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Most amazing places to visit in Africa
With its expansive landscapes and formidable animal life, the world's second-biggest continent is arguably the best for photographers.
Throw in that sense of being in a place that hasn't changed for centuries, and sometimes millennia, and you get some of the most inspiring, and inspired, destinations on the planet.
Here are 25 of the most amazing places to see when you travel to Africa:
1. The great migration, Tanzania
A photo won't capture the thunder of hooves on dirt as more than a million wildebeest and several hundred thousand zebra make their annual migration, but still, this is one for the top of the pile.
The migration is actually a year-round event as the animals move from Tanzania's Ngorongoro Reserve in January, up through the Serengeti around June and hit Kenya's Masai Mara around September, before journeying south again.
2. Table Mountain, South Africa
Table Mountain makes Cape Town, one of the world's best beach cities, also one of the world's most photogenic.
Cable car rides are available to the top of the mesa, giving great views, fantastic sunrises/sunsets and a great photo. Challenge: Try to limit yourself to 50 pics.
3. Djemaa el Fna, Morocco
The world's most exciting town square, Djemaa el Fna reminds you you're in Africa. In the heart of the old city of Marrakech, snake-charmers, henna-painters, storytellers, date-sellers and orange juice vendors set up their stalls in the sleepy heat of the afternoon.
As night falls, the vendors are joined by tribal drummers, ladyboy dancers and mobile restaurateurs selling delicious grilled meats, bread and salad as the smoke rises above their stalls 'til past midnight.
4. Sossusvlei Dunes, Namibia
Sossusvlei means "the gathering place of water" but you'll need to bring your own if you don't want to dehydrate at this, Namibia's most outstanding attraction.
The dunes have developed over millions of years, the result of material flowing from the Orange River into the Atlantic, carried north and returned again to land by the surf.
Climbing the dunes yields breathtaking views, including the Deadvlei, a ghostly expanse of dried, white clay punctuated by skeletons of ancient camelthorn trees.
5. Mountain gorillas, Rwanda
A close encounter with the mountain gorillas of the Rwandan rainforest will stay with you for a lifetime. Various operators run tours tracking silverbacks and their troupes in the dense forest.
At an elevation of more than 6,000 feet, the Nyungwe National Park is an isolated region, covering more than 386 square miles across southwest Rwanda. Tourists can meet a vast range of primates and also traverse East Africa's highest canopy.
6. Victoria Falls, Zambia and Zimbabwe
Take a 60 second vacation to Victoria Falls – the world's largest waterfalls and one of the seven natural wonders of the world, located in Southern Africa.
One of the world's most majestic water spectacles, Victoria Falls (also called Mosi-oa-Tunya, or "The Cloud That Thunders) — were reportedly first seen by a European when Scotsman David Livingstone journeyed here in 1855.
Since then thousands have enjoyed the spray from the 108-meter high cascade, which was once recorded flowing at 12,800 cubic meters per second — double that of Niagara's highest flow.
7. Spitzkoppe, Namibia
Namibia's deserts are so fascinating that another attraction deserves mention in this list.
The Spitzkoppe is a grouping of granite peaks in Namibia's Namib Desert, with the highest peak hitting nearly 1,800 meters (about 5,900 feet). This place is heaven for climbers, geologists, stargazers and watchers of weaver birds.
8. Sahara Dunes, Morocco
The most user-friendly part of the Sahara is accessible from the northern edge of Morocco. You can trek with Berbers from the town of Zagoura, or camp out in Tazzarine, where runners from all over the world complete the weeklong Marathon des Sables every spring.
The foot of the Merzouga Dunes is the ultimate location for gazing at stars, totally free of light pollution.
9. Pyramids of Giza, Egypt
The most famous of the structures at Giza, near Cairo, the Pyramid of King Cheops was built around 2650 BC from 2.5 million blocks of limestone. Its sides are oriented exactly to the north, south, east and west.
The Chephren pyramid, built by Cheops' son, is similar in size and incorporates the entrances to a burial chamber that still contains the large granite sarcophagus of King Chephren.
The pyramid of Mycerinus is smaller than both and all three are surrounded by other smaller pyramids and dozens of tombs.
10. Nyika Plateau National Park, Malawi
Nyika, the largest national park in Malawi, is one of the most unusual in Africa, with a plateau cut by numerous rivers that reach Lake Malawi by way of waterfalls off the eastern edge of the mountains.
The eastern border of the plateau forms the wall of the Great Rift Valley. The great domes of hills have gentle slopes, making Nyika perfect for both trekking and mountain biking as well as Jeep exploration.
Antelope and zebra abound, and the park has one of the highest densities of leopard in Central Africa.
11. Makgadikgadi Pans, Botswana
It's said you can hear your own blood flow in this vast area of dried-up salt pans in the Kalahari Desert, a forbidding landscape formed by a huge lake that dried up millennia ago.
But it can transform in an instant during winter, if rains have been good enough to make lush grass sprout, bringing a stampede of wildlife to break the silence, including zebra, wildebeest and flamingos.
12. Draa Valley, Morocco
Between the Atlas Mountains and the dunes of the Sahara lies one of Morocco's most splendid and rewarding landscapes: the Draa, a mass of date plantations punctuated by kasbahs made of rammed red earth rising against the sky.
Zagora, at the southern end, makes a good base with decent hotels and restaurants. Allow five hours to reach the Draa from Marrakech via a spectacular route across the Atlas Mountains — it's best not to self-drive.
13. Sphinx, Egypt
This colossal temple is on the way down to Egypt's Valley Temple of King Chefren. The body of a lion with a human head is 70 meters long and 20 meters high — as tall as a six-story apartment block.
Although the Sphinx has been thought of as female, many scholars believe the face is that of King Chefren.
14. Mount Mulanje, Malawi
At around 3,000 meters (about 9,850 feet), the Mulanje Massif dwarfs the lush land that surrounds it. It's split in two by the Fort Lister Gap, a broad pass eroded by the Phalombe and Sombani rivers.
The mountain is distinguished by giant basins of rock and narrow gullies cut by fast-flowing streams. A strenuous trek leads to magnificent viewpoints.
En route, expect to encounter monkeys, hares, voles and a carpet of enchanting wildflowers after the rain. Large numbers of butterflies are another feature.
15. Riding safari, Kenya
The best way to experience Kenya's zebras? From the back of a horse. Travelers can gallop alongside the stripey beasts in the Masai Mara, covering up to 100 kilometers (62 miles) in a week.
16. Wonders of the Nile, Egypt
A cruise down the Egyptian Nile, ideally on a romantic felucca rather than a crowded tourist boat, reveals relics of one of the world's most ancient civilizations.
The high point is the Valley of the Kings, with its monumental statues, and the magnificent Kom Ombo Temple, north of Aswan on the east bank.
17. Flamingos, Kenya
Lake Nakuru National Park is home to 1 million resident flamingos, providing one of Kenya's most unforgettable sights. This lake has become famous for the greatest bird spectacle in the world, with swathes of vibrant pink filling the alkaline lake and the huge sky.
18. Lower Zambezi, Zambia
Canoeing safaris in the Lower Zambezi offer sightings of hippos, elephants and other animals drinking from the rivers and tributaries around camp.
People who love to fish can also be accommodated at various of the camps and lodges on the banks of the river.
19. Bazaruto Archipelago, Mozambique
The 10-minute helicopter ride across the Bazaruto Archipelago to the Azura Retreats lodge on Benguerra Island is worth it in its own right. The destination is the icing on the cake.
This award-winning boutique hotel set on a remote desert island is set within a Marine National Park, giving the chance to see whales, dolphins and dugong.
20. Nxia Pan National Park, Botswana
The Baines baobabs that sit close to the entrance of Botswana's Nxai Pan National Park take their name from a series of watercolors by Victorian explorer and artist Thomas Baines. Their fruit apparently tastes a little like sherbet.
The Nxai Pan park is great for viewing the vast, salt-rich pans that characterize the Kalahari and is also known for lion, leopard and cheetah and unusually large herds of giraffe.
21. Fish River Canyon, Namibia
Namibia is the travel gift that keeps on giving. Some 500 meters (1,640 feet) deep and more than 160 kilometers (100 miles) long, this great rift is second only to the United States' Grand Canyon in size, and during the dry season is characterized by beautiful turquoise pools of seasonally flowing water stretching into the distance.
22. Rhinos at Solio Reserve, Kenya
Located in the valley between the dramatic slopes of Mount Kenya and the rolling peaks of the Aberdare Mountains, Solio Reserve is home to around 250 black and white rhino and considered the best place to see these increasingly rare species.
23. Nyiragongo Volcano, Virunga National Park, Democratic Republic of Congo
A whopping 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) wide and usually containing a lava lake, Nyiragongo Volcano is one of Africa's most active volcanoes, with an eruption in 2002 displacing half a million people.
24. Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
Mount Kilimanjaro, at 5,895 meters (19,341 feet), is Africa's highest peak — and an item on thousands of bucket lists. It is a "Sky island," creating a varied and dramatic natural habitat.
Rising through lush rainforests and alpine meadows, climbers finally cross a barren lunar landscape to reach the twin summit, often above the clouds.
25. Lake Malawi, Malawi
Lake Malawi, one of the largest lakes in the world, was dubbed "Lake of Stars" by Dr. David Livingstone, who trekked here a century and a half ago.
The lake has more tropical fish than any lake in the world — 1,300 species — and the freshwater diving is great.
The biodiversity has been recognized by UNESCO, which has made Lake Malawi National Park, the world's first freshwater park, a World Heritage Site.


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Willie Aames from 'Eight Is Enough' Revealed His Past Struggles
By Odette Odendaal
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As the child star from "Eight Is Enough" during the late 1970s, Willie Aames became an award-winning writer and actor who accumulated a long list of credits during his career. As he looked back on 40 years in showbiz, Willie felt grateful that he "came out alive."
His acting career started with appearances in shows like "The Wonderful World of Disney," and "Gunsmoke" in the late 1960s before he landed the role of Tommy Bradford in the comedy "Eight Is Enough."
During the same time, Willie also played the lead singer/guitarist in a band called "Willie Aames & Paradise," which eventually landed a recording contract with CBS Custom Label.
Willie then landed his first movie role in "Scavenger Hunt," and with his growing success, the former child star indulged the trappings it offered.
"There are dozens of me, dozens of actors that went through Hollywood and did the sex, drugs and rock n' roll thing. I was fortunate that I came out alive. I've watched a lot of my friends die, everyone from John Belushi, River Phoenix to Chris Farley. It just keeps going on and on. I was so fortunate that I didn't die," Willie later told Showbuzz.
In the years to come, Willie fought alcohol and drug addiction while an investment in a failed television show had him face private bankruptcy in 2008. Willie discovered a sense of faith while he attended Alcoholics Anonymous meetings and became a born-again Christian and an ordained minister.
A five-year hiatus from Hollywood followed, after which Willie returned to film-making and acting but also tackled another project. Together with his wife, Maylo-Upton Aames they wrote a joint biography about their earlier lives.
Willie wanted to share his true self with others and felt "a sense of relief" at telling his story. "I wanted people to try and understand what it was like as a kid to go through Hollywood and what was going on in your head - and in that way, it was somewhat cathartic," Willie told Showbuzz in 2008.
He took charge of his life, and an out-of-the-blue opportunity helped him turn his life around. He became a 6-star cruise director since acting roles had since dried up.
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My Serrapeptase Adventure
Mike Tawse: The Health-Care Survivor
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Allevian: helps support normal joint health function and general comfort, maintaining a sense of healthy energy and vitality.
Alpha Lipoic Acid R: a 'network' antioxidant that provides support for healthy blood sugar levels, peripheral nerves, and liver. In addition to neutralising free radicals, ALA has been studied for its ability to actually to repair oxidative damage, regenerate other antioxidants and chelate excess metals.
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Ancient Minerals Magnesium Gel Plus: combines the healing power of magnesium chloride with biologically active, certified organic aloe vera extract (ACTIValoe) in therapeutic amounts. Due to its gelled composition, this unique formulation lends itself for the ultimate applications that require tissue manipulation such as massage therapy, while still delivering high amounts of magnesium into the tissues.
Ancient Minerals Magnesium Oil Spray: Magnesium Chloride quickly passes through the skin and works immediately to reduce body pain and raise magnesium levels. It increases crucial ATP or cellular energy to assist in transporting the CAUSE of the pain out of the body.
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L-Carnitine CoQ10: L-Carnitine is not an amino acid in the strict sense (it is not used as a neurotransmitter or in protein synthesis), however L-Carnitine bears many resemblances to amino acids and is usually grouped under this heading. L-Carnitine (the "L" refers to its chemical polarity) is used by the body to transport long chain fatty acids to the mitochondria in your cells, where they are burned for energy. Since this fat burning is such a major source of muscular energy, deficiencies in L-Carnitine are manifested as low energy levels and muscular weakness. L-Carnitine deficiencies can also appear as mental confusion or cloudiness, angina (heart pain) and weight gain.
Liver Balance Plus: Today's high-speed lifestyle is very taxing on the liver. Your livers job is analyse and 'attempt' to excrete, of turn to fuel, all substances you meet. It is supposed to routinely perform 1000's of 'life-vital functions' around the clock. Give it some balance and it will reward you a hundred fold.
MacaPro XP Platinum: Maca is a plant that grows only on the high Junin Plateau in Peru and has been highly valued for its unique nutritional value for over 2000 years. Maca is not a drug or a vitamin, it is a food source that is very high in polypeptides (building blocks of proteins), amino acids and fatty acids, together with an impressive array of bioactive compounds, any or all of which may be responsible for its remarkable benefits.
Mallorca Graphics: Created The Health-Care Survivor's logo, in multiple formats, and provides support for my website design, with a high-quality, efficient, and reliable service.
Mastering Acupuncture – Simply a Safer Way: is the comprehensive manual for the HealthPoint micro-current stimulator. The book contains a160 Condition Treatment Manual, and a Quick Start Guide. The book is also suitable for use with Acupressure techniques. Please note that this book is included in the full HealthPoint pack.
Matthew Seed Photography: took my portrait photographs for a number of projects, including books, press releases, and my websites.
MaxiFocus: is a complete nutritional formula for the health of your eyes, brain, and body. In addition to the essential carotenoids Lutein and Zeaxanthin, MaxiFocus contains a full range of essential vitamins and minerals.
MaxiVision: This is a comprehensive, high-potency daily multivitamin, complete with 20mg of elemental Lutein and 1mg of elemental Zeaxanthin per dose. Providing total nutritional support for the eyes and body it promotes overall health, helps maintain the macular area, aids in the prevention of macular degenerative disease and works to stabilize and retard further progression of Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD). It also contains optimal levels of specific vitamins to help prevent chronic diseases.
Moducare: Sterols are fats found in every plant, whether it is a fruit or vegetable. Chemically, sterols are very similar to the animal fat cholesterol. Animals make and use cholesterol, but plants use phytosterols. Sterols are abundant in all plants, but because of the processing of most foods, naturally occurring sterols are leeched from plants. Even if we could eat plant foods rich in sterols, we would have to eat 500-700 grams of fresh fruits and vegetables to derive 100 grams of sterols. This makes supplementing sterols helpful.
MSM Silver Drops: Your eye is like a water balloon. The optical tissue normally allows fluids to flow through the membrane wall, which acts like a filter, supplying nutrition and cleaning out particles, keeping your eye clear so your vision is good. When the membranes become tough like leather, fluids are trapped, and particles start to build up. Our eyes should also be flexible, so the muscles can change the eye's contour and focus. MSM Silver Drops may help to soften tough, leathery tissue, equalize pressure, repair damaged membranes, clear up red spots and broken blood vessels, and help remove floaters.
My Serrapeptase Adventure: is the remarkable story of "The 'Miracle' Enzyme", Serrapeptase, which gave me back my life in January 2006.
Nascent Iodine is consumable iodine in its atomic form rather than its molecular form. An iodine atom has an incomplete number of electrons. It is paramagnetic.
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke – The mission of NINDS is to reduce the burden of neurological disease – a burden borne by every age group, by every segment of society, by people all over the world.
Nattokinase: is a potent fibrinolytic enzyme extracted and highly purified from a traditional Japanese food called Natto. Research has shown Nattokinase to support the body in breaking up and dissolving the unhealthy coagulation of blood and to support fibrinolytic activity and may help to lower blood pressure.
Naturally Healthy News website and magazine: Health Advocate, Author and Broadcaster, Robert Redfern, has been writing about the importance of following a healthy lifestyle for decades and hundreds of thousands of people around the world are following his advice.
Naturally Healthy Publications: Robert Redfern has studied Lifestyle, Nutrition, and Natural Therapies since 1984 and has become an acclaimed expert in the field.
Nature's Living Superfood: is an extremely potent combination of nature's most deeply nourishing, cleansing, building and alkalising 'superfoods'.
Ocular Spray: Ocular-Lutein Formula Spray is a sublingual spray containing Coleus Forskohlii, Lutein, Zeaxanthin, Vitamin B3, and Vitamin E. This is the best product for delivering these specific nutrients to the eye. Studies have shown that these nutrients can help to improve sight and prevent vision loss due to Glaucoma. Coleus Forskohlii stops the inflammation that can cause glaucoma, Lutein, and Zeaxanthin filter light and serve as potent free radical scavengers for the eye. Vitamin B3 (Niacin) improves blood flow and Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant.
Organic Minerals: Imagine the awesome power of the sun harnessed into 70+ organic minerals. The Organic Colloidal Minerals range provides the most complete mineral supplements that can be obtained anywhere. Organic Colloidal Minerals are obtained from plants and are therefore truly organic. A daily one-ounce supplement of "Organic Colloidal Minerals" provides over 1,000 mg of a blend of approximately seventy-seven essential trace minerals.
OxySorb: is a unique natural oxygen-enhancing compound that supports the respiratory system and may improve lung health, by assisting more oxygen to enter the bloodstream with each breath.
Pinhole Massager Glasses: The Pinhole Glasses is a lightweight device you place over your eyes that massages away tension, pain, and soreness in 2 –3 minutes a day. All you have to do is sit back and enjoy the relaxing and therapeutic effects.
PrescriptAssist: A combination of probiotic micro-flora "Soil-Based-Organisms (SBOs)" uniquely combined with a humic/fulvic acid prebiotic that enhances SBO proliferation. Prescript-Assist's micro-flora are Class-1 micro ecological units that are typical of those progressively found resident along the healthy human GI Track. And, with more than 5 years in clinical development and testing*, Prescript-Assist remains one of the most effective probiotic supplements for restoring levels of gastrointestinal micro-flora compromised from antibiotics, medication, poor diet, stress, and digestive abnormalities.
Probiotic14: is a superior blend of 14 viable strains of friendly bacteria, containing 9 billion colony-forming units in 2 capsules at time of manufacture. Complete with FOS to nourish the friendly bacteria, and maintains the health of your whole digestive tract.
Protease Enzyme Therapy: Protease is responsible for digesting proteins in your food, which is probably one of the most difficult substances to metabolize. Because of this, protease is considered one of the most important enzymes that we have. If the digestive process is incomplete, undigested protein can wind up in your circulatory system, as well as in other parts of your body. When you take protease in higher quantities, it can help to clean up your body by removing the unwanted protein from your circulatory system. This will help to clean up your blood stream, and restore your energy and balance.
Really Healthy Foods: featuring recipes, articles, and videos about the crucial role of nutrition in achieving and maintaining a natural approach to good health.
ReFocus: Vinpocetine has been used in clinical practice for over 20 years in Hungary and other countries for the treatment of cerebrovascular disorders and related symptoms.
Relaxwell: Relaxwell is a special formula created from tried and true quality ingredients known to support more restful and healthy sleep patterns with a combination of B-Vitamins to act as powerful aids against high stress and unwieldy cortisol levels.
Releev: The topical application of ViMDX-Releev is excellent for relieving the symptoms of cold sores and fever blisters usually within 24 hours.
Rio Rosa Mosqueta: a special Rose Hip therapeutic Oil from Chile and is particularly rich in essential fatty acids (EFA), which are known to be necessary constituents of cell membranes, in the synthesis of the hormone, like prostaglandins and in skin welfare.
Rosavin: There are over 200 species of Rhodiola, however Siberian Rhodiola rosea (Rosavin) offers several unique properties, which are distinctive to it alone and proven helpful in the treatment of depression and weight management, including its unique adipose lipase activation. According to researchers, only true Siberian Rhodiola rosea contains the phytonutrients rosavin, rosin, rosarin, and salidroside, while its counterparts contain only salidroside.
Saying Goodbye is the primary division of the Mariposa Trust, a UK based charity that provides support to anyone who has suffered the loss of a baby at any stage of pregnancy, at birth or in infancy.
Serranol: is a new combined formulation of Serrapeptase, Curcumin, Ecklonia Cava, and vitamin D3.
Serrapeptase (Serra Enzyme) has wide clinical use spanning over twenty-five years throughout Europe and Asia as a viable alternative to salicylates, ibuprofen and the more potent NSAIDs. Unlike these drugs, Serra Enzyme is a naturally occurring, physiologic agent with no inhibitory effects on prostaglandins and is devoid of gastrointestinal side effects.
Serrapeptase Information: (by Robert Redfern) SerraPlus+ (Serrapeptase) can safely remove inflammation and dead tissue that causes pain, blocked arteries, varicose veins, lung problems and other common symptoms. Serrapeptase Newsletters by Robert Redfern.
Serrapeptase References: Mike Tawse: The Health-Care Survivor, provides a comprehensive, and growing, source of scientific references for The 'Miracle' Enzyme, Serrapeptase.
SerraPet (a formulation of Serrapeptase), may help to promote your pet's inflammatory system health, and may contribute toward lung, joint, tendon, cartilage and connective tissue support. With SerraPet, your pet can enjoy a healthier nutritional regime, which may help to support: A Healthy Respiratory System; Normal Joint Function; Healthy Cartilage And Connective Tissue, and A Good Immune System.
SerraPlus: is a Serrapeptase formula. It contains 80,000 IU of Serrapeptase combined with 73 trace minerals and MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane).
Sleep Well: a synergistic blend of nature's own sleep formula with 5-HTP and melatonin. It is especially effective for those experiencing insomnia resulting from anxiety, jet lag, time zone change, melatonin deficiency, and other sleep disorders.
Starlight Children's Foundation Canada has been brightening the lives of seriously ill children and their families by bringing them joy, laughter and relief, for over 25 years.
Super Ozonated Olive Oil: With the increase of antibiotic resistant super bugs such as MRSA, Ozonated Olive Oil provides a clear alternative solution to many of today's skin problems. Yet, Ozonated Olive Oil is not new by any account. In 1896, Nikola Tessla patented his ozone generator. In 1900, he had formed his ozone company and sold ozonated olive oil to naturopaths.
StylishWp: Provides professional WordPress themes, including the one for this site, and plug-ins. Their themes are responsive, beautiful, and simple to use. They also provide good after-sale service, via e-mail.
Suzy Cohen: Pharmacist and holistic health author, has published many excellent articles. She is also the author of Drug Muggers and The 24-Hour Pharmacist and several other books.
Taurine Spray: Taurine is an amino acid from protein, found in high levels in the retina, and is thought to protect against both ultraviolet light and toxic substances.
The 'Miracle' Enzyme Is Serrapeptase – The 2nd Gift from Silkworms: (by Robert Redfern) a remarkable book about a remarkable enzyme. Read in detail, the fascinating studies, uses, and practitioner's reports about Serrapeptase.
The Alliance For Natural Health: is an internationally active non-governmental organisation promoting natural and sustainable approaches to healthcare worldwide.
The Cisca Saltpipe, invented in Hungary, contains two ceramic filters containing selected Halite salt crystals formed in Hungarian caves around 20 million years ago. Its unique ergonomic design makes it both comfortable and convenient to use.
The Gerson Institute: Over the past 60 years, thousands of people have used the Gerson Therapy to recover from so-called "incurable" diseases.
The Great Escape is a quaint Spa located 5 minutes away from the beautiful Lake Michigan Beaches. It is located in a woodsy setting just a little off the beaten path from the hustle & bustle of the City. The Great Escape is managed, and inspired, by Anastasia Snyder, who as well as being blessed with empathy, and her therapeutic skills, is an inspirational contributor to Thought For The Day.
The Gifty Foundation: Sickle Cell is one of the world's most common inherited disorders, which affects a disproportionally large number of people in Africa. It receives an unfairly small amount of attention and funding. Our goal is to help young people in Ghana learn more about Sickle Cell, how it affects them, and to make informed reproductive choices.
The Heads Together campaign: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry are spearheading the Heads Together campaign to end stigma around mental health. Heads Together aims to change the national conversation on mental health and well-being, and is a partnership with inspiring charities with decades of experience in tackling stigma, raising awareness, and providing vital help for people with mental health challenges.
The Health-Care Survivor: Introducing Mike Tawse, the natural health advocate, researcher, author and broadcaster.
The Health-Care Survivor's Books: Introducing books written by Mike Tawse The Health-Care Survivor, including The Health-Care Survivor's Story and The Disability Maze Books.
The Health-Care Survivor's Library: Essential information supporting the right to choose real, natural medicine and health care.
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The Institute for Responsible Technology: is a world leader in educating policy makers and the public about genetically modified (GM) foods and crops.
The Institute of Optometry: is unique in being an independent self-financing charity, dedicated to the promotion of clinical excellence, research, and postgraduate education in optometry.
The Krill Miracle The unique combination of antioxidants, and other potent ingredients in 100% natural Neptune-source Antarctic Pure Krill Oil.
The Living Clay Company: The highest quality Calcium Bentonite Clay.
The Power Hour: (USA, international short-wave radio and internet radio) The radio show, which originally carried my interviews with Joyce Riley.
Thought For The Day, from Natural Health Advocate, Researcher, Author, Broadcaster, Mike Tawse: The Health-Care Survivor.
Transdermal Magnesium Therapy by Dr Mark Sircus.
Turning a Blind Eye 10 Steps to Your Natural Eye Health: is a book by Robert Redfern, now released in Britain for the first time, explains in detail how practitioners have had good results treating these and other eye diseases for the past six years. Includes a FREE audio talking book, for those who have difficulty reading and who want to overcome this serious epidemic.
Uplift Yoga: Hatha Flow classes are designed to support and uplift. Enabling you to release stress and tension, whilst developing strength and flexibility. Classes combine elements of mindfulness meditation with yoga sequences that are accessible yet encourage you to progress. We will work together to help you move further in your practice. These classes are provided by a treasured friend of mine.
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Richard Hiltner has been a Medical Doctor for 48 years specializing in Family Medicine, 42 years in Homeopathic Medicine and 30 years in Traditional Chinese Medicine including Acupuncture. He has been Board Certified in Homeopathic Medicine since 1978 and graduated from the Santa Barbara College of Oriental Medicine in 1988. He had been the President of the California Homeopathic Medical Society [CHMS] for 17 years as well as Editor of its past Journal/Newsletter. He is presently on the Board of Directors of the CHMS. He was the National Vice-President for the United States to the International League [LIGA] of Homeopathic Medical Doctors [LMHI] for 13 years. He was the LIGA Congress President in 2010 when it was in Redondo Beach, CA. He has been the Secretary and Editor of the LMHI NEWS/LIGA LETTER since 2013. He has also received a Diploma from the International Institute of Iridology in 2002. His practice has been in Ojai, Ca for the last 44 years.


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Aussie Gateways Pty Ltd began operations in 2001.
received Federal Government Funding in 2001.
Prior to this date Aussie Gateways personnel worked for many years (commencing in 1989) on a number of programs aimed at improving lifestyle and achievement outcomes for Indigenous Australians.
In the past, Aussie Gateways personnel have worked on a contract basis for NSW Health, Australian Local Government Association, NSW Dept of Education, Employment, Training & Youth Affairs and the Commonwealth Dept of Education and Training.
1n 1991, a state-wide Media Campaign 'We're Looking Good' was developed for Grace Close-Kelly from the Aboriginal Health Promotions Unit, NSW Department of Health. The campaign commenced with a Ministerial Launch at the State Library, Macquarie Street, Sydney. The promotional video and health kits were produced to increase public awareness of the poor health status of Indigenous Australians and to provide strategies aimed at improving the long-term health prospects for Indigenous people.
In 1992, the 'Let's Get Together' song and video clip was produced to highlight the need for Aboriginals and non-Aboriginals to work together. It promotes the theme of all Australians sharing their skills in a positive and harmonious way, for the good of the nation.
In 1994, the 'Let's Get Together' concept was adapted by Pat Dixon from Australian Local Government Association and re-named "Walking, Talking, Working Together." Aussie Gateways personnel provided additional resource material and assisted workshop facilitators from KPMG throughout Queensland.
In 1995, the promotional song and video clip 'Let's Get Together' was presented at the National Reconciliation Conference held in Adelaide S.A., for The Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation.
Continuing the theme of working together, Aussie Gateways personnel worked with Dianne Roberts (Principal Minimbah School, Armidale) to set up in 1997, 2002 and 2004 Educational Pathway Conferences for Indigenous students.
click here to access the Look, Listen & Learn Pathway Program.
Aussie Gateways received a Federal Government grant in 2001 from Dept of Industry, Tourism and Resources to set up on-line tourism promotions and media resources to promote the Northern Rivers region of NSW as a tourism destination. This was set up as a cooperative marketing campaign involving television, radio, print media and internet promotions; all produced by Aussie Gateways.
More recently Aussie Gateways worked under contract to organize and manage the 2010 Indigenous Jobs Market held in Mt Druitt, Sydney, NSW. This project was funded by DEEWR.
In 2012 Aussie Gateways was appointed to the Indigenous Employment Panel 2012 – 2015. The IEP was set up by the Australian Government – Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relation (DEEWR).
To date, Aussie Gateways personnel continue to work with individuals and organisations to support initiatives that allow all young Australians to establish a career pathway that will lead to a fulfilling life.
HPP Advertising Agency (managed by Aussie Gateways personnel) has gained numerous awards for its work in tourism marketing and promotional campaigns.
Category Finalist 30 sec television commercial promoting regional areas of Australia.


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Priorities 2017 – 2020
Northumberland Education / First / Q&A Videos to Help School Staff
Q&A Videos to Help School Staff
First, High, Middle, Primary, Secondary, Special
Four themed videos for schools, recorded by Dr Simon Howard, Consultant in Health Protection have been produced. The videos answer the frequently asked questions that school leaders across the north east helped to collate. Please highlight to staff that they are intended for use by school staff only and request that they are not shared outside of the school environment. The videos are available here.


New With Box. Baptised Little Girl Standing In The Grass Next To Water Wearing Her White Gown And A Gold Cross On A Chain Around Her Neck. Yearly production marks provide a guide to determining the age of a particular figurine. Artist Samuel J. Butcher unveiled the first Precious Moments figurines in 1978.


Central Missouri upsets No. 15 Emporia State on a last-second fumble recovery in the end zone.
EMPORIA, Kan. — Central Missouri Mules Football (3-1) got off to a slow start on the road, but a 30-10 run in the second half and a last second fumble recovery to score gave them a 37-31 win over the 15th-ranked Emporia State Hornets (2-2) on Saturday afternoon at Welch Stadium.
• Emporia State scored on its opening possession of the game on a five yard rush. The lead did not last long as the Mules tied it up on a 49 yard scamper by Devante Turner. The Hornets retook the lead in the same quarter on 20 yard touchdown pass to make it 14-7 lead.
• The Hornets pushed their lead to to 21-7 on the only score in the second quarter with 14 yard touchdown pass.
• Despite trailing nearly the entire game, the Mules never quit. A one yard run by Jaylen Zachery on the Mules opening drive of the second half, cut the Hornet lead to seven, 21-14. Emporia State added a 25 yard field goal to put the lead back to 10, 24-14. The Mules added one more touchdown in the third on a 36 yard touchdown pass from Brook Bolles to Tyler Nugent, making it a 24-21 deficit going into the final quarter of play.
• The Hornets opened up the fourth quarter with a seven touchdown run, but the Mules added the final three scores to secure the win. Alex Langer nailed 23 yard field goal to cut the Hornet lead to 31-24 and Bolles tied it up at 31-all with 12 seconds to play.
• The final play came on a fumble recovery by Kolesen Crane at the ESU 35 yard line and took it to the five yard line before he fumbled it and Austin Miller picked it up in the end zone for the win, 37-31.
• It seemed that the game was set for an overtime battle between the teams after the Mules tied it 31-31 with 12 second left in the game. Despite never leading the game against the Hornets, it was truly over when the Mules forced the fumble on a backwards pass by the Hornets. In a sequence of fumbles, the Mules recovery of the ball in the endzone as the clock expired was the dagger to give them the win.
• Turner had 96 rushing yards on 10 carries to lead the Mules ground game.
• Zachery led the Mules receiving corps with 153 yards on eight catches. He also had 15 rush yard on two carries and one touchdown.
• On the defensive side, Monteze Latimore finished the game with seven tackles, all solo, to lead UCM. Franklin Huntand Codie Bell both added six tackles apiece while Miller had five tackles and the gamewinning fumble recovery for the touchdown. This is Miller's second straight game with a defensive touchdown.
• Quarterback Braxton Marstall went 28-of-49 for 344 yards and two touchdowns for Emporia State. Marstall also picked up 29 rushing yards on four carries.
• Running back Landon Nault led the ground game finishing with a game-high 135 rushing yards and two touchdowns on 25 touches.
• In the air, Justin Browns had a game-high 157 receiving yards on 14 catches and had one touchdown.
• Defensively, Gabe Cleveland had a game-high 13 tackles for Emporia State.
• With the win, the Mules end a two game skid against the Hornets and push the series lead to 40-19-4 all-time.
• With his numbers on Friday, Zachery is now second all-time in Mules history in receptions with 142 career catches and is also second in career receiving yards with 2,235. He needs just four receptions and 119 receiving yards to become the Mules all-time leader in both categories.
• Receiver Kyle Echols also entered the top 10 in program history in receiving yards. His five catches for 40 yards bumps his career receiving yards to 1,632 which is good for 10th most in program history.
• The Mules win over Emporia State is their first against the Hornets since 2014 and is their first win over a ranked opponent since defeating No. 22 Central Oklahoma back in 2014.
The Mules will host defending National Champion Northwest Missouri State Saturday, Sept. 30, at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. for the Fall Classic. Kickoff is set for 4 p.m.


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Luciano Castillo - Our People - Purdue Engineering
Luciano Castillo
Kenninger Professor of Renewable Energy and Power Systems in Mechanical Engineering
lcastillo@purdue.edu
Modeling, Experiments and Simulations of turbulent boundary layers: role of initial conditions and bio-inspired micro-surfaces on evolution of velocity/thermal fields.
Importance of turbulence and complex topography on wind energy.
Integration of renewable with water and thermal storage.
Translational research focus on renewable energy & society
Wall interaction (e.g., bio-inspired micro surfaces) in respiratory flows
Big data in turbulence, renewable energy and biomedical engineering.
Energy and social equality
Research, Mentoring, and Education
The US-Mexico Energy Corridor
Dean's Faculty Fellow for Hispanic/Latino Engagement, (2019)
Fellow, American Physical Society, (2019).
Fellow, American Society of Mechanical Engineering, (2013).
Discovery Park Big Idea Challenge 2.0 Finalist, The Energy Corridor Along the US/Mexico Border: Changing the Conversation. Purdue University, IN (2019).
IEEE Best Paper Award, (2016).
ASME McDonald Award, (2016).
Journal of Renewable Energy Best Paper Award, (2015).
Rensselaer Trustee Faculty Award, (2005, 2008).
NASA Summer Faculty Fellowship, (2001, 2002).
ASME: Robert T. Knapp Award, Best Paper Award, (2002).
Martin Luther King Jr. Faculty Award, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (2002).
1. Gutierrez, W., Ruiz-Columbie, A., Tutkun, M. & Castillo, L., The Structural Response of a Wind Turbine under Operating Conditions with a Low-Level Jet. Renewable Sustainable Energy Reviews, Volume 108, July 2019, Pages 380-391, (2019). Review Article.
2. Bocanegra Evans, H., Hamed, A.M., Gorumlu, S., Doosttalab, A., Aksak, B., Chamorro, L.P. and Castillo, L., Large-scale Flow Modulation by a Micro-scale Surface Coating in a Turbulent Flow. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas. 1715567115, Volume 115, Number 6, Proceedings of the National Academy of Science (PNAS), (2018).
3. Castillo, L., Gutierrez, W. and Gore, J., Renewable Energy Saves Water and Creates Jobs Scientific American, August 7, (2018).
4. Castillo, L. and Gutierrez, W., Non-renewable Energy's other Environmental Problem: Water Waste. Axios, December 21, (2018).
5. Montoya Segnini, J., Bocanegra Evans, H., Castillo, L., Flow Recirculationin Cartilaginous Ring Cavities of Human Trachea Model. (2018). Journal of Aerosol Medicine and Pulmonary Drug Delivery, 31(6), 331-338.
6. Chowdhury, S., Zhang, J., Messac, A. and Castillo, L., Unrestricted Wind Farm Layout Optimization (UWFLO): Investigating Key Factors Influencing the Maximum Power Generation, Renewable Energy, vol. 38, pp. 16-30, (2012). Best Paper Award.
7. Bocanegra, H., Gorumlu, S., Aksak, B., Sheng, S. and Castillo, L., Holographic Mi-croscopy and Microfluidics Platform for Measuring Wall Stress and 3D Flow Over Surfaces Textured by Micro-pillars. Scientific Reports- Nature, 6, Article number: 28753 (2016).
8. Castillo, L., Wang, X. and George, W. K.,Separation Criterion for Turbulent Boundary Layers Via Similarity Analysis. Journal of Fluids Engineering, 126, Issue 3, pp. 197-204, (2004). Robert T. Knapp Best Paper Award.
9. Experimental Study of the Horizontally Averaged Flow Structure in a Model Wind-turbine Array Boundary Layer. Cal, R.B., Lebron, J., Castillo, L., Kang. H.S. and Meneveau, C., Journal of Sustainability and Sustainable Energy, 2, 013106, (2010). One of the most cited articles in the journal.
10. Doosttalab, A., Araya, G., Newman, J., Adrian, R. and Castillo, L. Effect of Small Roughness Elements on Thermal Statistics of Turbulent Boundary Layer at Moderate Reynolds Number. Journal of Fluid Mechanics, vol. 787, pp. 84115. (2015).
11. Araya, G., Castillo, L. and Hussain, F., The Log Behaviour of the Reynolds Shear Stress in Accelerating Turbulent Boundary Layers. Journal of Fluid Mechanics, vol. 775, pp. 189-200, (2015).