andy chaired a Working Group exploring the rolling-out of RP in Waterford City and County from 2011-2013 and co-founded the Waterford Restorative Practice Network in 2014.
James Bowes
James has many years' experience of working with marginalised communities with a focus on working with ex-prisoners resettling into the community. He has considerable work experience in supporting individuals, groups and communities to address addiction issues and the impacts of neglect and deprivation. His work includes facilitating self-help groups with the Pathways Centre which supports the social and economic re-integration of former prisoners. He has worked with Turas Bluebell to support and facilitate groups of men and women who are stabilising on methadone and going into treatment. And he has spent a number of years teaching mature adults law and social studies at Henrietta Adult Community Education (HACE).
James is a highly experienced Lead Facilitator with the Alternatives to Violence Project Ireland which is a training programme enabling participants to deal with potentially violent situations in new and creative ways. He has experience and expertise in working with young people at risk to support and empower them to make positive choices for their lives. Having studied Social Sciences, he went on to complete a degree in Law and is undertaking training as a Restorative Practices Trainer.
Dorothée Potter-Daniau
Dorothée Potter-Daniau is coordinator for the Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP) Ireland since 2016. AVP is delivering peer led conflict resolution workshops mostly in Irish Prisons but also in schools and in the community and Dorothée is coordinating the development of the programme, planning, organising and supporting the delivery of workshops and recruiting and supporting volunteers inside and outside prisons. She is also an AVP facilitator herself with six years of experience working with prisoners and a Restorative Practices trainer with CDI.
Her first career was in teaching French Literature and Classical Studies in various Secondary Schools in France and in the Lycée Français in Dublin. She holds an MA in Classical Studies from Nanterre Paris X university, a Higher Diploma of Education and an MA in Courses and Training Design for French as a Foreign Language from Grenoble III University. For 15 years she taught students of diverse backgrounds and developed innovative tools to improve their learning experience and wellbeing.
Passionate about Education and Social Justice, she is now focusing on self-directed and peer led programmes, alternatives to traditional schooling and Restorative Practices.
Jean Gilmore
Jean is an experienced Restorative Practices (RP) Trainer and works with CDI to design and deliver RP training, including Training of RP Trainers and Summer Courses for Teachers. She has delivered RP training in many schools to teachers, parents and students. Jean is also a facilitator in the Alternative to Violence (AVP) Project and has facilitated training in RP and AVP for vulnerable young people in a variety of settings.
Jean has worked as School Completion Programme (SCP) Manager in Tallaght for the last 11 years. She has a demonstrated history of designing and developing evidenced based (in school and out of school) programmes and interventions for young people (4-18yrs) who may be 'at risk' of leaving school early. Jean has been instrumental in bringing restorative practices to all the schools within the School Completion Programme cluster she manages.
Jean holds a BSc. (Hons) in Counselling and Psychotherapy from Middlesex University London and Certificates in Psychology, Youth Justice, Restorative Practices and Mediation from NUI Maynooth. Jean is also skilled in Mindfulness, Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy, Play & Family Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy.
Susan Kavanagh
Susan Kavanagh trained in Restorative Practices with the IIRP and went on to train as a trainer with CDI and has been a licensed trainer with them since 2014. She delivers RP Training in the Community, voluntary and statutory sectors. She is a member of the Working Group on Restorative Practices in Criminal Justice and volunteers as a Community Chair of the Restorative Justice Service Offender Reparation Panels.
Susan volunteers with the Alternative to Violence Project, facilitating workshops in prisons, schools and the wider community. She specialised in working psychotherapeutically with children and young People for fifteen years, setting up therapeutic services for a number of School Completion Programmes. She has been delivering Child Protection Training for ten years, and continues to do so for Barnardos and Sport Ireland. In the sporting sector she has held Safeguarding roles at a national level with Special Olympics Ireland and the GAA.
Susan is currently employed as an Art Psychotherapist in a Residential Care Setting and holds a BA Hons in Sociology and Political Science (TCD) and an MA in Art Therapy (CIT).
Judith Lardner
Judith is a trainer in restorative practices, in particular for Nonviolent Communication (NVC) and for a Peer Practice model she developed. In 2000 she received a BA in Transpersonal Psychology from Burlington College, Vermont, and in 2008 she received an MA in Liberal Studies from Empire State College, NY. Both of these degrees were independent studies and her experience with this kind of learning inspires much of her peer practice work.
Since 2000 Judith developed and offered a range of restorative practices to educators, church communities, and businesses in Rochester NY. More recently she worked for the organization Partners in Restorative Initiatives (PiRI) in Rochester NY. She is a certified Circle facilitator and Circle facilitator trainer, as well as a certified trainer with the Center for Nonviolent Communication.
Judith returned to live in Kilkenny in 2019.
Mick Levens
Mick is an accomplished and highly effective professional educator recognised for experience in school leadership, strategic planning and development, training and public speaking. With over thirty years over working in senior positions in education and local authority work; experience in regulatory work, as a trustee for a national organisation.
Trained in interpersonal and family mediation. Accredited as a restorative justice conference facilitator. A seasoned practitioner in all roles for building strong relationships and facilitating communication between team members or course participants.
Caitlin Lewis
Caitlin Lewis is a restorative practices trainer and facilitator based in Limerick. She has experience in restorative staff and organisational mentoring, and developed a community of practice for restorative practitioners.
Caitlin is a researcher on the REPPP Action Research Project (ARP), which works directly with 16 Garda Youth Diversion Project case study sites to examine what constitutes effective relationships between youth justice professionals and young people who are coming in contact with the law. The ARP is a collaboration between REPPP (Research Evidence into Policy, Programmes and Practice) at the School of Law, University of Limerick, the Department of Children and Youth Affairs, and the Youth Crime Policy and Programmes division of the Irish Youth Justice Service (Department of Justice and Equality).
Caitlin has previously worked with Limerick Restorative Practices Project, Narrative 4, Glencree Centre for Peace and Reconciliation, and Amnesty International Ireland. She is currently training to become a forest school leader, and is particularly interested in restorative approaches to environmental and social justice.
Jenn Little
Jenn Little is an RP Champion, trainer, facilitator and coach who brings innovative and creative energy to her work. Her main focus is individual and community transformation through learning with others. Her professional skills and experiences have been informed by her RP training and practice and allow her to work effectively with individuals and groups experiencing or seeking change.
Jenn has thirty years of intentional classroom practice creating optimal learning environments for all learners. She has designed and facilitated original courses for teenage and adult learners. She is experienced in range of shared professional learning processes. She uses action research and reflective practice as a way to enhance her own work and effectiveness.
Jenn trained as an RP trainer in 2016 and RP Champion in 2019. She trains students and teachers in RP in her own school and colleagues in other schools. She is an Associate with the Professional Development Service for Teachers (PDST) providing support to schools introducing RP and was previously an Associate with Droichead, the National Induction Programme for Teachers. She is currently engaged in the Cosán process.
John Madigan
John is a Restorative Practices trainer and facilitator based in Dublin. He has been working as a practitioner in RP since 2010 and qualified as an RP trainer in 2013. During this time, he has worked with CDI to facilitate the training of adults and young people in Restorative Practices in both the voluntary and formal education sectors. Over the years, John has built significant experience, knowledge and expertise with regard to best practice in implementing restorative approaches successfully in primary education and youth work settings.
John worked with Foróige as a Youth Officer in Springfield and Fettercairn in West Tallaght for 5 years. During this time, he and his colleagues engaged with CDI in facilitating the ongoing training and support of staff, volunteers and youth leaders in RP. He went on to complete a Higher Diploma in Primary Education in 2015.
Since qualifying as a teacher, he has been an advocate for the undoubted potential of Restorative Practices in formal educational settings. This has been with particular focus on empowering schools to develop a positive school culture and an enhanced focus on relationships and well-being for both adults and young people in the school community.
From 2018, John has also been involved in the development and facilitation of RP training with the PDST (Professional Development for Teachers) for primary and post primary schools across the country.
Anne Marie Moylan
Anne Marie Moylan is a principal of a large multicultural coeducational Primary School in East Cork where her school and community are enjoying the benefits of their restorative practice approach. She is predominantly based in Munster. She has provided RP training with the PDST Health and Wellbeing team and also in the Cork Education Centre.
Anne Marie is an executive foundation coach affiliated with ACC and has former training as a mediator. She is also a qualified mentor, affiliated with the Centre for School Leadership where she mentors newly qualified principals.
Using a blend of almost three decades experience as an educator, along with her life coaching, mentoring and restorative practitioner skills, she is particularly equipped and committed to assisting schools to fine tune their own contextualised SMART plans and form communities of practices.
Anne Marie has a special interest in restorative language, specifically Marshall Rosenberg's non violent communication approach. She is currently researching and developing this belief in her PhD in Education with UCC.
Kieran O Dwyer
Kieran has been active in the field of restorative practices for over 17 years, initially in the criminal justice system and latterly also in community settings. He is a practicing trainer, facilitator, lecturer, consultant and researcher in the area, and the author of several conference papers and book chapters on the topic. His contributions include a quality assurance framework for restorative practice, published in 2014 (available here), and a co-authored chapter on restorative justice in the Routledge Handbook of Irish Criminology, (2015). He is a member of CDI's panel of RP trainers and has delivered training at various levels in diverse settings.
He is a member of the steering group of Restorative Practices Ireland, and a Board member of Restorative Justice Services Ltd where he developed a training video and delivered training to panel members. Kieran is also a volunteer chair of offender reparation panels, and he completed a PhD degree in University College Dublin in 2008 by research into the restorative justice programme for young offenders under the Garda Diversion Programme. He is also an associate lecturer with the Edward M Kennedy Institute for Conflict Intervention at Maynooth University.
Nicola Reeves
Nicola has worked a secondary school teacher for many years in different environments, from international, private establishments in small to medium
groups, to large classes in an inner-city school.
She has been involved with Cuidiú, the national organisation for mothers and babies since 1997, and became a volunteer Breastfeeding Counsellor within the organisation in 1999. In 2010 she trained and began to work as a tutor for Breastfeeding Counsellors in the community. She has been President of Cuidiú since 2018.
After discovering Non Violent Communication in 2006, she started using the techniques and practices in school and in her breastfeeding counselling. She has attended workshops, courses and regular practice groups.Through her knowledge of NVC, she developed an interest in Restorative Practices, first using circles in class in 2011. In 2014 she completed the summer course for teachers and trained as a trainer the following autumn.
Since May 2018 she has been training groups on behalf of CDI, supporting new trainers and working with CDI to connect with interested parties.She recently participated in her first AVP workshop in Mountjoy prison and is looking forward to more. Nicola is passionate about RP, particularly in its impact on students and teachers, and its potential for resolving conflict and reducing harm in communities.
Bernie Shone
Having taught in several schools in Ireland, U.K. and the Middle East and as principal in Grangecon N.S. for five years, Bernie is currently Deputy Principal in St. Brigid's N.S., Manor Kilbride.
She is an advocate of and passionate about a holistic approach in education and has trained in a range of modalities including primary movement, promoting and supporting positive behaviour in the primary school, developing collegiality in a primary school; developing mindfulness and happiness in primary school children, as well as being a Restorative Practice practitioner and trainer.


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First stage of construction on lower Malwathu Oya reservoir begins
The first phase of construction on the lower Malwathu Oya reservoir was initiated by the Minister of Irrigation and Water Resources Management Palitha Range Bandara.
The proposed Malwathu Oya Reservoir is located across the Malwathu Oya in Kappachchi which lies in the Anuradhapura and Vavuniya districts. This project envisages the construction of a 209 MCM capacity reservoir, 3,590-metre-long earth dam, radial gated spillway, left bank, right bank and river sluices and canal systems to the new settlement area and powerhouse.
Under the first stage, the main project office will be constructed near the Thanthirimale Rajamaha Viharaya and the canal leading to Yoda Weva from Malwathu Oya will be constructed first. The total length of the canal is 27 kilometres.
The construction of the Malwathu Oya reservoir will commence in the first quarter of 2018 and the total cost of the project is Rs. 13 billion. A 13-kilometer-long dam will be built across Malwathu Oya in Thanthirimale. Once constructed, the Malwathu Oya reservoir will be the third largest reservoir in the country.
The project aims to provide water to irrigate 40,000 acres of paddy fields in both the Yala and Maha seasons. In addition, the project will provide drinking water and generate hydropower.
People in Anuradhapura, Mannar and Trincomalee and a host of other areas will benefit from the project. The project is also expected to remedy the frequent floods and wild elephant conflict.
In parallel to the Malwathu Oya project, Thanthirimale town will also be developed and the area will be developed into a tourist zone. Accordingly, the project will set up children's parks, safari parks and a museum adjacent to the Thanthirimale temple.
Furthermore, during the first stage, people who have lost their lands due to the project will be resettled in other areas. Minister Range Bandara has instructed officials to commence the construction of the reservoir after resolving all the problems of the residents. Already solutions have been reached after discussions with the people, the Ministry said.
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Lambrich Family
The Weinberg Schlösschen family business
According to Herta, the mother of the Lambrich brothers, Florian was already holding a kitchen spoon at the age of 5; and no one was surprised that, following excellent training and exciting years on the high seas, he now wisher to use his apply his talents and creativity to Middle Rhine cuisine.
Marc is now one of the top chefs in his field, having already known that he wanted to become a chef at the age of 13.
Florian Lambrich:
International experience as a chef
After training for 3 years in "Der Kaiserhof" Restaurant in Guldental, he moved to Brussels in 1999 to take up a position as Chef de Partie in the Holiday Inn and, along the way, to learn French cooking jargon. In 2001 he starting working in the 'Traube Tonbach' Hotel in Baiersbronn, Black Forest (one of Europe's top gourmet hotels).
Here, half a year later, he was promoted to Chef Saucier, cooking for stars and celebrities and gaining valuable experience in 5-star gastronomy.
Florians culinary journey around the world
In 2003 Florian fulfilled his dream of travelling the world, by signing up for the Hapag Lloyd cruise ship 'MS Europa', circumnavigating the globe twice by ship. As Chef Saucier and Chef de Cuisine in the 'Veneziaan Bord' restaurant (awarded 16 points in Gault Millau), he delighted celebrities such as the entertainer Udo Jürgens, rock star legend Udo Lindenberg and the opera star Deborah Sasson, who visited him in Weinberg-Schlösschen in Oberheimbach after his return in 2005, when she enjoyed 'cuisine à la Florian' once again.
Since 2007 Florian and his brother Marc have a firm hold on the cuisine at Weinberg-Schlösschen in Oberheimbach. Both brothers are always interested in new things, which combine traditional regional food with international cuisine and also unusual ideas. "A passionate chef - who creates culinary delights" would be a very appropriate description.
Marc Lambrich:
Learning to cook with the Europe's top chefs
After finishing catering college in Bad Kreuznach, he learned everything that a budding chef should know during his 2 1/2 years at Burg Reichenstein.
He then entered the family business as sole chef and treated guests at Bergschlösschen in Oberheimbach to Middle Rhine specialities. Like his brother Florian, he moved to the Black Forest, where worked at the 'Traube Tonbach' Hotel as Commis de Cuisine and Demi Chef de Partie: and then became Chef de Partie in the city of Hamburg, working in "Palazzo" under the direction of Harald Wohlfahrt (one of Europe's most acclaimed chefs). In addition to many celebrities such as Michael Schumacher, Winfried Schäfer, Berti Vogts and Harald Schmidt, Marc also cooked for boxing heavy-weight world champion Wladimir Klitschko, who towered above him.
Marcs culinary journey around the world
Marc's taste for adventure finally took hold of him when he had the opportunity to join the Hapag-Lloyd expedition ship MS Bremen on a cruise to Antarctica. As Chef de Partie and later as First Cook he looked after both passengers and crew from the southern most tip of Africa to the most northerly points of Europe.
After crossing the Pacific and Panama Canal, Marc found himself back at home, where, since 2007, he has managed the kitchen at Weinberg-Schlösschen in Oberheimbach together with his brother Florian. Both are always interested in new things, which combine traditional regional food with international cuisine and also unusual ideas. Marc also successfully completed his training as a master chef in 2011. Marc's maxim is particularly appealing: "Having someone as a guest means making sure they are happy"


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Home Front Page A Look Back at 2014 in Newport Beach, Part 2
A Look Back at 2014 in Newport Beach, Part 2
Sara Hall
A tribute memorial for Ben Carlson at the lifeguard headquarters.
Photo Credit: Sara Hall
NOTE: Indy reporter Sara Hall compiled this look back at what made headlines in the NB Independent during the second half of 2014. Read part 1 here.
— Ben Carlson, 32, a 15-year veteran Newport Beach lifeguard, died while attempting to rescue a swimmer in distress.
Carlson is the first Newport Beach lifeguard to die in the line of duty.
He entered the water to rescue the swimmer in 6 to 8 foot surf near 16th street. After he successfully made contact with the man, both of them were hit by a large wave. When Carlson didn't resurface, a massive search began.
Carlson's body was eventually located between 27th and 28th streets.
The swimmer that Carlson rescued made it safely to shore.
Hundreds of supporters later honored Carlson with a paddle-out event. Thousands of people on the pier and on shore watched the ceremony. A memorial service was also held the same day on the beach at Orange Street in Newport Beach.
— Lonnie Ballentine of the University of Memphis was honored as Mr. Irrelevant, the last player selected in the 2014
NFL draft.
Ballentine is a 6-foot, 3-inch, 220-pound defensive back selected by the Houston Texans with the 256th and final pick of the 2014 NFL Draft.
Ballentine received the Lowsman Trophy and was toasted and roasted at an All-Star banquet attended by past Mr. Irrelevants and other sports greats.
— City Council approved a revised version of an amendment to the city's General Plan Land Use element.
After more than an hour and a half of discussion, the item passed 4-1, with Councilwoman Nancy Gardner dissenting and council members Mike Henn and Leslie Daigle absent.
The amendment was placed on the Nov. 4 ballot.
Council members heard public comment from 19 speakers, the majority of whom opposed the changes and urged council members to vote no on the item.
— The Wells Fargo Bank at 3600 East Coast Highway was robbed by a Prada-wearing thief.
The suspect had entered the Corona del Mar bank approximately 10 minutes earlier and then left within one minute. He returned to the bank and passed a note to a teller demanding money.
Christopher Bruce Mellies, 28, of Huntington Beach was later arrested by Newport Beach Police Department officers near a relative's home in HB on Aug. 1.
— About 3,000 Balboa Peninsula homes and businesses were without gas after a line was damaged.
Shortly before 2 p.m. a third party contractor was excavating sand from Marina Park and transporting it across Balboa Boulevard to the beach near 20th Street. Workers were using heavy equipment and a natural gas line near 1900 W. Oceanfront ruptured.
Residents were temporarily evacuated, the leak was fixed the next day and service was restored by the afternoon of the following day.
— Jack and Nancy Skinner were named Newport Beach Citizens of the Year.
They are the first husband and wife to be honored for the award, which dates back to 1949. The Skinners, who recently celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary, have been involved with city issues such as water quality and land use for many years, and are still active as board members for SPON.
— City Council candidates had their first chance of the political season to discuss the issues alongside each other in a Chamber of Commerce sponsored forum.
The monthly Wake Up! Newport meeting was dedicated to candidates and the event sold out, filling up nearly 200 seats in the Friends Room at the Newport Beach Public Library.
All candidates in the running were present for the forum.
Each candidate gave a one minute introduction, before they moved onto the lightening round, a series of yes/no
questions (with each candidate answering simultaneously with thumbs up/thumbs down paddles). The group finished with a series of questions that each answered with a one minute or less response.
— Authorities removed thousands of marijuana plants just outside of Newport Beach city limits last week.
The plants were located south of the SR 73 toll road, east of Newport Coast Drive near East Coastal Peak Park and Ridge Park Road.
Investigators estimated there were approximately 2,500-4,000 marijuana plants in various stages of maturity. The plants had an estimated street value of about $5 million.
The department's airship "Duke" was utilized to lift and move the plants to a nearby staging area at Coastal Peak Park where they were packaged for evidence.
The operation took several hours to complete.
— Two residents filed a lawsuit disputing the language in Measure Y, the proposed general plan land use element amendment.
Petitioners Susan Skinner and Bert Ohlig allege there is a "complete lack of impartiality" in the ballot language and is an "egregious violation" of the elections code, according to court records.
The suit named Newport Beach City Clerk Leilani Brown and OC Registrar-Recorder Neal Kelley as respondents.
Skinner and Ohlig criticize the ballot question claiming that the language is unfair and impartial.
Nothing could be farther from the truth, the city attorney argued. The ballot question was carefully considered by the City Council following an 18-month public hearing process and is an accurate summary of the impacts that will occur if the General Plan amendment is approved by the voters, he said.
An Orange County Superior Court judge later denied the petition filed by Skinner and Ohlig.
— Longtime Balboa Island resident, business leader, and former Citizen of the Year Ralph Rodheim recently revealed that he has been diagnosed with ALS.
To help raise awareness and funds for ALS, Ralph took the "Ice Bucket Challenge."
Dozens of people turned out in front of the Newport Beach Athletic Club to take the Ice Bucket Challenge with Rodheim.
— More than 50,000 surfers, body boarders, swimmers and onlookers crowded the peninsula when Hurricane Marie brought big waves to Newport Beach.
The swells kept the lifeguards busy with 73 rescues and about 8,000 preventative actions on the first day. Lifeguards estimated, at their peak around 11 a.m. Wednesday, the surf was at 10 feet with sets up to 20 feet.
Some waves breached the berm and caused some minor flooding in certain areas.
Only a few injuries were reported.
— The old city hall site got one step closer to being turned into an upscale boutique hotel after City Council unanimously approved several related items.
After nearly an hour and a half of discussion, council voted 6-0 in approval for the Lido House Hotel lease and several land use amendments. Councilman Mike Henn recused himself.
Later in the month, about 50 people gathered at the old city hall site to witness the official signing of the lease from the city to R. D. Olson for the property on Newport Boulevard.
Bob Olson and Mayor Rush Hill signed the papers in a small ceremony in front of the old council chambers.
— More than 100 people crowded into the community room at the civic center, and even more were out walking
around the park, all as part of the grand opening of the Sculpture Exhibit at the Civic Center Park.
The 10 sculptures were chosen by a six member panel from 260 submissions.
Some of the sculptures are meant to be fun, while others are mean to be thought-provoking.
— Comedic actress Leslie Mann and actor, songwriter and lead singer for the band Sugar Ray, Mark McGrath, were named as the first ever Grand Marshals for the 106th Annual Newport Beach Christmas Boat Parade.
Mann and McGrath have both called Newport Beach home since their childhood attending Corona del Mar High School.
— Orange County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve the John Wayne Airport settlement agreement amendment.
The agreement extended the curfew through 2035 and caps annual passengers.
The vote extends and amends the current 1985 agreement, which was amended in 2003. It would have expired in 2015.
— The Newport Beach Police Department arrested tutor Timothy Lance Lai when he arrived at Los Angeles International Airport after fleeing the country earlier in the year when police began investigating crimes related to illegally changing grades of students at Corona del Mar High School during the 2012 to 2013 school year.
He was charged with one felony count of second degree commercial burglary and four felony counts of computer access and fraud. If convicted, he faces a maximum sentence of five years and eight months in jail.
He posted $200,000 bail and was released from jail.
In November, he pleaded not guilty to felony charges of commercial burglary and fraud.
— Culminating years of work by city staff, residents and bicyclists, and following yet another cyclist death, Newport Beach City Council unanimously approved the Bicycle Master Plan 7-0.
"It is a $23 million capital plan for a 20-year horizon," said Councilman Tony Petros.
The plan reviews existing conditions, makes recommendations, suggests an implementation plan and considers a future evaluation.
— Thousands of Newport Beach residents visited the voting booths and cast their ballots for city council members, Measure Y and more.
Self-dubbed "Team Newport," Marshall "Duffy" Duffield, Kevin Muldoon, Scott Peotter and Diane Dixon, swept the election.
Beating out incumbent mayor Rush Hill, Tim Brown, Roy Englebrecht and Mike Toerge.
The controversial Measure Y was shot down, with 69.2 percent of Newport Beach voters checking the "no" box.
— Newport Beach Restaurant Week announced a renewed and refreshed format and expanded dates for its return in January 2015.
Instead of one week, Restaurant Week will be held over two weeks, Jan. 19 – Feb. 1.
The prix fixe menus have also expanded to four options for lunch ($10, $15, $20 and $25) and four for dinner ($20, $30, $40 and $50).
— City Council unanimously voted last week to rename the lifeguard headquarters as "Benjamin M. Carlson Lifeguard Headquarters."
More than 100 people attended the meeting, including several Newport Beach Fire Department fire and lifeguard staff.
On July 6, Ben Carlson became the first Newport Beach Lifeguard to die in the line of duty.
— Council approved four parts of the Balboa Village Parking Management District plan, but continued the residential permit program and directed staff to return with a plan to conduct a survey on the issue. They voted 6-1, with Councilman Mike Henn dissenting.
Staff discussed the five different components of the second part of the overall plan: Residential Permit Parking Program; parking management district plan and overlay district; parking benefit district; public parking fees; and other parking programs and permits.
— In an effort to spread both holiday cheer and a meaningful message, the Newport Beach Police Department released a video showing officers singing a warning about drinking and driving set to a festive holiday tune.
The song, set to the tune "Santa Claus is Coming to Town," shows officers on the street, conducting a breathalyzer test, towing a car, taking a mug shot, and twirling some handcuffs in front of a stopped car and crying DUI "suspect" actress.
The "Holiday DUI PSA" video features motor officers Matt Keyworth and Bill Hume, officers Tony Yim and Garrett Young, and custody officer Daran Kanbara lip-synching the carol. It was sung by animal control officer Mike Teague.
— The new City Council members got down to business quickly during their first meeting, each one calling for some kind of action, just moments after they were individually sworn in.
The new council team also unanimously voted Ed Selich in as mayor and new member Diane Dixon as mayor pro tem.
The four newbies on the dais, self-dubbed "Team Newport" during the campaign, each directed staff on several different issues during council announcements to be placed on the agenda for the next meeting on Jan. 13.
— Sunset Ridge Park, located at the northwest corner of Coast Highway and Superior Avenue, held it's grand opening.
A sizeable crowd of adults, kids and dogs showed up for the official ribbon cutting ceremony.
The official groundbreaking was nearly one year ago—Dec. 10, 2013.
— Newport Beach presented its "Christmas card to the world": the 106th Annual Newport Beach Christmas Boat Parade.
This year's parade, themed "Deck the Hulls with Bows of Jolly," had 90 decorated vessels cruising Newport Harbor.
— Newport Beach announced that the city will host some of the star athletes from the 2015 Special Olympics World Games, held in Los Angeles.
About three dozen people gathered in front of the main library and civic green to hear the official announcement.
Mayor Ed Selich presented a key to the city to the Special Olympics representatives, and read a proclamation declaring the city as a host town and supporting the games.
The games are being held in the U.S. for the first time since 1999.
— Two people were injured after jumping from the second story of a burning house on the Balboa Peninsula.
Newport Beach Fire Department units responded to a second alarm fire in the 300 block of 34th Street at 4:16 a. m.
By the time firefighters arrived a few minutes later, the residents, one male and one female, had evacuated the building by jumping from the second floor to the ground.
They were treated for injuries and transported to a local hospital by NBFD paramedics.
The blaze caused $1.5 to $2 million worth of damage, according to preliminary estimates.
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Newport Beach Chamber
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Home / Orwell / Encountering Orwell / Gideon Rachman
My first proper encounter with Orwell came at the age of twelve. An imaginative teacher set my class a challenging essay – "Compare the visions of the future set out by Orwell and Huxley in 1984 and Brave New World". I think I preferred the Huxley because it was a more light-hearted and less grueling read than Orwell. But forty years on, it is "1984" that now strikes me as the real work of genius – a defining text about the nature of politics and its connection to language, truth and love.
Orwell was reacting to the politics of the 1930s and 1940s. But the issues that he writes about in 1984 are still utterly relevant to the modern world. The charismatic leader – the "Big Brother" figure – is making a comeback in international politics. The relationship between political language, truth and power remain central issues in Russia, China and, sadly, even in the US – with the emergence of Donald Trump. Insisting that there is such a thing as truth is crucial in a political world, in which everything is liable to be challenged and relativized. Orwell's concerns about 24-hour-monitoring – "Big Brother is watching you" – now seem even more urgent and prescient , in the age of the internet.
Orwell is a bit like Shakespeare in that many of his phrases have become so familiar that they have entered the language. I have to remind myself that I first encountered phrases like "Room 101", "Big Brother is watching you", "doublethink" and "some animals are more equal than others" in Orwell's work.
Gideon Rachman is the chief foreign affairs columnist for the Financial Times. He won the Orwell Prize for Journalism in 2016
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Following the New York Jets on Instagram is like having a VIP ticket to the game. You get to watch warmups from the 50 yard line, head into the locker room to suit up with the team, and see the game-winning touchdown from an exclusive spot in the end zone.
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Jets guard James Carpenter preps for a preseason game against the New York Giants. Photo by Dan Szpakowski, New York Jets.
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Cover photo by Dan Szpakowski, New York Jets.


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In a medium bowl, toss together the romainee lettuce, carrot, and tuna. Pour the olive oil and vinegar over this mixture, and season with salt and pepper. Toss to coat. When the rice is done, cool for about 5 minutes, then toss with the salad. The warm rice will wilt the romaine lettuce slightly. Taste and adjust the amounts of vinegar and oil or salt and pepper if desired. Serve immediately. This does not keep well.


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Rolwaling Trekking | Trip and Trek company in nepal | Trip and Trek Pvt. Ltd.
Among many adventurous trekking in Nepal, Rolwaling trekking is one of the most adventurous treks. The trail goes crossing one of the most exciting passes of Nepal, Tashi Lapcha at an elevation of 5755 meters. Rolwaling Valley is situated between the Everest and Langtang regions. Rolwaling Valley is also known as, one of the seven hidden valleys in the Himalayas. Many mysterious stories have been passed on about this valley, through which the forefather of the present-day Sherpa's once came. It is here that the notorious and celebrated Yeti is supposed to make his home.
Please note that the following program is prepared in the fact basis however can be change in some circumstances but adjustments will have to made during the trekking. We request you to be flexible with the situation to enjoy yourself. As the trek is designed for camping arrangement, everything is handled by our team of porters, Sherpa's and cooks who carry the equipment, set up the camp and have hot meals waiting for you at every food break.
Day 01: Drive from Kathmandu to Dolkha (7 hrs drive).
Day 02: Trek from Dolkha to Singati.
Day 03: Singati to Jagat.
Day 04: Jagat to Shimi Gaon.
Day 05: Shimi Gaon to Daldung.
Day 06: Daldung to Beding (3693m).
Day 07: Acclimatization day at Beding.
Day 08: Beding to Na (4183m).
Day 09: Na to Tso Rolpa.
Day 10: Tso Rolpa to Tolumba Buka.
Day 11: Tolumba Buka to Thengpo, via Tashi Lapcha Pass (5755m).
Day 12: Thengpo to Khumjung (3790m).
Day 13: Khumjung to Namche Bazaar (3440m).
Day 15: Namche Bazaar to Phakding (2640m).
Day 16: Phakding to Lukla (2840m).
Day 17: Lukla to Kathmandu, transfer to Hotel.
Day 18: Day free or sight seeing of Kathmandu Valley and farewell dinner in the evening.
After breakfast the treks begins to shigati. The trail passes through the scattered village and terrace. Overnight at tented camp.
After breakfast, trek through the normal flat land along the side of the river. The trail passes through the rice terrace field and many small villages, which are inhibited by the mixed community. Then you cross a suspension bridge to reach Jagat. Overnight at Jagat on a tented camp.
Day 04: Jagat to Shimigaon.
Today the first part of the trail follows normally the flat path, and then it ascends and descends through the jungle. There are numerous villages and suspension bridges through which you pass. Shimigaon is a village inhibited by Buddhist and few Hindu people. Overnight at Shimigaon on a tented camp.
Day 05: Shimigaon to Daldung.
It takes about seven hours from Shimigaon to Daldung. En route you will come across the Sherpa villages. During the season you will come across the Yak Naka, a temporary Yak shed especially for the preparation of cheese and butter. Overnight at the tent camp.
It takes about seven hours trek from Daldung to Beding. Journey ascends uphill through different varieties of plant and rhododendron trees. Overnight at Beding on tented camp.
Rest at Beding for acclimatization. You can hike in and around for acclimatization and have a panoramic view of surrounding mountains. Overnight at tented camp.
It takes about four hours trek from Beding to Na. You can have the panoramic view of mountains as the trek moves forward. On the way you will also come across the Sherpa village. Na is situated in a beautiful valley overlooked by some of the very impressive peaks. Overnight at tented camp.
Today's trekking will be through the flat and gradually up path. You will be able to witness the beautiful lake filled with the chilling water of the glacier. The stunning view of Menlung and Tibetan Side Mountains add glory to your trek. Overnight at tented camp.
Trek for five hours from Tso Rolpa to Tolumba Buka. Overnight at tented camp.
Early in the morning climb up to Tashi Lpcha Pass. On this day, the trail will be completely over the snow straight up and down towards Thengpo. Overnight at tented camp.
After breakfast, a full day trek with the breathtaking view of Himalayas. In Khumjung you can see the skull of mystery animal called Yeti. Overnight at tented camp.
It takes about 5 hours trek from Khumjung to Namche Bazaar. Namche Bazaar is the gateway to Khumbu region. Overnight at tented camp.
This day will be spending by relaxing and exploring around Namche Bazar. We will have a Short walk around museum to celebrate the traditional custom of the Sherpa's people. Overnight at tent camp.
After breakfast, the trek begins to descend towards Phakding. The trail descends continuously along the bank of Dudh kosi River, crossing this majestic river many times on a suspension bridge. Overnight at Phakding on a tented camp.
After the breakfast at Phakding, trek down along the bank of Dudh koshi river to Lukla. Overnight at Lukla on a tented camp.
Fly back from Lukla to Kathmandu which takes around 35 minutes. Overnight at hotel on BB basis.
This day is free for relaxation, shopping and hangout around Thamel. In the evening, attend farewell dinner at typical Nepali restaurant organized by Trip and Trek. Overnight at hotel on BB basis.
Hotel/Airport pickup and drop by private car/van/bus.
Accomodation available as per requirement in Kathmandu.
Vehicles available for sightseeing purpose.
Insurance of any kind like travel,trek.
Personal equipments and extra baggies charge in flight.


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"We fully expect more people to participate in all our sports," Newell said. "We're just excited about being able to have that because that's something we haven't had at Central Kitsap (high school)."
More:New credit union proposed in Bremerton
The district's 2016 bond provided for updating and building new athletic facilities at Central Kitsap High School, Central Kitsap Middle School, Klahowya Secondary School and Olympic High School. The bond covered the cost of turf fields on the Central Kitsap High School campus but not bleachers. The district designed the football field and track so that bleachers could be added as funding became available.
The school board last June approved exploring sponsorships for the district's athletic facilities and put out a request for proposals in December, to which the credit union responded.
The district anticipates securing sponsorship for bleachers at the Klahowya Secondary School turf field and track. They will be installed later this fall.
The district hopes in the future to secure sponsorship or other funding for ticket booths, concession stands and restrooms at the Klahowya and Central Kitsap stadiums, to put all its high schools on par with Olympic High's Silverdale Stadium.
Replacement of the turf at Silverdale Stadium at Olympic High School was completed in 2015 using money from a capital levy.
The $220 million bond plus state funding paid for modernization and expansion of Klahowya Secondary School, which is completed and ready for the Sept. 5 first day of school. The Olympic High School expansion is partially complete and portions of the new building, including the commons/cafeteria, will be open by the start of school.
The new Central Kitsap Middle School is set to open spring of 2019. The new Central Kitsap High School will open in the fall of 2019.


For those that do not know, I have a degree in computer science. After moving to California, while working at Hewlett Packard, I studied Artificial Intelligence at Stanford. Later, Steve Jobs was my direct boss for about a year during the three years I worked at NeXT; today's Apple. I managed the joint NeXT-IBM project. Much later, a friend from the project asked if I could be a beta tester for his company's offering. He then co-founded LinkedIn and wanted to get my perspective on the new service.
My Silicon Valley career contrasts with my real estate investing experiences. The real estate (property) sector is known to be a late adopter of technology. Where would we be today without Rightmove or Zoopla? When I moved from the USA to the UK, agents mailed physical flyers to potential buyers. They were generally sent out on Thursday before the weekend sales window. Odd then. given agents did not work Sundays. I was used to the USA which has the Multiple Listing Service (MLS). So I was shocked to go back to using paper in 1994. For those who do not know, the MLS is like Rightmove but it started before there was an Internet. Over 90% of the total residential market is visible to all agents.
The list goes on. It is mostly directed at consumers who are the bulk of the residential market. Tenants and buyers viewing inventory plus agents, sellers and landlords sharing or touting their latest offer.


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