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Ivan Doig’s new novel graces AB4T as the starred review of the week. Recently, I wrote about the number of western novels with teen appeal, and mentioned Doig’s The Whistling Season, a 2007 Alex Award winner. The Bartender’s Tale returns to the rural setting of that novel — Two Medicine Country, Montana — where once again an adult narrator tells the story of a formative time in his youth. This time the narrator looks back to 1960 rather than 1910.
Doig’s website includes a synopsis, discussion questions and background notes on the novel. In the latter he writes about the bars (and bartenders) he experienced as a child while tagging along as his father hired work crews from among the men who frequented them.
Adult/High School–Rusty and his single father, Tom, “the best bartender who ever lived,” have a relationship built on unconditional acceptance and trust. They exist together in companionable contentment until “that year of everything, 1960,” when Rusty turns 12. Tom works long hours at his Montana bar, and Rusty’s solitary existence is forever changed when Zoe, the daughter of the new café owners, arrives in town. Rusty and Zoe form an instant friendship that is profoundly rich, deep, and funny. The diverse cast of characters who make up the regulars at Tom’s bar are secretly observed from an upstairs vent by Rusty and Zoe with much interest and commentary. Not only does Zoe come into Rusty’s life that summer, but so does Delano, who is working on the Missing Voices Oral History Project of the Library of Congress, and Proxy, an unsavory “friend” of Tom’s from the old days, along with Proxy’s daughter, Francine, whom Proxy claims is Tom’s daughter. When Proxy insists that Francine move in and help Tom run the bar, Rusty and Tom’s lives are turned upside down. The captivating prose is almost poetic at times and Doig is an expert at transporting readers to a distinct time and place. His characters are vividly drawn and memorable. Though there are no teens among them, and there are some references that will be unfamiliar to teens, there is much to love here. Doig’s writing, compassion, and humor make this book impossible to forget.–Jane Ritter, Mill Valley School District, CA

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So far in 2015, at least 800,000 people have applied for asylum in Europe, with hundreds of thousands more arriving outside formal procedures. There is growing concern that Europe cannot cope: unemployment is already high, waiting lists for social services are already long, our roads are already crowded and houses already full. It is widely held that Europe is currently in the midst of a refugee crisis.
Crisis? What crisis?
Certainly the sheer number of people arriving in Europe this year should not be underestimated – by the end of 2015 the number of asylum seekers alone may be double those who arrived in 2014. But perspective is required. Europe received around a million asylum seekers and refugees from the Balkans during the mid-1990s, and on the whole they were integrated successfully. There are far more refugees outside Europe – around 20 million worldwide; and between them Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey currently host almost 4 million Syrian refugees. Compared with the population size of Europe (over 500 million), a million newcomers need not represent a crisis.
Where are they coming from?
While attention is mainly on refugees fleeing Syria – and they are the largest number of refugees currently arriving in Europe – they are by no means alone. Significant numbers are also arriving from Afghanistan, Eritrea, Iraq, Kosovo, Nigeria and Somalia. Herein lies part of the real crisis: while most people arriving from Syria are fleeing persecution and conflict; many of those from other countries are leaving poverty and looking for jobs. The former are refugees and the latter are not, and each is entitled to different protections and rights. Its mixed nature makes the current influx a particular policy challenge.
Where are they going?
These asylum seekers and migrants are not evenly distributed across Europe. Two sets of countries might legitimately describe the current situation as a crisis: those receiving very large numbers, and those least equipped to cope. The largest number of Syrians has arrived in Germany, which is however also Europe’s most populous state. One in seven is in Sweden, where the national population accounts for only one in 50 of the European Union’s citizens. Significant numbers have also arrived in Greece, which is already facing unemployment and fiscal challenges of crisis proportions, although most plan to move onwards. Neither are Eastern European countries such as the Czech Republic, Poland and Slovakia currently ready or willing to deal with the influx.
What is being done?
Europe’s governments have responded differently. Some, most notably Germany, plan to resettle millions of refugees in the coming years; others, like the United Kingdom, plan to resettle a few tens of thousands. Others, like Sweden, have no significant resettlement plans but are fulfilling their commitments to provide asylum; others, like Hungary, are building walls. As a region, the EU has so far failed to reach consensus, and a particular sticking point has been a formula for distributing asylum seekers between them. Europe’s citizens have helped fill the void by providing personal assistance to asylum seekers. The private sector is also increasingly engaged, for example through direct contributions to humanitarian agencies, providing social media connectivity for refugees and their supporters, and in some cases providing training, apprenticeships and jobs.
Where do we go from here?
The numbers of people arriving are unlikely to recede soon – there are already forecasts for another 3 million asylum seekers and migrants in Europe next year. Unless a way is found to distribute these arrivals more equitably, hospitality even in countries like Germany and Sweden is likely to wear thin. Equally, citizens’ general sense of good will towards the refugees may decline as the real challenges of integration set in; and the private sector’s engagement is unlikely to sustain.
Immediate action is needed in three areas. First, we need to look upstream, and try to address the conditions that are driving people from their homes, and provide better protection and assistance in the countries where they initially arrive. Second, we need to look downstream, and focus on integrating those who have already arrived, in particular with a focus on education. Third, we should see beyond the immediate humanitarian crisis, and realize the opportunity to fill Europe’s labour market gaps, and begin to plug its demographic deficits.
Author: Khalid Koser is Executive Director of the Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund and a member of the Global Agenda Council on Migration.
Image: A Syrian refugee waits behind border fences to cross into Turkey in Sanliurfa province, June 15, 2015. REUTERS/Umit Bektas
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MTN Group has stated that it will invest $1 Billion in Ghana over the next five years. The announcement was made after the Ghanaian government exempted its Ghanaian unit from tax claims worth about $773 million.
MTN CEO Ralph Mupita said the company was committed to investing in Ghana despite short-term headwinds.
“To be sure, macro-economic conditions are very challenging in the near term. That said, we are focused on the medium and long term and we are seeing growth,” he said in a statement.
Recently, the Ghana Revenue Service charged the mobile operator with a $773 tax bill. The GRA later exempted the company’s bill for back taxes earlier this month.
The tax claim was initially issued after the revenue authority audited the company for the years 2014 to 2018 and inferred that it under-declared its revenue by about 30% during the period.
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Rider basketball game ends with ghost handshakes and real suspension
The game on Tuesday night between the Rider Broncs and their Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference rival Siena Saints looked to be like any other conference battle before an ending that drew national attention and disciplinary action.
With just over two minutes to go, Norville Carey was called for a foul under the basket which led to words being exchanged as well as physical contact between players on both teams. Eventually, order was restored with Siena's Marquis Wright and Rider's Anthony Durham being ejected from the remainder of the contest. Technical fouls were also assessed to both teams and the game ended with Siena winning 78-68.
After the game, Rider Coach Kevin Baggett pulled his team from the court before the traditional handshake. On the other bench, Saint's Coach Jimmy Pastos could be seen pretending to shake hands with Baggett and the no-longer-there Bronc squad.
On Wednesday, MAAC Commissioner Richard Ensor announced that Durham and Wright had both been suspended for one game. The coaches were also reprimanded by the conference and were required to sign the MAAC Sportsmanship Statement.
Rider Athletic Director Don Harnum said in a statement, "Rider supports the decision of the league office. We will continue to work with our student-athletes and coaches to foster the highest levels of sportsmanship."
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Pac-10 Track Championships Underway in Tempe
May 21, 1999
TEMPE, Ariz. - Both the meteorologists and pundits were right, Tempe's warm, dry conditions certainly slowed distance times at the Pacific-10 Championships, but not enough to stop a pair of Duck distance runners and pole vaulter from individual titles. Meanwhile, in the team races, the Duck men and women got out to first- and eight-place starts with scores of 43 and 17 points, respectively.
On the individual side, senior Marie Davis posted the opening win of the UO trio, capturing her first conference win in the 3,000 after a runner-up finish as a junior, fifth as a sophomore and sixth as a freshman.
"It was a great way to close my Pac-10 career," Davis said. "This is the strongest shape I've every been at this point of the year, and I've continued to improve as the season winds down."
Although first at the line, the Portland native spent little time out front during the race, abiding by a patient, tactical plan. Instead, runners from the warmer climates, such as Stanford and Arizona toot the field through a modest opening mile of 5:08.
Davis stayed in fifth place until barely more than a lap left, when the bell's clang quickly urged her to the lead. Stanford's Julia Stamps quickly retook the with 350 meters remaining and kept the lead until midway down the backstretch. Davis rallied with the deciding charge, reassuming the lead with 200 meters left and building up a 15-meter cushion at the finish line. Soon after, sophomore teammate Annie Ebiner added her first Pac-10 points in eighth place (10:13.72)
"It was tough to sit back there and go slower because you have to adjust your stride accordingly and it feels different," Davis said. "But one of my goals was to try and get in that position in the middle of a pack so I could get used to how it will feel at NCAA's, and helping me run a smarter race. I even really didn't want to take the lead going into the final lap, but the pace was lagging, and I picked it up slightly."
Davis' win also made up for a disappointing finish at the conference finale in 1998, when she led much of the way in a steamy 3,000 at Palo Alto, before Stanford's Moral Chokshi, the eventual NCAA champion, unleashed a brutal final lap-long kick for the win.
On the men's side, the 3,000 distance also proved a perfect fit for another Duck senior, as Micah Davis cruised to a comfortable win in the steeplechase for his second win in the event.
"I'm really happy to win two titles in the event," Davis said, "but also, I needed another race to give me confidence heading into other championships races There's a little more pressure on this because everybody wants to know if you have it or not to defend your title."
Davis led nearly the entire race, although he had company from Arizona's Jeremy Lyon for the first five laps, before Davis added 10-15 meters on the Wildcat junior each of the remaining laps. Senior teammate Rob Aubrey pushed Lyon (9:07.10) to the tape before taking third (9:09.14), while fellow senior Konrad Knutsen finished 11th (9:33.32)
"I started to pick it up a little at the end and I started to feel better," Davis said. "I had a little cotton-mouth early and wasn't feeling as fluid hurdling-wise as I would have like, until I got into the race a ways."
Davis' effort followed a breakthrough run at Portland the week before at the Oregon adidas Classic, where he ran his first NCAA automatic effort the year (sixth, 8:38.15). Now the Spokane, Wash., native can look ahead to his third trip to the NCAA Championships after finishing fourth in 1998 and 13th in the qualifying round in 1997.
Senior Piotr Buciarski proved equally on pace at the conference championships, winning his second pole vault title over Stanford's Toby Stevenson and finishing fourth in the long jump.
Buciarski's success at less than ideal conditions again proved to be the difference as the oft-changing, daresay swirling, winds kept vaulters guessing all afternoon. Buciarski was one of three vultures tied as the top seed coming in at 18-2 /2 with Stevenson, the NCAA outdoor champion in '98, and Arizona's Jeff Dutoit. However, Stevenson missed several attempts at his lower attempts before finishing second on misses (17-11 1/2), while Dutoit finished sixth Friday at 16-11 1/2.
On the long jump runway, Buciarski utilized only four of his jumps but still repeated his fourth-place finish from last season, finishing with a best leap of 24-8 1/4 -- also his best wind- legal jump of the year after leaping 24-9 1/4 at Washington State to open April.
Also in the field events, senior Chris Thomas followed Buciarski's lead, and notched an NCAA provisional mark in the javelin with his fifth-place finish of 221-0. Thomas's mark, a nearly five-foot personal best, was barely three feet out of third place in an elite field featuring five previous NCAA qualifiers. Sophomore teammate Ryan Keith also made the finals, finishing ninth (209-8), while senior Shawn Rasmor closed his career with a 12th-place finish (192-4).
Other finishers from Friday's finals included freshman John Bello in the shot put (10th, 49- 4 1/2); and freshman Tim Overfield in the 400 hurdles (seventh in heat , 54.15)
Looking ahead to Saturday's finals, first-day qualifiers included junior Howard Moore in the 400 (fourth in heat, 47.02); juniors Steve Fein (third in heat, 3:51.76) and Todd Humcke in the 1,500 (third in heat, 3:53.52); senior Will Driessen in the 400 hurdles (second in heat, 52.29); freshman Ross Krempley in the 800 (fourth in heat, 1:53.38).
Joining Marie Davis in the women's scoring column other top-eight finishers included a surprise trio of scoring in the javelin which featured three scorers, and all with season bests. Sophomore Sara Dinsmore finished fourth (146-5) after entering the meet seeded 11th coming into Friday, while senior Tasha Cooper and junior Jennifer Cutburth scored their first conference- meet points with sixth- and seventh-place finishes with throws of 144-0 and 138-1, respectively.
Other finishers in Friday's finals included Liz Howell in the 10,000 (10th, 37:57.67); seniors Michele Dick (ninth, 45-10 1/2) and Heidi Fisk (10th, 44-0 3/4) in the shot put; Hilary Holly in the long jump (seventh, 19-0 1/4); senior Heidi Fisk in the hammer (seventh, 174-9);
Other finishers from Friday's finals included senior Robyn Sutherland in the 800 (fifth in heat, 2:11.46); Aisha Wallace in the 400 (fifth in heat, 56.70); senior Stacy Robson in the long jump (13th, 18-1 1/4); junior Tarn Tarver in the 100 (ninth in heat, 12.41); senior Michele Dick (16th, 154-10) and junior Heather Hill (17th, 152-10) and in the hammer.
The rest of Friday's action was also reserved for qualifying rounds, featuring advancing efforts by senior Kaarin Knudson, winner of the second heat of the 800 (2:11.26); senior Tish Henes in the 400 hurdles (fourth in heat, 59.98); junior Katie Crabb in the 1,500 (fourth in heat, 4:39.22)


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In this video I’ll teach you how to play Slow Burn by Kacey Musgraves on the acoustic guitar. This is the opening track from Kacey Musgraves 2018 album “Golden Hour”. It uses the same 4 chords for most of the song… I’ll show you play to play them and also break down the strumming pattern.
Lyrics with chords
See page 1 of my sheet music for the lyrics and chords.
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The easiest way to play the chords is as follows (left). However, the two best things you can do to spice up the song is use the Asus2 (in place of a regular A) and this Dsus2, both shown on the right.
E –––0––––0––––3––––0––––0––– E –––––0–––––––0––––– B –––2––––0––––0––––3––––1––– B –––––0–––––––3––––– G –––2––––0––––0––––2––––0––– G –––––2–––––––0––––– D –––2––––2––––0––––0––––2––– D –––––2–––––––4––––– A –––0––––2––––2–––––––––3––– A –––––0–––––––5––––– E ––––––––0––––3––––––––––––– E ––––––––––––––––––– A Em G Dsus2 C Asus2 Dsus2
With the exception of the bridge, the entire song uses this progression. Sometimes, she’ll swap out the E minor and play a C instead, such as this. Watch live videos of her playing for reference.
See my sheet music for the chord progression diagrams.
To keep it very easy, start with all down strums. If you can add, an accent to the “3” count. And from there, you could add an up-strum on the “+” count following the 4. Finally: if you wish, add alternating up-strums between each down strum. Keep the accent on the 3! For an “advanced” strumming pattern, I’ve also included a 2-measure pattern.
See my sheet music for the strumming pattern diagram.
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February 28, 2020 - Issue: Vol. 166, No. 40 — Daily Edition116th Congress (2019 - 2020) - 2nd Session
HONORING KATHERINE JOHNSON; Congressional Record Vol. 166, No. 40
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[Extensions of Remarks] [Page E235] From the Congressional Record Online through the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov] HONORING KATHERINE JOHNSON _____ HON. KENDRA S. HORN of oklahoma in the house of representatives Friday, February 28, 2020 Ms. KENDRA S. HORN of Oklahoma. Madam Speaker, today I rise to honor the legacy of Mrs. Katherine Johnson, a beloved American hero who passed away on February 24, 2020, at 101 years old. Mrs. Johnson was an African American pioneer in aeronautical mathematics and was one of the original ``Hidden Figures'' behind NASA's work. Her mathematical work was critical to our nation's first moon landing and it is with great sadness that we mourn the loss of this extraordinary woman. We must never forget Mrs. Johnson's extraordinary accomplishments, and, we must ensure that her legacy will continue to live on and inspire generations of scientists, mathematicians, and engineers. Born in 1918 in West Virginia during the era of Jim Crow, Katherine Johnson faced many challenges during her lifetime. In the face of adversity, Katherine became one of only three African American students to attend West Virginia's graduate schools. After graduating from West Virginia State College, she planned to dedicate her career to teaching at a public school in Virginia. As we now know, life took this woman in a very different direction. In 1953, Mrs. Johnson accepted a job as a ``computer'' at the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA), where she checked her superior's math to ensure accuracy for NACA, which would later become NASA. After only two weeks of work, she became a permanent mathematician for NASA and spent the next four years of her life analyzing flight tests. In 1958, Mrs. Johnson went on to work on trajectory analysis for America's first human spaceflight, Freedom 7 Mission. Just two years later, she accomplished what no woman had--she coauthored equations depicting orbital spaceflight and the landing positions of spacecraft. While Mrs. Johnson's work was not given fair recognition at the time, her calculations were critical to bridging the gap between the United States and the Soviet Union in the Space Race and completing the first successful manned lunar landing. We must not forget the pioneering work of women like Katherine Johnson. Last year, I was proud to work with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to pass legislation awarding the Congressional Gold Medal to Katherine Johnson and all of the ``Hidden Figures'' women who made NASA's work possible. During her lifetime, Katherine Johnson also received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Obama in 2015 for her groundbreaking work. As Chairwoman of the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, I ask my colleagues to join me in celebrating the life and legacy of Mrs. Katherine Johnson as an American trailblazer in mathematics and engineering who ultimately shaped space history in the United States and globally. ____________________


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New York-based New Fortress Energy has executed two Gas Supply Agreements with subsidiaries of Unigel Participações to supply natural gas to two Unigel fertilizer plants in the Brazilian states of Bahia and Sergipe, respectively.
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In total, NFE expects to supply Unigel with up to 41 Tbtu of natural gas annually (equivalent to approximately 1.4 million gallons of LNG per day) for a five-year term beginning in Q1 2022.
“We are excited to become the strategic gas supply partner of Unigel, one of the premier industrial companies in Brazil,” said Wes Edens, CEO of NFE. “This partnership demonstrates the value our LNG import terminals will provide to customers in Brazil as we bring affordable, reliable energy supply and support industry throughout Brazil.”
The supply of gas from NFE’s Suape and Sergipe LNG terminals in Brazil’s northeast will connect Unigel’s operations to the global LNG and natural gas markets as well as significantly reduce pipeline transport charges.
“We believe that this five-year term agreement with NFE will provide a more reliable, stable operation for our plants in the long run, which is key to improve our competitiveness and solidify our commercial presence in Brazil,” said Roberto Noronha Santos, CEO of Unigel.
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Panel Discussions - Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Denmark, IPI Co-host Meeting on Climate Change as Security Threat
On September 22nd, IPI and the Danish government co-hosted a high-level dialogue on the nexus of climate change and international security.
Moderated by Danish Foreign Minister Per Stig Møller, whose opening remarks are available for download, the event heard presentations by climate change experts before the floor was opened to environment and foreign ministers from states around the world.
Terje Rød-Larsen, IPI president, echoed sentiments expressed by many participants in saying that the event ought to complement the parallel efforts at the UN on the issue. Indeed, the timing of the dialogue held at IPI’s Trygve Lie Center allowed member states to begin to build consensus on climate change ahead of December 2009’s Copenhagen conference on the subject.
Following presentations by Oli Brown of the International Institute for Sustainable Development, and David O’Connor of the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs, those present discussed the various facets of climate change as a challenge to security, putting forward ideas on how to tackle it both nationally and multilaterally.
The following areas of agreement emerged:
• Climate change is one of the most pressing issues facing the world today; anticipation and the development of early-warning mechanisms will be very important;
• While not a traditional “military” security challenge, climate change represents a threat multiplier, which has the potential to exacerbate existing security problems;
• Existing institutions must be upgraded to cope with climate change, or else new ones need be created;
• Migration as a result of extreme weather events caused by climate change will increasingly represent a threat to security; and
• Migration will likely be the issue to force countries to act sooner rather than later.
The meeting was held under the Chatham House Rule.
The Global Observatory
Nelson Mandela: Man and Awesome Phenomenon
A former member of the South African Parliament reflects on Mandela's warmth and generosity.
Ordinary Fears, Extraordinary Man: The Legacy of Nelson Mandela
As a young South African diplomat during the apartheid-to-democracy transition, Cedric de Coning witnessed the humility and power of a flawed statesman.
Key Global Events to Watch in December
A list of key upcoming meetings and events with implications for global affairs.
Top 10 Issues to Watch in 2013: The Multilateral Arena
Ten key issues that are likely to impact global affairs in international peace, security, and development.
The Global Observatory, produced by IPI, provides timely analysis on peace and security issues, interviews with leading policymakers, interactive maps, and more.
December 02, 2013
Latin America Focus of Fourth ''Being a Peacekeeper'' Event
On December 2-3, IPI brought together 24 representatives from eleven Latin American countries with senior officials from the UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations and the Department of Field Support to discuss the current state—as well as the future—of Latin American military and police contributions to UN peacekeeping operations.
November 28, 2013
Energy and Security in the Arctic: A New “Frozen” Conflict?
Is the Arctic a “region of cooperation,” or will competition for its potentially rich energy resources lead to conflict in the high north? This was the main question addressed during an expert workshop held in The Hague on November 28th by the International Peace Institute together with the International Gas Union and the Clingendael International Energy Programme.
November 22, 2013
Can Technology Play a Role in Drafting a Constitution?
The effects that new technologies can have on constitutional processes was the topic of this November 22nd IPI roundtable discussion. Approximately five new constitutions are written around the world every year, and their legitimacy is increasingly influenced by a new level of public participation in their drafting, not merely by a plebiscite on the final text. As rapidly advancing technology changes the way that governments and citizens interact, what role are new technologies playing in constitutions?


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WEST PLAINS, Mo. -- Missouri broadcasting pioneer Robert Neathery, Sr. died today at his West Plains home. He was 95.
Neathery was founder of the Ozark Radio Network. When he established KWPM-AM in the far southern Missouri town of West Plains in 1947, it was the first station between Memphis, Tennessee and Springfield, Missouri.
Neathery also is credited with introducing Missouri's first cable television system, at West Plains in 1950.
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New Zealand is full of things to see and do. While its sights and attractions cover a large part of your itineraries, you must reserve some time for the countless adventures and adrenaline pumping activities that the country has on offer.
From dramatic bridge climbs to magnificent landscapes, New Zealand has all kinds of things that are apt for the adventurer in you. And there are always those hot pools, beaches, vineyards and cultural experiences to fall back upon after one of the top adventures of your life. Bookmundi presents the top things to do in New Zealand.
Queenstown (above image)
Visitors travel to Queenstown for some of the best skiing adventures in the most breathtaking locales of New Zealand. This picturesque alpine town is located at the edge of Lake Wakatipu and it boasts of a lively atmosphere and mind-boggling year-round beauty. Queenstown feels so special because it combines a small-town vibe with remarkable skiing adventures and big-city thrills. The dining scene is particularly special in the city with restaurants like The Bunker, The Cow, Fergburger and Wai entertaining all kinds of tastes and preferences. Queenstown is also located within close proximity of Arrowtown, a former gold rush site that still enjoys heritage status.
Rudyard Kipling had termed Milford Sound as the Eighth Wonder of the World, and rightly so. Milford Sound is located in the Fiordland National Park and is famous as the top adventure destination of New Zealand. It presents a number of wide interior bays that are framed by lush green rainforests, waterfalls and rock faces which rise to heights of more than 1200 meters. Visitors also get to treat their eyes to occasional sightings of dolphins, penguins and seals through an underwater observatory and scenic cruises.
Great Barrier Island
Popularly known as the Barrier, the Great Barrier Island is the fourth largest island in New Zealand. It presents a mountainous, rugged landmass and is the last stop before the Hauraki Gulf opens out to the Pacific Ocean. Located at a distance of 90kms from downtown Auckland, the island is particularly famous for its breathtaking beaches that are known for their wild surfing or for their stunning beauty. Accommodation at the island can be found in one of the many baches – traditional New Zealand cabins – which can be as basic as a one-bedroom cabin in the mountains or as rich as a luxe beach house.
Ruakuri Cave, Waitomo
Adventure lovers cannot miss out on abseiling 37 meters into a hole that is small enough to let you touch the edge with your feet. The Ruakuri Cave presents a 5-hour underground Black Abyss tour that lets you explore a world that was hidden beneath the sea around 30 million years ago. You’ll tube, zip-wire, wade, leap and squeeze through ice-cold water during this adventure and stop along the way to capture the breathtaking sight of glow-worms in your memories.
Tongariro National Park
Tongariro, the first national park of New Zealand, is a world heritage site that presents three dramatic peaks – Ngauruhoe, Tongariro and Ruapeha. The Tongariro Alpine Crossing, a natural hotspot for hikers and the most famous track in the national park, passes through majestic volcanic terrains, with much of the area still being active. The track requires a 6-to-8 hour trek as it passes through lava flows, steam vents, emerald lakes and active craters. The ski town of Ohakune acts as a base for snowboarders and skiers. It is located on Ruapehu’s southwestern slopes.
Travelers often head down the east coast of South Island to the Hanmer Springs spa village and the stunning Southern Alps. However, most tend to ignore the less-traveled Maruia Springs, a beautiful resort set amidst thermal mineral pools in a picture-perfect setting. The pools come in all shapes and sizes and boast of stunning mountain backdrops. The area also has private spas that present dramatic views of the river and the mountains beyond. Other highlights include Japanese Shiatsu massage, reflexology, private spas, three-course dinners, swimming pools and a complete lack of cellphone coverage. Bookmundi recommends you to try out the bathhouse for an authentic Japanese experience.
River Valley, Taihape
River Valley presents one of the most frantic rivers in the country for the best white-water rafting experience in New Zealand. Full of broken water, powerful rapids and large drops, this Grade-5 adventure is everything you need to get your adrenaline pumping. River Valley is home to 10 Grade 4 and Grade 5 foamy rapids and is an activity that is specifically designed for the brave-hearted. Bookmundi also recommends adventurers to jump from a designated cliff edge for a one-of-a-kind experience.
Franz Josef Glacier
The Franz Josef Glacier is a 12-km long glacier located in the Westland Tai Poutini National Park. Its Maori name refers to a mountain climbing adventurer whose lover was swept away by an avalanche, leaving her heartbroken. It is famous as one of the fastest flowing glaciers in the world with a flow rate that is 10 times more than other glaciers. It is also unique in the sense that it runs all the way from the majestic peaks of the Southern Alps to a rainforest located 300m above sea level. The best way to explore the glacier is via a helicopter. It drops you at the first or second icefall for a guided walk through daily changing ice tunnels and glacial landscapes.
Rotorua Geothermal Zone
Located at a distance of three hours from Auckland, Rotorua is the primary geothermal area in the country. It boasts of all kinds of geysers and hot springs and presents a wide range of Maori attractions. Bookmundi recommends you to spend a couple of hours at the Wai-O-Tapu hot springs to inhale the sulphur-rich air and watch all kinds of bubbling mud and thermal pools in action.
The Milford Track
Milford Sound is an obvious attraction in New Zealand, but the 53-km Milford Track is considered to be one of the greatest walks on the planet. The Milford Track presents a series of hiking tracks that have been particularly designed to allow visitors to see the best and most inaccessible areas in the country. It starts at the head of Lake Te Anau, which can be reached by climbing the Dore Pass or by ferry and ends at Sandfly Point, which can only be reached by sea.
Manu Bay, home to the longest left-hand break in the world, was made immortal in the 1966 classic Endless Summer and its popularity hasn’t dwindled ever since. Located in the surf town of Raglan, Manu Bay attracts surfers from all over the planet as a decent wave here can carry surfers for up to 2 kms. The town itself is very surfer-friendly and laid-back and the restaurants here can always whip up a hearty fare.
Buller Gorge, Westport
Jetboating on the Buller Gorge is one adventure that you simply have to experience while in New Zealand. This twin V8 engine, 820 hp powered adventure takes you closer to craggy overhangs and rock walls at terrifying speeds over crystal-clear water. You are also offered great insights into the geological and historic features of Buller Gorge during your jetboating adventure. Bookmundi recommends you to watch out for the 360-degree Hamilton spins that will leave you unsure of where you’re heading and where you began your adventure.
The Kiwis have made it possible for you to fly, hike, roll, dive, jump or slide through almost each and every part of the country, making New Zealand a wonderland for adventure seekers. This list of the top things to do in New Zealand is sure to get your blood racing.


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- Barack Obama
- Al Gore (ha ha ha ha ha !!!!11!!)
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- Trent Lott
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- Riboflavin (Fairfax, aka "DC's liver")
- George Washington (allegedly deceased)
- Abraham Lincoln (allegedly deceased)
- Ronald Reagan (deceased since early '90s, and to the sadness of republicans is still dead.)
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- Chandra Levy ✡ (deceased) famous missing white girl, posthumously named the Washington DC all-time hide and seek champion.
- Henry Rollins, who GTFO and ended up moving somewhere worse
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Due to the high concentration of bureaucratic fucks, it is illegal to polish a handgun while chain-smoking in one of DC's many gay bars. In a series of concessions to the black person community, mugging, panhandling, and public urination are tolerated and actively encouraged by local police.
Adams Morgan - Home of your average frat drunk douchebag. In the summer, each bar sponsors it's own date raep team that competes against all the other teams. The team that has the most rapes by the end of the summer gets a trophy. Madams Organ has won 10 years in a row.
Anacostia - Jampacked with nigras and, consequently, home to over 9000 chicken joints, liquor stores and pawn shops but no supermarkets. Literally no honkies for miles. However, due to the residents' easy access to hookers and blow makes Anacostia one of the most convenient places to live, since every person that you see will have access to either or both. National capital of ruin.
Columbia Heights - Here be an awkward mix of spics and yuppies moving into expensive newly built condos which are squeezing out the aforementioned spics. The only place you're more likely to get killed by a machete than a bullet.
—Jim McGreevey, former governor of New Jersey about being a colossal faggot
This also proves that Judaism leads to sodomy.
Palisades - Much like Georgetown, but more boring and full of rapists.
U Street See Columbia Heights, only with nigras instead of spics.
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- P.A. Palace
- Late Night Rapists
- National Security Agency
- [email protected]
- Gun control
- Health Care Rage
- Federal Reserve
- Net Neutrality
- Republican anything
- !!!!!Ron Paul!!!!!
- Supreme Court
The District is a fucking magnet for dumbass tourists who have a collective IQ that makes Forest Gump seem like Albert fucking Einstein by comparison. This should be obvious because anyone who would find shit white buildings and getting mugged in broad daylight remotely attractive has to be pretty down low there on the evolutionary scale. Tourists in DC come from all walks of life, everything from nostalgic oldfags to mothers who refuse to go anywhere without their crying and screaming devilspawn. No matter where you go in the District, you are guaranteed to run into at least one motherfucker who will do something incredibly moronic that will manage to either make or fuck up your day.


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Jess’ love for being a stylist truly shows in her work. She is excited each and everyday and genuinely cares for her clients on a professional and personal level.
Amy has been a licensed cosmetologist since 1994. She is always striving to further her education and stay abreast of the current trends and styles and attends classes regularly. Her most recent certification being with Deva Curl.
Amy spent 5 years as an Educator for Redken 5th avenue, teaching stylists hair color theory and the latest techniques. Amy attended the Redken symposium in Las Vegas and attended classes regularly at the Redken Exchange on 5th Ave in NYC. She is always striving to further her education and stay abreast of the current trends and styles and attends classes regularly. Amy is known for her fun approach, and willingness to take clients to the next level. Whether it be Brazilian Blowouts, Bleach outs, or Ombre styles, Amy is always down for something fun and thinking outside the box. Amy has spent a few years in a row back stage at New York Fashion Week helping designers bring their looks to life through hair. We are very lucky to have a such a ball of talent and positive attitude here at All About Me.
Taryn graduated from Robert Paul Academy in 2007 and has since continued her education by attending classes through Graham Webb Academy, Wella Professional, Alfaparf, D.S Labs and Schwarzkopf where she was fortunate to take a Balayage class with Celebrity Stylist Kim Vo thus making her our Balyage Queen.
Her hand painting techniques are meticulous and fresh. Every client feels like a celebrity leaving her chair. Along with her extensive color training, Taryn loves doing Men’s cuts and is certified in Keratin Complex and Brazilian Blowout smoothing treatments. She is also a certified NovaLash specialist. Taryn loves meeting new people and making her clients smile.
“Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life”
Tues & Wed 11-7, Sat 9-4
Tori has been a licensed Cosmetologist since 2005, graduating from Robert Paul Academy. Continuing Education is a big part of her career, she attends classes year round to keep up with the latest trends.
Tori Specializes in Multi-dimensional color/highlights, Men and Womens cuts and styles. Her favorite part about being a Stylist, is building relationships with her clients and transforming their hair to look its absolute BEST!
Sylvia started her beauty carreer as an assistant in her Aunts Salon back in 2012. She then graduated from Robert Paul Academy in 2017 and was immediately hired to work at All About Me. Sylivia is always striving to further her education and stay up to date on the current hair trends. Recently attending Balayage classes and becoming Brazilian Blowout Certified. Her services include formal hair styling, and all aspects of hair coloring and cutting. Her goal is to make everyone that sits in her chair, leave happy and confident.
Colleen has been in the industry since 2011 and first started as a stylist assistant, aiding with color application and shampoos. Now a certified stylist herself, She has a continuing desire to learn and grow in the industry. Colleen.. Colleen is certified in, Keratin Complex, Brazilian Blowout and Babe extensions. She recently finished her 3 step program in NYC to become a Certified Master Balayage Artist!
“My passion is to brighten my guests’ days by making them feel beautiful with the talent with which I have been blessed. I love to use different techniques with color and highlighting, such as balayage, so that I can create different looks for each individual. Keeping up with the latest trends of styling and formal up-dos is fun and exciting for me.”
Master Stylist/Keratin Complex Specialist
Wed & Thurs 1-7 e/o Sat 9-4
Erin received her Cosmetology License in 2012. Her attention to fine details, keeps her in high demand for Keratin Treatments, Color Correction, and Precision Haircuts.
For all of the Curly Girls out there, Erin is also a certified Deva Stylist.
“I believe that when my client looks great, they feel great. I love this business and meeting new people”
Certified Hair Colorist and Master Designer
Jayme has over 10 years worth of experience in high energy, educational-driven salon environments. She offers an extreme amount of knowledge in hair color, advanced cutting techniques, and at home hair care.
As a Redken Certified Hair Colorist & Designer, Jayme has be trained at the highest level under International Redken Artists.
-Redken Symposium Las Vegas (‘15, ‘17, ‘19)
-Redken Exchange NYC (Cut & Know Why, Color Fix, Design Masters)
Jayme also extends her skills into texture services. She specializes in Hand-Tied Hair Extensions, Up-Styles, and is Brazilian Blowout Certified.
Her dedication to education and the passion she has behind the chair definitely shows through the experience and results she gives to her guests.
Michele Muscello as well as being assistant manager, received her cosmetology license in 1997 from Maryland Beauty Academy. She specializes in natural nail services, as well as full body and facial waxing.
She has advanced education in speed waxing, OPI products, Bella Lucce products, Vinylux and is certified in CND Shellac nail services. Michele loves to make her clients feel relaxed while still giving them impeccable service and experience.
Wed & Thur 11-4 | Fri 11-7 | Sat 9-2
Graduating from Von Lee in 1989, Lisa began her career as an Esthetician. Shortly after, she decided to do an apprenticeship and become a Nail technician.
Through the years she has obtained an outstanding clientele with her amazing nail and waxing services all while maintaining a relaxing yet fun atmosphere. We couldn’t imagine the spa without her.
Tues 5-7 | Wed 5-8
Debbie is an experienced nail technician of 25 years, specializing in Manicures & Pedicures. She has a fun bubbly personality. Mother of 3 young adults, Loves makeup, shopping, traveling, great food and spending time with her friends & family. She is passionate about Christmas, GATOR football and lacrosse
Wednesday 1-8 | Thursday 10-4 | Friday 10-4 | Every other Saturday 9-4
Lindsay is a Baltimore native and lives in Towson. She got her esthetics training through an apprenticeship in 2014 and has love working in this business ever since!
Lindsay specializes in speed waxing, nearly-painless Brazilians, brow and lash tints, and full brow maintenance. Lindsay has an artistic hand and a good eye for seeing a client’s natural style and enhancing it.
Lindsay’s Beauty Tip:
Exfoliating is the best thing you can do to prevent unwanted bumps after waxing and maintain smooth, healthy skin.
Tues 10-5, e/o Sat 9-4
Yeshi has been an esthetician for almost 20 years. A Graduate of Von Lee, as well as working in the med spa field, Yeshi exceeds all expectations in skin care. Yeshi loves to customize her facials to specific client needs. With her strong knowledge in peels and treatments, she has all of her clients leaving fresh faced and on cloud nine.
Giving a facial isn’t just about relaxing and pampering to her, it is also about results. Getting her clients on a regimen with the right products and treatments is her number one priority. It is all about the lasting result and seeing improvement.
But her talent doesn’t stop at skin care. She loves all aspects of waxing, from Brazilians, to legs, full face and full body. Her obsession with eyebrows makes everyone feel like they’re getting more than your average brow wax. Her attention to detail is impeccable and it shows in her work.
Jenn, a native of New York State, realized one of her lifetime goals when she moved to Baltimore and became a licensed massage therapist. She graduated from The Baltimore School of Massage, also working there as a Teaching Assistant and Tutor. Jenn has worked at several spas and retreats, and specializes in both Swedish and Deep Tissue massage.
Jenn is always involved in continuing education classes, keeping on top of cutting edge relaxation techniques. As a resident of The Palisades, home of All About Me, she is your on-call relaxation solution.
Tues-Fri 10-5 Sat 9-2
Angie specializes in designing brows and in teaching clients how to maintain them. She treats each brow as a work of art on the canvas of the face, assessing bone structure, the width of the eyes and the length of the nose, and using light, shadow, diagonals and horizontals. Angie shapes brows to emphasize the unique beauty of every client. As she works, Angie explains the process of reshaping from beginning to end.
After receiving a degree in fine arts from the Maryland Institute College of Art, Angie attended Von Lee School of Esthetics to receive her license in skin care. She has trained at the Anastasia Studio and Complexions International in Toronto. Angie began practicing skin care in 1991 at Christine Valmy Skin Care Salon in Washington DC, and later worked at Nordstrom for eight years before coming to All About Me.


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One abortionist describes how nurses need pep talks to keep them in the abortion business:
Nurses who work in abortion clinics often don’t have a high sense of professional self-esteem. It’s not the sort of thing you brag about. “What do you do?” “Oh, I work at an abortion clinic.” Sometimes I have to give them a little pep talk. You’ll often find that after doing, say, 20 abortions, nurses can feel quite dejected. You have to help them along, tell them that they have made 20 women very happy that day.
Mary Kenny Abortion: The Whole Story (London: Quartet Books, 1986) 166
It’s not hard to understand why many abortion workers feel “dejected” after helping a doctor perform abortions. They have to see and dismember babies like the one below all day, every day.Share on Facebook

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